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Appendix C Ground Penetrating Radar Investigation <br /> Phase 11 ESA Multi-Modal Station"Six-Block ProjecY <br /> January 6,2003 <br /> Page 6 of 9 <br /> . 1.3 7 Block 4 <br /> 730 E Channel Street <br /> EHD records indicated ten USTs were present at the former Stockton Metropolitan Transit District <br /> facility at 145 N Grant Street (current address 730 E Channel Street) in 1985 Two USTs were <br /> reportedly removed in 1987, but no additional information regarding the remaining eight USTs was <br /> observed in the EHD records The property was investigated on August 27 and 28, 2002, by a total of 117 <br /> GPR lines Radargrams of the property's subsurface suggest that there was some past disturbance of the <br /> soil <br /> The southeastern exterior corner of the property was investigated by 23 GPR lines, the northwestern <br /> exterior corner of the property was investigated by 54 GPR lines, and the interior portion of the property <br /> excluding the underlying basement was investigated by 40 GPR lines The GPR investigation was <br /> performed to identify suitable areas for boring locations and to investigate the property for possible USTs <br /> and other Issues of potential concern <br /> The former parking area comprising the southeastern portion of the property was investigated on August <br /> 27, 2002 Radargram 28 depicts a typical data line from this portion of the property The subsurface <br /> conditions in this radargram, like many others from this portion of the property, suggest that the soil was <br /> the subject of some past disturbance Radargram 29 shows similar subsurface conditions with small <br /> buried objects GPR data collected from within the vicinity of an asphalt surface patch located in this <br /> portion of the property did not indicate the presence of potential issues of concern <br /> The interior portion of the property, excluding the underlying basement, was investigated on August 28, <br /> • 2002 This area was formerly used as a maintenance bay for buses and has two approximately five-foot <br /> deep maintenance bays that provided access to the undercarriages of buses The GPR data indicated <br /> several issues of potential concern in this area A possible burled object, void, or vertical conduit was <br /> identified immediately west of the northern maintenance bay and is shown in Radargrams 30 and 31, <br /> which are perpendicular and intersect at this feature Radargrams 32 and 33, parallel to Radargram 30, <br /> show a burled pipe or conduit that runs north from this object or void towards the northwestern exterior <br /> portion of the site Radargrams: 34 and 35 show two additional features that may be buried objects, voids, <br /> or vertical conduits located east of the maintenance bays No potential issues of concern were identified in <br /> the area between the two pits, as shown in Radargram 36, parallel to the length of the bays The distinct <br /> high-amplitude feature in this radargram is a low-ceilmged tunnel that connects the two bays The cast <br /> end of this radargram also indicates that parts of this portion of the property are characterized by <br /> reinforced concrete surfacing containing rebar The variable subsurface suggests that portions of the <br /> property may have been excavated for unknown reasons subsequent to original construction at the <br /> property <br /> The northwestern exterior corner of the property was investigated on August 28, 2002 This area appeared <br /> to previously have been used as a bus washing area and possible bus yard A large concrete patch and four <br /> existing vent pipes suggested that this portion of the property might be the current or former location of <br /> one or more USTs The collected GPR data contained several features of interest throughout this portion <br /> of the property Radargrams 37 and 38 show a Imear feature that runs north from a drain in the bus wash <br /> area toward E Channel Street The drain and this feature of the GPR data were collinear with burled <br /> utilities markings on the E Channel Street sidewalk and roadway indicating the location of a sewer line, <br /> suggesting the bus wash drained into the sewer system Data presented in Radargrams 39 and 40 indicate <br /> buried pipes running northeastward from an aboveground industrial filter located in the southeastern <br /> . corner of this portion of the property to a small concrete patch area Data collected from the large <br /> i <br />