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Fire Doportmenl . 748 Plsmo St,. Son Lu is Obispo ,Co, 93401 o 549 -73 80
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ADDRESS:796 Foothi I I n ATE: January 22" 1988
HAS PERMISSION TO MAINTAIN,
OR TO CONDUCT PROCESSES, OR TO INSTALL
Breeze Sas
S'TORE, USE OR HANDLE MATERIALS,
EOUIPMENT AS DESCRIBED BELOW:
Excavaticn ahove a tank for purpose of nepairlng turb'ines per Article 4"
Sectinn 18 rf the tjni'torrn ['ire Cocle.
ALL REQUIREMENTS SHALL BE PER THE UNIFORM FIRE CODE AND ITS STANDARD.
THIS PERMIT IS NON TRANSFERABLE. IT SHALL gT/POSTEO IN PUBLIC VIEW AND
SHALL NOT BE REMOVED _ BY ORDER OF THE FIRE CIHIEF.
Fehruary 15, 1988 AMOUNT 0F PERMIT: 5 40'00
EXPIRATION DATE
I. D. No. 4:1
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BY:
R. K. i,'liller", Hazardtltts f4alerialr In:i.irr:,:tor'
Fire Department
Gtyo[san lulsontspo
Fire Doportment . 748 Plsmo St.. Sqn Luis Obispo,Co.93401 .549-7380
IDefrrltt
S.TORE, USE OR HANDLE MATERIALS,
EOUIPMENT AS DESCRIBED BELOW:
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July 22, 1988
HAS PERMISSION TO MAINTAIN,
OR TO CONDUCT PROCESSES, OR TO INSTALL
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C.K.C., Inc.
Excavation above a tank for soll t estlng and exploratlon per Arrrcle q'
Sectlon 18 of the unltorm rlre Looe.
ALL REOUIREMENTS SHALL BE PER THE UNIFORM FIRE CODE AND ITS STANDARD.THIS PERMIT IS NON TRANSFERABLE. IT SHALL BE/POSTED IN PUBLIC VI
SHALL NOT BE REMOVED _ BY ORDER OF THE FIRE C,HIEF.
AMOUNT OF PERMIT: $45.00 t' ,'..)
July 31, 19BB
EXPIRATION DATE
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R. K. Miller, Hazardous Materria'ls Inspector
Fire Department
cltyo[san Uls oBtspo
FIRE DEPARTMENT
748 Pismo Street r San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 o 805/549-7380
February 5, 1988
Breeze Gas & Mini Market
796 Foothill
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
RE: Contaminated Soil
Dear Chuck:
On February 3, 1988 I drove by your facility and observed soil piled on plastic.
Further investigation indicated contamination.
You are here by ordered to determine the following within a 30 day period.
l. Amount of contamination.
2. Aerial and Vertical location of contamination.
3. Soil on site must be manifested and properly disposed of. *
4. Any ground water contamination must be determined by a certified
geologi st.
Should you have any questions regarding this matter, or I can be of any help to
you please feel free to call.
Very truly yours,
R. K. Miller
Hazardou s Materials Inspector
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LAW OFFICES OF MAIL ADDRESS
P. O. BOX llTA
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TELEPHON E
AREA CODE BO5
648-5lll . 656-1166
OF COUNSEL
DONALD L. BENTON
EDWIN DUVAL
H. FRANK ORR
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HENRY P BUCKINGHAM
LEONARD H. SMITH
JAMES T. SHERREN
RONALD L. COLTON
ROBERT A. DAVIDSON
THOMAS E. OLSON
GARY P JACOBS
MICHELLE L. MORGANOO
DEAN W. HAZARD
JAMES S. ROYER
CHARLES P WATLING
BEruION, ORR, DUVEU & BUCKINGHAM
A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
39 NORTH CALIFORNIA STREET
VENTURA, CeltroRnte 93ool
May L2, 1988
Mr. RandY K. Miller
Hazardous Mat'erials InsPector
City of San Luis ObisPo
Fire DePartment
7 48 Pismo St'reet
San Luis ObisPo, CA 93401
Dear Mr. Miller:
CW: bjd
I(wik Serve, landlord at' the
I, S{n Luis ObisPo.
BENTON, ORR'& BUCKINGHAM
This office represents Bob Smith and
Breeze Gas a Mini Market, 796 Foothil
on February 5, 1988 you wrote the tenant a let'ter concerning a
problem with a gas leak. - rt- i-" my understanding that this leak
happened back i1 the f all of 19-86 and that at that t'ime you
conducted an investigation during which you took certain
photographs. I would fl-fe-4" g"i "oiiu" of thole photographs and
whatever records you have pertiining to. that problem as my client
is contemplating legal action relatlng to that problem' We would
be happy to pay for aupfication 5f the photographs and any
prt"t""tbvi"g cosCs which you may incur'
Ifyouhaveanyquestionsorcomments,pleasegivemeatelephoneca}l.Thanky.ou-roryourcooperationinthismatter
VerY tru1Y Yours,
cr;a
Charles Watling
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May 23, 1988
Martin Polin
CIO Farrell Smyth Inc.
2l Santa Rosa Suite 100
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
RE: Breeze Gas & Mini Market,796 Foothill Blvd.
