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W14,.50N & �OCIATE CIVIL ENGINEERING SURVEYING June 2, 2000 Ken Thoming Sandercock Transfer & Storage Co. 1708 Beach Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 RE: Final Closure Report Underground Storage Tank Removal Permit #28 1708 Beach Street/1750 High Street Ken, JUN 8 2000 HAZ MAT � - 0 The firm of WILSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. (W&A) offers the following information in regards to the UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK REMOVALS at 1708 Beach Street. The actual address of the property when the tanks were located is 1750 High Street. W&A has previously prepared several documents as outlined in our December 16, 1999 "Status Report", previously delivered. On May 11, 2000, eight samples were procurred from the "stockpiled hydrocarbon impacted soil" on plastic sheeting as outlined on the attached. Samples were procurred from depths of approximately 4 inches and 14 inches at each of the locations and composited, onsite, into one sample from each location. The laboratory then composited samples 1 and 2 into 1 sample and samples 3 and 4 into 1 sample. Each of the two samples were then analyzed for TPA (Diesel) according to 8015M by B.C. Laboratories in Bakersfield. The results are as follows and also attached: Sample TPH No. Dcscr isarl m�=IIc 1 Composite of "1" & "2" 63 2 Composite of "3" & "4" ND 1400 EASTON DR., BUILDING E, SUITE 132 ■ BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 (661) 325-4862 ■ FAX (661) 325-5126 Ken Thoming 6/2/00 Sandercock Transfer & Storage Co. Page 2 Re: Final Closure Report CONCLUSION Previous reports indicate that; A. Soil samples taken beneath Tank 1 (removed April 14, 1997) were "ND" for TPH. B. Soil samples taken beneath Tank 2 (removed October 12, 1998) contained 111inor amounts of TPH (Diesel), less than 100 mg/kg. C. Soil samples taken from the bioremediated soil indicated that the soil is remediated to less than 63 mg/kg. In our opinion the hydrocarbon impacted soil is remediated sufficient to use on -sits for vehicle maneuvering and parking areas. A copy of this Final Closure Report should be sent to the S.L.O. Planning Department, Attn: Ron Whisenard; Housing Authority of the City of San Luis Obispo, Attn: George J. Maylan; S.L.O. Fire Department, Attn: Molly Brown. Please contact this office if you desire additional information. Respectfully submitted,QP WILSO ASSOC ATES, INC. ti ' No.23270 Exp. 12-31-1 Vol hn R. ilson, R.C.E. 23270 �- egistration Expires 12/31/01 LFFF 'it( 0 Q W a1l W. LOCATION - 6000 GAL. WGROUND FUEL x RTH 401 S AM vot-i tits LacotNS E Laboratories, _nc. Page 1 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons WILSON & ASSOCIATES Date Reported: 05/23/2000 1400 EASTON DRIVE Date Received: 05/11/2000 BUILDING E, SUITE 132 Laboratory No.: 00-05697-2 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Attn: JOHN R. WILSON 325-4862 Project Number: SANDERCOCK Date Collected: 05/11/2000 @ 09:15 Sample ID: COMP 3 SE & 4 E Date Extracted-8015M(d): -05/12/2000 Sample Matrix: Soil Date Analyzed-8015M(d): 05/18/2000 Sample Collected By: J.R. WILSON Practical Analysis Reporting Quantitation Constituents Results Units Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (diesel) None Detected mg/kg 100. Surrogate % Recovery 78. %- 37-158 TEST METHOD: TPH by D.O.H.S. / L.U.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EPA 8015 Note: PQL's were raised due to matrix interference. California D. . .S. Cert. #1186 Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor II results listed in this report are for the exclusive use of the submitting party, 8C Laboratories, Inc. assumes no responsibility for report alteration, detachment or third party interpretation 4100 Atlas Court' Bakersfield, CA 93308' (661)327-4911 " Fax(661)327-1918' www.bclabs.com C# 13 Laboratories, Inc. Celebrating our 50th Year May 25, 2000 JOHN R. WILSON WILSON & ASSOCIATES 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Subject: Laboratorysion No.: oo-05697 Samples sReceived: 05/11/2000 Dear JOHN R. WILSON The samples(s) listed on the Chain of Custody report were received by BC Laboratories, Inc. on 05/11/2000. Enclosed please find the analytical data for the testing requested. If you have any questions regarding this report please contact me at (661)327-4911, ext. 206. Any unused sample will be stored on our premises for a minimumeofu30 dayotherwise w (excluding bacteriologicals) at which time they per unless le may requested at the time of sample receipt. A disposal fee of $5 p p apply for solid sample matrices. Please refer to submission number 00-05697 when calling for assistance. Sincerely, 4M6;�-� Addonica A. Stanley Client Services BC Laboratories, Inc. 4100 Atlas Ct. • Bakersfield, CA 93308 • (661) 327-4911 • FAX (661) 327-1918 www.bclabs.com Cou- Bakers 100 Atlas LABORATORIE � ANC. (805) 327-411 rt FAX (805) =1 O n a ID v' (D m 3 3 " 0 . v J- CDC m CD m m no � C C __ m mr m Q O 0on Cr Cr C)Lt In- Zi in in w `t Z Z I 71 M x 37 O 3 W. CD m m c CD CDa CD d Cr a .0.. y rn rc ,o rc' � i7 i7 i7 m m m m u M chi m m m m 9330308 CHAIN OF CUSTOD' 1-0 D N n Z ' a 3 v o � �m v LV N o 3 DW - Drinking Water GW - Ground Water WW - Waste Water S - Soil 0- Oil SL - Sludge M - Miscellaneous Turn Around Time Requested Number and Container Type WILSON & ASSOCIATE CIVIL ENGINEERING SURVEYING June 20, 1997 Ken Thoming Sandercock Transfer & Storage Co. 1708 Beach Street San Luis Obispo, Ca. 93401 Re: Underground Storage Tank Removal Permit #28 1708 Beach Street/1750 High Street Dear Ken, The firm of John R. Wilson & Associates, Inc. (W & A) offers the following comments in regards to the underground storage tank removal at 1708 Beach Street. The actual address of the property where the tanks are located is 1750 High Street. Background The facility is located at the northerly intersection of High Street, Beach Street and Church Street in San Luis Obispo. The address of the business is 1708 Beach Street. The business at the site is the office and warehouse for a moving and storage company. The building was constructed in the 1930's as a moving and storage company. It is presumed that the UST's were installed also in the 1930's. At the present time, the current operators have no recollection of the fuel tanks ever being in use at the facility (since 1968). In short, the current operators did not know the UST's were on site until August 1996. The surfacing over the UST's was concrete. Small vent pipes were installed along the northerly edge of the building at 1750 High Street. In August of 1996, Cuesta Geotechnical, Leo Fedewa, were contacted in order to provide consulting services in regards to the "status" of the UST's. In September of 1996, samples were procurred from the liquid in UST's. The tanks apparently contained "water". The samples were delivered toLYMAX laboratories. The results are attached and listed below. Yly tank 20000 mg/kg TPH S'ly tank 1000 mg/kg TPH Approximately 3000 gallons of "water" was removed and transported to a TSD for disposal. In early 1997, the concrete surfacing over the UST's was removed. '. In March of 1997, W & A was contacted to provide consulting services for the UST removal. AQ9I4-7--1E0-9TREET • BAKERSFIELD, CA gaeE - FAX =5J ®2=21-4728 } In March of 1997, B. S. Construction of Bakersfield, California was retained for the purpose of removing what was believed to be at that time a single 3000 - 6000 gallon UST. On April 4, 1997, the City of San Luis Obispo Fire Department issued a permit to B. S. Construction for the removal of "3 - 6000 gallon gasoline tanks" (Copy attached). On or about April 14, 1997 B. S. Construction commenced tank removal operation. It was then very apparent that two UST's were located between the building at 1750 High Street and the northerly property line. One tank being approximately 8 feet in diameter and 20 feet long, while the other tank extended under the fence line located at or near the northerly property by approximately 10 -15 feet. The northerly tank was removed, while the westerly tank as left. Both UST's were extremely thick walled (1/2") steel vessels. On April 16, 1997, John R. Wilson, of W & A, procurred soil samples from; 1. North tank, east end, depth of 3 feet below the bottom of the tank. 2. North tank, west end, depth of 3 feet below the bottom of the tank. 3. #1 stockpile. 4. #2 stock pile. The soil samples were placed in a suitable laboratory container, sealed, labeled, placed in an "ice chest", transported to B. C. Laboratory in Bakersfield, under chain of custody. Due to the unknown use of the UST's, analyses for Oil and Grease, TPH (Gas) and TPH (Diesel) were completed. The results are attached, and are summarized as follows: SAMPLE NUMBERS Constituent 1 2 1 4 CADMIUM (mg/kg) ND ND ND ND CHROMIUM (mg/kg) 66 32 289 351 LEAD (mg/kg) 14 13 20 10 NICKEL (mg/kg) 43 46 442 501 NICKEL (mg/1) - - 4.0 6.1 ZINC (mg/kg) 71 .93 69 63 OIL & GREASE (mg/kg) ND ND 150 40 TPH (Gas) ND ND ND 2.0 TPH (Diesel) ND ND 32 36 As can be seen from the above results, elevated levels of Nickel, Oil & Grease and TPH (Diesel) were detected in the soil samples from both stock piles. The STLC and TTLC levels for Nickel were well below regulatory criteria. The results for TPH (Gas) was considered as not being "elevated". The results from soil samples procurred from beneath the removed tank were non -significant or "non -detect". Southerly UST W & A proposes to remove that portion of the remaining northerly tank lying southerly of the "fence". Due to the close proximity of the structures to the northwest of the tank, it is apparent that the structure stability of the structures could be in question. In addition, electrical and conduits and natural gas line exist over the UST. The following procedure is proposed: Excavate the soil over and around the remaining UST. Remove any liquids in the UST. Place "dry ice" in the UST and wait until a suitable LEL (or equal) reading is attained. A properly trained (Confined Space Certification) person, see attached, would enter the UST and with the aid of proper tools, etc., separate the tank at the fence line into two pieces. The southerly portion of the tank would be removed, soil samples procurred and analyzed, and if deemed satisfactory, the excavation would be backfilled with "clean fill". The remaining portion of the UST lying northerly of the fence would be filled with a "cement slurry" and "abandoned in -place". A large board would be placed over the "open-end" of the tank at the fence line to confine the cement slurry to the remaining portion of the UST. Soil Remediatioii Due to the low levels of hydrocarbon impacted soil, it is proposed to remediate the soil on -site. The proposed procedure is as follows: A portion of site would be cleared and "leveled". "Plastic Sheeting" would be spread over the prepared surface. The excavated and stockpiled soil would be spread over the "plastic sheeting to a depth of less than 2 feet. Water and a high nitrogen fertilizer would be added. The soil would be covered with plastic sheeting and allowed to bio-remediate. At monthly intervals, water and fertilizer would be added, if necessary. At quarterly intervals, samples would be procurred to determine the progress of the bio- remediation. If the results indicate that the TPH levels were less than 25 mg/kg, than the soil would be considered sufficiently remediated. The remediated soil could be used as surfacing for parking and maneuvering areas on site. A. The removal of the entire southerly UST could cause structural problems for the nearby (less than 5') structures. B. The area over the UST is overlain with electrical conduits and natural gas lines. C. The placing of the "cement slurry" in the remaining portion of the UST will bring the tank into an "inert status". Any threats of future structure stability due to the existing tank collapsing caused by the UST deterioration would be negated by the solidifying nature of the cement slurry. D. The testing of the soil under the removed tank will determine if additional excavation or remediation is required. E. The remediation of the slightly hydrocarbon impacted soil, on -site, will allow for recycling the remediated soil on -site as a "paving material". F. The placement of "clean fill" into the excavation will create an environmentally safe site for future users. Please review the above and if you have any questions, please contact this office. If acceptable, a Health and Safety Plan will be added, and submitted to the San Luis Obispo Fire Department for review and approval. Respectfully submitted, WILSON & ASSO IATES, INC.. R. Wilson, R.C.E. #23270 gi tration expires 12-31-97 I r, - •f \ r I � � n �' wL :. '. 