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Introduction The California Integrated Waste Mana0ement Board (C71W.M.13) Closed, Illegal and Abandoned Site (CIA.) program, in accordance with California PUb1iC Resources Code (PRC) Section 450l'-3. L"A'seq., investigates CIA disposal sites. The CIA pro rain provides and develops site data and docul-nerli.ation to quantify requirements for both cill'orcenient and potential clean-up activities by the C I I.W.M13 Solid Waste Cleanup Program (Ali 21 36!� J lie scope ofen.f.orcennent and remediation work that may be conducted by the ClWMB and/or its designated contractor(s), or referral to cither the Regional Water Qualily Control Board (RWQCB) or the Departnient of zn `Foxi.c Substances C,.ontrol (I 'FSC`). will be dependent i1pon the characterization of the waste located at the site. the results of analysis derived frorn intrusive or non -intrusive investigation, and determination of flie presence or absence ofhazardous materials. This Work. Plan isilocused upon the Bill L.ane Illegal Disposal She, the L-,Nnch Illegal Disposal Site, and the Beard And F.,.vans properties, all of which are co -located on Santa Fe Road in the COUnty of San Joaquin, For the purpose of this report, the project wil I be referred to as the Santa Fe Road Illegal Disposal Site. "IIS. pical y rnmucipal landfills contain 1111111iCipal solid waste such as paper, plastic, metal. I;lass, food, Waste and yard cuttings, Decomposition of organic wastes can produce significant (Illantitics of' irlethane gas, which can i n igralc frorn the land h I I to nearby structures and CaUSC explosive conditions. 1-andfill ,as may conlain. trace volatile organic compounds Iliat. are carcinouenic, L..andlills in certain. Air Quality Nlanagennent DiSViCtS may require control of landfill gas emissions if the total quantity of non-iliethane on-lanic compounds CilliLted exceed a 1VOUlawd threshold. Typically this is based on rriodcling of landfill conditions and expected landfill oas generation (and source testing). JTbUrned nitinici.pal waste is present in die landfill elevated. levels of heavy metals such as lead, copper, chrome, nickel, zine and cadmium may be present. Although not toxic, iron and aluminLim concentrations in soil and waste ina-v indicate the presence of landfilled material. Other constitutents ofcOrIcel,11 May be lotal petroleurn hydrocarbons (ITPH) as benzene. toluene,, ethylbenzerie and xylene (13 1 11 X) or diesel, Organoclie hlonpesticide,,,,, and polychlorinated biphenyls (11C.11s.). polveyclic aromatic z� hydrocarbons O"Alls) and Dioxins. Research ofthe Santa FeRoad. site indicates that inaicrial wall burned on the property. 1.1 Site Location and Description The Bill L.,arle Illegal Disposal Site, the L.-ynch Illepal Disposal Site, the Beard property. and the Waller property are contiguous properties that are located upon the site that was forniall-Y, the S.nvdcr Sanitary Durnp Site and which was subsequently Sar ,,divided into smaller parcels oi'pr(.)pertv, (refierence figures I arid 2). The investigation will include all the properties that were affected by the waste disposal operations of the Snyder Sanitary Dump Site, Now" Forpurposes (.#'clarficwion the S�nydcr Kmikoj, Dumpsite aa -ill also be described in this section of the document. 3