Dear Mr. Polin:
On February 3, 1988 I drove by your facility and observed soil piled on plastic
Further investigation indicated contamination.
As property owner, you are hereby ordered to determine the following within a 30
dav period.
Amount of contamination.
Aerial and vertical location of contamination.
Soil on site must be manifested and properly disposed of
Any ground water contamination must be determined by a certified
g eol ogi st.
Should you have any questions regarding this matter, or I can be of any help to
you please feel free to call.
Very tru I you rs,
R. K. Miller
Hazardous Materials Inspector
REF: 6.7 Health & Safety Code, Section 2651 CAC Title 23 Walters
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SIIBIECT:STISSIIBFACE IIMESI:ICA1:IOI| OF PE:ItsOLEUI COffiAUNTATTOI{
XT 796 FIOOTIILL BOT'L TABD, SAtr U'IS OBISPO' CALITORITIA
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The PtoPerty at 796 Footblll Boulevard' Sau Luis
0bispo, ls curtently subleased by tha Breeze Gasollne
Service Statlon/Coavenience Stote aad Delicatessea'
This Propertt bas bad a toag and varied use ae a
service station locatton. Llke nany older service
station sites, theEe is soae uncertainty lf Past use
has caused soil and tfouEdwater contaniaation by
p€troleu! fue1s. tro tecent conditioas are kaown'
First, it ls oua uaderstaading tbere nas an
overf,i11lng spil1 of apptoxlnetely 50 galloos of
gasolile about a JreaE ato. Secoadly, to coupllcate
the sltuatloa, th€ BrErze Statlon 1s rith18 a
comnetclally zoned aelghborhood where aearby service
stations had a hlstorr of leaks ot spills'
Togainaprelininaryuaderstandingofsubsurface
conditlons innediately within the stte, five botings
lf€sedrllledwitheishtlachdiameterhollowsteE
auger. Soil aad groundwater samPles were taken at
various depths ln each boring ' Also ' groundwater
saaples were obtained from the three borings that had
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been conpleted as monitoring we11s. The drilling
progtatn was supplemented by laboratory analysis of 10
soil and bedrock sanples and three groundwater
sanples.
The investigation shovts that within the property
boundaries:
There is soil contarnination by gasoline'
The first set of groundwater sanples contain
constituents in concentrations that usually
clean-up ( e. g. remediation) .
gasol-ine
require
bedrock aquifer
flow direction
migration fron
Boulevard.
Groundwater is found in a confined
with a gradient to the southwest. This
precludes the significant contanination
locations on the south side of Foothill
SITE LOCATIOlT
Breeze service station is at the northwest corner
of an irregular shaped intersection at 796 FoothiLl
Boulevard (Figure 1). The site is within a cornmercial
zone of fairly gentle topography ' The service
station, 8s shown in Figure 2, has a retail. building
northwest of the centrally located underground fuel
tank alea. The site is paved with asphalt and cenent
concrete. At the tine of the site visit, the station
lras in operat ion .
AREA AI{D STTE CEOLOGY
The regional rnapping of Clarence IIall (U'S'
Geological Survey Map MF 686, L975) identif ies tI'Io
sedinentary sequences within and near the subj ect
site. The older is Frinciscan Melange (rock nixture);
the younger sedinents are Quaternary age a11uvia1
deposits. Franciscan rocks are the local bedrock and
are prinarily arkosic sandstones and wacke sandstones
with minor zones of sheared strale. Depth to bedrock
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ranges from 3 to 7 feet. During the site visit, a
similar bedrock was noted in an excavation due south
across Foothill Boulevard. The bedrock is generally
massively bedded, though it has irregularly spaced
j oints and fractures spaced inches t'o f eet apart '
These fractures. provide the pathways for subsurface
watef fl0w within the bedrock. Most water fl0w was
assoc iated with fractures in shaley zones in the
sandstone bedrock.
The overlying al1uvial deposits are fine grained
and probably flood plain deposits. The a1luvial layer
is Linited to the upper few feet of the sedinentary
profile and has been alt,ered to an [Ar' soil horizon.
The upper 1 to 3 feet of the bedrock in some areas of
the site has been highly weathered to a sandy clay'
This is especially the case near Boring 3 at the
eastern edge of the site.
GROUNDWATER
The first aquifer beneath the site (and only
aquifer investigated as palt of this study) is a
confined aquifer within bedrock fractures ' This
aquiferr 38 encountered in borings, varied in depth
from 8 to 22 feet. The potentiometric leveil in the
three borings was neasured on August 6 and rechecked
August 26, 1988. Sinilar readings on both dates show
the potentlonetric 1evel at about 8 feet below the
ground surface
The readings of Augus t 26 lrere used in a 3 point
construction (appended) of the groundwater gradient.
The gradient is 3 percent to the southwest . This is a
reasonab le vaLue considering area tcpography and
drainage Patterns.
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UETHOD OF FTELD INVESTIGATTOI{
The site was visited on July 25, 1988 for the
purposeofpefformingasubsurfaceinvestigationusing
ageotechnicaldri].lrig.Sarnplesweteobtainedwith
a Sprague-llenwood samPler, driven by a slide hanmer'
t,hroughtheSinchdianeterhollowstemdrilling
auger. The drill rig used lras a Mobile Drill Model
B-53.
