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.,. <br /> the Environmental Protection Agency, the United States Coast Guard, the <br /> National Response Center and the Department of Transportation. No ERNS <br /> sites were identified within 1/8-mile of the property. <br /> GNTR is a listing of RCRA Large and Small generators of hazardous waste. A <br /> RCRA Large Generator is defined as a facility that generates at least 1000 <br /> kg/month on non-acutely hazardous waste. A RCRA Small Generator is a <br /> +'^ facility that generates less than 1000 kg/month of non-acutely hazardous waste. <br /> No GNTR sites were identified within 1/8 mile of the property. <br /> The review of the regulatory agency listing reports and contacts made with local <br /> regulatory agencies did not identify any sites other than the subject property. <br /> 3.2 Physical Setting The property is located in San Joaquin County west of the City of Stockton,and <br /> Sources South of the San Joaquin River. The property is situated approximately 4 miles <br /> a.. north of Highway 4. Based on the USGS Holt 7.5 minute quadrangle <br /> topographic map (photo revised in 1980) the approximate elevation of the <br /> property is 10 feet above mean sea level. <br /> Regional GeoloLyv <br /> The Central Valley constitutes a structural downwarp extending more than 400 <br /> miles from Redding on the north to the Tehachpi Mountains on the south; it has <br /> an average width of about 40 miles,and spans 15,000 sq.mi. or about one-tenth <br /> of the State. About the northern third of the valley is know as the Sacramento <br /> ` Valley and the southern two-thirds is known as the San Joaquin Valley. <br /> Drainage from the Sacramento Valley is southward through San Francisco Bay <br /> to the Pacific Ocean. The northern part of the San Joaquin Valley drains <br /> northward through the San Joaquin River but the southern part of the valley is <br /> a basin of interior drainage tributary to ephemeral lakes in the trough of the <br /> valley. The often nearly dry lake areas are known as Kern Buena Vista and <br /> +� Tulare Lake Beds. <br /> Low alluvial plains and fans that border the dissected upland along their <br /> w- valleyward margins are generally flat to gently undulant and are underlain by <br /> underformed to slightly deformed alluvial deposits of Pleistocene and Recent <br /> age. <br /> The river flood plains and channel lie along the Sacramento, San Joaquin, and <br /> Kings Rivers in the axial parts of the valley and along the major streams on the <br /> r,. eastern side of the valley. Those rivers that are incised below the general land <br /> surface have well-defined flood plains;but in the axial trough of the valley,the <br /> rivers are flanked by low-lying overflow land and there the flood-plain and <br /> channel deposits are confined to the stream channel and to the natural levees that <br /> slope away from the river. <br /> BLASLAND.BOUCK&LEE,INC. <br /> NEWria.WPD--s/7rv6 engineers & scientists 3-3 <br />