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Kennedy/Jenks Consultants Several former tenants of the subject property, due to the nature of their businesses, may have generated waste steams which could potentially have affected the property In 1984, Farmer Jones Used Car Sales occupied 117 Stanislaus Street Between 1967 and 1980, a printing company occupied 612 Market Street In 1959, a printing company occupied ' 112 American Street, and a paint company occupied 632 Market Street Between 1935 and 1946, a clothes cleaner (possibly a dry cleaner) occupied 604 Market Street In 1935 a garage occupied 622 Market Street Several former tenants of property adjacent to the subject property, due to the nature of their businesses, may have generated waste steams which may have potentially affected the subject property include dry cleaners, a gas station, and printers A list of tenants is included in Appendix E 34 Additional Record Sources Kennedy/Jenks reviewed available files at San Joaquin County Environmental Health on 13 March 1996, pertaining to the subject property and four listed LUST properties in the immediate vicinity of the site The results of the record review are discussed in Section 3 1, above Additionally, records indicated that in 1991, The Stockton Record at 530 Market Street excavated and replaced approximately 1,500 feet of storm sewer pipes along Lafayette, American, and Washington Streets Contaminants encountered included soluble lead, xylenes, unknown hydrocarbons, and kerosene In a letter dated 19 March 1993, the City of Stockton stated `We consider the work to be complete " On 4 March 1996, Kennedy/Jenks visited the City of Stockton Building Department to request a records search of permits for the subject property The Building Department records are on file back to the early 1960s A review of the permit records of the individual properties comprising the subject property revealed only routine budding modifications such as the addition of interior partitions and repairs of fire damage No permits were found relating to such features as underground tanks or other modifications or installations that ' may represent an environmental liability Kennedy/Jenks requested a review of files on or adjacent to the subject property from the Stockton Fire Department on 1 March 1996, for documentation of potential environmental concerns at the site and surrounding properties A UST permit was issued in 1967 for two 6,000-gallon underground storage tanks at Goodwill Industries, 120 Stanislaus Street The ' fire department did not have record of a UST currently on the subject property 1 1 i%job196196W14 Wtext doc 12