For this study, alL drilling and sanpling
equipnent lras cleaned prior to use' The auger flights
we?e steam cleaned before each boring; the sampler and
soil sleves (stainless steel rings) !{ere scrubbed in a
trisodiun phosphate solution and rinsed with distilled
water. Part of each sample was bagged for soil
class ification. Another part of each sanple !tas
sealed to provide quality sanples for analytical
laboratoty analysis. This sealing was acconplished
withteflonsheetsandplast'iccapswhichwetetaped
secure to the metal soil sanple sleves' Once the soil
was sealed, the sanple lras placed in a Plastic bag and
stored in an ice chest.
Borings2r3rand4wereconpletedasnonitoring
we11s with 2 inch diameter PVC casing. Details of
wellconstructioncanbefoundattheendofeach
respective boring 1og. The conpleted well t{as
developed by baiLing with a teflon bailer'
Groundwater samples lfere obtained once the developed
wells regained their initial standing water 1eve1.
The samples lfere not filtered prior to laboratory
analys is . The Stoundwater sarnples !{ere shipped in 40
n1 VOA vials in secondary containers with activated
carbon. The watef samples were stored and shipped in
an ice chest containing "blue icer" as the coolant.
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LABORATOBY ANALYSIS
SMC Laborat,ories of Bakersfield, California
analyzed the 1O soil sanples subnitted fot analysis'
One sample was a background organic lead sample fron
the nea! surface at the north of the site. The
remaining nine sanples were soil or bedrock samples
obtained with drilling tools. The latter nine samples
were tested for constituen'ts of gasoline such as
benzene, toluene, xylene, and total pettoleun
hydrocarbons. Those samples having any petroleum
constituents were then analyzed for organic lead'
The thtee sampLes from the near surface clay
horizon contained less than 16 ppn total volatile
petroleum hydrocarbons. Discernable concentlations of
benzene, toluener and xylene (BTX) were found only in
those samples near the bedrock and soil contact. This
was the case in Boring s 2 and 4. The remaining
samples were from deeper depths in the bedrock and no
petroleum products lrere found within the detection
linits of the laboratory analysis.
Tlre three groundwater samples, one fron each
monitoring we11, contained quantifiable amounts of BTX
and Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons. It shoul.d be noted
there lras greatet seasitivity in the rater analysis'
Constituents were examined to the parts pet billion
range for water (nicrotrams pef liter) rather than the
parts per nillion range (nicrogran per gran) as
performed for the soiL. The sanple with the highest
1eve1 of pettoleum constituent concentrations was from
Well 4 which was closest to the underground storage
tanks. A significant decrease lras noted in We11s 2
and 3 about 40 feet downgradient frorn Well 4. For
example, benzene levels were 283 ppb in Well 4, and 34
and 35 ppb, respectively, in We11s 2 and 3.
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The laboratory analys is indicates the soils
contain petroleum products, and many have linited
zones with above avelage Petroleum concentrations,
espec ial Ly around the t ank and tank plunbing
locations . Further ' there is little o! no
contamination near the waste oi1 tanks ' Finally'
there is s ignificant contamination of the first
aquifer innediately adjacent to the underground fuel
tanks. The contamination drops off significantly a
fewtensoffeetdowngradientfromtheunderground
tank area.
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The field investigation shows subsurface
stratigraphy is fairly uniform within the ptoPerty
boundaries of the Breeze service station. sandstone
and shale bedrock is the matrix for a confined aquifer
that flows through interconnected fractures in the
bedrock.Thestaticwater]'evelinwel].sisaboutS
feet below the surface of the site'
overlyingthebedrockare3toTfeetofnativq
and fill sandY cIaY soi1s.
Laboratoryaaalysisofgsoilandbedrocksanples
show petroleum contamination is linited to shallor
depths and is spotty laterally. organic lead ltas not
detected ln any soil or bedrock sanple containlng
petroleum. Groundsater samples indicate significant
pet"oleun contamination exists rith the highest
concentration of contamination nea! the undetground
fueltanks.Twentytothirtyfeetdowngradientofthe
fuel tanlc' conc"r,t""tiorr" are approxinately 1/10th of
those near the tank.
796 FOOTHTLL PACE 9 SEPTEMBE'R 11, 1988
RECOI{UENI'ATIONS
At the least' groundwater beneath the site will
require treatm.ent to remove undesirable concentrations
of petroleum constituents such as benzene. This can
be accomplished in a two phase nanner, if approved by
the Regional Water Quality ControL Board.
The first, phase wouLd be effective if the
contamination is of linited ver.tical and horizontal
extent and if surrounding soil and bedrock ate not
contributing new amounts of contaminants to the
groundwater. There is a high probability this
situation is the case.
The first phase would be to Putrrp 100 to 200
gallons of water from each wel1. once this volume of
rfater is removed, watetr samples would be analyzed fron
each welL. A decision would then be made as fotl0ws:
1. If the contamination levels remain the same o3
increase relative to the August 26, 1988 samples, a
phas e 2 program would be initiated. A ground!{ater
treatment system, designed by a qualified civil or
environmental engineer, would be required.
2. If the contanination 1eve1s decrease markedly, a
few more cycles of punping 100 to 2AO gallon/we1l'
should be attenpted to see if the aquifer clears to
acceptable linits.
