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U-Haul#7119-50 Blues Environmental Additional Site Characterization 2. BACKGROUND INFORMATION 21 01E LOCATION AND LAND USE The property is located immediately west of the intersection of Sanguinetti Lane and North Wilson Way in Stockton, California Amerco/U-Haul owns and occupies the property and currently uses the site as a U- ' Haul vehicle/equipment rental and repair shop The site features are shown on Figurd 3 The site was formerly used as a retail gasoline dispensing facility According to a 1994 SOTA Environmental Technology, Inc (SOTA) work plan, the site was used as a gasoline retail facility from ' approximately 1950 until 1976 In 1976, the site was listed in the Polk directory as "Stockton Moving Center" From 1976 until 1990, the site was apparently used as a moving equipment rental facility Since 1990,U-Haul has used the site in its current capacity 2 2 SURROUNDlXCr LAND USE The area surrounding the site consists of a mixture of commercial businesses and residential developments Surrounding land occupants are shown on the vicinity map in Figure 2 The businesses to the north and south along Wilson Way consists of motels The Stockton Union School District owns the land to the west and northwest of the site This property is occupied with three office trailers and old school furniture and equipment The section of this property that borders the U-Haul site to the west was used for the fueling, parking, and maintenance of the Stockton School District vehicles and equipment The property to the east (across Wilson Way) is a mixture of commercial businesses behind which are residential neighborhoods The property southeast of the site, on the southeast corner of ' Sanguinetti Lane and Wilson Way,was a former gasoline station that does not appear to be in use ' 2 3 DETECTION OF HY_DROCAR13ON RELEASE ' According to a 1990 ETS Environmental & Assoc (ETS) report, three fuel underground storage tanks (USTs), one 250-gallon waste-oil UST, and associated fuel dispensers were removed from the site in 1990 The three fuel USTs consisted of one 10,000-gallon, one 8,000-gallon, and one 6,000-gallon unleaded and regular(leaded?)gasoline tanks These tanks are mentioned in order from north to south and were orientated approximately east-west Upon removal, the tanks were not replaced According to ETS, analytical results of soil samples collected from beneath the former USTs and associated product lines indicated detectable concentrations of petroleum hydrocarbons in soil The soil sample locations are shown on Figure 4 and a 3