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1000 Former Boulevard Automotive Page 2 of 2 2151 Country Club Blvd July 8, 2014 Stockton, California 95204 • calcium, cobalt, copper, iron, lead, magnesium, manganese, mercury, molybdenum, nickel, potassium, selenium, sliver, sodium, thallium, acetone, tungsten, and hexachrome by a California certified laboratory; The EHD tentatively approves the CAP submitted by AGE, contingent on compliance with the following EHD requirements: 1. In accordance to the corrective action plan (CAP) approval process, the EHD will post a public notification of pending CAP approval at this site. The public has 30 days to express any concerns regarding the proposed remedial method for this site. Fieldwork can begin once the 30-day public participation period is over and all public concerns have been addressed and the CAP is approved. A copy of the public notice has been attached for your records. 2. A current waste discharge permit from CRWQCB must be obtained before any fieldwork can begin. 3. Our records indicate a waste oil tank was removed from this site. Although indicated in the narrative portion of the CAP report, it was not shown on any of the report figures. Submit a site plan showing the former location of the waste oil tank and please include the former waste oil tank location on site plans in future reports submitted to EHD. 4. Notify EHD of all scheduled injection events along with any field work following initial well installation. The EHD will issue the permits for the installation of the sixteen injection wells once the following have been completed. With these conditions, the EHD approves the work plan submitted. A. This site has proposed injection wells located on an adjacent parcel. Please submit a copy of the access agreement signed by the adjacent parcel owner when submitting the EHD Well and Boring Permit Application form for these wells. B. All water used for the purpose of sealing a well must be potable water and not water that has been displaced from a well that is to be destroyed or from a non-potable source. In the Semi-Annual Groundwater Monitor Report, Fourth Quarter 2013, AGE recommended the following: • Continuation of semi-annual, annual and biennial ground water monitoring at the Boulevard Automotive Service site. • Semi-monthly free product monitoring in well MW-4. Removal and documentation of free product using a disposable polyethylene bailer until floating product is no longer visible. All waste water will be properly labeled on hazardous waste drums and contained on site.