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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
3500 - Local Oversight Program
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ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0007172
RECORD_ID
PR0540315
PE
3526
FACILITY_ID
FA0023046
FACILITY_NAME
U-HAUL FACILITY NO 710050
STREET_NUMBER
2701
Direction
N
STREET_NAME
WILSON
STREET_TYPE
WAY
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95215
APN
11708014
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
2701 N WILSON WAY
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
001
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Approved
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U-Haul#709-50 <br /> Additional Site Charactenzatlon Blaes EEnvironnsenlal <br /> Blaen Environmental collected discrete soil samples collected at various depth intervals within each <br /> borehole (depending on previous data, field results, field conditions and depth of sampling) Soil samples <br /> for laboratory analysis were properly contained, IabeIed, and stored pending pickup by a state-certified <br /> analytical laboratory Submittal of samples to the analytical laboratory followed strict chain-of-custody <br /> protocol The soil sample depths, intervals, names, times, and soil descriptions are presented on the logs <br /> of soil borings included as Appendix B A listing of the soil samples is included on Table 4 <br /> Rationale for the borehole locations and soil sample intervals is described below <br /> r 1) Borehole location DP-1 and DP-2 were located nearest the area of soil <br /> boring B-7, which <br /> indicated the highest concentrations of petroleum hydrocarbons in soil (Appendix A) <br /> Previous results of soil samples collected from the product piping trench also indicated the <br /> detection of hydrocarbons Based on previous results (ETS, 1991 and Applied, 1993, <br /> Appendix A), it appeared that one release area included the western dispenser island <br /> Borehole DPA reached refusal at approximately 87 feet bgs using direct-push Borehole <br />' DP-2 reached refusal at approximately 83 feet using direct-push and was further advanced to <br /> approximately 110 feet bgs using the cone-penetrometer rig Soil sampling at boreholes DP-1 <br /> and DP-2 was limited in the upper 70 feet due to the proximity of boring B-7, which has soil <br /> sample analytical results from 10 to 70 feet bgs <br /> 2) Borehole location DP-3 was located <br /> approximately 20 feet northeast of DP-1/DP-2 (Figure <br />' 4) Used in conjunction with data from MW-I, analytical results of soil samples from this <br /> borehole defined the lateral extent of impacted soil Borehole DP-3 was advanced to <br /> approximately 1 I0 feet bgs using direct-push for the first 50 feet and cone-penetrometer from <br /> 50 to 110 feet bgs <br /> 3) Borehole location DP-4 was located approximately 25 feet south of DP-l/DP-2 (Figure 4 <br /> Used in conjunction with data from MW-4, analytical results of soil samples from this <br /> borehole further defined the lateral degree of impacted soil Borehole DP-4 was advanced to <br /> approximately 125 feet bgs using the cone-penetrometer rig <br /> 4) Borehole location DP-5 was located approximately 28 feet northwest of DP-I/DP-2 (Figure <br /> 4) Data collected from this borehole further defined the extent and degree of impacted soil <br /> associated with the product piping trench and the USTs Borehole DP-5 was advanced to <br /> 9 <br /> h <br />
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