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.tee CLEANUP AND ABATEMENT ORtFr_R NO. R5-2007-0725 DOLLY MADISON/LANGENDORF BAKERY 1426 S. LINCOLN ST., STOCKTON SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY -3- 7. Based on the San Joaquin County Grant Deed dated 28 May 2003, Timothy Kong purchased the property from the TODCOGIC, and is subject to this Order because he currently owns the property, and has knowledge of IBC's efforts to investigate the discharge and the ability to control access to the property at 1426 S. Lincoln St., Stockton. The former Dolly Madison / Langendorf Bakery (Site) at 1426 S. Lincoln St., Stockton, in San Joaquin County is currently a storage facility owned by Timothy Kong (Attachment 1). 8. Based on the Industrial Lease dated 1 July 1991 between Lorrie Greene, Landlord and the Rainbo Baking Company of the Sacramento Valley (Rainbo//Earthgrains Inc), Tenant; the Rainbo/Earthgrains Inc operated a bakery at 1426 S. Lincoln St., Stockton until 30 June 1996. Rainbo/Earthgrains Inc was named as a responsible party for the investigation and cleanup on 15 August 1996 by SJCEHD and subsequently removed as a responsible party by SJCEHD after stating they only operated a thrift store at the Site (SJCEHD records). Rainbo/Earthgrains Inc is not subject to this-Order because it did not own or operate the UST system that caused or permitted waste to be discharged to waters of the state where it has created a condition of pollution or nuisance, nor did they, as tenants to Lorrie Greene, have the ability to control the discharge. Should information be submitted substantiating Rainbo/Earthgrains Inc responsibility for the subject release, the Regional Board may consider adding Rainbo/Earthgrains to this Order. BACKGROUND 9. On 27 July 1988, one 1,000-gallon leaded gasoline UST was removed from the Site by IBC (Attachment 2). Confirmation soil sampling revealed the presence of Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as gasoline (TPHg) detected at concentrations of 95 milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg), Xylenes at 3 mg/kg, and Lead at 138 mg/kg in one soil sample taken from the UST excavation. 10.On 6 November 1996 the SJCEHD sent a letter to IBC, with a copy to Lorrie Greene, informing IBC that it was a responsible party. Also named as a responsible party in the 6 November 1996 letter was Lorrie Greene. The SJCEHD letter directed IBC to submit a workplan by 16 December 1996 to "...initiate this investigation..."and recommended "...installation of a soil boring through the former tank pit..."The SJCEHD letter also stated. "Should this boring indicate vertical spreading to groundwater...additional soil borings and/or groundwater monitoring wells may be required.". 11.IBC hired EMCON as its consultant and submitted a'Work Plan on 27 January 1997, proposing the installation of three on-site borings (monitoring wells MW-1 and MW-2, and soil vapor extraction well VW-1). The work was completed in February 1997. The following waste constituents were detected in soil at the specified maximum soil concentrations: TPHg, 1,080 mg/kg; benzene, 9.5 mg/kg; toluene, 35 mg/kg;