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j * An Unauthorized Release (Leak) Contamination Report was filed with it the County on August 8, 1986; specifically, the product line of Tank 3 4 (diesel) was unable to pass an air test at 50 psi (the; tank itself tested within state guidelines when not connected to its product line). On January 26, 1990, using a different testing p 6cedure, Tank 3 (including the line) passed two.of three pressure tests. rp I * During the relocation of a vent pipe to Tank 1 (gasoline), a soil sample was collected beneath the former pipe location at two feet bgs. The results were reported in a March 9, 1992 report entitled: Soil Sampling Report, 333 Tuleburg Levee, Stockton, California. :I s reported, no odor was present at the sample location; the soil sample was analyzed E for BTEX, ethylene dibromide (EDB), TPH-G, ands lead. Sample results indicated that all constituents, excluding lead, were not detected above laboratory MRLs; lead was present at a low concentration (4.5 f mg/kg). 1 In addition, an investigation report (provided to Terranext by GFB) entitled: Evaluation of Hydrocarbons in Soil and Ground Water at City of Stockton�Watefront Redevelopment w 'dated January 29, 1991 (by Property, West Weber Avenue and North Lincoln Street, Stoc kton i Applied Geosystems), was reviewed. The report presented the results of a soil and ground # water investigation conducted at four parcels which form the City,of Stockton's Waterfront Redevelopment property. The parcels are located on the southwest and southeast corners of West Weber Avenue and North Lincoln Street (approximately between the 440 and 600 blocks of West Weber Avenue, immediately to the south of',the Stockton Savings Bank property). A summary of this report is presented below- 80"1 elow-80"1.rpd04-29-971ulkeydatalrepons 21 IY E - I i