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` M KLEINPELDER consultant) and the reported organic and lead concentrations were non-detect. No closure letter was identified for the UST. Based upon interviews with current employees (Robert Mair), he has no knowledge of a 3,150-gallon or 450 gallon UST (or the closed 1500 gallon tank). The two sumps are partially aboveground (five sided) and hold water with animal fat residue, all residue is skimmed off the top. After further discussion with Mr. Mair he indicated that the SJ EHD had identified the 3,150 gallon tank as the 1,500 gallon tank and the 450 gallon tank as the ` 300 gallon tank and therefore all tank are closed or removed at the facility to his knowledge. SJC EHD was contacted concerning the Tracy Biomass Plant (Tracy Operators) located at 14800 Schulte Avenue. According to Kim, the facility had no records pertaining to underground storage tanks, or leaking underground storage tanks, but did have records pertaining to a small quantity generator (discussed in Section 4.1), no violations were noted. Based upon this data this facility does not currently appear to pose an adverse impact to the — subject site. • San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services (SJCOES) was contacted on February 3, 2004 for information regarding incidents with hazardous materials and/or petroleum products. According to Ms. Michelle Halliwell, there were no files for the site. Ms. Halliwell did indicate that Owens-Illinois (Owens-Brockway) does contain files listing hazardous materials stored on site (under Community Right-to Know), they are given 30 days to respond, therefore the file will be made available no sooner than March 26, 2004. If information received may change the findings of this report, Kleinfelder will inform the client and provide an addendum letter to this report. • San Joaquin County Agricultural Commissioners (SJCAC) office was not contacted, but an interview was conducted with Mr. Robert Mair (Owen-Illinois) employee who stated that the ` northern portion of the facility has been farmed by Mr. John Zambetti. Mr. Zambetti was contacted on March 9, 2004 for information regarding his historical use of the property. He stated that he has farmed the northern portion of the property for five years, and has grown ` alfalfa with no use of pesticides except Roundup for weed control. • The Department of Toxic Substance Control(DTSC) was contacted on February 3, 2004 for ` information regarding hazardous materials and petroleum product incidents for the site. According to a letter received from Ms. Bobbi Jensen no such records exist pertaining to the site. • California State Fire Marshal Pipeline Safety Office (CSFMPSO) was contacted on February 3, 2004, regarding petroleum pipelines within the area of the subject site. L According to Ms. Lisa Dowdy (Research Analyst I), a Chevron Pipeline is located in the vicinity of the subject site, 18 and 20" conveying crude oil. Kleinfelder requested additional information from Chevron regarding exact location and reporting of any incidents involving the pipeline. Mr. Gerald McLellan contacted Kleinfelder on March 5, 2004 and indicated _ that Chevron is not at liberty to indicate if incidents or spills have occurred on a segment of pipeline, but that information can be obtained by the CSFMPSO. Ms. Dowdy was again contacted and stated that no leaks were found at the given site location. 40351.P01 /ST04R354 Page 12 of 30 r Copyright 2004,Kleinfelder,Inc. March 12,2004 _.._.......................... wo a�ua�w. rcrwcaoutty �s ovu, r rrc County, 1992. slow and water capacity is high. The Stomar clay is very deep,well drained, nearly level soil on alluvial fans, formed in alluvium derived from sedimentary rock sources. Permeability is slow and water capacity is high- OIL i h.OIL AND GAS ftp://ftp.consrv.ca.gov/pub/oil/m Based on the referenced web page,there are no gas or oil FIELDS aps/dist6/606/Map606.pdf wells located on the site. 40351.P01 /ST04R354 Page 13 of 30 Copyright 2004,Kleinfelder,Inc. March l2,2004 L