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V <br /> srR�rUs <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL, !NC. <br /> 3330 Cameron Park Drive Suite 550 Cameron Park CA 95682 <br /> Phone: (530) 676-6004 � Fax (530) 676-6005 <br /> 71e f�w� t lkJ s y � tcc Ni' e#ry v' ems kez td�r F£ P � ( l,c 4_,tery awLC2�1 � F pf y ( fy zt (w ca .crc�sz�er� <br /> /� "1 "`�°`" ✓ a� it 4tv, lt•f {�,w�I,rh �eaw uJ <br /> PUBLIC NOTICE FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF CORRECTIVE ACTION st>4. 4 <br /> Former Barnes Trucking Facility, 1817 South Fresno Avenue, Stockton, California <br /> Background <br /> Motor ve ' le fuels were released to the subsurface at the subject property from a historical <br /> underground age tank (UST) fuel storage system and San Joaquin County Environmental <br /> Health Deparlmen SJCEHD) currently regulates an environmental case at the property relating <br /> to this condition. B inning in the 1990's, work h been completed to assess and monitor <br /> contaminant levels in th subsurface. This work has ==d= that petroleum hydrocarbon impact "d <br /> which is currently encountered at approximately 10 <br /> sovke r <br /> feet below surface grade. Since the initial site investigations, sekxie cleanup efforts have been <br /> completed at the subject property, however contaminant levels in groundwater"" remain above <br /> levels that will allow SJCEHD to close �irt° environmental case,�A Although .uw oe-�4"a H� <br /> water wells are known to be threatened from the fuel release, SJCEHU has directed that <br /> additional site cleanup work be performed. In response to this request, Stratus Environmental, <br /> Inc. (Stratus), working on behalf of the former Barnes Trucking facility, developed a plan to <br /> remediate the property to a condition that will allow for closure of the site under the criteria of the <br /> State Water Resources Control Board's `Low ThreaeClosure Policy', <br /> uv � 6i�je <br /> Proposed Corrective Actions <br /> Stratus has developed a cleanup plan that consists of injecting ozone, a strong oxidant, into the <br /> shallow groundwater interval Veou l a network of injection wells. Application of ozone results <br /> in a chemical reaction that seas rues petrolet7 hydrocarbons y carbon <br /> dioxide and water. Ozone will be 4$=Ad'& area of the site with the highest remaining <br /> concentrations of petroleum hydrocarbons in groundwater. Groundwater samples will be <br /> collected from monitoring wells located near the inj_e��tion area ia_oWw to evaluate remedial <br /> performance. The project will initially be r " r ` 1"Or a period of four months (pilot scale); if <br /> the technology appears effective and further remediation is warranted, the remediation period will <br /> be extended. Reports will be submitted to SJCE14D at a minimum of once per quarter in order to <br /> provide the agency with information to enable�"gtreii�t oversight of the Cleanup. <br /> Further Information and Public Comment Opportunity` k ms <br /> Qp �� <br /> Itr <br /> Between March 16 and I� 19F4, 2015, SJCEHD will be accepting publi�ents regarding the <br /> proposed Corrective Action. Comments should be submitted i� to Mr. Gabriel Gonzalez, <br /> 1868 East Hazelton Avenue, Stockton, California 95205 . Mr. Gonzalez may also be reached at <br /> gag_onzalez@sicehd.com or (209) 468-3442. <br /> For further information regarding the environmental case at 1817 South Fresno Avenue, please <br /> reference the State of California's GeoTracker Website (geotracker.waterboards.ca.gov), site <br /> T0607700585 . <br /> For further information regarding the State Water Resources Control Board' s `Low Threat <br /> Closure Policy', please reference waterboards.ca.gov/adopted orders. <br /> 1 <br /> 8nn5s VP error - Poje no+ fovnot <br />