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Is certified Uy CA Department of Health Services: Laboratory #1717 *PQL - Practical Quantitation Limit *'Results listed as ND would have heed reported If present at or above the listed POL. Nate:. Analyzed by EPA 8260 and GC/MS Combination. Note: Analytical range is C4-C12. Note: TPH quantitated against gasoline. MSD #6 9518-2.xls JMMIgt/wr/jk Submitted by, ZymaX envirotechnology, Inc. k'L--� .la n MacMurpihey Laboratory Director RUB 96 71 Zm Lane fax BOS.S1 on REPORT 00 ANALYTICAL RESULft ..", Cllant: Leo Fadewa --- Lab Number: 9510-1 Cuesta Geotechnleal Collected: 09105/96 670 Chorro St., Ste, L Received: 09/05/96 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 _ � Matrix; _ — Product Project: SendGrcock Sampla Description: N/Y Tank Project Number: SLO #7184 Analyzed: 09/11/96 Collected by., Lea Fedewa Method: Sea Below GON8TITUENT TOTAL. PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons Percent Surrogate Recovery PQL* RESULT" mg/ko -- rr+glkg 000 ZymaX envirotoct►nology, Inc. is certified by CA Department of Health Services: Laboratory #1717 * POL - Practical Quantitatlon Limit ""Results fisted as ND would have been reported If present at or above the listed PQL. * * *66rrogate not detected duo to dilLWO11. Notes' Analyzed by GC/MS Combination. Note: Extracted by EPA 3680 on 0911 V96. Nate: Analytical range Is C8-C40, Note: TPH quantitated against diesel fuei. MSD #3 9518-1t.xls JMM/Jgt/dz/JMM/jgt/dz Submitted by, ZymaX ertvirotechnology, Inc, ao rn MaciVlurpliey Laboratory Director NO 71 Zaca Lana San LuU Obispo, Cailfornft-9i401 C. m.1il; ZymaX& Lrmcr cony fax 60S.544,827 vei 005.544.469 CW4— u c_ a r I m -3 IE t JIFI. 18 54-3 -- 11:11-HI-1 P1 SkADEPCOCk TFR (J--I PHI 8C - - 1:::F4 15 1'9'-741 lilt, Ig, }1 I! tUf �� , !1EE d4!C1t SAn s OBI 0 y of 781-7380 • AXIMMKOXIX.-Son Luis Obispo,Ca- 9�5401 ff,�30i."u -�Irs Department 2160 Santa Bartaa !a :pe 311 ..ADDRESS:. 1708 Beach Street DATE: Apr�l 4 1997 Ex G-m6tructbon, HAS PERMISSION TO MAINTAIN,, STORE; ust OR HANDLE MATERIALS, OR 'TO CONDUCT PROCESSES, OR TO INSTALL EQUIPMENT AS DESCRIBED BELOW - Notify Fire Pe mt Z4 hogx§._I.n adym=e'f nr % ExC,&vat!Lon/:rewve.j of 3-6000 gallon gasoline tanks per Uniform Fire .CMe-&-t- Mcems. A California -licensed engineer or geologist to deteradne the full extent of poss site coat aminati7on a -oversee the, comPlete sl eon ALL REQUIREMENTS SHALL BE PER THE UNIFORM FIRE CODE AND ITS STANDARD - THIS PERMIT is NON -TRANSFERABLE. IT SHALL BE POSTED IN: PUBLIC VIEW AND SHALL NOT BE REMOVED BY ORDER OF THE FIRE CHIEF. 4, 1997 AMOUNT OF PERMIT: 350.00 PA0 INA May YO EXPIRATION DATE BY: I. D. NO. 28 gf%f"f rMyeX-, rl*ZA'ML pp -r m i P. p I i LABORAT ORIES, INC. 1 �i ? May 05, �-99 7 1� 1 111Cx SILICZ BS CONSTRCICTION 7-6824 JOHNSON P.0A17 •BAKERSrJgL3, CA 53312 StLbject: �s-7' oratozy SL.sbmission No.. 97.04069 Samples Received: 04/27/97 dear Nick, Tho samnl=5 (s) 1=steel Or,t:_-e Chain 4- custody r--port were retCeivEd hrV SC :aboratories, Inc. On 04"l /°, 1;zclosad please �i d gin- 4L'ja"_•,rical data for the teS:.ing re=ested. __ ycu 1:ave any c_rue�tions regard..,%c tzis report please contact me a4 {a0S)327-=91_, is ,,nV tI^us?G sample 44 i staTea on our premisas nor a Minimum of s0 days {e cju^irg baCtgriolcgiC2ls) at :�hich tztre C^ey will he d�spcasa�t L.�18sg ot:^__r�r=se .Gciuezted at the time -Of sample :eCeiat. diSpC$$_ -Fee of $� per Sam:71e :Tt ;l app'v � solid say' ple matr:.oes- n,=.her '? 7 -OL069 when Ca=7 ..ng 0'-- 0.5sistance. I`sYa:�alr�y t _ It Sep Dices SC Laboratories, Inc. LABORATORIES, Ij\1C. `t100Atlas Cour"Dakershpid,CA 93308 'CHAIN OFCUSTODY (805) 327-4911 • FAX (13 5) 3�7.1?18 IA =q3 s s —� _ {f 3II I IJN m > cn I n a y z lu (? Q y i � 71 Q W cb C > in -I z s i m n Q I I T' fFn Z } } I t Matrix (S) Soil (W) Water ($L) (Ogler) $ge ' p 2- � IDLO �' f ,��_��_ I I; 11 f I c G c C C JJJ cn: f i ICIO�l i I I I ct ID a a r- a aI i a� a77 I I I I cr 1 I cn� v>� in ink cn f , m m ro m'• m I Samples (y/n) I k Custody Seals (y/n) I' " f [ Results Needed by: pate V Time i I Number and f 3 -3 i 9 ,�t� I� Container Type i I I I Cr z- tllr 11—PAIDU1AM I VnIL do iiVt... 0/AlVIY'Lt IkL_l.Cit 1 ►•UhIVI -ROV.N0.3 4;1(: LAB NUAIBER:-�Yj- pia TIME RECEIVED: LOJ� MATE RECEIVED: Z �._ RECEIVED BYLrM ` SHIPPING SPECIFICATIONS SHIPPING CONTAINED Federal l6press ❑ UPS ❑ Hand Delivery � ice Chest d Box ❑ BC Lab Field. Service © Other ❑ (Spocify} Qther 0 (SRecify) - . - SAMPLE CUN�]iTjgN Ice Cheac ID lee Cheat ID _,__ Lm Cheat ID ._._- Ice Gnat ID T Ice Chat ID Ice Cheat ID Te�Qeratlaep{�r °C Tempemture ,- °C Temperetwe °C Tamparewre °C Temperetwe °C Tempeeatwe.__. lren[as"rvlty v� J Contalnar Ice C7 Blue leeIDNone Commtin#s Custody Seals: Ice Chest ❑ Containers ❑ None 'A7i temples.' -reeved? --Yes -No 0-• All samples intact Yes ❑ No EJ Description match COC7 Yes ❑ No .;.SAMPLE CONTAINERS _ a 7 B 7 10 11 12 U 14 10 10 17 1! 1! QT SAL fANURAL1 GENEAAL . PHYSICAL } PT Pe t1NPEiF MVED QT INORGANIC CHEMICAL META�L{S. 1 2oz NITRATE:1 100m1 TOTAL ORGANIC CARBON QT TOX PT 6HEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND 100m1PHENOLICS 40YW VOA VIAL TRAM BLANK BACTMOLOGICAL PT EPA 504 O.T EPA 508160818080 QT EPA 515.118150 QT EieA 525 OT EPA 525 TRAVEL BLANK 100m1 EPA 547 100m1 EPA 531.1 .� OT tPA 549 QT EPA 632 QT EPA 801 QT OA/QC QT AMBER 8 OZ. JAR 22 OZ. JAR SOIL SLEEVE PCB VIAL Gcxr+er+ants: Auras .T.'AI I{I1111r.v.-1...—t nV-rC^C LABORATORIES ToTATt CONCRN2'RIaTIONS (California Coda of Regula.ti,ons, Title 22, Section 6'6261) Page 1 BS CONSTRUCTION bate Reported: 04/24/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received:, 04/17/97 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93312 -a.boratory No.,: 97-04069-1 Attn: NICK SILICZ 5 4 234: Sample Description: SAti�ERCOCK TRANSFER: NOR'I"xl" ANX EST SAMPLE SAMPLED BY DOUG WEYMES i Sampling bate/Time: 04/16/97 9 01:30PM Title 22 Waste Type: Type is m.iIla.ble Solid - No Free Liquid Regulatory Criteria Method STLC TTLC Consti ut=nts Sa le Results Units P.Q.L, M m L m k Cadmium None Detected mg/kg 3.0 sw-0010, 1.0 100. Chromium 59. mg/k5 1.0 Sw-6N010: 560. 2900. Lead ! 14. mg/kg 5.0 SW- 010` 5.0 1000. Nickel 43. mg/kg 5.0 SW- 01.0 20. 2000. Zinc 71. mg/ka 5.0 SW- 010 i 250. 500.0, i i - I C;iwnent: All above constituent" Fire reported on an as received (we,t) ;sample basis. Results reported rer:.,esent totals (TTLC) a2 sample subjected to appropriate techniques to determ.ins total levels. p,Q,L. = Practical Quantitation Limit (refers to the least amountof - nalyte quantifiable based o:, sample size used and analytical technique employed). STLC = Soluble Threshold Litrst Concentration 1 TTLC = Total Threshold Limit Concentration REFERENCES: SW = "Test MetYOds for Eva],jating Solid Wastes Physical/Chemical Vefihods", EPA-SW-846, September, 1986. is �2 E2 ban Schultz Laboratory Director _1 All msutts 110: d in !his rracry?K fpr Iht eYrluslve URe c' Lh- St rn WfY. SC L0,cra1n•in. !nc- as-,aee no rtRpxhlibility for report afteration, separatlon, detaChmentorthird party interpretation, LABORATORIES TOTAL CONCENTRATIONS (California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Section 66261) BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 04/24/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received: 04/17/97 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93312 Laboratory No.! 97-04069-2 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Page 1 Sample Description: SANDE'RCOCK U'RANSFER: NORT3TANY. WEST SAMPLE SAMPLED BY DMG WEYMES Sampling Date/Time: 04/16/91 a 01:20PM Title 22 Waste Type: TyTzp is Millab'_e Solid - -jo Free Liquid Regulatory Criteria Method j STLC =AIC constituents !aEPle &-yalts units L. Method ' m i mg/kg I Cadmium None Detected mg/kg 1.0 SW-• 010 1.0 100, Chromium 32, mg/kg 110 SW-6010! 560. 2500, Lead 13- mg/kg 5 A 0 SW-010 5.0 1000, Nickel 46. mg/kg 5.0 SW-�010 20. 2000. zinc 93- mg/kg 510 sW-6010' 2s0. 5000. 0 Comment, All a')ove constituents are reported on an as received (weit) .sample basis, Results reported represent totals (T'L-,C' as sample st.11�)jeeted to appropriate techniques to deterr-Ane to^.al levels- P.Q.L. = Practical Quantitation Limit (refers to the least amount of analyte auanti€iable based on sample size used and analytical technique employed). STLC = Soluble Threshold Limit„ Concentration TTLC � Total Threshold Limit Uan-centration REFERENCES: Svc _ "Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Wastes Physical/Chemical Methods",' EPA-SW-846, SeptFm-:er, �86- Dan Schultz Laboratory Director All ma ults listed In this report are for the exeluslve use of the supmftdr.g .. y 9C I.aboralo,irs, Inc, amumor no respon9ih?:Ity for report afteridon, separation, detachmerq or third party interomtaflon • -- - - —•- - -- --ter --- ._ •--, ., .. ....., .--.-,—. �-...r . � ... LABORATORIES - Page 1 TOTAL CONCENTRATIONS (California Code (:f ReculaLions, Title 22, Section 66261) BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported:i 04/24/97 16824 70HNSON ROAD Date Received:. 04/17/97 BAKERSFIELD, CA 92312 Laboratory No.: 97-04069-3 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Sample pescri.ption; SlANDERCOCK TRPslq ER: #1 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BY DOUG WEYMES Sampling Date/Time: 04/16/97 OP 01:50PIM Title 22 Waste Type: Type is ?a.11able Solid - No Free Liquid Method Constituent: fl-sa�nlc-. ke—au."�-s unit , Cadniiwn None L-tected mg/kg 1.0 Chromitun 2 V. mg/kg 1 .0 Snead 2C, mg/kg 5.0 Nickel 442. mg/kg 5.0 Zinc 69. mg/kg a.0 I Regulatory Criteria i S'TLC TI•LC Met�iad m L m k Sw-o10 1.0 Sw-6010, 560, Sw-fi010. 5.0 SW-9010 20. SW- 6010, 250'. I i a 100. 2500. 1000. 2000. 5000. I Comment.: All above constituents are reported on an as received (wet) ',sample basis. Results reported _e*oresent totals (TTLC) as sample subjected to appropriate techniques to determine total levels. P.Q.L. = Practical Quantitation Limit (refers to the least amount of !analyte quantifiable•based an sample size uw�,` and analytical technique employed). STLC Soluble Thres}.cld Limit C-ncentratxo:` TTLC - Total Threshold. Limic Concentration I REFERENCES: SW = "Test Methods ;cUx Evali.ating Solid Wastes Physical/Chemical MIeth❑ds", EPA-SW-846, September: ".•`.ads. Dan Schultz Laboratory Director I - en a li•.t� 1 in Ihi r�roh = r 'rr'!i^ e*�In=icy i or !ham tr.h n"fire a> h•. W: L hIr-mr'es. In- a�—gwn;i r.o r"-wi-ibifity for rep<xt alteration, separatloo, detachment or third party inlerprels6on. L. f i !_AEIORATDRIES Page J T,-)TAL CONCENTRATIONS (California Code o-t Regulations, Title 22, Section 4:4241) I BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported:, 04/24/97 1682g JdHNSON F.OAD Date Received:; 04/17/97 BAKERSFIELD, CA 91112 Laboratory No.i: 97-04069-4 Ann; i ICK SILICZ 589-2341 1 Sample Description: SAMEl?COCK TP.ANSFE'R; 42 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BY DOUG WEYLmS Sampling Date/Time: 04/16/97 C1;S5PM I Title 22 Waste Type: Type is Milla.ble Solid - No Free Liquid Regulatory Criteria Method STLC TTLC anstit ants Sample Results Units P.O.L. Method m L mgZkq Cadmium) None Detected mg/kg 1.0 SW-61010 1,0 100. Chromium 351_ mg/kg 1.0 SW-61010 560. 2500. Lead 10. mg/kg 5.0 SW-010. 5.0 1000, Nickel 50: mg/kg 5.0 5W-6101020, 2000, Zinc 63, mg/kg 5.0 SW-61103.0. 250. 5000_ Comment. Ali above constituents are reported on an as received (welt) sample basis. Results reported represent totals (TTLC) as sample subjected to appropriate techniaues to determine total levels. P.Q.L. Practical Quantitation Limit (refers to the least amount pf analyte quantifiable based can sample size used and analytical technique employed). STLC Soluble Threshold Limit Concentration STLC Total Threshold Limit_ C'or:.centra,tion REFERENCES: SW = "Test Methods for Evaluatinc Solid We.=.-•s Ph sical/Chemical Methods", EPA-SW-846, Se!;I_embe, _ 198 . /i Dan Schultz Laboratory Director a. I K. ai I .n ,n I^ e.t,r0i", Or child party intereretalier. LABORATORIES Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons Page 1 SS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported; 04/10/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received: 04/17/97 BAKERSFIELD, f::AA 93312 Laboratory No,: 97-04069-1 P^ttn: 'NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Sample Description: SANbERCOCK TRANSFER: NORTHTANK EAST SAMPLE SAILED BY DOUG WEYMES Samp Iirlq 'Date/Time: 04/16/97 @ 01:30Pr4. Title 22 Waste 'Type: Type is Millable Solid - No Free Liquid Method Constituer~t sr-7�'aple FceSzvIts Units P.Q_L. Method oil and Grease None Detected mg/kg 20, EPA-413.1 r California -H.S. Ce #T1186 Stuart G. Suttram Department Supervisor 1 M mtults listrd in this report9re for Me eXeluiiyp u;n r .' • su m?' .a n lrty. = C L.bers", tr±, lt10. sssume.q : • i regwsNN N for motel al moon„ seperstian, detnch"t or third party Itlferpretafion- LABORATORIES page 1 Tpc._'" Petroleun :�ydrocarbons 3S CON'STRUCT1011 Date Reported, 04/30/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received: 04/17/97 BAKERSFIE'LD, CA 53312 Laboratory No,, 57-04069-2 Attn: NICK STLICZ 589-2341 i Sample '.Description; SANDERCOCK TRANSFER: NORTHTANK WEST SAMPLE SATPLFD BY DOUG WEYMES Sampling Date/Time: 04/16/°7 @ J1:20PM Title 22 Waste Type_ Type i_ Miila.ble Solid - No Free Liquid Constituents Oil and Grease Cali£orni a A H.S. C n1186 Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor Sample F,esults Units None Detected ma/kg �2et�ad P "O `L • Method 20. EPA-413.1 • ry.kyt Nt � �' .r1,��:=� J: . �gii�;'��'F�-•gym �': s 130RA70RIE5 page 1 Total petroleum Hydrocarbons S.9 CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 04/30/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Receiveds 04/17/97 RAM-R.SPTELD, CA 93312 Lziboratory No;: 9,7.04069-3 Attn: NICK SILICZ 593-2341 Sample Description: SANDERCOCK TRANSFER,. -*1r1 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BY DOUG WEXMES Sampling Date/Time: 04/1G/97 o 01:50PM Title 22 Waste Type: Type i. Miliable Solid - No Fxe(- Liquid Method Constituents sale Results Units .L Method Oil and Grease 150. mg/kg ;40. EPA-413.1 Note t PQL'S were raised due to high concentration of target analytes,requiring sample dilution. �; Stuart G. suttyam Department< Supervisor All resifts hted In th;s report to for F,e etr•Iusiyt urm 0 tt•) cub. -I t ", w^h PC !r.hnret y1c3, IAA:. sasrmss no for rtv"I tttlerat". t pmftn, dolachment or thin! party !rtterpretttinn. r wr LASORATONIES Page 1 Total Petroleum hydrocarbons BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 04/30/97 16824 J,OHNSON ROAD Date Deceived: 64/17/97 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93312 Laboratory No;: 97-04069-4 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341. Sample 'Description, SANDERCOCK TRANSFER. #2 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BY;DOUG WEYMES Sampling pate/Time: 04/16/97 Q 01:55PM Title 22 Waste TYPe: Ty'e is 11illable Solid - Vc Free Liquid Nerhod Constituents Oil 1 Re ults Method Units P Oil and Grease 40. mg/kg 20. EpA-913.1 1 .; ... � : � r - sir•. .