3. If the contamination levels decrease to be10w the
regulatory clean-up 1eve1s, then the aquifer has
probably been sufficiently cLeaned. Quarterl.y sanples
for a 1 year period should plove this.
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Thedecisiontotreatthesoilandupperbedrock
should await the results of the first phase of the
water treatment. If the groundwater is sufficiently
treated with the linited punping treatment of Phase 1
and remains free of significant contanination during
t,he 1 year nonitoring program, it could be concLuded
that the soil and aquifer bedrock natrix is no longer
cont"ibut ing to the measurable degradation of
groundwater. Therefore, soil and bedrock clean-up' in
this case, would probably not be necessary'
0n the other hand, if groundwater contamination is
more extensive than current data indicates' a soiL and
upper bedrock excavation and aeration progran would be
in order. Details f,or this would be Pending the first
phase of groundwater clean-uP.
Respec tive ly
Ken Malone
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APPENDTX
BORTNG LOGS
LABORATORY RESULTS
3 POINT CONSTRUCTION
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PROJEff 796 FOOTHILL BLVtr.
sAN LUIS OEISPO, CA
DATE 7 /"s/ee
DRII,L RIG MOBILE DFIILL B-53' 8'' AUGER
DRTLLTIG cotvrRAcr.oR pAcrFrc GEoscrENcE
DRfLLER EB SVOBOEIA
GEOLOGIST KEN MALONEY
SAI,IPLE READN\G I@IS'R]RE SOIL .{I{D ROCI( DESCRIFTION GRqPIfiC
moist 3tt AC oven-
Sandy lean CLAY (CL)' Firm, medium
plasticr some subangular gravels
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subangular, medium grained quertzt
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sAN LUIS OBISPO ' CA
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DRII.LII$G CONIRACTOR PACIFIC 6EOSCIENCE
DRTLI,ER Etr SVOBOOA
GEOI.OGIST KEN MALONEY
SAI,IPLE READII\G MOISTURE SOIL AI\iD Rmli DESCRIFTION GRqPffiC
mo ist
3*5/ 1"/ 18
3tt AC over-
Sandy lean CLAY (CL)' Firm, medium
plastic' some subangular gravels
to 1r? diameten, sands are mostlY
subangular, medium grained quartz'
topaz, and tithic Fragments, mottled
bnown. Moderate Petroleum odon,
Mottled gFeY bnown, decrease in
gravel percentage.
Esnzene O.59 PPm, Toluene 1'1 PPmr
Ethy.Ibanzene 0.56 PPmr P-xYlene
O.eS ppm, m-xylane 1.9 ppm' o-xylEne
\a. I PPd, TVH 1Ei. O PPm
o staining.
4 es /50
For 4tr
o950
ao
aa
aa
aa
aa
G'
aa
aa
oa
aa
r'i
.e
pst.vasively shaared shale
*AI1 constituents below detection
I imit .
+ All constituents below detection
l imit.
dny
moist
wct =
bedrock, hard, Yellow
shale interbads
odor uppen 2 Feet t
Silty sandstone
bnown witn thin
slight petroleum
no staining
I
2
3
4
6
7
3
9
t0
t!
L2
13
L4
15
15
L7
18
19
20
5*
6*5a/ -For 4ft't
IrI
1
l
BORII\G NUMBER Z PEEN ? Of 2
pRctrugl 7SE FOOTHILL BLVtr.
sAN LUIS OBTSPO, CA
FTI.F
I
DEPNI SA,I,!PT,E READI]G }OIsIT]RE SOIL/ROCK DESCRIPTTON
2L
22
23
24
7q
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
4
7 50/-
-For 2\'r
dny
Silty sandstone bedrock as Freviously
Ankosic wacke-sandstone, denser gneY
n o r ng at
Feet
o a
oPen to e3u aFter pulllng auger.
fnstalled a Z inch diameten monitoring
well with .OeO inch saw cut PVC
casing Fnom ?34 ta 8% Feet'. Blank
casing to surface attached with
threaded casing connection. Fniction
slip caps on both ends. Sand
pack #3 Lonestar waterwashed, placed
t,o 72. e Foot Bentonite well seal
above sand. FleadY mix concrete to
surFace with locking well caP and
traFFic rated box (installed 7/"6/88)
well developed by baiting 7/"6/AA.
Static watar level at !t\'t on A/6/AA"
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BORIT'G NUMBER I P*GE 1 cf 1
PRO.TEST 796 FOOTHILL BLV8.
sAN LUIS OBTSPO, CA
DATE 7 /"5/8a
DRILL RIG MOBILE BFTILL B-53, 8" AUGEFI
DRTLLII.G COIVTRACTOR PACIFIC GEOSCIENCE
DRIT,LER Etr SVOBOEA
GEOLOGTSE KEN MALONEY
DEPIT{ SAI,IPLE READI}G MOIS1n]RE SOIL A}ID ROCZ( DESCRIPTION r9atrl{Ta
moist
\
3tr AC ove
Sandy lea
plastic '1" diamet
angular,
. topaz, an
\ bro"n.
