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f r STATE C^ CALIFORNIA--HEALTH AND WELFARE A�_.4CY GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN, Gor►mor DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL PROGRAM + - REGION 1 10151 CROYDON WAY SACRAMENTO,CA 95827-2106 (916) 855-7700 September 4 , 1990 LM Mr. Eric Sung, President SEP 0 5 V10 Serena Investment Corporation ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 21060 Rainbow Drive PERMIIiRVICES Cupertino, CA 95014 Dear Mr. Sung: PRELIMINARY ENDANGERMENT ASSESSMENT On August 21, 1990, you met with Department of Health Services (Department) , Toxic Substances Control Program staff to discuss the contamination at the Tracy Group Property site located at 400 South- Tracy Blvd. , Tracy, California. During the meeting you informed the Department that Serena Investment Corporation was representing the interests of the property owner, C & L Tracy Group Partnership. As their representative you indicated your willingness to prepare a Preliminary Endangerment Assessment (PEA) for the purpose of determining the potential hazards to human health and/or the environment posed by onsite contamination. Completion of the PEA is the responsibility of the private party under the oversight of the Department. The Department provides oversight of the PEA for a fee of $7 , 900 as directed by Section 25347 . 6, Chapter 6. 8 , Division 20, of the Health and Safety Code. Section 25347 . 6 requires the Department to assess fees for administrative oversight costs associated with hazardous waste site investigation and cleanup. The Department allocates 150 hours of oversight for completion of the PEA. As we discussed at the meeting, if the onsite contamination is found to be of a limited extent, remedial activities can potentially be completed within the 150 hours of Department oversight. However, be advised that if onsite contamination is too extensive to be addressed within the scope of the PEA, the PEA will be finalized with a recommendation describing the site characterization and/or cleanup required. If the risk assessment portion of the PEA demonstrates that onsite contamination does not pose a significant risk, the PEA may be finalized with a recommendation for no further action.