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— a <br /> CHRONOLOGY <br /> 7505 LiNNE ROAD, TRACY <br /> 09/03/93 Two 1500 gallon gasoline UST's and associated piping were <br /> removed from the site. Soil samples were collected from beneath . <br /> the UST's and piping. No odor was observed beneath the UST's <br /> but there was odor observed in the piping area. Soil contamination <br /> beneath the piping was confirmed by analysis of the soil samples <br /> but the samples beneath the UST's were non detect. <br /> 07/21/94 Date of"Site Contamination Work Plan" which proposes to drill two <br /> soil borings in the former dispenser area where the piping sample <br /> was obtained. ; <br /> 08/08/94 Date of Environmental Health Department (EHD) letter that notifies <br /> the responsible party that the site was placed in the Local Oversight t <br /> Program. <br /> 08/12/94 Two soil borings drilled at the site. The total depth of B1 was 45 <br /> feet and B2 was 35 feet. <br /> �i <br /> 09/28/94 Report of work completed 8/12194. Soil contamination appears to <br /> be limited to 45 feet below surface grade (bsg). Further <br /> investigation to determine lateral extent is required. <br /> 02/22/95 Two more soil borings drilled to a total depth of 35 feet. <br /> 04195 Date of"Limited Subsurface Investigation Report". Information <br /> shows soil contamination is limited laterally. <br /> 09/25/95 Date of"Soil Vapor Extraction Pilot Test" work plan. <br /> 10/02/95 Installation of vapor extraction wells. <br /> 12/06/95 Date of"Corrective Action Plan" that contains the information on the <br /> vapor extraction well installation and the vapor extraction test, and <br /> recommends vapor extraction as the remedial alternative. <br /> 04/25/96 EHD letter that requests computer modeling to assess the need for <br /> active remediation. <br /> 10/22/96 Date of"Site Summary Report" which includes SESOIL model data. <br /> The model indicates that the contamination is not likely to migrate <br /> to groundwater, but that if groundwater rises it will probably be <br /> impacted by the contamination in the soil. <br /> I <br />