\ru" 1.3
n CLAY (cL), Firm, medium
some subangular gravels to
Et r sands ane mostlY sub-
medium grained quartz'
d lithic Fragments, mottled
ppmJ benzene 0.11 PPn
rey brown decrease in
gnavels, grsater percentage of sand
ifran in other borings at this depth'
Mottled s
t ro a
a aaat a ao
l aa a
l a9 a
. QG@
t aoG
t oo a
t ao€
130 0
, €e a
laaa
ta a o,
t aa a
) ao a
laoa
laoa
t oo o
t aa o
I ao o
raaa
ta a a
ta aa
a aaa
)8*
10*
moist
wet
Silty sandstone badrock'
highly weathered, highlY
AII cctnstituents below detection
I imits.
Firm,
Fractured.
8/ 13/"O
11 1?
s/ 10/ 1"
1119
s/so
For 5!?
1 135
at 13 Faat. Flefusal
For drilling equlPment. Holo oP€n
to 13 Feat. JnstallEd a ? inch
diameter monitoning well with .OeO
inch saw cut PVC easing From 13
to 5 Faet. Blank casing to surface
attached with threaded casing connec-
tion. Friction sllP caPs on both
ands. Sand Paek #3 Loncstar latEF-
washedl placad to 4 Feet. ? Foot
Bentonite well seal above sand.
Fleady mix concn€te to sunface with'
locking well caP and trafFic rated
box (installed bY 7/"6/Aa). WeIl
developed by bailing 7/"7/9-8. Static
water level at 7t lOtt on A/6/AA'
End of boring
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a
A
6
7
o
9
l0
ti
L2
t2IJ
L4
15
15
L7
18
19
20
l
BORII\G Umeen 4 HAGE 1 0f 2-
PROJECT 796 FOOTHTLL BLVtr.
sAN LUrs 0BrsPo, cA
DATE 7 /"5/e8
DRILL RIG MOBILE OFIILL B-53' I'r AUGER
DRTI,LIAE CONTRACTOR PACIFIC GEOSCIENCE
DRILI,ER ED SVOEOtrA
GEOICGIST KEN MALONEY
SAI,IPLE READI}G MOISTURE SOIL AIVD ROCI( DESCRTFTION GRCPKIC
moist
11 .t 1/25/3
3tr AC over-
Sandy lean CLAY (CL), Firm, medium
plaslic' Eome subangulan gravels
to 1tt diameter, sands are mostlY
subangulan, medium grained quantz'
topazl and Iithic Fnagments, mottled
mottled grey bnown decrease in grave t
percentagB.
rown.
,l?7 / 14/"3
1337
1 334
aa
ao
aa
ao
aa
aa
aa
aa
aa
aa
aa
aa
o
Silty sandstone bednoc
yellow brown. Strong Petrolcum
oaon uppen 6". *Benzene 1.6 PPmr
toluene O.46 PPm, ethYlbenzene 1'1
p-xylene 3.2 PPm, m-xYlene 1 '2 PPm'
o-xylene O. 16 ppm, isopropylbenzene
3.7 ppm' TVH 56, TPH 13
Fnactured bedrock
* Alt constituents below detection
I imitE .
Minor fracturtel on N" sPacing
irregular, fniable, mudstone Partings
wall cemented enclosing sandstone
matFix, ealcite inFilling oF Frac-
tures, M9 staining on Eome Fnactune
surfaces.
P
k, hardt
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
3
9
l0
l1
1a
i3
L4
15
16
L7
18
19
20
13*
14+
15
.t Ei
For stt
'|.343
4s/4"/5
for 4tr
1357
50/ -For 5k
1407
50/ -
Fon 3tt
50 dry
)
BORI}G NUMBM.4 PAGE E Of ?
pRqtECT 7SE FO0THfLL BLVD._ SAN LUIS OBISPO' CA
FTT,tr
i
t
READI}G I{OTSruRE SO DESCRTPTIONSAI,'F[,E
fncrease in percentage oF Fractuned
shale layers.
Mostly Fnactured shale, minor
amounts of sandstone
End oF boring at aE Feet.
Hole open to ?4 Feet. Inetalled
a 2 inch dianater monitoring well
with .O2O inch saw cut PVC casing
From 24 to 10 Feet. Blank casing
to surface attached with threaded
casing connection. Fniction sliP
caps on both ends. Sand Pack
#3 Lonestar waterwashed, PIaced
to I feet. 2 Foot Bentonite well
seal above sand. Ready mix concrete
to surFacE with locking well caP
and traFFic rated box (inEtallca
7/"6/ggl . tr{ell dcveloped by bailing
7/e7/89, statie lrattF level at
7 t l1tt on A/6/AA.