- . California Ce #1186 Stuart G . Butt -rain .' " • ,;:. ; Department Supervisor A i u—. i., — t � vrc4t iv,, „ �,r r+y, A,^, to}1.p;<�r.r, i.,�% dsqumo- -p for rr[xvt ekerabon. reGLuetloh, detachment or third p4rty Interpo.IAGon LABORATORIES Page 1 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 04/30/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received", 04/17/97 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93312 Laboratory No 97-04069-1 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Sample Description: SANDERCOCK TRANSFER; NORT'rITANK EAST SAMPLE SAMPLED BY DOUG WEYMS } Sample Matrix: Soil Date Collected: 04/16/57 (9 01:302M. Date Zxrracted-601SM(g)< 64/25/97 Date Analyzed-9015M(g).: 04/2S/97 Practical Analvsis Reporting Quantitation Canso ruents _-R'�lt� _ Units Limit Total Petroleum Hvdrocarbons (gas) None Detected mg/kg 1" Surrogate % Recovery 77. 70-130 TEST METHOD: TPH by D.Q.H_S_ / i,.U.F.T" Manual Method Modified FPA,8015 1 1 California D. S. Cerz 186 `N 1 StuartG. Buttram Department Supe _--risor AI' ry erl! 110nd in chic rm-1 ,.n inr :ha rrr'1-11vr, !IR- n•'N. + tilr qr , nr n fr, _ _.:.-nr.nri n!he ln. rn+ •° •'mraHn- e.y+..'7 r anft h nnn' m H l �u v L,.,.n . �r, LABORATORIES page 1 'Coral Petroleum HydrocFir'1ot1s BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 04/30/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received't 04/17/97 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93312 Laboratory No;: 97-04069-2 Attn: NICK SILICG 589-2341 i Sample Description: SANDERCOCK '`R.ANSFER: NORTHTANX WEST SAMPLE SAMPLED BY DOUG WEYMES Sample Matrix: Soil Date Collected; 04/16/97 ca 01:20PIN Date Extracted-8015M(g): 04/25/97 Date Analyzed-8015M(g) 04/25/97 Practical Analysis Reporting Quantitation CO>75Ci,:ualzt5 ults Units Limit ___Re, Total Petroleum Hvdragarbons (gas) None Detected mg/kg 1, Surrogate �k Recovery 79, $ 70-130 l TEST METHOD: TPH by D.O- .S- / I.U.F.T. Manual Msthod - Modified EPA18015 1 California D H.S. Ce r 1 Stuart e . Buttram -... a. Department Supervisor I All rvsuhs fisvd in this report rrt !or the mloivel use W tho 9i !i;trrg V , v, 1' L9Dmmlor, Inn- rvnun:;: n,- ",jK,l.5RMli,y }Dr report PYMBtinn, sepwrvori, detachmRnt or third party Interpretallon. :M LABORATORIES Total=--troleum HydrocarbCr.,- Page 1 BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported;: 04/30/97 16824 70HNSON ROAD Date Received;: 64/17/97 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93312 Laboratory No.: 97-04069-3 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 SampleiDescription: SANDERCOCK TRANSFER: #1 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BY DOUG WEYMES Semple Matrix: Soil Date Colleetede 04/16/97 @ 01:50PM Date Extracted-8015M(g): 04/25/97 Date Analyzed-8015M(g): 04/25/97 PraCtical Analysis Reporting Quantitation Constituents Results Units Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (gas) None Detected mg/kg 1. Surrogate °c Recovery 96. 5� 70-130 TEST MST110D: TPH by D.Q.H.S- / 'a.U.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EPA',8015 i' Cal:orria H.S. Ca 1186' Stuart G. Buttram Department Super.*isor i +3}.•• ~� nu os h n .e h !Hc rr+ . t eir 4 r 1M1n u4- , I !hp ubnitL nq ; Inr.. aetv0;, r n re ransib NY }e• reDh; Vt*nM- h d=tsehment Of third wtv Inter; re1P.!!Cfl, LABQRATORI5S Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons Page 1 BS CONSTRUCTION bate Reported: 04/10/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Cate Received,: 04/17/97 BAKERSkELD, CA 33312 Laboratory No'_ : 97-04069-4 Attn: NICK. SILICZ 58r-2;;11 Sample 1DesCription: SANDERCOCK T' AKSFER: n2 STOCK PILE SXMPLZD BY, DOUG vJEYMES Sample Matrix- Soil Date Collected_ 04/16/97 (� 01.55PM Date Extracted-8015M(g) 04/25/97 Date Analyzed-8015M(g): 64/25/97 Practical Analysis Reporting Nantitation Constituents Results units Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (gas) 2.0 mg/kg 1• Surrogate $ Recovery 105, 70-130 'BEST NSTHOD: TPH by D.O.H.S. / L JI.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EPA:8015 Not?: 'Sample chromatogram not- typical of gasoline. CaliEo: ni O.H. s _ Ce #1186 Stuart G . Buttram Department Supervisor All mauNc I;-1_1 !n {;do rann.rl +ram i,rty rr ,brl'ttnsl.o:• Iv, pt,n . • • rt. rnr !Wv M., r�nut PkPr?tipr ganarnli!+r, Mt-^hl-9t rr third t%pgv 1nter"10on- _ABURATORIES Page 1 Total Petroleum HydroCarbor-S BS CONSTRUCTION L'e.te Reported: 04/30/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received.: 04/17/97 EAKERSEISU), CA 93312 Laboratory No'.: 97-04069-1 Attn: ;NICK SILICZ 589-2341 sample !Description: SANDERCOCY, TRANSFER, NORTF:TANK MAST SIMPLE SAMPLED BY DOUG 'vJE=S Semple!Matrix: Soil Date Collected-: 04/16/97 @ 01:30PM Date Extracted-8015M° d);: 04/22/97 Date Analyzed-8015M(d) 04/25/97 Practical Analysis Reporting Quantitation Constituents Results Utz t Limit Total Petrole= Hydrocarbons (diesel) None Detected mg/kg 10- Surrogate t Recovery 93. 64-137 TEST METHOD: TPH }ay D-O.H,S, / L.LJ.F.T. Mar_tlal Method - Modified EPA 8015 California H-S_ Cer18F r, Stuart IG. Buttram Department supervisor �.. V .. a : ..: .e _n _, ;w ., r• ,.,• r ! r ., ..;s .. ,.a, , !,"y tit nrnr; aMert-!,? n. seDeraVI5n, O-wh! ftl or third party in7v_.•nreL lion. LA13 lRATORIES :w Total Petzoleusn Hydr0Carb0n5 Page 1 Date Reported- 64/30/97 Date Received: 04/17/97 SS roNSTRpCT14N Laboratory Np.: g7-04069-2 16824 ,1CHNSON AQAD EAKERSFIEM, CA 93312 Att". NICK STLICZ 589-2341 Sample neecription: SANDFRCOCK TRANSFER: NQA'IiiT•Rt�1C WEST SAMPLE SAMPL ED BY DQUG �`�S Date ColXectedi: 04/16/97 11 01:20PM SQiy Date k:xtracted-8Q15M(d) 04/22/97 Sample Matrix: 04/25/97 Date Analyzed-8015M(d) Practical p portirit q Quani� its°n Analysis Gnats mit Results mg/kg 10- Tolral pecrale None Detected 64-137 Hydrocarbons (die$el) 92, S%Jrrogate % Recovery E hod Modifzed �FA� g015 .. _... ,, TESTTHOD : TPH by D . O . H . S . / L . U _ F . T . MaYival I , « 'ti• H califorr_aa D .S. Cert. IS "dart G . D pa.rtmEnt Superv'—SQr e I ....,M1,o, , , atlon. deSoc�lewrst Or third putfi Interprt e rt rti tts lift.d in Hvr ropa t aye lar ttw eiclu3ive tile of the submlttlr+9 party. BC laI>araloliea, Inc. d'F9�ffid osO l�spans4bi4ity for ryppri A14eraG'GIS. KQ� �. u.l•-�M-I ^jg t'fC�d� j�d��:?T �i-t1-�?t LABORATORIES Page 1 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 04/30/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received; 04/17/97 BAY.SRSFIELD, CA 93312 Laboratory No.: 97-04069-3 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Sample Description: SANDERCOCK TPANSFER: T1 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BY DOUG RYMRS Sample Matrix: Soil Date Collected: 04/16/97 @ 01:50PM Date Extracted-8015M(d)': 04/22/97 Date Analyzed-8015M(d):: 04/25/97 Practical Analysis Peporting Quantitation Constituents __ zesuk}5 units Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (diesel) 32. mg/kg 10. Surrogate !� Pecovery 89. 64.137 TEST METHOD TPIS by D.O.H.S. / L V.F.T. Manual Method - Modified r;MK 8015 n Note: Sample chroma.togran, not typical of diesel. California .O.H.S. Ce ni186 sr y Stuart G . Buttrart • ,, Department Supervisor Al! m ..I-NR PRtPd In thi7 r ,n,1 9Vr Ir. the QY=iugiv- t— r+ Ih- dy. flr 1c, mrvM r-.Hp7tMq. "-na mtiom. eels Chmnt 6! Mid ' IR1fT!CT91i�f - LABORATORIES Page 1 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 04/30/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received: 04/17/97 8AKEMPIELD,`CA 93312 Laboratory No.: 97-04069-4 Attn: 'NICK SILICZ 589-2341 i Sample Description: SANDERCOCK TRANSFER: n2 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BY DOUG WSYMES 1 Sample Matrix: Soil Date Collected: 04/16/97 @ 01:55PM Date Extracted-8015M(d): 04/22/97 Date Analyzed-8015M(d)': 04/21/11 Practical Analysis nenorting Quantitation Constituents Results — [ins=ts Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (diesel) 36. mg/kg 10, Stirrogate Recove�- 94. °s 64.137 TEST THOD: TPH by D.C).H.S. / I•.U.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EP.A 8015 California Cerit.l$r', Stuart G. BuCtram ~— ; Department Supervisor 1 An resultt IlsW in this rt?por, are for the exclusive use of •h^ suMmf!09 party, 8C lahoretoft be, wwrma na responslWty for mporl alteration, separatlon, deluhmertt or third party interprewtlon. LABORATORIES, INC. may 12, 1997 NICK SILICZ SS CONSTRUCTION 18824 JOHNSON FOAD BAXERSpInLD, CA 93312 Subject.: Laboratory Subttission No.: 97-04069 Samriles Received: 04/.7/97 Dear Dick, The samnles(s) listed on the Chain of Custody report were regeived by BC Laboratories, Inc. orl 04/-7/97. Enclosed please find the a;-:a..ytical data forthe testing requested. If you have any questions regexdi;•, this report please contact me at (805)327-4911, ext. 204. Any unused sample will he stored on our premises for a minimum oe 30 days (excluding bacteriologicals) at which time they will be disposed unless otherwise requested at the time o' san9le receipt. A disposal. fee of $5 per sample may apply for solid sample matrices, phase refer to ;submission number 97-04069 when calling'.tor iassi.stance- Sincerely, lan Ma 1 t by ent Services -BC Laboratories, Inc. —W %SORATORiES Page WET' T S� EXTRACT CONTAMINANTS AZTALYZED ACCORDING TC 'TITLE 22, ARTICLE 11, CALIFOnTTA CODE OF RECITLATIONS FOR i=ARDOUS WASTE DETEPyiINATION (STLC) BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 05/08/97 16824 JOTdNSON ROAD Date Received:, 04/17/97 BAKERSF.IELD, CA 93312 Laboratory No_: 9',7-04069-SADD'N Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Sample b,eScription: SANDERCOCK 'TF,ANSFER: #1 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BY DOUG WEYMES Sampling Date/Time: 04/16/97 @ 01.50PM Title 22' Waste Type: Type i : Millable Solid - No Free Liquid Regulatory Sample Results Method Criteria constituents _ mal_1_iter Pl . L . Method SILO Nickel 4.0 0.5 SW-6010 20. 1 Comment: All metals reported ah-ove are in mg/liter on a filtrate basis: (STLC). These results are based on extracting sample according to',,Title 22, Article 11, California Administrative Code using a 43-hour citric .acid (deionized water for hexavalent chromium) extraction. Practical Quantitation Limit (refers to the least amount of analyte quaujLifiable based on oample size used and analytical technigiAe employed) STLC Soluble Threshold Limit Concentration REFERENCES: ; SW � "Test Methods for Evaltzat:.ng Solid Wastes'Physicaj/C`setnical Methods", EPA-SW-846, September, '986. Dan Schultz Laboratory Director t= LE • d -lHi01 �BORAl'0R1�5 Page 1 WETTEST EXTRACT CONTAMTNANT9 ANkL`'7ED ACCORDINCy TO TITLE 22, ARTICLE 11, J. CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS FOR Hk7,.ARDQJS WAPSTR r)2TRP-MINATION ( STLC ) ES CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 05/08/97 16824:JOHNSON ROAD Date Received: 04/17/97 SAKERSFIEU), CA 93312 Laboratory No.: 97-04069- MD'N Attn:: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Sample Description: SANDERCOCI, TRANSFER: #2 STOCK piLE SAMPLED BY DOUG WEYMES Sampling Date/Time. 04/16/97 0 01:55PM Title 22 Waste Type: Type is Millable Solid - No Free Liquid Regulatory Sample Results Method Criteria ❑nstituants ma/liter P.O.L. Method STLC Nickel 6.1 0-5 SW-6010 20. E 1 r Commeizt: All metals reported above are in mg/liter on a filtxate::'basis (STLC). These results are based on extracting sample according to'Titlo 22, Article 11, California Administrative Code using a 48-hour: cztrzc.aaid (deionized water lox hexavalent chromium) extraction. P.Q.L_ = Practical Quantitation Limit (refers to the least amount of analyte quantifiable rased on sample size used and analytical technique employed). STLC Soluble Threshold Limit Concentration REFERENCES: Y.•r;: SW � "Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Wastes Physical /Chemidal Methods"; EPA-8W-846, September, 1986. F Dan SchultzLaboratory Director "oanr�cihlYYv f"! f9Cirt PRPfAYIM, SB Oa2!IOfI d?Iachrtwnl 61 third party If1tB!prNL9tI0R aauiuluao ads .L pue jegwnN y �-- Ci e; h ai a :Aq pep99N sllnsed ~ i ` i II ! c cm G C (u/h) slues AP04sno (u/A) saldwes I i I1 1+0 I H-- Lij >_�� } 1 ¢ rr } 0 1 IJ `- ��. _I c co C C C C C L, I[ 4 I I V 0 2 PI N -0 can VJ (n � 3 � S++ �D A D z :3 z �(/ - rI_l ELU h U E r i Zj ` 1 ! m I' i 2 0 CL r W �. I i cb a a cn D Q y rri �t LE t kb r 0 Sr 0St $ c 1— r i `yl• CL C]�c + 0 —1 B! �; •L�$8 ( 13) U r r Aaolsno�oNlVH XVA • I. �6b-Lz£ (�+Dai ONI S—:llH0. VUO9\Y`l"' , ecEss b�'P ,acia�ea.