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K L E I N F E L D E R v facility and according to the EDR report; the waste is collected on site and taken to a recycler or a landfill for disposal. Based upon this database information, the facility does not currently appear to pose an adverse impact on the subject site. For additional information b. refer to Section 4.2 • GWF Energy. LLC. located at 14950 W. Schulte Road, adjacent and south of the subject site appears on the HAZNET database due to the storage and/or generation of unspecified oil- containing waste and other organic solids. No violations are reported for the facility and according to the EDR report; the waste is collected on site and taken to a landfill for disposal. Based upon this information the facility does not appear to pose an adverse impact on the subject site. r 4.2. ADDITIONAL AGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL RECORDS Local regulatory agencies were contacted for reasonably ascertainable and practically reviewable documentation regarding recognized environmental conditions present at the subject site and adjacent facilities. Interviews with local regulatory agency representatives are included in Chapter 7.0 of this report and copies of the documentation obtained by Kleinfelder is included in Appendix D of this report. The following agencies were contacted for documentation. 6. • San Joaquin County Environmental Health Division (SJC/EHD) was contacted on February 3, 2004 for information regarding leaking underground storage tanks and hazardous materials and/or petroleum product incidents. According to Kim (clerk), files were not available for the subject site, but were found for the adjacent facility to the east (Owens- Illinois, 14,700 Schulte Road). ` According to files reviewed Owens-Illinois reportedly maintained two underground sumps (42,000, and 27,3000 gallons) and four underground storage tanks (UST) (3,150, 300, 450, ` and 1500 gallons) on site. According to the files the 300-gallon UST was removed on May 7, 1986. Three small holes were noted on the bottom and gasoline odor was noted. Soil sampling was conducted with toluene, ethylbenzene, and benzene results of 192 parts per billion (ppb), 57.8 ppb, and 42.5 ppb respectively. Lead was also detected at 15.7 ppm, all other constituents were non-detect. CKG Environmental conducted further investigation on February 22, 2002 by drilling an angle boring under the former UST location, and analyzing two samples. The samples were analyzed for total petroleum hydrocarbons, MTBE, and BTEX, and no analyzed constituents were reported above laboratory reporting limits. Based upon these results and CKG's conclusions the EHD issued a letter dated June 17, 2002 confirming the completion of the "site investigation and corrective action for the underground storage tank." The RWQCB issued a letter on June 3, 2002 stating a"no further action required concurrence, Owens-Brockway, 14700 Schulte Road, Tracy, San Joaquin `„ County." i According to the files a 1,460 (1500) gallon waste oil tank was abandoned in place on June L 14, 1989. Four soil samples were taken below the tank and analyzed for lead, heavy metals (arsenic, cadmium, chromium, lead, nickel, and zinc), and organics (TPH, VOCs, and PCBs). The metals were representative of the background concentrations (according to the 40351.P01 /ST04R354 Page I 1 of 30 Copyright 2004,Kleinfelder,Inc. March 12,2004 r