2T
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
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sAN LUrS OBISPO, CA
DATE 7/"5/88
DRILL RIe MOEILE DFIILL B-53, 8" AUGEFI
DRILLII\E CONTRACTOR PACIFIC GEOSCIENCE
DRTLLER EB SVOBOtrA
GEOIOGTST KEN MALONEY
DEPn{ SAI,TPLE READI]iG I4oIS.TTJRE SOIL AI\ID ROCK DESCRIPIION @cPrIc
3tr AC ovEr'-
Sandy lean CLAY (CL)' Finm, medium
plastic, some subangulan gravels to
1tt diameten, sands are mostly subangula
medium gnained quantzr toPaz, and
tthic fn
la a a
ndad
rded
Silty sandstone bedrock, hard, yellow
b rown
Arkosic wacke sandstone,
* All constituents below
I imits.
dense r grey
detection
18
1g*
not n
not ne
oF Boring at 15 Feet, reFusal
drilling equipment
End
Fon
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EldC Laboratory
Clienl liage;,..CliCr.. Inc,-. ..,i.:i., : ,: iAddress'i:i.P';O."Box 431
., ,...- Sen. Ardo'. CA . 93450
Date- sample received- :' 7-26:98,..--
Date' analysiii bbupleted :. -8-O4.-88.-i-
Date of ,report : 8-05-88
JG'"n tb*""
-Anaiytical Chemistry
:: .. il;-;.;'.i;1. .:.Laboratory.No. 1655 through 166 Project: Breeze Gas
RESULTS OF ANATYSIS
#1655 ID: Sanple r'1"
Benzene
Toluene
Ethylbenzene
p-Xylene
m-Xylene
o-XyIene
Isopropylbenzene
TVH.
ugm/gm MRt gm
TPH (Diesel)10'
Method of Analysis: California DOHS LUFT manuaL
MRL = llininum Reporting Level
TVH = TotaL Volatile Hydrocarbons
TPH = Total Petroleun llydrocarbons
ugn/gn = nicrograms per gram
ND = Not detected
lp'
:'
(.i
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
t
ND
t
tu9a/0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
1.0
3155 Pegasus Drive . Bakersfld4 CA93E08 ' (805) 393'3597
P.O. Box 80835 . Bakersfie!4 CA 93380
)
LaboratoryNo.t6SSthrough1664Project:BreezeGas
RESULTS OF ANALYSIS
# 1656 ID: SamPle '3 tr
Benzene
Toluene
EthYlbenzene
p-SYIene
n-Xylene
o-XyIene
IsoproPYlbenzene
TVH
TPtt ( Diesel )
#1657 ID: SamPle rr5"
Benzene
Toluene
Echylbenzene
p-XYlene
nr-XyIene
o-Sylene
I soproPYlbenzene
T\'H
ugm/gm
0. 59
1.1
0.55
0.85
1.9
2,L
ND
16
ugm/gm
ND
ND
)rD
)rD
ND
ND
ND
)iD
I'IRL, ugm/gm
gmugm/IURL
ND
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
,
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
10
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
1.0
)
Tlll ( DieseI )\i)10
llethod of Analysis: california Dol{s LUFT manual
llRL = ilininum RePorting Level
TVH = lotal Volatile HYdrocarbons
TPll = Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons
lrgm/gn = micrograms Per gram
ND = t..:,t detected
SLan Comer
A
-t )
Laboratory No. 1655 through 1664 Project: Breeze Gas
RESULTS OF ANALYSIS
#1658 ID: SamPIe 'r6r'
Benzene
Toluene
Ethylbenzene
p-Xylene
m-Xylene
o-Xylene
I sopropYlbenzene
TVH
'l'Ptl (DieseI )
*1659 tD: Sample rr8"
Benzene
'f o luene
Ethylbenzene
p-Xylene
m-Xylene
o-Sylene
I sopropylbenzene
'rvtl
ugm/gm
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
l,iD
ND
ND
ugm/gn
0. 11
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
1.3
}IRL ugm gm
ND
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
,
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
10
llRL, ugn/
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
t.0
gm
TPtl (Diesel )ND 10
lle bhocl of Anall's is: Cal i fornia DOHS I.,UFT manr:a I
llRL = )linimum Reporting Level
TVII ='Iotal Volat,iIe Hydrocarbons
TPII = Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons
r.rgm,/gm = micrograms Per gram
ND = llot detec'"ed
Stan Corner
"t '")
Laboratory No. 1655 through 1664 Proiect: Breeze Gas
RESULTS OF ANALYSIS
+1660 ID: SamPIe "10"
Benzene
Toluene
EthYlbenzene
p-XYlene
m-XyIene
o-Xylene
IsoProPYIbenzene
TVH
MRL, ugm/gn
TFH (Diesel )10
=t661 ID: SamPle "13"
Benzene
To luene
EthYlbenzene
p-XyIene
m-l(Ylene
o-Xy Lene
I soproPYlbenzene
'rvH
TPll ( Diesel )19 r0
}teLhod'ofAnalysis:CalifocniaDOI.ISLuFTmanlra.L
ilRl, = )linimum RePorbing i-evel
TVll = Tot,al VolatiLe llydrocarbons
TPtl = Total Petroletrm H;"drocarbons
ugrn/gm : micro{rams Per gram
ND = Not detected
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
1.0
ugm/gm
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
gmL ' ugm/
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
t.0
)lR/cm
b
46
1
2
2
16
7
ugm
1
0
I
3
I
0
3
56
I
l-
Stan Comer
Laboratory No. 1655 through 166{ Proiecti Breeze Gas
RESULTS OF ANALYSIS
#1662 ID: SamPIe "14"
Benzene
Toluene
EthYlbenzene
p-liYlene
m-XYIene
o-XYlene
1 soProPYlbenzene
TViI
TPH (Diesel)
*1663 ID: SamPle "19"
Benzene
Toluene
E thYlbenzene
P-SYlene
m-XYIene
o-XYlene
I soProP:r1ben zene
T\'H
ugm/gm
liD
ND
l,iD
liD
ND
ND
ND
)iD
l:D
ugm/gm
ND
ND
ND
SD
);D
\D
\D
10
illRL, ugm/gm
gmMRL, ugm/
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
1.0
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
1.0
TPi{ (Diesel )10
}le|htltJofAnalys!s:Californiarr,.r)IISLUF'|manual
)lRL = )linimum Reporting Level
TVII = Tot.al Volat,ile llydrocar:bcn';
TFtl = Total Petroleum llydrocarbons
rrgm/gm = microgirams Per gram
liD = liot detected
Stan Comer
Laboratory No. 1655 through 1664 Proiect! Breeze Gas
RESULTS
i lbcD
OF ANALY.SIS
1 tf me/kg
ND
]lRL
'
mg,/kg
0.50ID: Sample I'
Soluable lead
*1656 ID: SampIe "3rr
Soluable lead
;1659 ID: Sample 'r8rr
Soluable lead
;t661 ID: Sample "13"
Soluable lead
nc/kE
ND
)lRL '
mg./lcg
0. 50
n8/kE
ND
]lRL r ng,/kg
0.50
mE/ltg
ND
)lRL, mglk8
0.50
i 1664 ID: Bacltground Soluable lead
mg,/lig
16.3
)iRL ' mg,/kg
0.50Soluabie lead
so Luable Leaci anall's is done b.'- BC LaboraLories , [nc.