�nO�jS pyGpl� I WESTEC czttTMCATE 4F COMFI 1014 TnI15 C E{�i7p ;, iFiAT an Il'l�1�4DAIR � 5IIPE4�I SOIL 4-19-97 ►p. �► IF 1,i� ■�� �. •L �4 - R I I j I 11I1010 Index Photo #1 Looking northerly at 1750 High Street. Photo #2 Looking northerly along westerly side of building. Photo #3 Looking easterly along southerly edge of building at 1750 High Street - underground fuel tanks are in foreground. Photo #4 Looking westerly along northerly property line - underground fuel tanks are behind the truck. Photo #5 Looking westerly along northerly edge of 1750 High Street - underground fuel tanks are in the dark portion (shade). Photo #6 Looking northerly toward housing project - underground fuel tanks are in the foreground. Photo #7 Looking westerly along northerly edge of 1750 High Street building - southerly edges of both tanks are visible. Photo #8 Looking northwesterly along northerly edge of 1708 Beach Street building - southerly edges of both tanks are visible - northerly tank in process of removal. Photo #9 Looking northwesterly at tanks at northerly property line - center of easterly tank is southerly of northerly property line. Photo #10 Looking westerly along northerly property line - northerly tank is in the process of removal. Photo #11 Looking northerly at northerly property line - northerly tank has been removed - southerly tank is visible - center of tank "lid" visible in right portion of photo. } W- -1, �'. WW46 - W-- IY � *.;+"�`"' .v: r.:ar� .rr•-ianv „: aac+-�--s�x'e°'eCe' !i� I� � w +rAr• t+ �, r .%yk'►a�' �ji :+r. �. � _ r r.r • • m. i;,r�[�. . � W�--'=..w�h'i �l l� I' •j � 7 � � 7 I UR. m 1. 714 ........ ..... Q I 11l I I WILSON IF ===.4SS0CIj CIVIL ENGINEERIP December 16,194 APR 2 1 2000 I, � ,,,�� Suoovaiiry _ s KENNETH E. THOMING;, General Manager C SANDERCOCK TRANSFER & STORAGE 310 N. BLOSSER RD. 1708 BEACH ST SANTA MARIA. CALIF SAN LUSI OBISPO, CALIF g ^Y'• r' s (805) 922-4567 (805) 543-6163 ,7 ! - I v AGENT FOR northAmericano VAN LINES Ken Thoming Sandercock Transfer & Storage Co. 1708 Beach Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 RE: Status Report Underground Storage Tank Removal Permit #28 1708 Beach Street/1750 High Street Ken, v _ (.�;,'Q,:,. • :.,;__ :' poi I �.,� =_ ; �i of- _,.7 " u The firm of WILSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. (W&A) offers the following information in regards to the UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK REMOVALS at 1708 Beach Street. The actual address of the property where the tanks were located is 1750 High Street. In March of 1997, B.S. Construction of Bakersfield, California was retained for the purpose of removing what was believed to be, at that time, a single 3,000-6,000 gallon UST. On or about April 14, 1997, B.S. Construction removed one tank; however, another tank was left in -place. A report (attached) documenting the "removal" was prepared, dated June 20, 1997. A letter dated, September 22, 1997, (attached) prepared by the City of San Luis Obispo Fire Department, addressed to Mr. Kenneth E.Thoming, requested minor additions to the process. A letter dated, September 26, 1997 (attached) prepared by W&A, addressed to the San Luis Obispo Planning Department provided some of the information requested in the fire Department letter. A letter dated October 2, 1997 (attached) prepared by W&A and addressed to Sandercock Transfer & Storage Co. provided additional information in regards to the Fire Department letter. A letter dated October 16, 1997 (attached) prepared by the Housing Authority of the City of San Luis Obispo provides the remainder of the information requested in the Fire Department letter. A letter dated October 23, 1997 (attached) prepared by W&A, and addressed to the City of San Luis Obispo/Building Division requested a permit for Grading. 1400 EASTON DR., BUILDING E, SUITE 132 ■ BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 (661) 325-4862 a FAX (661) 325-51 26 WILSON & AZ WhAT F � L 7 APR 21 2000 �ASSOCIATES CIVIL ENGINEERING SURVEYING Z U. T December 16, 1999 Ken Thoming Sandercock Transfer & Storage Co. 1708 Beach Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 RE: Status Report Underground Storage Tank Removal Permit #28 1708 Beach Street/1750 High Street Ken, The firm of WILSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. (W&A) offers the following information in regards to the UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK REMOVALS at 1708 Beach Street. The actual address of the property where the tanks were located is 1750 High Street. • , &G K4 In March of 1997, B.S. Construction of Bakersfield, California was retained for the purpose of removing what was believed to be, at that time, a single 3,000-6,000 gallon UST. On or about April 14, 1997, B.S. Construction removed one tank; however, another tank was left in -place. A report (attached) documenting the "removal" was prepared, dated June 20, 1997. A letter dated, September 22, 1997, (attached) prepared by the City of San Luis Obispo Fire Department, addressed to Mr. Kenneth E.Thoming, requested minor additions to the process. A letter dated, September 26, 1997 (attached) prepared by W&A, addressed to the San Luis Obispo Planning Department provided some of the information requested in the fire Department letter. A letter dated October 2, 1997 (attached) prepared by W&A and addressed to Sandercock Transfer & Storage Co. provided additional information in regards to the Fire Department letter. A letter dated October 16, 1997 (attached) prepared by the Housing Authority of the City of San Luis Obispo provides the remainder of the information requested in the Fire Department letter. A letter dated October 23, 1997 (attached) prepared by W&A, and addressed to the City of San Luis Obispo/Building Division requested a permit for Grading. ' 1400 EASTON DR., BUILDING E, SUITE 132 ■ BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 (661) 325-4862 ■ FAX (661) 325-5126 Ken Thoming Sandercock Transfer & Storage Co. Re: Status Report 12/16/99 Page 2 of 2 Due to the wet winter of 1997-1998, the site was not dry enough until late summer of 1998 to complete the removal process. On or about September 15, 1998, B.S. Construction commenced the removal process of the remaining UST. The liquid in the tank was removed and the tank was cleaned. See attached WASTE HAULER RECORD. A Marine Chemist inspected the remaining tank on October 8, 1998 and issued a certificate (attached). The remaining tank was subsequently removed to the property line. The remaining portion of the tank was filled with a cement slurry. Soil samples were procurred from the soil at depths of 2' and 6' below the bottom of the removed tank (See below for result summary, results attached). The excavation was backfilled with clean imported soil. A plastic sheeting was placed between the building and the fence and the stockpiled hydrocarbon impacted soil was placed upon the plastic sheeting to a depth of less than 2 feet. Periodically water and high nitrogen fertilizer have been added to facilitate bio-degradation. Surface discing has also been completed. UST ANALYTICAL RESULTS TPH GAS TPH DIESEL OIL & GREASE mg/kg m�/kg m /k N. END 4' DEPTH N.D. N.D. N.D. 6' DEPTH N.D. N.D. N.D. S. END 2' DEPTH N.D. 43 > 110 6' DEPTH N.D. 60 j 83 Please review this report and if you have any questions please contact this office. submitted, INC. R.`Wilson, R.C.F. 2327( oration Expires 12/31/01 ■ ■ r IL Ed- ' �_ 64W0 M -06 -:_ • i-X - WILSCN & ASSOCIATE CIVIL ENGINEERING SURVEYING June 20, 1997 Ken Thoming. Sandercock Transfer & Storage Co. 1708 Beach Street San Luis Obispo, Ca. 93401 Re: Underground Storage Tank Removal Permit #28 1708 Beach Street/1750 High Street Dear Ken, The firm of John R. Wilson & Associates, Inc. (W & A) offers the following comments in regards to the underground storage tank removal at 1708 Beach Street. The actual address of the property where the tanks are located is 1750 High Street. Back g,reLiiid The facility is located at the northerly intersection of High Street, Beach Street and Church Street in San Luis Obispo. The address of the business is 1708 Beach Street. The business at the site is the office and warehouse for a moving and storage company. The building was constructed in the 1930's as a moving and storage company. It is presumed that the DST's were installed also in the 1930's. At the present time, the current operators have no recollection of the fuel tanks ever being in use at the facility (since 1968). In short, the current operators did not know the UST's were on site until August 1996. The surfacing over the UST's was concrete. Small vent pipes were installed along the northerly edge of the building at 1750 High Street. In August of 1996, Cuesta Geotechnical, Leo Fedewa, were contacted in order to provide consulting services in regards to the "status" of the UST's. In September of 1996, samples were procurred from the liquid in UST's. The tanks apparently contained "water". The samples were delivered to ZYMAX laboratories. The results are attached and listed below. N' ly tank 20000 mg/kg TPH S' ly tank 1000 mg/kg TPH Approximately 3000 gallons of "water" was removed and transported to a TSD for disposal. In early 1997, the concrete surfacing over the UST's was removed. In March of 1997, W & A was contacted to provide consulting services for the UST removal. 2217 "E" STREET • BAKERSFIELO, CA 93301 (605] 323-6460 • FAX [605] 323-4723 In March of 1997, B. S. Construction of Bakersfield, California was retained for the purpose of removing what was believed to be at that time a single 3000 - 6000 gallon UST. On April 4, 1997, the City of San Luis Obispo Fire__ Department issued a permit to B. S. Construction for the removal of ["3 - 6000 gallon gasoline tanks' (Copy attached). On or about April 14, 1997 B. S. Construction commenced tank removal operation. It was then very apparent that two UST's were located between the building at 1750 High Street and the northerly property line. One tank being approximately 8 feet in diameter and 20 feet long, while the other tank extended under the fence line located at or near the northerly property by approximately 10 -15 feet. The northerly tank was removed, while the westerly tank as left. Both UST's were extremely thick walled (1/2") steel vessels. On April 16, 1997, John R. Wilson, of W & A, procurred soil samples from; 1. North tank, east end, depth of 3 feet below the bottom of the tank. 2. North tank, west end, depth of 3 feet below the bottom of the tank. 3. #1 stockpile. 4. #2 stock pile. The soil samples were placed in a suitable laboratory container, sealed, labeled, placed in an "ice chest", transported to B. C. Laboratory in Bakersfield, under chain of custody. Due to the unknown use of the UST's, analyses for Oil and Grease, TPH (Gas) and TPH (Diesel) were completed. The results are attached, and are summarized as follows: SAMPLE NUMBERS Constitu nt 1 2 3 4 CADMIUM (mg/kg) ND ND ND ND CHROMIUM (mg/kg) 66 32 289 351 LEAD (mg/kg) 14 13 20 10 NICKEL (mg/kg) 43 46 442 501 NICKEL (mg/1) - - 4.0 6.1 ZINC (mg/kg) 71 93 69 63 OIL & GREASE (mg/kg) ND ND 150 40 TPH (Gas) ND ND ND 2.0 TPH (Diesel) ND ND 32 36 As can be seen from the above results, elevated levels of Nickel, Oil & Grease and TPH (Diesel) were detected in the soil samples from both stock piles. The STLC and TTLC levels for Nickel were well below regulatory criteria. The results for TPH (Gas) was considered as not being "elevated". The results from soil samples procurred from beneath the removed tank were non -significant or "non -detect". W & A proposes to remove that portion of the remaining northerly tank lying southerly of the "fence". Due to the close proximity of the structures to the northwest of the tank, it is apparent that the structure stability of the structures could be in question. In addition, electrical and conduits and natural gas line exist over the UST. The following procedure is proposed: Excavate the soil over and around the remaining UST. Remove any liquids in the UST. Place "dry ice" in the UST and wait until a suitable LEL (or equal) reading is attained. A properly trained (Confined Space Certification) person, see attached, would enter the UST and with the aid of proper tools, etc., separate the tank at the fence line into two pieces. The southerly portion of the tank would be removed, soil samples procurred and analyzed, and if deemed satisfactory, the excavation would be backfilled with "clean fill". The remaining portion of the UST lying northerly of the fence would be filled with a "cement slurry" and "abandoned in -place". A large board would be placed over the "open-end" of the tank at the fence line to confine the cement slurry to the remaining portion of the UST. Due to the low levels of hydrocarbon impacted soil, it is proposed to remediate the soil on -site. The proposed procedure is as follows: A portion of site would be cleared and "leveled". "Plastic Sheeting" would be spread over the prepared surface. The excavated and stockpiled soil would be spread over the "plastic sheeting to a depth of less than 2 feet. Water and a high nitrogen fertilizer would be added. The soil would be covered with plastic sheeting and allowed to bio-remediate. At monthly intervals, water and fertilizer would be added, if necessary. At quarterly• intervals, samples would be procurred to determine the progress of the bio- remediation. If the results indicate that the TPH levels were less than 25 mg/kg, than the soil would be considered sufficiently remediated. The remediated soil could be used as surfacing for parking and maneuvering areas on site. A. The removal of the entire southerly UST could cause structural problems for the nearby (less than 5') structures. B. The area over the UST is overlain with electrical conduits and natural gas lines. C. The placing of the "cement slurry" in the remaining portion of the UST will bring the tank into an "inert status". Any threats of future structure stability due to the existing tank collapsing caused by the UST deterioration would be negated by the solidifying nature of the cement slurry. jD. The testing of the soil under the removed tank will determine if additional excavation or remediation is required. E. The remediation of the slightly hydrocarbon impacted soil, on -site, will allow for recycling the remediated soil on -site as a "paving material". F. The placement of "clean fill" into the excavation will create an environmentally safe site for future users. Please review the above and if you have any questions, please contact this office. If acceptable, a Health and Safety Plan will be added, and submitted to the San Luis Obispo Fire Department for review and approval. Respectfully submitted, WILSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. John R. Wilson, R.C.E. #23270 Registration expires 12-31-97 F_+V ,p• rr! nd SUACJrJ '� ,]V• �}: ] ( /w 1 '-'a� ]`r C]! A N n V f) S`• r. d' `� r, auwne ui s A 1-6 v � a ` v)IAM7 o p vj P' �y.i' .ft t t\ et� `r4I�'N �` C] y c a;ar ,Ad is c ,nu p. C. id `/ C.y dd �' �.