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421A i Z111111111 115111111!, 2111V 11 1 ED :A a 10 ma 112, NOMME JW 0 PRELIMINARY UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK INTVESTIGATION COCA-COLA ENTERPRISES - WEST STOCKTON, CALIFOIL-IIA JOB NO. 90051 T" 1.0 INTRODUCTION U.S. Technical Environmental Consulting, Inc. (USTEQ has completed a preliminary underground storage tank (UST) investigation at the Coca-Cola Bottling Company facility in ^ Stockton, California (Figure 1). The investigation was authorized by Mr. Steve McConnell, Division Manager of Occupational/Environmental Safety, on behalf of Coca-Cola Enterprises - West and the Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Stockton, California. The objectives of this m' assessment was to document the excavation and removal of the USTs from the site, collect verification samples from beneath the tanks, and to provide a written report to Coca-Cola Enterprises. This report documents USTECs observations, field procedures, analytical methods, results and conclusions of work completed to date. a 2.0 STTE DESCRIPTION At the time of USTECs investigation, the site was an abandoned warehouse and distribution facility located at 1100 N.Wilson Way,Township 1 North,Range 6 East,Section 31,San Joaquin L 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 V of the facility (Figure 2). Buildings at the facility were present on both sides of an east-west concrete drive with access Wilson Way and School Streets. A brick two-story office building was located in the southwest property corner. An incineration unit and a CO, production unit was located in the southeast comer of the property. A covered metal services, bay was located along the southern property boundary. Covered service bays also lined the north property boundary with the --_ ----- exception-of-a-vacant-fenced parking lot behind the service bays in the northeast corner of the - �.,erty.