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• • W inion#183 Stockton,CA ' August 8,2002 4.3.7 Used Antifreeze Storage Used antifreeze is stored in a 55-gallon drum next to the used motor oil in the south end of the ' storage area. No environmental issues were noted in the area of the storage drums. 4.3.8 Automatic Transmission Fluid ' New automatic transmission fluid is stored in containers packaged for retail sales on shelves in the storage area along the east side of the building. No bulls automatic transmission fluid was stored at the site. ' 4.3.9 Used Automatic Transmission Fluid Used automatic transmission fluid is stored and disposed with the used motor oil(55-gallon drums ' within secondary containment units in the south end of the storage area). 4.3.10 Other Materials ' Small amounts of brake fluid and gear oil packaged for retail sale were stored on shelves in the storage area along the east side of the building. No leaks,stains or environmental issues were noted in the area of these products. ' 4.3.11 Janitorial Supplies Additional types of hazardous materials present crosist of cleaning compounds for housekeeping ' activities. If used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions,these items do not constitute a recognized environmental condition. ' 4.4 POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS Electrical transformers,hydraulic equipment,capacitors and similar equipment may contain polychlorinated biphenyls(PCBs) in hydraulic or dielectric insulating fluids within the units. The federal Toxic Substances ' Control Act(TSCA)generally prohibited the domestic manufacture of PCBs after 1976;therefore,there is a potential for the dielectric fluid in electrical and hydraulic equipment manufactured prior to that date to contain PCBs. ' One pad-mounted electrical transformer was observed near the northeast corner of the Site. The transformer was labeled as being owned by Pacific Gas&Electric(PG&E). The transformer was not labeled as to its PCB content. No leakage or staining indicative of a fluid release frau the transformer was observed. 4.5 WATER/WASTEWATER/STORMWATER ' 4.5.1 Potable Water The City of Stockton provides potable water to the Site. There are no known environmental issues with potable water at the Site. 4.5.2 Wastewater The City of Stockton provides sanitary sewer services to the Site. No known septic systems are ' present at the site. There are noknown environmental issues with wastewater at the Site ' 4.5.3 Stormwater Stormwater is collected in storm sewers located throughout the parking lot and to the south of the Site. Stormwater is discharged into the municipal storm sewer system along the West Lane Frontage Road. There are no known environmental issues with stormwater drainage at the Site. t ' 0924 gy store 183 phase 2 re�iewedI SECOR International Incorporated 5