� ,. 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D San Luis Obispo, CA 93401�_ Project: Sandercock Project Number: SLO #7184 Collected by: Leo Fedewa REaOpT OF ANALYTICAL RESULTt Lab Number: 9510-2 Collected: 09/06196 Received: 09/05196 Matrix: product - Sample Description: 0 tank Analyzed: 06111196 Method: Seb Below Y RESULT*" CONSTITUENT'------ .-- ....__ PQL" mg/kg TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS 1000. ND Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons 96 7 Percent Surrogate Recovery I ZymaX envirotechnology, Inc. Is certlfled CA Department of Health Services: Laboratory #1717 *PQL - Practical Quantitation Limlt * #Results listed as ND would have r•re i l eported If present: at or above the listed PQL. Nate:. Analyzed by EPA 8260 and Gt,,IMS Combination. Note: Analytical range is C4-�.; 12. Note: TPH quantitated against gasvlirre. M$p #6 9518-2.xis JMM/jgt/wrljk Submitte-t by, ZymaX envlrotechnology, Inc. Jo r1 MacMurphey Laboratory Director 71 Zat2 Lane V. P ",..,i7, 'mar r,- , rO AA%A LABORATORIES Page 1 TOTAL CON7CRNTRATIONS (California Cod.= of Regulations, Title 22, Section 6;6261) BS CONSTRUCTION bate Reported:; 04/24/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received:; 04/17/97 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93312 v,jboratQry No.:: 97-04069-1 i.ttn: NICK SILICZ 5 234? Sample Description: SA':'r`ERCOt'K TRANSFER: NQFt'I'zi' ANX ZAS'T SAMPLE SA>! PLED BY DOUG WEYMES i I � Sampling Date/Time: 04/16/97 9 01:30PM Title 22 Waste Type: 'Type i.: r.i'. : able Solid - No Free Liquid Method C_on tuts ss8 le Results; Units t'.O.L, M t 'v Cadmium; None Detected. mg/kg 1.,0 SW-6'j010s Chromium 56_ mg/kg 1.0 SW- OZ0 Lead 14. mg/kg 5.0 SW- 01.0' Nickel 43. mg/kg 5.0 SW- 010' Zinc 71, mg/kg 5.0 SW- 010' Regulatory Criteria STLC TTLC m L m k 1.0 100. 560. 2500. 5.0 1000. 20. 2000. 250. 500.0: Co:Menti : All above conSt -'_tuer.*- �- •:Lre reported on an as received (wet) :sample basis. Results reporteC red;•-Z._nt totals (TT'LC) a-- sample subjected to appropriate techniques to dererrr.lits- total levels. Practical Quantitation Limit (refers to the least amount Hof analyte. quantifiable bas :': o� sample size used and analytical techniue employed). STLC Soluble Threshold Lin gt Concentration TTLC Total Threshold ldmit Concentrat:i= REFERENCES: SW = "Test Methods fo:r Eva]Taating Solid. wastes Physical/Chemical Methods-11 ' EPA-SW-846, September, 1986_ ban Schultz Laboratory Director All m.uks listed in thi; rein are for The efcluslve use of the sutxnittii 0 Party BC Leb:�rels•1e4, Inc. a$,'•nrles no rttpoml@ility for report alteration, Uparatlon, detathmentorthird party interpretation. w w LABORATORIES TOTAL CONCENTRATIONS (California Cc7ce rf Regulations, Title 22, Section 56263.) BS CONSTRUCTION 16824 JOHNSON ROAD BAKERSFIELD, CA 93312 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Date Reported: 04/24/97 Date Received: 04/17/97 Laboratory No.: 97-04069.2 Page 1 Sample Description: SANDERCOCK 1RANSFER: NORT_iTANY. WEST SAMPLE SAMPLED BY DOUG WZYMBS Sampling Date/Time: 04 /16/97 a O].:20PM Title 22 Wash Type: Tyr;a i s Constituents Cadmium. Chromium Lead Nickel zinc Kllar::e Solid - :try Free Liquid i Regulatory Criteria Method j STLC TTLC Sample :mot C pits Units �? : L. Metliod' m L mg/k4 None Det s+:ted mg/kg 1.0 SW- �010 1,0 100. 32. mg/kg 1.0 SW-6010� 560. 2500. 13. mg/kg 5.0 SW-g010 5.0 1000. 46. mg/kg 5.0 SW-a010 20. 2000. 93_ mg/kg 5.0 SW-6010' 250. 5'000. Continent: All above co..stituents are reported cr: an a:= received (wet) Sample basis. Results reports -i represent totals ('I".': ,C. as sample subjected to appropriate techniques to 1c:,tern. ne tc'.al levels P.Q.L. = Practical Quavt:�tation Limit (refers tC- the least amount of analyte quantifiable haled oa sample size used and azzalytical technique employed). STLC = Soluble Threshold Limil' W'oncentration TTLC �; Total Threshold Limit Lc.:centration REFERENCES: SW ;- 'Nest Methods for Eval,viting Solid Wastes Physical/Chemical Methods"; EPA-SW-846, Sent er, Dan Schultz Laboratory Director l . All to -ohs listed in this report are for the ereluslve use of the sorn1tring z ,; ry. $C tSborabrits, Inc. assumes no respongih? Ity for report 9heradon, sewatlon, detachment or third party werorstafion. 'LABORATORIES - Page 1 TOTAL CONCENTRATIONS (California Code (:., Regulations, T:�tle 22, Section 66261) BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported:; 014/24/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Rtceived:i 04/17/97 BAKERSFrELD, CA 93312 :"Aboratoxy No'� 9,7-04069-3 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Sample t)esaription: SANDERCOCK TRANSFER: #1 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BYIDOVG WEYMES Sampling Date/Time: 04/16/97 cs) 01:50PM Title 22 Waste Type: Type is XU!able Solid - No Free Liquid I Rego ataxy 1 Criteria Method , { STTLC TLC Constituents 5arn�lt_�;esu• ;' ni ? • 0 • L • mcrZL m9jk Cadmiwn mg/kg 1.0 SW-9010 1.0 100. Chromitun 28"s.. mg/kg 1.0 SW-6010. 560. 2500. Lead 2[, mg/k!3 5.0 SW-&016 5.0 1000. Nickel 442. mg/kg 5.0 SAP-80XD' 20. 2000. Zinc _ 69, mg/kg 5.0 SW-6010 250. 5000- i Comment,: All above constituer..t5 rre reported on an as received (wet) IIIsample basis. Results reported .-e,D asent totals (TTLC) as sample subjected to appropriate techniques to determine total levels. - ' - P.Q.L. Practical Quantitatiou Limit (refers to the leant amount!,of lanalyte quanti-tiabl.e. based an sample size usa and t nalytical teehni!que am. ployed) . STLC = Soluble Thres'. - Ld Limit C,-.ncentratio. TTLC - Total Threshoia. Lim;,_ Con:entration j REFERENCES: } • I SW = "Test Methods ;'-ox Sva!,,at:.ng Solid Wastes Physical/Chemical Methods", EPA-SW-846, September. "?36. Dan Schultz Laboratory Director l ABDRATiOPES ~TAL CONCENTRATIONS (California Code o' Regulations, Title 1�, Section 6,6261) 2 97 BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported:. 04/ v/ 16824 ,7bHNSON ROAD Date Received:; 0�/17/9.7 EAKERSF ELD, CA 93312 Laboratory No.: 97-04069-4 Attn: NICK SIL1CG 589-2341 Sample bescription: SANDERCOCY i'PANSFER: 02 STOCK PILE 8 MFLED BY bOUG WEYMES Sampling Date/Time: 04/3.6/97 :4 ('L:55PM Title 22 Waste Type: Type i-: riiiiable Solid - No Free Liquid Page ' Regulatory Critezia Method STLC TTLC Ccsnstitteents Samtl 'Ple.sults Units P.O.L. M t bd m L mq/.kQ Cadmium: None IDet<<cted mg/kg 1.0 SW-6010 1.0 100. Chromium 351_ mg/kg 1.0 SW-6.010 560. 2500. Lead 10 mg/kg 5.0 SW-6010: 5.0 -1000. Nickel 50- mg/kg 5.0 SW-6010' 20. 2000, Zinc E;3. mg/kg 5.0 SW-6010. 250. 50'00. Comment: All above constituents are reported on, an as received (wet) sample basis. P.esults reported re?zesent totals (T11C) as sample subjected to appropriate techniques to determine total levels. P.Q.L_ _ Practical Quantitati�)rn Limit (refers to the least amount Of analyte quantifiable based cn _-=mple size used and analytical tea Ihnicque employed) . STLC r Soluble Threshold Lir:t Concentration TT'LC - Total Threshold Limit C'oi::centration REFERENCES: SW 'Nest Methods for Evaluatirc Solid Wa: <.s Fh; sical./Chemical Methods", EVA-SSW- 846, Se' 19U Dan Schultz - Laboratory Director B C, LABORATORIES Page 1 Total Petroleu.� Hydrocarbons BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reportedt 04/30/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD gate Received. 04/17/97 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93312 Laboratory No;: �7-04069-1 r'1ttn, 'NICK STLICZ 589-27741 Sample ,.Description: SANDERCOCK 7•c2ANSFEP_: NORTHTANK EAST SAMPLE SAIRLED BY DOUG WEYMES 1 Sampling 'Date/Time: 04/16/97 @ 01:30PN-, Title 2.2 Waste 'Type: Type is M llable Solid - No Free Liquid I Ca stit:uerts oil and Grease California . H_ S _ Ce11$E; Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor 1 ' r en rvznnc lisiad in tNa report sre for me eYCIUSM usa It .' • SobMKI a 5 m le Results Units None Detected mg/kg Method Method 20. EPA-413.1 ibcrntorte±. I.= assume❑ t rem m Wty for report ancranon, separation, detachment or Mffrd party infarpretafion- r LABORATORIES Petroleum---'ydrecarbPns Page 1 BS CONSTRUCTIONDate Reported, 04/30/97 16224 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received: 04/17/97 BAKERSFIE'LD, CA 93312 Laboratory No:: 57-04069-2 Attn: NICK STLIC2 589-2341 Sample Description: SANDERCOCK '[RANSFER: NORTF:TANK NEST SAMPLE SA*PL$D BY DOUG WEYMES Sampling Dates/Time: 04/16/°7 r �7.:20PM Title 22 Waste Type: Type is Mutable Solid - No Free Liquid Cons�itxs Oil and Grease I SQMl2 Fr --Sulks units None Detected mg/kg z4e thud P DAL- Metho 20: EPA-413.1 i California ./j.H.S. C c 41186 Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor ••J L ABORATORIrES Total petroleum Hydrocarbons B$ CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 04/30/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received; 04/17/97- BI-+.KERSPZELD, CA 93312 i,--boratozy No : 9,7-04059-3 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Sample Description: SANDERCOCK rRALNSVER: #1 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BSi DOUG WEYMES Sampling Date/Time: 04/1G/97 c�f11:50PM Title :22 Waste Type: Type is M-�:!?:able Solid - No Pep Liruid Constituents oil and Grease Stele Results Units 150. ntg/kg L�athod 4.0: Page 1 Method EPA-413.1 Note: PQL's were raised due to high concentration of target analytes,requiring sample dilution. - Stuart G. Buttyam , Department Superw sox All resuhn flsted In this reoort set for Iht tttfusir4 use of tf"e submftttnq :vuT; °f: I.S"tpriO3, lrw. assume; re fev"nsW!'tV for report Oeatron, te".mfion, Machment or thW party interpretation. ! ABORATONES Page i Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons BS COVSTRUCT'ION Date Reportedi 04/30/97 16824 J',OHNSON ROAD Data Received; 64/17/97 BAKERSVIELD, CA 93312 Laboratory No 0-04069-4 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Sample bescription: SANDERCt:CK TRANSFER: #2 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BY;DOUG WE'YNLS Sampling pate./Time: 04/16/97 a 01:55PM Title 22 Waste Type: TyL,e i s nccL11aG_-e Solid Free Liquid Constituents Oil and Grease California H.S. C #1186 Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor c,P4M a 4agU.1t5 YnitE 4 0 • mg/kg Method P'O"y, Nilhod 20. EPA-413.1 )cri eRerabon, separedon, detachment or t LABORATORIES Tota-L Petroleum Hydrocarbons Page 1 ES CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 04/10/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD bate Received 04/17/97 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93312 Laboratory No 1 97-04069-1 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Sample Description: SANDERCOCK TRANSFER: NORTHTANK EAST SAMPLE SAMPLZD By DOUG WE: S Sam_ole Matrix: Soil Date Collected: 04/16/97 (9 01:30PM. Date Extracted-8015M(g)c 64/25/97 Date Analyzed-9015M(g)c 04/25/97 Practical Analvsis Reporting Quantitation Units Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (gas) None Detected mg/kg (- Surrogate % Recovery 77. %- 70-130 TEST METHOD: TPH by D.J-H-31_ / ,.U.F-T_ Manual Method • Modified FPA18015 California D. S - Cart. 9rl 86 Stuart G. Buttram i Department Supervisor .''�.t' : •:; .:: Yk —PM IlNd1 PY r111 rIVF 11QA nl ln- vlk It Hlnn n V Rr: 1 l)m0nr. A 1M 2t—mtie r, rrw:rtnn[i11i 11TV fnr,p MY 011 6M t#t%Are17e1S. diWenh—f nr+1rd narty 1mtorn YflliM .LABORATORIES page 1 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 04/30/97 16824 aOHNSON ROAD Date Received: 04/17/97• BAKERSFIELD, CA 93312 Laboratory No;: 97-04069-2 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 i Sample Description: SANDERCOCK '.'RANSFER: NORTHTZa C WEST SAMPLE SAMPLED BY DOUG WEYMES 5stttple Matrix: Soil Da-i_e Collected, 04/16/97 Q 01:20PN Date Extracted-8015M(9)! 64/25%97 Date Analyzed-8015M(g), 04/25/97 Practical analysis Reporting Quantitation consitta +rctG RBsu1C8 Units mit __ Total petroleum Hydrocarbons (gas) FQne Detected mg/kg' 1• Surrogate * Recove,ry 79. !k 70-130 TEST METHOD: TPH by I .U.F.T. Manual Vsthod - Mollified EPA•8015 • rI -:sJ i'•:: -i Califo=ia D H.S. Ce7. N Stuart C . But ram Department Supervisor !" All msuns fisted In this report Art for tho tX WIYA use o,' Nw yi >== t;;trtg rv, w, ?' LOAnAo ien. Inn. ns;t7ft.*q n • for report afteratlon, separetlon, dttathtntnt or third party Interprelatlon. :M __ ABORATORIES Total 1 Stroleum HyrJroc•_xrbor ;_ Page 1 BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported;: 04/30/97 16824 aOHNSON ROAD Date Receivedr 04/17/97 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93312 Laboratory No;: 97-04065.1 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Sample iDescriptiozl: SANDERCOCK TRANSFER: #1 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BYj DOOG WEYMES Sample Matrix. soil Date Collectedc 04/16/97 9 01:50PM Date Rxtracted-8015M(g) : 04/25/97 Date Analyzed-8015M(g) = 04/25/97 Practical .Analysis Reporting Quantitation Constituents Results Upits_.