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LM �..I <br /> LN <br /> CHAPTER 1 <br /> INTRODUCTION <br /> Le <br /> On February 6, 1987, ARCO Petroleum Products Company (ARCO) <br /> personnel met with San Joaquin County Local Health District (County) <br /> L' representatives. The County directed ARCO to conduct a groundwater <br /> investigation at ARCO Service Station 2093, located at 3425 Tracy <br /> Boulevard, Tracy, California. The location of ARCO Service <br /> L" Station 2093 is shown on Figure 1-1. Also shown on Figure 1-1 is <br /> the location of the nearest Tracy municipal well; the only <br /> municipal well in the map area. <br /> a. <br /> Past Investigations <br /> On December 5 , 1986 , American Environmental Management Corpora-- <br /> v tion (AEMC) removed one 500-gallon waste oil tank and sampled the <br /> underlying soil, under the supervision of County personnel. On <br /> December 17, 1986, AEMC removed additional soil from the excavation <br /> Lo and collected additional samples under County supervision. All soil <br /> samples were analyzed at California Department of Health Services <br /> (DHS) certified Eureka Laboratories, Inc. , in Sacramento. AEMC' s <br /> Lo January 12, 1987 , site investigation report, which includes the <br /> analytical results, is contained in Appendix A. <br /> On January 21, 1987, Brown and Caldwell (BC) personnel collected <br /> additional soil samples from the waste oil tank excavation. These <br /> samples were analyzed at BC's DHS--certified Emeryville laboratory. <br /> BC' s February 4, 1987, site investigation report, which includes the <br /> analytical results, is contained in Appendix A. <br /> Current Investigation <br /> On March 16, 1987 , the County approved BC' s March 2, 1987, work <br /> F plan to conduct investigative work. The work plan is contained in <br /> Appendix B. <br /> During April 1987 , BC conducted a site investigation at the <br /> station. The objectives of the investigation were to determine the <br /> L. groundwater gradient, identify product in soil and/or groundwater <br /> beneath the site, evaluate the site geology, and obtain information <br /> necessary for evaluating potential remedial actions at the site. The <br /> fieldwork was conducted as described in BC' s work plan. This report <br /> �' presents the methods used in, and the results of, the site <br /> + investigation. <br /> P <br /> Y <br /> BROWN AND CALDWELL I(N CONSULTING ENGINEERS <br /> 1. <br />