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JIB ¢ <br /> A I <br /> I� <br /> (MW <br /> Exxon Service Station 3128 W. Ben Holt Dr., Stockton California <br /> EXECUTIVE SUMMARY <br /> ! <br /> The project site, which is the fo er Exxon service station at 3128 West <br /> Benjamin Holt Drive, is located 1 northwest: Stockton, California, at the <br /> southeast corner of Grigsby Place.'and West Benjami*Holt Drive, approximately <br /> 200 feet west of Interstate 5. The site is surrounded by a mixture of <br /> commercial and residential properties. The site ; is bounded by a shopping <br /> center and a Shell gasoline station to the north,:} a church and residential <br /> area to the west, a water tower, Seven Eleven parking lot and store and <br /> residential area to the south and Interstate Highway 5 to the east. <br /> The site was an active Exxon Retail Service Station from 1968 to 1991. Three <br /> single-walled steel underground storage tanks previously containing gasoline <br /> and having a capacity of 6,000 gallons, 8,000 gallons and 10, 000 gallons are <br /> located in the northeast corner of the site. A 1,;1000 gallon waste oil tank <br /> is located in the southern portion of thii site, south of the station <br /> house/garage. All underground storage tanks on the property are original. <br /> As a part of the process of returning the lease to the owner, the service <br /> station building was demolished September 30, 1991: The underground storage , <br /> tanks, pumps and product pipelines were removed on October 9, 1991. <br /> Eleven soil borings were drilled in 1991. Of these, six were converted into <br /> monitoring wells. These wells were installed.' andlsampled according to the <br /> regulatory guidelines and protocol. The wellsjare part of the active <br /> sampling system to monitor the quality of theilgroundwater beneath the site. <br /> �k <br /> Laboratory analyses of soil and groundwater samples collected from this site <br /> indicate gasoline or its constituents have been detected both in soil and <br /> groundwater primarily in the immediate vicinity of the pump island and the <br /> underground storage tanks. , <br /> The corrective action to clean-up the site will include the over-excavation <br /> and removal of soils containing gasoline using a backhoe, or similar earth- <br /> moving equipment. Approximately 800 cubic yards') of soil may have to be <br /> removed from the site. These soils will be lying on and covered by visqueen <br /> to prevent run-off or aeration while waitin91 <br /> .1 for the analytical results. <br /> After all the environmental documentation and proper analyses have been <br /> performed, the excavated soils will then be removed from the site and <br /> transported to the proper landfill using proper'' procedures and licensed <br /> transporters. !� <br /> The excavation created during tank removal actiivit?ies and the soil clean-up <br /> action will be filled with clean engineered fill material. The monitor wells <br /> will remain on site and will continue to be actively monitored according to <br /> regulatory guidelines. Issues related to groundwater clean-up will be <br /> evaluated after the soil clean-up will be evaluated after the soil clean-up <br /> has occurred. <br /> I <br />