__—ILIIA_t Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (gas) None Detected Surrogate c Recovery 96. 70-130 TEST METHOD: TPH by D_0.H.S / 'a.Ti. 7.T. Manual Method - Modified OA.8015 k California H.S. C 74lI8E Stuart G. Buttram Department Super -visor .S L.ABQRATQRIeS page 1 Tot -.al Petroleum Hydrec•arbcns BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported;: 04/30/97 16824 �OHNSON ROAD D•,,:Lte Received;: 04/17/97 BAKERSkELD, CAA 93312 L&horatory No!-: 97-04069-4 Attn: •NICK. 91LIC2 5�9-2;11 Sample Description: SANDER'COCK T;.INSFER: #2 STOCK PILE SAMPLSD BYE DOUG WEYMES Sample Matrix: Soil Date Collected: 04/16/97 0 01e55PM Date Extracted-8015M(g);: 04/25/97 Date Analyzed-8015M(g);: 04/25/97 - 1 Practical Analysis Reporting Quantitation Corse ituents _ Results Units Limit Total Petroleum . Hydrocarbons (gas) 2.0 mg/kg 1. Surrogate $ Recovexy 105. 70.130 TEST NMTHOD: TPH by D.O.H.S. / L.U.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EPA:8015 i • 1 i . ` Note: 'Sample chromatogram not rypical of gasoline. Californi O.H.S_ Cer 41186 Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor A[I N H, 110w1 In thla •a rt -IA IA. H.P ►Y?1jj Cw* i•4,• VlftV ii f. +1MAWth'+1iA1 t n}to 11lA . Pill:AA M1&Ahrn # 11 fh:„1 RC"V 1AIunY 10AAA :--m LABORATORIES Page 1 Total. ?etrole= Hyd-70carbons ES CpN TP,UCTZON Late Repo -red: 04/30/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Receivedl: 04/17/97 Fi�,KERS zELD, CA 93312 yaboratory No.: 97-04069-1 Attn: ;NICF SILIC2 5•^_a-2341 sample 'Description. SAnbB-COCY, 'TRANSFER: NORTHTANK FACT SAMPLE SAMPLED BY DOIIG ;dEYI S Semple ;Matrix: Sail D,.t.e ::ollecte&: 04/16/97 Q 01 :30PM Date Extracted-8015M(d)': 04/22/97 Date Analyzed-8015M(d),: 04/25/97 Practical knalysis Repgrting Qi=titation Ctanstituents Results VnjtS Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (diesel) sa:ze Detected mg/kg 641137 Surrogate, % Recovery 93. � TEST METHOD. TPH by D_0_H.S. / .,,.D.F_T. Marval Method 7 Modified EPA;8015 t California p<&H_S. Cer #118E Stuart IG . Buttram Department Supervisor "!_ --�- Page 1 ;LABORATORIES Total petroleum Hydrocarbons I»te Reported: 64/30/97 B5 CONSTR>7CTION Date Received64/17/97 Laboratory NO'.: 97-04069-2 16824 dOHNSON P.OAD EAKEPSFIEIM, CA 93312 Attn: NICK SILICA 589-23�}1 . gE�DE'P.COCK TRANSFER: NQR"�HT.A.�7'�C WEST SAMPLE SAMPLED BY DQUG � GPM S p�e'DaaCsiption gate Collectedl: 04/16/97 14 04/22/97 Sample Matrix: Date 13�k:t:Vnr-ed_8015M(d) 64/25/97 Date An*, y practical geporting Quantitation Analysis Tlmlt snits Results Coal: titu9sZtl; ---- mg/kg 10 Total Petroleum tione Detected 64-137 Hydrocarbons (diesel) 92. Surrogate % RecOvery hod Modified tpA' 8015 TEST,M�THOD: TPH by D.d.Fi.S. / L.U_F.T. Manual Met - k �.. •i :4.:. �. �'..:•'��I � f,: it ,� California DIH S • C f t'1186 Buttram ;i'' r a Y Stivart G • :•� D pa,rtnfent Suporv'_sor e o os nslbillly fot Vert erstlon, seperauoa, detach went or thltd M M Inlerpre' Sea. atnrfes, Ina. axr;umea , Pc ;t aye lar file eicluslve u10 0f the sm""ng Pa"Y• - nnretl,![tll••.tedinfhi%mpe _ c'. r n �rrr „—ter• —i H-IngH LABORATORIES Page 1 Tote.; Petroleum Fydrocarborw BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 04/30/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received:. 04/3.7/97 y BArWRSFIRLD, C.A. 93312 Laboratory No,.: 97-040 69-3 Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2241 Sample Descriptions SAIMBACOCK :FANSFER: T1 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BY DOUG WEYMFS Sample Matrix: Sail Date Collected: 64/16/97 @ 01:50PM Date Extracted-8015M(d);: 04/22/97 Date Analyzed-8015M(d)!: 04/25/97 Practical .Analysis reporting :Quantitation Constituents itesults _Units Limit _ Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (diesel) 32, ma',�kg 10. Surrogate k 1tecovery 85. a 64.137 TEST METHOD: TPH by D.O.H.is / L 't.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EPA 8015 j Nutt: Sample chromatogram not 'typical of diesel. California. .O.H.S. Ce 1 Stuart G . Buttram Department Supervisor Ali R i,Pf I;RW in this rnxr! are 1cr the ex-W0w, utn p1 thf, rtv. 9C t lsort!vl,". In., or mm)H attwation, wamtion. det: chment er third orty intemmetaflm. LAB©RATORII*S Page 1 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons bS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 04/30/97 16824 JOHNSON ROAD Date Received: 04/17/97 EAK2gS FIEL,0,:CA 93312 Laboratory Na-: 97-04069-4 Attn: 'NICK SILICZ 589-2341 i Sample Description: SANDERCOCK TRANSFER: n2 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BY`DOUG WSYMES Sample Matrix: Soil Date Collected;: 04/16/97 Q 01:55PM Date Extracted-8015M(d): 04/22/97 Date Analyzed-8015M(d) 64/28/97 Practical Analysis Reporting Quantitation Constii:uents __ Results _. units Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (diesel) 36- mg/kg 10, Surrogate t Recovery 94. 64.137 TEST METHOD: TPH by D.O.H.S. / n,'J.F.T. Matlual Method - Modified MAI 8015 i California H.S. Cell18r" xvw Stuart G _ Sut t rartl - -- i Department Supervisor M r"Uft Ijsted in this roport Are for the e:cluslve use of sut-mftUng party. 9C Uhorauwjes, kw_ ajQmq i x respon_0151'11ty for MW alteration, separatlor detaehmant Or third party interpretedon B....,)RATORIES, INC. May 12, 1997 NICK SILICZ BS• CONSTRUCTION 16S24 abHNSON ROAD BAKZASFjnLD, CA 93312 Subject:: Laboratory Submission NO.: 97-04069 Samples Received: 04/:"r97 Dear Nick, The samples(s) lis: on the Chain of Custoa report were received by BC Laboz'atories, Inc. ox� Oa/�•'•: /c 1 Enclosed please find the a;.a_ytical data f0,: the testing requested. I= you have any questions rey,rdi:,- this report please contact me at (805)327-4911, ext. 204. Any unused sample wil_ Oe --tared On our premises for a minimum of 30 days (excluding bacteriologzrals) at which time they will be dispgsed unless otherwise Irequested at the time of sa.^tzle receipt. A disposal fee of $5 per semple ray apply for solid sample matrices. I please refer to ;-�ub:nisSion number 97-04069 when calling'.for assistance_ Sincerely, i47t j ,T an Maltby l (` ient Services V -ic Laboratories, Inc. s LABORATORIES Page 1 WE_T_ TES'Z' 1 EX'XRArT CONTAMjjw7TS TITALYZED ACCORDING TC TITLE 22, ARTICLE 11, CALIFORNIA CODE !-`F Rti:CU)LATIONS FOR t=ARDOUS WASTE DETERMINATION (STLC) BS CONSTRUCTION Date Reported: 05/08/97 16824 JOHNSON, ROAD Date Receive& 014/17/97 BAKERSFIELV, CA 93312 Laboratory NQ-: 9!7-04069-3ADD'N Attn: NICK SILTCZ 389.2341 Sample bescription: SANDERCOCK V ANSFER: 41 STOCK FILE SAMPLED BY DOUG WEYMES f � Samp�.i.ng, Date/Time: 04/16/97 0 C1 _50PM Title 22'Waste Type: Type is Millable Solid - No Free Liquid Constituen Nickel Sample Results Method _ma_jliter P.D.L. 4.0 0.5 Method SW-6010 Regulatory Criteria STLC 20. Comment : All metals reported ak.:-ve are in mg/ liter .on a fiXtx'ate: basis ' (STLC) . These results are based on .-..tracting sample according to' -:Title 22, Article 11, California Administrat f.ve Code us:r_g a 48=hour citric ,acid (deionized water for hexavalent chrom:*6um: extraction. Practical Quantitation Limit (refers to the least amount of analyte quantifiable based on sample size used and analytical technique employed) STLC Soluble Threshold Limit Concentration P.EFERENCES : ...:: SW� "Test Methods for Eval,tat ,ng So] id Wastes ' Phlrsica1/Cj7jjWic' al Methods" V EPA-SW-846, September, 1986. Dan Schul z Laboratory Director { LE ' d -luicii 30RATOR ES WET TESL'. EXTRACT CONT-4t� .41:NAN i .a 0XI--y7ED ACCORD i V3 TO TITLE 22, ARTICLE 11, CALIFORNIA CQDL OF Fu-,GULAT1ONS FOR HA7.J•1RDU•JS WASTE bET1 -rPmmATION (STLC) Page 1 BS CONSTRUCTION bate Reported: 05/08/97 16824:JOHNSON ROAD Da: -,a Received:. 04/17/97 BAICERSFIE=, CA 9SI12 Laboratory No.: 97-04069„4ADD'N Attn: NICK SILICZ 589-2341 Sasaple Description: SANDERCOCK, TFAN8FER: #2 STOCK PILE SAMPLED BY DRUG WEYMES Sampling Date/Time: 04/16/97 @ 01;55PM Title 22 Waste Type: Type is Millable Solid - No Free Liquid Regulatory Sample Results Method Criteria constituents ma-literP. L. Method .. T—�— Nickel 6,1 0.5 SW-9010 20. V S1. f. . Commeizt: All metals reported above are in mg/liter on a These results are based on extracting sample according to.'Ti.t7.$ 22, Article 11, ` California Administrative Code using a 48-hour citric acid (deionized water for hexavalent chromium) extraction. Practical Quariti.tatior Limit (refers to the least amount of analyte quantifiable based on :ample size used and analytical techn-qUe employed). STLC = Soluble Threshold Limit, Concentration REFERENCES - SW SW "Test Methods for Evalua--ing Solid wastes Phy:jical/Chemical Methods";` EPA-SW-846, September, 1986. Dan Schultz Laboratory Director _ - odA.L aauiujuoo 1 puv aagwnN j OWLI V alga i :Aq papaaN sjlnsad (UTA) Spas Apo}sno c C C cn ;n ij7 cJl 65Lij y iT5 w ! m ed a u7 l; (aaglo) aamm (M) r I 1 �I O.. I I M 1 E R Ik ,. � = _ w W � 7, cn m I� .° a p v� a I bi in E b v m E o Z d U P a ti 0 Q hY c I E a o cO 0r it Z Q C? 0 Q Q- Aatalsn��oNt�dH� e�W;-� >r� ���xb�• �Gsb-«�(�;o�, �ONI 'SDIHO VU09\n 1 BGE�6 b�'pi ,ac+�e�.un4�S*gyQOI� I i J- I WF.rSTEC CE,tVMCA-M OF Comp=iOp 11115 USMIM+ THAT Namei JoSE gmt?A ,,,� A��p3�%SC7�9ISOR A. 4-19-97 fr M Photo Index Photo #1 Looking northerly at 1750 High Street. Photo #2 Looking northerly along westerly side of building. Photo #3 Looking easterly along southerly edge of building at 1750 High Street - underground fuel tanks are in foreground. Photo #4 Looking westerly along northerly property line - underground fuel tanks are behind the truck. Photo #5 Looking westerly along northerly edge of 1750 High Street - underground fuel tanks are in the dark portion (shade). Photo #6 Looking northerly toward housing project - underground fuel tanks are in the foreground. Photo #7 Looking westerly along norther '3r edge of 1750 High Street building - southerly edges of both tanks are visible. Photo #8 Looking northwesterly along northerly edge of 1708 Beach Street building - southerly des of both tanks are visible - northerly tank in process of removal. Photo #9 Looking northwesterly at tanks at northerly property line - center of easterly tank is southerly of northerly property line. Photo #10 Looking westerly along northerly property line - northerly tank is in the process of removal. Photo #11 Looking northerly at northerly property line - northerly tank has been removed - southerly tank is visible - center of tank "lid" visible in right portion of photo. 1 -AA to; k L& 141*0 t .�! 1, - '.�. r i _ �L '•5'•'�" - i � � •�'•; �'{k. 7{ � it ' NL~ ��v_. 'I i' � •y '� � � � r ~r jf � •?• _}ram.. •a,.:.�•r� � �:�•a - - M1 L• i 9 10 11 I i j I r WILSON & _ASSOCIATE CIVIL ENGINEERING SURVEYING September 26, 1997 San Luis Obispo Planning Department 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, Ca 93401 Attn: Ron Whisenand Re: Sandercock Transfer & Storage Co. 1708 Beach Street/1750 High Street San Luis Obispo Dear Mr. Whisenand, The firm of John. R. Wilson & Associates, Inc. (W&A) offers the following information in regards to an underground storage tank removal at 1708 Beach Street/1750 High Street, as requested by Leah Stanley of the S.L.O. Fire Department. In March of this year, a single underground storage tank(UST) was removed from the above referenced facility. Another UST is scheduled for removal from the same facility, as described in the attached report. The soil around the UST's is impacted with low levels of hydrocarbon (diesel) impacted soil. The S.L.O. Fire Department has reviewed the attached report and they have issued a "conditional approval" letter, also attached. The condition is "...Prior to any on - site remediation of contaminated soil, the San Luis Obispo City Planning Division must be notified and approval from that department obtained." The attached report details the removal of one of the UST's at the facility. The UST's were located between an existing storage building at the northeasterly property line (see pictures #3, #4, #5, #6, #9, #10 & #11). The removal of the second UST and the on -site remediation of the hydrocarbon impacted soil remains to be completed. The hydrocarbon impacted soil would be excavated from the UST area until the soil is "clean" as verified by laboratory testing. Clean, imported soil would be placed/compacted into the excavation, and the soil surface brought up to the previous existing grade. The surface would be leveled/smoothed with small earth berms constructed at the existing fence lines near the UST site to prevent surface run-on/run-off. Plastic sheeting, 6-mil minimum, would be placed, between the existing building and fence, on the leveled/smoothed ground. The hydrocarbon impacted soil would be placed on the plastic sheeting to a depth of less than 2 feet. Water and a high nitrogen fertilizer would be added to promote the natural bio-degradation of the impacted soil. The soil 2217 'E" STREET • BAKERSFIELO, CA 93301 (e05) 323-6460 • FAX (B05) 323-4723 j would be covered with plastic sheeting to control the moisture content. At monthly intervals, water and fertilizer would be added if necessary. At quarterly intervals the soil would be shallow tilled and soil samples procured to determine the: progress of the bio-degradationtremediation. If laboratory analysis indicate that TPH levels are less than 25mg/kg, then the soil would be considered sufficiently remediated. The remediated soil could be used