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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
3500 - Local Oversight Program
File Section
SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE
RECORD_ID
PR0544645
PE
3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0004979
FACILITY_NAME
CIVIC CENTER PARKING*
STREET_NUMBER
141
Direction
N
STREET_NAME
EL DORADO
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95202
APN
13909002
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
141 N EL DORADO ST
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
001
QC Status
Approved
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}erlt Sy: 8ASELINE; 510 420 1707; Nov-9-99 17:04; Page 8113 <br /> REPRESENTATION OF SITE CONDITIONS <br /> Potential Duman receptors are assumed to be exposed to the maximum concentration ofcontaminants <br /> in soil and groundwater, and the entire thickness of the surface and subsurface soils are assumed to <br /> be wntarninated by the maximum concentration of COPCs. This adds to conservatism in the human <br /> health assessment. Also, the PEA was conducted assuming future residential use of the site and <br /> default:exposure assumptions. Potential exposure to COPCs, and resulting risks and hazards under <br /> proposed redevelopment of the site as a water square/public meeting place,would be less than those <br /> for residential development. In addition,inclusion of groundwater ingestion and dermal contact with <br /> shallow groundwater is considered a conservative assumption,since shallow groundwater underlying <br /> the site is not currently or proposed to be used as a drinking water source under proposed <br /> redevelopment of the property. <br /> TOXICOLOGICAL DATA <br /> Conservative slope factors for carcinogens were used in the assessment, as is the currently, <br /> recommended approach by the U.S. EPA. These slope factors are based on the 95`h percent upper <br /> confidence limit on the low-dose portiori of the chemical's dose response curve,as extrapolated from <br /> high-dose human or animal response data using the U.S. EPA's linearized multistage model. This <br /> assumption means actual risks are likely to be lower than Clic risk estitnatcs calculated in the human <br /> health risk analysis. In addition, results of animal studies are often used to predict the potential <br /> human health effects of a chemical.There may be important,but unidentified differences in uptake, <br /> metabolism,distribution, and elimination of chemicals between a test species and humans. Animal <br /> studies are also usually conducted under high dose conditions, where the high dose itself may be <br /> responsible for the observed carcinogenic effects. <br /> UNCERTAINTIES ASSOCIATED WITH COMBINATION OF CONSERVATIVE <br /> ASSUMPTIONS <br /> The uncertainties and conservatism associated with the various components of the human health risk <br /> analysis discussed above are additive. This,combined with conservative exposure parameters and <br /> exposure assumptions ensures that estimates of health risks are greater than those actually or <br /> potentially occurring at the site. <br /> PUBLIC PARTICIPATION <br /> COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT <br /> The Weber Block property is located in the Stockton Environmental Master Plan Area. Thepurpose. . <br /> of the Environmental Master Plan is to establish protocols for future environmental work(including <br /> remediation)within the Master Plan area,identify financing mechanisms far redevelopment,develop <br /> a marketing plan for properties in the waterfront area, and develop an action plan to ensure <br /> redevelopment. It is the intent of the Environmental. Master Plan to reduce uncertainty associated <br /> with environmental contamination for developers, lenders, and others in the private :sector, thus <br /> facilitating redevelopment of the area. It is believed that, in the long run, this will speed up the <br /> redevelopment process by providing pre--approved remedial actions for the conditions that exist in . <br /> the waterfront area,.and by providing a range of possible costs for the actions to be implemented. <br /> 973699tk.poa.wpd-11!9!99 Y) <br />
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