llRL = Minimum Reportin.g Level
mg,ekg = rni i I igrarn Per li i Iogram
:',iD = Not detected
Stan Comer
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EIVIC Laboratory
Client Name: CIiC, f nc.
Address : P.O. Box 431
San Ardo, CA 93450
sample received :
analysis comPl.eted:
of report :
Laboratory No. 1681 through 1683
RESULTS OF ANALYSIS
furaiytical ChemistrY
Date
Date
Date
7 - 28-88
8-04-88
8-0 5-88
Project: Breeze Gas
;1682 ID: l{eIl 4
Benzene
Toluene
Ethylbenzene
p-Xylene
m-Xylene
o-XyIene
f soproPYlbenzene
TPH ( Ga,soline )
ugm/L
283
66
69
55
86
65
4.
3 ,823
mugMRL,
0
0
0
0
0
090
500
L
Method of Analvsis: s03O/BTx/Gasoline
MRL = Minimum RePorting Level
TPH = Total Petroleun Hydrocarbons
ugm/L = micrograms Per .Iiter
ND = Not detected
Brian on
Assistant Lab Director
3155 Pegasus Drhc . Bakersfid4 CA93308 . (805)393'3597
P.O.Bon80835 . Balcrsfid4 CA93380
.t
L
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Laboratory No. 1681 through 1683 Proiect: Breeze Gas
RESULTS OF ANALYSIS
#1682 ID: Well 3
Benaene
Toluene
Ethylbenzene
p-XyIene
m-Xylene
o-XyIene
I sopropylbenzene
TPH (Gasoline)
;1683 ID : ttiell 2
Benzene
Toluene
Ethylbenzene
p-XyIene
m-XyIene
o-Xylene
Isopropylbenzene
TPH (Gasoline)
ugm/L
35
56
t26
95
122
205
ND
3 ,230
ugm/L MR
34
31
30
28
46
39
ND1,048 5
MRL, ugm/L
.5
.a
=
.c
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
500
em/L
5
5
5
5
5
b
c
Lru
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
00
Method of Analysis: S03O/BTX/GasoIine
MRL = Mininuu Reportingi Level
TPH = Total Petroleun Hydrocarbone
ugrn/L = micrograns Per liter
ND = Not detected
Brian
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Assistant tab Director
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
748 Pismo Street o San Luis Obispo, CA 9340'l . 805/549-7380
September 23, 1988
Mr. Martin Polin
C/O Farrell Smyth, Inc.
2l Santa Rosa, Suite 100
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
-r'RE: Breeze Gas & Mini Mark et,"1g6 Foothill Blvd.
t zr' /5 4,4
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Dear Mr. Polin:
On May 23, 1988 this Department requested that you preform a site investigation on
your property located at 796 Foothill. This request required that you determine the
amount of contamination at this site.
Ken Maloney Geology performed several site borings in order to determine the
extent of contamination. To my knowledge this has been completed for quite some time.
I am requesting the analytical report from Mr. Maloney, in order to determine any
corrective action that may need to be done, within seven working days upon receipt of
this letter.
Your cooperation will be appreciated.
Very trul urs,
R. K. MILLER
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INSPECTOR
RKM:pjscc: Roger Picquet, City Attorney
Erwin Willis, Fire Marshal
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
748 Pismo Street . San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 o 805/549-7380
March 30, 1989
Mr. Martin Polin
796 Foothill Blvd.
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
RE: Contamination at 796 Foothill
Dear Mr. Polin:
This department has reviewed the report from Ken Maloney regarding your property.
As indicated, results show that the soil and groundwater is contaminated with petroleum
hydrocarbons at a concentration exceeding established levels by both State Department of
Health Services and the regulatory agency (San Luis Obispo Fire Department). Therefore,
this department will require that all contamination be removed and lawfully disposed of
as hazardous waste.