as surfacing for parking and maneuvering areas on -site. The area set aside for remediation is not visible from surrounding streets and is enclosed with chain link fencing. The volume of impacted soil is estimated at less than 100 cubic yards, and the time estimated for remediation is 6-12 months. Due to the fact that diesel is the hydrocarbon constituent and that the tank has not been used for at least 30 years, the level of any odors will be minimal. Due to the expected wet winter, we will commence the excavation as soon as we get your approval. The report has been submitted to the property owners for their review and approval of the report. If you have any questions please contact this office. Respectfully submitted, WILSON/& ASWC;ATES, INC. 4 R. Wilson, R.C.E. #23270 istration expires 12-31-97 kc\ slo planning dept ron whisenand sandercock jrw WILSON & ASSOCIATE CIVIL ENGINEERING SURVEYING October 2, 1997 Sandercock Transfer & Storage Co. 1708 Beach Street San Luis Obispo, Ca 93401 Attn: Ken Thorning Re: Underground Storage Tank Removal Permit #28 1708 Beach Street/1750 High Street Dear Ken, The firm of John R. Wilson & Associates, Inc. (W&A) offers the following information in regards to the September 22, 1997 correspondence received from the San Luis Obispo Fire Department in regards to the underground tank removal project at your facility. Para 2 The portion of the tank, that is proposed to remain in place will be "certified clean" by the contractor, and verified by W&A, prior to being filled with a "cement slurry" and "abandoned in - place". The tank should test "clean" at the present time, due to our rinsing of the tank during the removal of the northerly tank. The procedure as outlined in our June 20, 1997 report will be followed in order to provide a clean tank. After removal of the southerly portion of the tank, a visual inspection will be made of the remaining portion of the tank and if satisfactory, a letter will be prepared documenting that the remaining portion of the UST is "certified clean'. It is anticipated that the S.L.O. Fire Department will be monitoring the removal and will provide recommendations if applicable. The S.L.O. Planning Division has been notified of the U.S.T. removal and remediation process, and their approval has been requested. Para 3 The Housing Authority should send a letter to the S.L.O. Fire Department stating that they have reviewed the June 20, 1997 report and "approve" of the abandonment in -place of the remaining portion of the UST, subject to the usual testing, documentation, etc. The letter should be requested as soon as possible. 2217 "E" STREET " BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 (605) 323-6460 • FAX (605) 323-4723 ASLO- =e=_MMWMM Housing Authority of the City of San Luis Obispo LEI MM NOIl,INO M.OIITONITIU 487 Leff Street Post: Office Box 1289 San Luis Obispo CA 93�06-1269 (805) 543-4478 fax (805) 543-4992 Executive Director -Secretary George). Moylan October 16, 1997 Mr. Bob Neumann Chief, Fire Department City of San Luis Obispo 2160 Santa Barbara Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Re: Underground Storage Tank Removal Permit #28 1708 Beach Street/1750 High Street Dear Bob: Our property at 478-480 High Street abuts the above property, in fact the storage tank in questions intrudes onto our property. Thus we have reviewed the June 20, 1997 report of Wilson and Associates as to the abandonment in -place of the remaining U.S.T. and we approve the suggested process. Our approval being subject to normal testing, documentation, etc., that you or other authorities may require. We also understand that the owner's attorney wi11 prepare a property deed notification which will be recorded upon completion of the abandonment process. Sincerely je011 George J. Moylan Executive Director I Ii I. I I t October 23, 1997 City of San Luis Obispo Building Division 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, Ca 93401-3249 Re: Underground Storage Tank Removal Permit #28 1708 Beach Street / 1750 High Street Gentlemen, Attached is a copy of a "Grading Plan" for the purpose of on -site remediation of hydrocarbon impacted soil at 1750 High Street. The attached "Site Plan" delineates the position of a "storage building' at 1750 High Street. The storage building is on accessory building for Sandercock Transfer & Storage Co., located immediately to the West at 1708 Beach Street. (See photos #1 & #2). To the rear of the storage building were located two underground storage tanks. The storage tanks (one has been removed) are to be removed, and clean backfill will be placed into the excavation. The remaining hydrocarbon impacted soil, less than 100 c.y. will be placed on 6-mil plastic and allowed to biodegrade with the addition of fertilizer and water over a period of 6 months - 12 months. The pile will be covered with plastic. The pile will be less than 2 feet high, t the conclusion of the biodegradation the soil will be spread as parking area backfill. Attached is a check for the permit fee. If you desire additional information please contact this office. Respectfully submitted, WILSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. John R. Wilson President kc\ san luis obisbo building division tank removal jrw I i 0 7 L� 1 I 0 W Ir cc H Cl) �9 C"i a rvw V W N 0 0 MA— m N a a, N t7 :: �O `° d k Q z C.) m W Z W r C7 N 9 'm r,7 Q NV �Wli cc� owM� y L7afa W C c q" MC A J r E •0 N N tin C W N +0 V m jg A ep M MC �v, = = _a N O cc W .m+ :° ` ~ C a � E z a N v c ° a c °' N N Q H 1 v O h c vp'CC� •� a C-6_ C d NWbi E cd m Ell 0 0 LJ w* 0 0 E m = N r 0 c c m � 0 0 � o z d r m M E c� i `o 0 :W J U Ul OE JQ z N a N rum 17� V a q d a 0 Q O d w �a c cm YL �h t 11 i 'homas D. Beck & Assoc., Inc. -.fba HARBOR TESTING LABORATORY 24 HOUR PHONE: (562) 492-9646 By %1710AXIMVl� Last Cargo 44. 15� (/ I 11 V 4-q/ j �E 011a 1 MARINE CFlEMICERTIFICATE -. Serial # 09389 eee-Tlr tel Owner or Agent Date Type of Vessel Specific L ion of Vessel �045 gists a ormed Time Survey Completed OUALIFICATIONS: Transfer of ballast of manipulation of valves or closure equipment tending to alter conditions In pipe lines, tanks or compartments subject to gas accumulation, unless specifically approved in this Certificate, requires Inspection and endorsement or reissue of Certificate for the spaces so affected. All lines, vents, healing coils, valves, and similarly enclosed appurtenances shall be considered "not safe' unless otherwise specifically designated. STANDARD SAFETY DESIGNATIONS (partial list, paraphrased from NFPA 306 Subsections 2-3.1 through 2-3.5, and Subsection 6.3.2) SAFE FOR WORKERS: Means that In the compartment of space so designated: (a) the oxygen content of the atmosphere is at least 19.5 percent by volume; and thal, (b) toxic materials In the atmosphere are within permissible concentrations; and that, (e) the residues are not capable of producing toxic materials under existing atmospheric conditions whdi-.! maintained as directed on the Marine Chemist's Certificate. NOT SAFE FOR WORKERS: Means that In the compartment of space so designated, the requirements of Safe for Workers have not been met. ENTER WITH RESTRICTIONS: Means that in any compartment or space so designated, entry for work may be mane only if conditions of proper protective equipment, clothing, and time are specified. SAFE FOR HOT WORK: Means that in any compartment designated: (a) oxygen content of the atmosphere Is at least 19.5 percent by volume, wilh the exception of Inerled spaces or where external hot work is to be performed; and that, (b) the concenlrallon of flammable materials in the atmosphere Is below I percent o1 the lower Flammable Ilmit; and that, (c) Me residues ate not capable of producing a higher concentration than permitted by (b) above under existing atmospheric conditions in the presence of fire. and while maintained as directed on the Marine Chemist's Certificate; and further, that, (d) all adjacent spaces containing or having contained flammable or combustible malerials have been cleaned sufficienlly to prevent the spread of Ilre, or are satisfactorily Inerled, or, in the case of fuel tanks or tube all tanks, or angina room or fire room bilges, have been treated in accordance with the Marine Chemisi'srequirements. NOT SAFE FOR HOT WORK: Means that in the compartment so designated, the requirements of Safe for Hot Work have not been met. CHEMIST'S ENDORSEMENT. This Is to certify that I have personally determined that all spaces In the foregoing list are in accordance with NFPA 306 Control of Gas Hazards on Vessels and have found the condition of each to be In accordance with Its assigned designation. 7 underafgaed admowledBes receipt of this Certificate under Section 2-6 of NFPA 306 and This Cerlilicate is based on conditions existing at the time the inspection herein set forth was +nor3rstenos tand lions and limitations under which was Issued' completed and is isa t to complice as quslifi anons a stn+ct ons. l t tied + l� Signed Name Company Dale arine Chemist r J Cerficate No. �i 1� 11 I I t I I I I i i :M I - LABORATORIES, INC. November 04, 1998 JOHN R. WILSON WILSON & ASSOCIATES 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Subject: Laboratory Submission No.: 98-12054 Samples Received: 10/14/98 Dear JOHN R. WILSON The samples(s) listed on the Chain of Custody report were received by BC Laboratories, Inc. on 10/14/98. Enclosed please find the analytical data for the testing requested. If you have any questions regarding this report please contact me at (805)327-4911, ext. 206. Any unused sample will be stored on our premises for a minimum of 30 days (excluding bacteriologicals) at which time they will be disposed unless otherwise requested at the time of sample receipt. A disposal fee of $5 per sample may, apply for solid sample matrices. Please refer to submission number 98-12054 when calling for assistance. Sincerely, BRIDGET LEWIS Client Services BC Laboratories, Inc. 4100 Atlas Ct. • Bakersfield, CA 9330B • (B05) 327-491 1 • FAX (BO5) 327-1 91 B ^CO) I v co w 0 Atlas 7W LABORATORIES, INC. (805) 327-4911 Courtss3308 CHAIN OF CUSTODY FAX (805) 32 -1CA m D C) D Z i -o D rn o D z c 3 CD a 3 t W _. c �, .�' a 3 m CD o -L- =" c O rr .0 cf) Q' ® -- (D w J • N `„3 0 0 A n o _ cl) m m (D :� • m 0CD CD CD m' g m o VI J '^ Q f0 f0 S 9 9 CD9 x a Olt cmaag-& � Z Z I ( c — m m 3 m a m a ❑ v; v) vh Z) .�-, •_ ro m m as j� C r, t DW - Drinking Water - GW - Ground Water WW - Waste Water S - Soil Oil SL - Sludge Vj M - Miscellaneous m w w U Turn Around Time Requested m a m 3 m B 3 — Number and m m m � Container Type a mmmmmm mmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm wommmmmmmmmmmmomm :M LABORATORIES Total'Petroleum Hydrocarbons WILSON & ASSOCIATES 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Attn: JOHN R. WILSON 325-4862 Sampling Location: SANDERCOA Sample ID: S. 21 Sampling Date/Time: 11/12/98 ® 02:09PM Sample Collected By: J. WILSON Date Reported: 10/29/98 Date Received: 10/14/98 Laboratory No.: 98-12054-1 Page 1 Method Constituents Sale Results Units P.O.L. Method Oil and Grease 110. mg/kg 20. EPA-413.1 California H.S. Cer . #k1186, AZ License: AZ0345 Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor All results listed In this report are for the exclusive use of the submitting party. BC Laboratories, Inc. assumes no responsibility for report alteration, separation, detachment or third party Interpretation. 4100 Atlas Ct. • Bakersfield, CA 9330E • (805) 327-491 1 • FAX (805) 327-1 91 B LABORATORIES Total'Petroleum Hydrocarbons WILSON & ASSOCIATES 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Attn: JOHN R. WILSON 325-4862 Sampling Location: SANDERCOA Sample ID: S. 6' Sampling Date/Time: 11/12/98 ® 02:15PM Sample Collected By: J. WILSON Date Reported: 10/29/98 Date Received: 10/14/98 Laboratory No.: 98-12054-2 Page 1 Method Constituents Sample Results Units P.O.L. Method Oil and Grease 83. mg/kg 40. EPA-413.1 Note: PQL's were raised due to inadequate sample size received. J California D H.S. Cert. # 6, AZ License: AZ0345 1 _ Stuart G. Buttram 1 Department Supervisor J All results listed in this report are for the exclusive use of the submitting party. BC Laboratories, Inc. assumes no responsibility for report alteration, separation, detachment or third party Interpretation. 4100 Atlas Ct. • Bakersfield, CA 9330E • (B05) 327-491 1 • FAX (B05) 327-1 91 6 T T L C 0 R G A N I C ' S W 0 R K S H E E T OI L and GREASE & T P H Sub -Lab No: 98-12054-1 Client: WILSON & ASSOCIATES Date Rcd: 10-14-98 ddress: 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E. SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Cautions: Attn: JOHN R. WILSON Phone: 325-4862 SAMPLE LOC: 5C Submitted by . of WILSON & ASSOCIATES Desc: SANDERCOA, S. 2', 11/12/98 @ 02:09PM, J. WILSON Sampling Date: 11/12/98 @ 02:09PM Client Sample ID: S. 2' kush Sample? N Due —> 10-26.98 — Rush Approved By: C.O.C.? Y Sample Container: 4 OZ JAR Sample Type: SOLID TITLE 22 WASTE TYPE: Type is Millable solid - no free liquid Type ii: Liquids with a 0.5 % solids. Solids Type iii: Non -filterable, non-millable sludge Liquids with < 0.5 % solids % Free Liquids s % Instr Reading Constituents _Results_ _P.Q.L._ _MDL_ _Units_ Plus Dilution _Method_ Analyst Prep Dt. Run Date H.T.D.D. �i 1 and Grease I I P 20. mg/kg EPA-413.1 y-- f0-], 1 �D ti6 COMMENTS TO APPEAR ON REPORTS: Data Entered By: 1V Date: Proofread By: END OF WORKSHEET ENTERED OCT 2 9 INN [OCT 28'hu;u Element: Oil & Grease Date/Time: 3 — q 9 11ti ^ A,0/ Spike Value: _-- �'�.� K� _ Method: 413•1 '!