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KLE€NFELDER The SJCLHD files for the Mobil Oil Bulk Plant also contained documents on the 1986 RWQCB investigation of an underground waste oil tank. According to the documents, Mobil Oil representatives requested to the SJCLHD, on October 27, 1986, that the investigation be considered closed. The Mobil Oil documents indicate that contaminated soil from the Mobil Oil facility was removed and disposed offsite, and that the ground water had not been impacted. The reviewed documents did not indicate the disposal site. According to Mr.Jaime Favila of the SJCLI-M, Mobil Oil has not supplied his office with a hazardous waste manifest to document proper disposal of the contaminated soils or analytical results from confirmatory soil samples. The investigation is considered open until Mobil Oil provides the necessary documents for review and approval by the SJCLHD. Petrolemn hydrocarbon and lead contamination of the soil and ground water is suspected to be present at the PG & E facility. The source of contamination is reportedly a leaking underground gasoline storage tank According to the RWQCB file, the extent of contamination is suspected to reach the northern property line of the facility, and an investigation is in progress to further assess the extent of the contamination. Low levels of petroleum hydrocarbon contamination of the soil were reportedly present at the former Handyman facility, according to a site assessment report by Applied Geosystems (August 26, 1987). The source of contamination was two leaking underground storage tanks containing diesel fuel. The facility was referred to the RWQCB for further investigation_ (Note: refer to RWQCB information onp age 6). The Fortifiber facility, located at 501 East Acacia Street, is a laminated paper product manufacturer. Petroleum hydrocarbon contamination of the soil and ground water is reportedly present at the Fortifiber facility. The source of contamination was two underground storage tanks containing diesel fuel. The underground storage tanks were removed on April 10, 1987. According to documents in the file, an investigation to determine the extent of contamination was recommended to Fortifiber by the SJCLHD. No additional information was available in the file regarding the status of the recommended investigation. Records were on file for Leprino Foods documenting an anhydrous ammonia leak from an aboveground storage tank. The approximated 500-gallon leak required a one hour evacuation of the plant and the Greenoaks; Mobile Home Pari;, located adjacent to and 137-38-1690 7