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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
WORK PLANS
RECORD_ID
PR2400196
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2903 - WORKPLAN/REPORT PLAN CHECK - OTHER AGENCY
FACILITY_NAME
STALLWORTH AUTO SALES
STREET_NUMBER
602
Direction
N
STREET_NAME
CALIFORNIA
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95202
APN
13916509
CURRENT_STATUS
Active, billable
QC Status
Approved
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602 N CALIFORNIA ST STOCKTON 95202
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Stallworth Auto Detail - 2 - 19 September 2023 <br /> The MRP requires quarterly monitoring and reporting. Central Valley Water Board staff <br /> was told by AGI staff that groundwater monitoring was not performed during the second <br /> quarter 2023, and has not yet been performed during the third quarter 2023. You are <br /> responsible for complying with the NOA and MRP. Failure to comply with the NOA and <br /> MRP may result in issuance of monetary penalties (fines). The Third Quarter 2023 <br /> Groundwater Monitoring Report is due 30 October 2023. <br /> Central Valley Water Board staff requests additional work and has the following <br /> comments: <br /> 1. In letters dated, 29 May 2018, 19 April 2019, and 19 April 2022, Central Valley <br /> Water Board staff requested submission of a work plan for installation of an <br /> intermediate screened well, screened between 60 and 70 feet below ground <br /> surface (ft bgs). This well is needed to complete down-gradient delineation and <br /> to aid in determining plume stability and trends. To date, the requested work <br /> plan has not been submitted. Central Valley Water Board staff continue to <br /> believe that this well is needed to define the nature, extent, and mobility of the <br /> release, and to allow for determination of plume stability and trends. Therefore, <br /> as soon as possible, but no later than 31 December 2023, submit a Site <br /> Assessment Work Plan. <br /> 2. In a letter dated 21 July 2023, Central Valley Water Board staff requested <br /> submission of a work plan for shallow soil sampling by 31 October 2023. <br /> Collection of shallow soil samples in the vicinity of the former fuel USTs is still <br /> needed to evaluate Site conditions for direct contact and for use in evaluation of <br /> risk to human health due to vapor intrusion to indoor air. To the GeoTracker <br /> case file, staff added County letters from 1994 and 1991 that include waste oil <br /> tank and dispenser island sample lab results that indicate those systems did not <br /> have a release; therefore, staff rescind the request for soil samples in those <br /> areas. Please include a scope of work for shallow soil sampling in the vicinity of <br /> the former fuel USTs in the Site Assessment Work Plan due 31 December 2023. <br /> 3. Conditions at the Site fail low threat closure vapor intrusion criteria due to <br /> benzene concentrations in groundwater greater than 1,000 micrograms per liter <br /> (fag/L) and unknown petroleum impacts to shallow soil. Collection of a soil gas <br /> sample between wells MW-1A/MW-1B and the Site building is needed to allow <br /> for evaluation of risk to human health due to vapor intrusion to indoor air. Please <br /> include a scope for work for soil gas sampling in the Work Plan due <br /> 31 December 2023. <br /> 4. In an email dated 12 July 2023, you stated that you would like to participate in <br /> the Expedited Claims Account Program (ECAP), a program within the <br /> Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund. Central Valley Water Board staff <br /> supports your desire to participate in ECAP and looks forward to working with <br /> State Water Resources Control Board staff and yourself to move this project <br /> forward. <br />
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