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2600 - Land Use Program
FileName_PostFix
SSCRPT
RECORD_ID
SR0085755
PE
2603
STREET_NUMBER
350
Direction
N
STREET_NAME
ESTES
STREET_TYPE
WAY
City
MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Zip
95391
APN
25604001
ENTERED_DATE
9/7/2022 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
350 N ESTES WAY
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
005
QC Status
Approved
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JEFFREY ADAMS, PHD, PE <br /> consists of a stormwater detention basin measuring approximately 4.5 acres in area and located <br /> adjacent to sensitive habitat. <br /> New Farm Agricultural and Meteorological Assessment—Contra Costa County, CA <br /> Project Manager. Jeff managed an agricultural suitability evaluation. As part of the project, a <br /> portion of hillside open space is to be devoted to cultivation as olive groves. Jeff led the effort to <br /> review USDA soil maps and to test onsite soils for the ability to support olive cultivation. The soils <br /> were compared to active olive orchards in other locations of Contra Costa County. The project <br /> consists of a residential development with agricultural-intensive open space. Jeff managed an <br /> agricultural suitability evaluation. As part of the project, a portion of hillside open space is to be <br /> devoted to cultivation as olive groves. Jeff led the effort to review USDA soil maps and to test <br /> on-site soils for the ability to support olive cultivation. The soils were compared to active olive <br /> orchards in other locations of Contra Costa County. The project consists of a residential <br /> development with agricultural-intensive open space. <br /> San Ramon Village Plaza - Environmental Consultation—Dublin, CA <br /> Project Manager. Jeff contributed to an environmental peer review of previous land uses, which <br /> included a former dry cleaner. Further investigation identified impact due to former site operations. <br /> Jeff assisted in a remediation program, closely collaborating with other consultants representing <br /> different parties of the property transaction. The site was efficiently remediated, allowing for <br /> redevelopment. The project consists of a high-density residential development within the 4.68- <br /> acre mixed-use San Ramon Village Plaza site. <br /> Schaefer Ranch - GHAD Consultation—Dublin, CA <br /> Project Engineer. Jeff assisted with the scoping, Plan of Control preparation, budget, and <br /> formation processes of a Geologic Hazard Abatement District (GHAD). The scope of the GHAD <br /> includes maintenance of slopes, water conveyance features, habitat, and other features. <br /> Proactive maintenance, assessment, repair and replacement are also the responsibility of the <br /> GHAD subject to the limitations of the Plan of Control. The project consists of a large-scale <br /> residential subdivision in the East Bay hills west of Dublin. <br /> Sparklizing Cleaners and Laundry—Fremont, CA <br /> Project Engineer. Jeff provided review and data analysis for this former dry cleaning facility that <br /> had released tetrachloroethylene (PCE) to site soil and groundwater. Work included site <br /> characterizations using direct push borings, soil gas surveys, well installations, and a remedial <br /> alternatives evaluation. He has also assisted in the development of a remedial program for the <br /> site. The project site consists of a dry-cleaning facility located within a commercial/retail center. <br /> Dry-cleaning operations occurred at the facility since 1974 and resulted in chlorinated solvent <br /> impacts to soil and groundwater beneath the site.As a result, the RWQCB opened a Spills, Leaks, <br /> Investigations, and Cleanups (SLIC)case and the site was referred to the Alameda County Water <br /> District (ACWD) for lead agency oversight. A series of soil and groundwater investigations <br /> identified a source area beneath the drycleaner suite and an adjoining retail suite. ENGEO <br /> prepared a Corrective Action Plan (CAP) and coordinated the in-situ chemical oxidation program <br /> that consisted of injecting 35,000 gallons of potassium permanganate to the subsurface to oxidize <br /> chlorinated solvents. The project is currently in the post-remediation monitoring phase. <br /> Stone Lock District Development - Consulting Services—West Sacramento, CA <br /> Project Engineer. Jeff prepared a pro forma analysis of infrastructure-related costs for a <br /> preliminary development concept of the property. The analysis included a cost estimate for all site <br /> improvements, grading, utilities, and non-structural facilities. Included in the analysis was an <br /> evaluation of the existing adjacent levee system. Jeff worked with other team members to provide <br /> GEO <br />
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