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��SpntBASELINE' 510 420 1707• Nov-12-99 9:03• Page 6/6 <br /> property related to the former underground storage tanks at this location and based on the <br /> future remediation of the adjacent ARCO property, and environuiiental investigations <br /> completed to date. <br /> • Significant public participation activities have occurred in response to redevelopment within <br /> the Stockton waterfront area, and in particular the redevelopment of the Weber Block <br /> Property. Future public participation activities are also planned, as described above. No <br /> additional public participation activities are warranted at this time. <br /> Prior to proposed redevelopment of the Weber Block property,the selected contractor for the <br /> redevelopment of the property should remove the treated piles underlying the failing parking <br /> structure and dispose of these at an appropriate landfill based on a waste characterization of <br /> the piles. The contractor should follow all applicable Occupational Safety and Health <br /> Administration (OSHA) worker health and safety requirements during piles removal. The <br /> Department of Toxic Substances Control should be notified of the date of removal and <br /> disposition of the piles. <br /> • The drums observed during the July 3999 site reconnaissance, believed to be used to store <br /> purge water and decontamination rinsate water from ongoing groundwater sampling of the <br /> Shell wells,should be removed from the site,and transported to an appropriate offsite facility <br /> for recycling/disposal in accordance with local, State, and Federal requirements. <br /> • The City of Stockton should ensure that gaps in the seawall are repaired,as proposed under <br /> the proposed redevelopment project for Weber Block, to prevent shallow groundwater <br /> migration into the Stockton Channel. Proposed redevelopment activities should continue to <br /> include provisions to prevent human contact with surface water and sediments in the Stockton <br /> Channel, and signage and physical methods(i.e.,rails, fish screens) should be implemented, <br /> as proposed,to prevent swimming and fishing in the proposed water square area. <br /> The contractor or the appropriate designated party for redevelopment of Weber Block should <br /> implement the mitigation measures for environmental protection, as described in the Weber 3 <br /> Block Redevelopment Environmental Impact Report,once finalized. 1 <br /> 1 <br /> y <br /> 97369stk.pca wpd-k 1/9,;Y9 35 <br /> i <br /> h <br />