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SOIL GAS SURVEY -- COCA-COLA ENTERPRISES STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA JOB NO. 90054 1.0 INTRODUCTION U.S. Technical Environmental Consulting, Inc. (USTEC) has completed a soil gas survey at the Coca-Cola distribution facility, Stockton, California (Figure 1). This investigation was initiated by Mr. Steve McConnell, Division Manager, Occupational/Environmental Safety, Coca-Cola Enterprises - West (CCE-W), to assess the distribution of gasoline and diesel fuels found during tank removal operations. The field work was performed by USTEC in May, 1990. This report documents the field procedures, observations, analytical methods, and conclusions of work completed to date. 1.1 SITE DESCRIPTION tt; At the time of USTEC's investigation, the site was an abandoned warehouse and distribution facility located at 1100 North Wilson Way, Township 1 North, Range 6 East, Section.31, San Joaquin County, Stockton, California. The property was bounded by Wilson Way to the west, Roosevelt Street on the south and School Street on the east. A motel and vacant.lot were located north of the facility (Figure 2), Buildings at the facility were present on both sides of an east-west concrete drive with access to Wilson Way and School Street. A brick two-story office building was located in the southwest property corner. An incineration unit and a CO2 production unit was located in the southeast corner of the property. A covered metal service bay was located along the southern property boundary. Covered service bays also lined the north property boundary with the exception of a vacant fenced parting lot behind the servi_e bays in the northeast corner of the property.