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I <br /> David Stavarek, SLIC Unit <br /> Central Valley- California Regional Water Quality Control Board <br /> April 17, 1998 <br /> Page 4 <br /> Related Regulatory Action <br /> Cargill, Inc. operated a large molasses-based feed product facility at the Port of Stockton for many years. <br /> Cargill's Port Road No.8 facility was located near the Washington Street facility and produced very similar feed <br /> products. The Cargill site had very similar soil and ground-water conditions. On November 5, 1997,RWQCB <br /> informed Cargill that, if no subsequent environmental problems were discovered at the Port Road No.8 site, <br /> no further environmental work would be required. The scientific arguments presented by Cargill for the <br /> successful Port Road No.8 site closure in 1997 are the same scientific arguments presented herein. <br /> Conclusions <br /> On the basis of the results of five years of investigation and continued monitoring,Sierra-Pacific has concluded <br /> that molasses-based feed product concentrations known to be present beneath the Washington Street facility <br /> have had little or no deleterious effect on near-surface ground-water resources at the Port of Stockton. The <br /> current environmental situation is also not likely to change significantly with time. <br /> Please call if you have any questions. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> SIERRA-PACIFIC GROUNDWATER CONSULTANTS,INC. <br /> J tephen app, CEG-1133 <br /> eni r Engineering Geologist <br /> JSR//jb <br /> Enclosure <br /> C. W.T.Nickerson,Unocal <br /> Jan Wagoner, Unocal <br /> Charlene Wall,Port of Stockton <br /> Michael Infurna, San Joaquin County <br /> John Killey, Sierra-Pacific <br />