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r <br /> NORCAL <br /> Geophysical Consultants,Inc. <br /> rr NORCAL <br /> i� <br /> February 14, 1991 <br /> Aegis Environmental , Inc. <br /> 801 Riverside Ave. , Suite C <br /> Roseville, California 95678 <br /> Attention: Bob Kiminerling <br /> r <br /> Gentlemen: <br /> 1. This report presents the findings of a ground penetrating radar <br /> (GPR) survey performed by NORCAL Geophysical Consultants, Inc_ at <br /> Exxon Station #7-0137 in Stockton, California. The field work <br /> was performed on February 5, 1991 by NORCAL principal geophysi- <br /> cist William E. Black. Mr. Bob Kimmerling of Aegis provided site <br /> orientation, field assistance, and background information. <br /> SITE DESCRIPTION <br /> The subject property is bordered by Center Street on the west. i <br /> ' `.. South El Dorado Street on the east, Second Street on the -north, <br /> and Third Street on the south. Three pump islands are iocated. in <br /> the center of the parcel . A convenience store is situated along <br /> the northern site boundary. Three 10,000 gallon underground <br /> storage tanks (UST) are located immediately south of the pump is- <br /> lands. The area of investigation includes that portion of the <br /> site overlying and surrounding the three UST' s. This flat, open <br /> area is paved with asphalt. <br /> 4 PURPOSE <br /> The purpose of the GPR survey is to explore the area west and <br /> east of the UST's for underground utilities or buried objects <br /> that might obstruct drilling. It is our understanding that this <br /> information will be used to help site boring locations. <br /> t , borings will be drilled at an angle in order to Samle thesoilbeneath the UST's. <br /> SCOPE OF WORK <br /> We performed 9 east-westand 7 north-south GPR tr_averses_center_ed-_--� <br /> _------- <br /> over-the--UST`s -The north south traverses are 85 to 90 feet long <br /> T � <br /> and are distributed at 2.5 to 5 foot intervals. The north-south <br /> traverses range in length from 35 to 45 feet and are distributed <br /> at 5 to 9 foot intervals. The`locations of the <br /> GPR: traverses, <br /> which amount to 1065 line feet of total coverage, are shown on <br /> Plate 1 . <br />