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Stockton Unified School District Geological and Environmental Hazards Assessment CSU-Stanislaus,Stockton Campus School Site Page 20 A pile that included old metal furniture,posts, and piping, bathtubs, and wooden items was observed on the eastern side of the metal storae building in the southeastern portion Of the site. ------ . .. -...... 15. Waste water w 16. Wells 17. Debris Concrete pieces and soil stockpiles were located along the southeastern site boundary, east of the PG&E distribution station. - � LA 5.4 INTERIOR OBSERVATIONS L. The inside of the metal and concrete storage buildings were inspected. Large amounts of old hospital and institutional furniture was stored within these two connected buildings. Some medical supplies, such as vitamins and minerals, were also observed within the building. A hydraulic functioning elevator that services a basement area is located along the northern wail, in the center of the concrete storage building. 6.0 INTERVIEWS 4.. 6.1 INTERVIEW WITH OWNER Not available. w 6.2 INTERVIEW WITH SITE MANAGER Mr. Patrick Meunier, Maintenance Mechanic for the Grupe Commercial Company (Grupe), was �. %ftwe interviewed during the site reconnaissance. He indicated that the parcel had patients on the grounds until 1995, that CSU had managed the property from approximately 1997 until the end of 2001. Mr. Meunier also indicated that Grupe has been managing the property since January of 2002. He stated that the site is serviced by the following utilities: PG&E supplies the electricity and natural gas, and California Water Service provides the potable water. Mr. Meunier indicated that the electrical power lines are located underground and run from the utility !�- pole located on the southeastern adjoining property, which is supplied by the on-site source of the PG&E distribution center located south of the storage buildings and north of E. Park Street. Mr. Meunier showed Condor the labeling on the switching stations indicating the date PG&E replaced the PCB-containing oil with non-PCB containing oil inside of each transformer (1985-87); some of these parcel switching stations are for 4,160 volts. Three of the switching stations are located on-site: the northeastern corner of the storage building, the southeastern corner of the park area, and the eastern side of the old fire station. He indicated that the street lighting used to be 4,160-volts, but is currently 277-volts,3-phase. Mr. Meunier showed Condor a distribution map, which was located at the off-site maintenance facilities office, for the 2-inch natural gas pipelines (circa 1990s) and indicated that part of the gas pipeline system had recently been abandoned in place; an off-site building, 903 E. Poplar Street, had an approximately 300-gallon propane tank on the west side of the building. This abandoned pipeline extends from an off- site source along N. Grant Street to the northern portion of the track and field and across to an off-site location. There is another extension of this abandoned pipeline traversing south along N. Grant Street to the storage buildings and then to N. Aurora Street and the buildings, which include the old boiler plant, located on the eastern side of the street. Mr. Meunier stated that the off-site boiler plant was constructed +r in approximately 1923. He indicated that one of the three PG&E 6-inch connections (which feeds into a 2-inch connection) for the natural gas system was located on Park Street, just south of the old fire 4M