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I <br />ENVIR <br />Page 3 <br />April 19, 2012 <br />Project Numbers 2012-04-010 <br />Mr. Severin <br />1025 Seward Way <br />Stockton, CA 95207 <br />Subject: Soil Sampling Workplan For <br />WATERLOO PROPERTY <br />2377 N Waterloo Rd. & 2361 E Waterloo Rd. <br />Stockton, CA 95205 <br />Dear Mr. Severin: <br />SUMMARY <br />Enviro Assess has been retained by Mr. Severin, to conduct a Soil Sampling Investigation of the former <br />underground storage tank at the property at 2377 N Waterloo Rd. & 2361 E Waterloo Rd., Stockton, CA <br />95205. The property is currently being used by a hardware and small equipment repair store. <br />Our office previously completed a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (November 2011) in which we <br />identified the former tank as an area of concern. Based on the Phase I, a underground storage tank <br />appeared to have been installed onsite. No removal of the tank was noted in the conty files. No samples <br />were collected or analytical results reviewed from the possible removal. A Phase II Investigation in the <br />area of the UST along with samples collected based on the San Joaquin County UST closure requirements <br />is recommended and proposed in this workplan. <br />The workplan is organized into the following sections: general information, health and safety plan, soil <br />sampling procedures, proposed time schedule for work, and report preparation. We understand the <br />investigation may not proceed until after Owners and County's approval of the workplan. A California <br />licensed engineering geologist will oversee the investigation on the site. <br />GENERAL INFORMATION <br />Soil Sample Purpose, Location, and Depth <br />The basic purpose for collecting soil samples is to identify if any impacts to on-site soils which may have <br />occurred as a result of leakage from the former underground storage tank. <br />The requested borehole locations are described below: <br />ENVIRO ASSESS ENVIRONMENTAL • ENGINEERING • GEOLOGY <br />PHONE (877) 629-6838 FAX (877) 623-5493