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' will direct the field work associated with the investigation, is presented as Appendix A and identifies potential site-specific hazards for each site, personnel protective equipment requirements, and emergency response procedures Analytical results from the Tank Removal Summary Report (PRC, ' 1992b) are included in Appendix B ' 2.0 BACKGROUND AND PHYSICAL SETTING ' The information below is extracted from two reports (1) the Tank Closure Plan, NAVCOMMSTA Stockton (PRC, 1992x) and (2) the Draft Tank Removal Summary Report, ' NAVCOMMSTA Stockton (PRC 1992b) ' 2.1 LOCATION ' NAVCOMMSTA Stockton is located on Rough and Ready Island at the west edge of the city of Stockton in California (Figure 1) Stockton is located in the north central section of the state, approximately 350 miles northwest of Los Angeles, 75 miles east-northeast of San Francisco, and 40 miles southeast of Sacramento ' Rough and Ready Island occupies an area of approximately 1,460 acres The island, which ' lies at the eastern edge of the California Delta, was created at the turn of the century by the construction of levees and manmade channels Rough and Ready Island requires protection by levees ' because much of the land is below the level of the surrounding water The island is bordered by the Stockton Deep Water Channel (San Joaquin River) to the north and east, and to the south and west, by the Burns Cutoff The western and southern sectors of the island are below mean sea level (msl) The western portion of the island was once a tidal marsh, ' which has been extensively filled with waste materials, construction and grading fills, and dredging sediments from the Stockton Deep Water Channel and from Burns Cutoff UST 81713-2 was located on the west side of, and perpendicular to, Building 817-B (base ' fueling station), and south of Davis Avenue Building 917 is located immediately south SAMPLAN 162 04"162UrATRI-05r9 M