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I <br /> None were observed Based on the low concentration of petroleum hydrocarbon constituents and <br /> . depth of soil impact, there is no evidence of any threat to ecological receptors from the site soils <br /> 2.5 Food Chain Transfer <br /> There is no concern for food chain transfer of petroleum hydrocarbons because of the depth of <br /> contamination and the extensive cover of asphalt and buildings <br /> 26 UtilitieslWells <br /> GeoTech Utility Locating (GeoTech)of El Cerrito, California was used to identify underground <br /> utilities at the site Water and natural gas lines enter the site from East 12"` Street at a depth of <br /> 3 5 feet bsg The electrical line ties in from an overhead poles and runs to an exterior <br /> transformer at a depth of 4 feet bsg, and then to the building at a depth of 3 feet to 4 feet bsg <br /> Fuel and sensor lines lead from the UST to the building at a depth of 3 feet bsg Around the <br /> perimeter of the building is an electrical ground wire at a depth of 2 feet bsg The storm dram <br /> line is located at depths of 1 foot to 2 feet bsg, which lead to the storm drain system along the <br /> street <br /> lie The deepest utilities located at or near the site are SBC telecommunications cables and city <br /> sanitary sewer lines The SBC telecommunications cables run along Holly Street at depths up to <br /> 8 feet bsg The main sanitary sewer line runs along East 12" Street at depths of S feet to 9 feet <br /> bsg, with the sanitary sewer feeder line from East 12" Street to the site located at depths of 5 feet <br /> to 5 5 feet bsg <br /> No utilities were identified on the property at depths great enough to be migration pathways for <br /> the contaminants of concern The underground utility pathways are depicted in Figure 8 <br /> EDR was retained by Shaw to review water well records within a one-mile radius of the site <br /> Records from the U S Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Office of Drinking Water <br /> Public Water Systems (PWS), the United States Geological Society (USGS), and California's <br /> Department of Health Services Drinking Water Quality Database were reviewed One well was <br /> identified within 2,000-feet of the site The well is reportedly located approximately 600 feet to <br /> the southwest of the site, in the upgradient direction The well is listed under the name of the <br /> Currier Estates Water Corporation The City of Tracy also operates a series of municipal wells, <br /> iCNCD104-28-031SHARElUSl103-0027 doe 12 <br />