%^ Q C Set # : !0� r ..iJG Matrix: PQ L: Mls/Grs Spike: Conc. Spike: Mls/Grs Sample: 1 mg/I .1 grs �X Pure Mineral Oil Analyst: 'JU-_ CC: Data entry person: Do not input unless both initials are above. —NumberSample Wei ght Difference ' l :N Mi1R947 -li .+ . i m , I + • . R11�� SampleINIA L-ww%I I, %j._ M=_ _ / I ' ME r•1. • r i_ � f _ 1 / � i Sample 4 .Ei© • � _=AQ/[F ; M / / M� Sample-! '�-��_Sample rs 11 3 11 IJ F:IDATAU)=C SMEILAMIOGBOOKSOAGGRAVI LOG a T T L C 0 R G A N I C ' S W 0 R K S H E E T OI L and GREASE & T P H Sub -Lab No: 98.12054-2 Client: WILSON & ASSOCIATES Date Rcd: 10-14-98 dress: 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Cautions: Attn: JOHN R. WILSON Phone: 325-4862 SAMPLE LOC: 5C Submitted by . of WILSON & ASSOCIATES Desc: SANDERCOA, S. 6', 11/12/98 @ 02:15PM, J. WILSON Sampling Date: 11/12/98 @ 02:15PM Client Sample ID: S. 6' lsh Sample? N Due — 10-26-98 — Rush Approved By: C.O.C.? Y Sample Container: 4 OZ JAR Sample Type: SOLID ITLE 22 WASTE TYPE: Type is Millable solid - no free liquid Type ii: Liquids with x 0.5 % solids. Solids Type iii: Non -filterable, non-millable sludge Liquids with < 0.5 % solids % Free Liquids - % Instr Reading Constituents Results_ P.b.L._ MDL Plus Dilution Analyst Prep Dt. Run Date H.T.D.D. 11 and Grease _Units_ _Method_ mg/kg EPA-413.1 - 0--'- �/4 /P- �2/10/98 DF0 PMMENTS TO APPEAR ON REPORTS: { I ta Entered By: Date: Proofread By: D OF WORKSHEET EN'f ERRD OCT 2 9 1998 T T L C 0 R G A N I C ' S W 0 R K S H E E T OI L and GREASE & T P H Sub -Lab No: 98.12054.3 Client: WILSON & ASSOCIATES Date Rcd: 10-14-98 (dress: 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E. SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Cautions: Attn: JOHN R. WILSON Phone: 325-4862 SAMPLE LOC: 5C Submitted by . of WILSON & ASSOCIATES Desc: SANDERCOA, N. 4', 11/12/98 @ 01:57PM, J. WILSON Sampling Date: 11/12/98 @ 01:57PM Client Sample ID: N. 4' Is h Sample? N Due —> 10-26.98 <— Rush Approved By: C.O.C.? Y Sample Container: 4 OZ JAR Sample Type: SOLID �fLE 22 WASTE TYPE: Type is Millable solid - no free liquid Type ii: Liquids with z 0.5 % solids. Solids = % Free Liquids = X Type iii: Non -filterable, non-millable sludge Liquids with < 0.5 % solids Instr Reading Constituents _Results_ _P.Q.L._ _MDL_ _Units_ Plus Dilution _Method_ Analyst Prep Dt. Run Date H.T.D.D. il and Grease N 20. mg/kg EPA-413.1 JV IQ o� JO Z-Q�2110/98 DPI IMMENTS TO APPEAR ON REPORTS: Ita Entered By: Date: Proofread By: END OF WORKSHEET T T L C 0 R G A N I C ' S W 0 R K S H E E T OI L and GREASE & T P H Sub -Lab No: 98-12054-4 Client: WILSON & ASSOCIATES Date Rcd: 10.14-98 'dress: 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Cautions: Attn: JOHN R. WILSON Phone: 325.4862 SAMPLE LOC: 5C Submitted by . of WILSON & ASSOCIATES Desc: SANDERCOA, N. 6'. 11/12/98 @ 02:04PM, J. WILSON Sampling Date: 11/12/98 @ 02:04PM Client Sample ID: N. 6' �sh Sample? N Due 10-26-98 <— Rush Approved By: C.O.C.? Y Sample Container: 4 OZ JAR Sample Type: SOLID �TLE 22 WASTE TYPE: Type is Millable solid - no free liquid Type ii: Liquids with z 0.5 % solids. Solids - % Free Liquids = % Type iii: Non -filterable, non-millable sludge Liquids with < 0.5 % solids Instr Reading Constituents _Results_ _P.O.L._ _MDL_ _Units_ Plus Dilution _Method_ Analyst Prep Dt. Run Date H.T.D.D. 1 and Grease NL2. 20. mg/kg EPA-413.1 /02 ' r0 0- g/10/98 DF I fMMENTS TO APPEAR ON REPORTS: �ta Entered By: Date: Proofread By: END OF WORKSHEET .j BC Laboratories Inc. Run #: Organics —�� �j [.r Reviewed by: Review Sheet Review Date: ,Analysi C Supervisor: Paperwork Analyst Signature/Date EET"' I Run/File Date/Dil. Factor ,/ U Results [Jf MDL/PQL Units Matrix Comments/Notes QC present [� Calculations Correct L Ext. Log present/correct—�/ Proper Dilution : , yes u no �L/no Interferences ` yes uuality Control Comments QC Set Acceptable ayes — no Curve Acceptable = yes — no NA for 413.1; CCV Frequency Acceptable � eyes _ no CCV %D Acceptable :eyes _ no Holding Times Met yes _ no Tuning/LPC Pass ■ NA _ yes _ no Add. Comp. ID'd ■ NA = yes _ no Quality Form IN 4, n' Im . P — Y noesQ — tbmments Analyst Approval: -M LABORATORIES Page 1 Purgeable Aromatics and Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons WILSON & ASSOCIATES } 1400 EASTON DRIVE 11 BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Attn: JOHN R. WILSON 325-4862 1 Sampling Location: SANDERCOA Sample ID: S. 2' Sample Matrix: SOLID 1 Sample Collected By: J. WILSON Date Reported: 10/27/98 Date Received: 10/14/98 Laboratory No.: 98-12054-1 Date Collected: 11/12/98 ® 02:09PM Date Extracted-8015M(g): 10/22/98 Date Analyzed-8015M(g): 10/22/98 Dilution Used-8015M(g): 1 Practical ! Analysis Reporting Quantitation Constituents Results Units Limit Total Petroleum I Hydrocarbons (gas) None Detected mg/kg 1. Surrogate %- Recovery 85. 3r 70-130 TEST METHOD: TPH by D.O.H.S. / L.U.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EPA 8015 Individual constituents by EPA Method 5030/8020. Calif Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor #1186, AZ License: AZ0345 All results listed In this report are for the exclusive use of the submitting party. BC Laboratories, Inc, assumes no responsibility for report alteration, separation, detachment or third party Interpretation. 4100 Atlas Ct. • Bakersfield, CA 9330E • (805) 327-491 1 • FAX [B05) 327-1 91 B LABORATORIES WILSON & ASSOCIATES 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Attn: JOHN R. WILSON Page 1 Purgeable Aromatics and Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons 325-4862 Sampling Location: SANDERCOA Sample ID: S. 6' Sample Matrix: SOLID Sample Collected By: J. WILSON Constituents Date Reported: 10/27/98 Date Received: 10/14/98 Laboratory No.: 98-12054-2 Date Collected: 11/12/98 a 02:15PM Date Extracted-8015M(g): 10/22/98 Date Analyzed-8015M(g): 10/22/98 Dilution Used-8015M(g): 1 Practical Analysis Reporting Quantitation Results Units Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons •(gas) None Detected mg/kg 1. Surrogate W Recovery 86. % 70-130 TEST METHOD: TPH by D.O.H.S. / L.U.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EPA 8015 Individual constituents by EPA Method 5030/8020. Califg 5—k,lb.O.H.S. Aar,pl #1186, AZ License: AZ0345 Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor All results listed in this report are for the exclusive use of the submitting party. BC Laboratories, Inc. assumes no responsibility for report alteration, separation, detachment or third party interpretation. 4100 Atlas Ct. • Bakersfield, CA 9330B • [B05) 327-491 1 • FAX (B05) 327-1 91 B - M=. LABORATORIES WILSON & ASSOCIATES 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Attn: JOHN R. WILSON Page , 1 Purgeab'le Aromatics and Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons 325-4862 Sampling Location: SANDERCOA Sample ID: N. 4' Sample Matrix: SOLID Sample Collected By: J. WILSON Constituents Total Petroleum Date Reported: 10/27/98 Date Received: 10/14/98 Laboratory No.: 98-12054-3 Date Collected: 11/12/98 ® 01:57PM Date Extracted-8015M(g): 10/21/98 Date Analyzed-8015M(g): 10/21/98 Dilution Used-8015M(g): 1 Practical Analysis Reporting Quantitation Results Units Limit Hydrocarbons (gas) None Detected mg/kg 1. Surrogate %- Recovery 94. %- 70-130 TEST METHOD: TPH by D.O.H.S. / L.U.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EPA 8015 Individual constituents by EPA Method 5030/8020. kZ License: AZ0345 Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor All results listed in this report are for the exclusive use of the submitting party. BC Laboratories, Inc. assumes no responsibility for report alteration, separation, detachment or third party interpretation. 4100 Atlas Ct. • Bakersfield, CA 9330E • (B05) 327-491 1 • FAX (B05) 327-1 91 6 LABORATORIES Page . 1 Purgeable Aromatics and Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons WILSON & ASSOCIATES 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Attn: JOHN R. WILSON 325-4862 Sampling Location: SANDERCOA Sample ID: N. 6' Sample Matrix: SOLID Sample Collected By: J. WILSON Date Reported: 10/27/98 Date Received: 10/14/98 Laboratory No.: 98-12054-4 Date Collected: 11/12/98 ® 02:04PM Date Extracted-8015M(g): 10/22/98 Date Analyzed-8015M(g): 10/22/98 Dilution Used-8015M(g): 1 Practical Analysis Reporting Quantitation Constituents Results Units Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (gas) None Detected mg/kg 1. Surrogate % Recovery 101. % 70-130 TEST METHOD: TPH by D.O.H.S. / L.U.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EPA 8015 Individual constituents by EPA Method 5030/8020. Califo:yfiigvI>.O. H.S. CeXt, 4.1186, AZ License: AZ0345 Stuart G. Buttram I} Department Supervisor All results listed in this report are for the exclusive use of the submitting party. BC Laboratories, Inc. assumes no responsibility for report alteration, separation, detachment or third party interpretation. 4100 Atlas Ct. • Bakersfield, CA 9330B • (605) 327-491 1 • FAX (B05) 327-1 91 B LABORATORIES Page 1 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons WILSON & ASSOCIATES 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Attn: JOHN R. WILSON 325-4862 Sampling Location: SANDERCOA Sample ID: S. 2' Sample Matrix: SOLID Sample Collected By: J. WILSON Date Reported: 10/28/98 Date Received: 10/14/98 Laboratory No.: 98-12054-1 Date Collected: 11/12/98 ® 02:09PM Date Extracted-8015M(d): 10/21/98 Date Analyzed-8015M(d): 10/22/98 Practical Analysis Reporting Quantitation Constituents Results Units Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (diesel) 43. mg/kg 10. Surrogate W Recovery 120. %- 55-140 TEST METHOD: TPH by D.O.H.S. / L.U.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EPA 8015 Note: Sample chromatogram not typical of diesel. California D.O . Cert. #11 , AZ License: AZ0345 Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor All results listed In this report are for the exclusive use of the submitting party. BC Laboratories, Inc. assumes no responsibility for report alteration, separation, detachment or third party interpretation. 4100 Atlas Ct. • Bakersfield, CA 9330B • (605) 327-491 1 • FAX (1305) 327-1 J1 B :w LABORATORIES Page 1 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons WILSON & ASSOCIATES 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Attn: JOHN R. WILSON 325-4862 Sampling Location: SANDERCOA Sample ID: S. 6' Sample Matrix: SOLID Sample Collected By: J. WILSON Date Reported: 10/28/98 Date Received: 10/14/98 Laboratory No.: 98-12054-2 Date Collected: 11/12/98 0 02:15PM Date Extracted-8015M(d): 10/21/98 Date Analyzed-8015M(d): 10/22/98 Practical Analysis Reporting Quantitation Constituents Results Units Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (diesel) 60. mg/kg 10. Surrogate % Recovery 97. %- 55-140 TEST METHOD: TPH by D.O.H.S. / L.U.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EPA 8015 Note: Sample chromatogram not typical of diesel. California D.O S. Cart. " 86, AZ License: AZ0345 Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor All results listed in this report are for the exclusive use of the submitting party. BC Laboratories, Inc. assumes no responsibility for report alteration, separation, detachment or third party Interpretation. 4100 Atlas Ct. • Bakersfield, CA 9330B • (BO5) 327-491 1 • FAX (B05) 327-1 91 B :M LABORATORIES WILSON & ASSOCIATES 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Attn: JOHN R. WILSON Page 1 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons 325-4862 Sampling Location: SANDERCOA Sample ID: N. 4' Sample Matrix: SOLID Sample Collected By: J. WILSON Date Reported: 10/28/98 Date Received: 10/14/98 Laboratory No.: 98-12054-3 Date Collected: 11/12/98 @ 01:57PM Date Extracted-8015M(d): 10/21/98 Date Analyzed-8015M(d): 10/22/98 Practical Analysis Reporting Quantitation Constituents Results Units Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (diesel) None Detected mg/kg 10. Surrogate W Recovery 172. % 55-140 TEST METHOD: TPH by D.O.H.S. / L.U.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EPA 8015 Surrogate recovery not within established limits. California D.O. Cert. #1 AZ License: AZ0345 Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor All results listed in this report are for the exclusive use of the submitting party. BC Laboratories, Inc. assumes no responsibility for report alteration, separation, detachment or third party Interpretation. 4100 Atlas Ct. - Bakersfield, CA 9330E - (805) 327-491 1 • FAX (B05) 327-1 J1 B LABORATORIES WILSON & ASSOCIATES 1400 EASTON DRIVE BUILDING E, SUITE 132 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 Attn: JOHN R. WILSON Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons 325-4862 Date Reported. Date Received: Laboratory No. Sampling Location: SANDERCOA Date Collected: Sample ID: N. 61 Date Extracted-8015M(d): Sample Matrix: SOLID Date Analyzed-8015M(d): Sample Collected By: J. WILSON Page 1 10/28/98 10/14/98 98-12054-4 11/12/98 ® 02:04PM 10/21/98 10/22/98 Practical Analysis Reporting Quantitation Constituents Results Units Limit Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (diesel) None Detected mg/kg 10. Surrogate % Recovery 127. 55-140 TEST METHOD: TPH by D.O.H.S. / L.U.F.T. Manual Method - Modified EPA 8015 California D. S. Cart. 86, AZ License: AZ0345 Stuart G. Buttram Department Supervisor All results listed in this report are for the exclusive use of the submitting party. BC Laboratories, Inc. assumes no responsibility for report alteration, separation, detachment or third party Interpretation. 4100 Atlas Ct. • Bakersfield, CA 5330E • [B05) 327-491 1 • FAX [B05) 327-1 91 B j j