Prior to removal of the contamination you must submit a written plan of correction
to this department showing the following:
l) Clean-up method to be used.
2) Identify professional consultants, labs, clean-up companies and haulers to be
used.
3) Final destination of the wastes (State permitted disposal site, treatment or re-
cycling facilities).
4) Date the work is scheduled to be completed.
5) Plot plan of your facility.
6) Necessary permits from applicable agencies (Fire, Police, Water Department,
etc.).
Approval is required from this department prior to clean-up activities commencing.
Should you have any questions contact me at (805) 549-7380. Thank you.
Very truly s,
MI SMITH
MS:pjs
cc: Regional Water Quality Control Board
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HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INSPECTOR
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TIO2 A LAUREL IANT
sAH rUrS OBt$Po, cAtrFonHtA 9340t
(805) 549.3147
Juna 6, 1989
Martin PolinI445 llarch Street
San Luis Obiepo, CA 93401
AUo 2I 19BgDear Ms. PoILnI
$UEJECfT FROPERTY A{f 796 FOOTIIIIJIT BIrVD,, $At't LUIS OBISPO
fhle letter ie ln re*ponse to your eorrgultant's ast€asment repo*tregarding this site (CKC Inc., $eptember 1988). The report waesubmitted to us by the San Luie ObS.apo Ctty Fi.re Depnrtment onltarch ?2r 1989, Ife agree with 1rour consul.tant's reeornmendation toperi.odically pump ground watef, f rorn each well to control thecontaminailt plume.
Please suhmit a report confirming the lmplementation of your
consul-tant's recomflefldatione hy l}uly 31f 1989. QuarterJ.y aarnpll"ngof ground vrater is neceesary to determ.ine the effectLveness of your
remediatlon efforts. Your first quarterly carnpling results musthe included in the JuIy 31st report, Reports shall be suh[ittedevery three months ttrereafter.
Thern raports are requestcd pureuant to SeetLsn 13?67 of theCall"fornia Water Code. The CalLfornia Water Code algo authoriresthis l{,egional Board to asseee admirristrat,ive civl} liabil"ities ofup to $5000 per day for each day the reports are late
0ueetione regarding thtn letter may he directed to lrll-chael Thomagat this office.
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Executive 0fficer
cci Mike Smith, San Luj.e ObJ"epo Fire Department
Ken Maloney, CKC Inc.r F,O, Box 212,7, Faso Rohles, CA gg44?
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ees 30th Strstt, Sulte 300 Srtremcnto, Clr 95816 (916) 448-il485 (40816??-a*bj tIta
dnltforni.n Regiorrel water Qutllty csntrol Board *
Centfal Csapt neglon
1102 A LaUrel Lane
san tuls obispo, CA
9340X
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AU 0 P, !] 1g8gRS; site ftenadiation at 796 Foothlll BIvd'
san Luls obispo, CA
Ddar Mr. TnOneBi.
The llurposd of thls letter ls to upd,at+ thq central coast
RHecB dn our pfin*O i"**Af-iCion actfonE ior the ahove rgf,erenced
elte. W€ narie AlViOeA our renediatlon plan into several taskst
Th* taslcs sret
L) Remove underground tanks, pipingr flld fuel ielands.
Excavate aont'hmlnet€d sol1'
?) gg*#gppIe the_ grourrdwater nonltorlng t+el"Ie on elce and' begdn Quarterll *amPLlnE'
3) Teet Bqulfer snd PuilrP vell'n'
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our ini.tfal etep wIIl be tO renpyt ?he undtrground tanksn
FipinE and gu{f -iefan?s. W* wfff then sl{cavats contarnlnated soil
in rhe vicini.[l ;]-iii; uncirE"".un6 fan]cs- Bhis oontaninat4'on wae
prevlously Aeiectla by enafy*fn "i sanplea IroT soil borings-
AtI crlnr&nrnated scil 1liTt ne etocidpl-1ed fgr. abovegr+und
treatnent* nilv-otrldf-"ontJnT""t"a eoir unabrneattr tha piplng or
f";i-riranas *irr Cteo b+ renoved and' stockpiled'
The excavatiorrs will €xtend laterally until -uncontamlnat+Scoi.t is sncountatred. S;ii- will ha ixcavatrd to a depth
sufflclent to tremov€ afl *Jo-ntu*inate'O sdlt or to a depth iust
ahov6 the groundwat*r fev[ie - in tfre rnonitorinq wells on site.
R.enoval of *ff-'""^{**f""t"A--e"if wlII he verified by labof,atary
analyEir of il ilt;ffii;[;-nuruber of eoll qamp+e3: rhs sarnpl*E
uilt he *OIt"ected from lh; bothcm and eidewarrs of tha
e*c*vstion. ThGy t^rill ue - anilyiea for g*eoline frnd ita
*onstittrents (tPHl BTX*S) '
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TASIT #8
t'hr three groundwater monltorlnE-.wells wlll he rF*$anpled
*nd analyaect r-or-rFn g grx-E"---cne uoditortng we}ls wirr aleo be
"rreckea i"r f,ree floaElng prf,duct'
After lnitial pumpinE of the wallr, the^wells will b&
na$prei-Tqui;'- t* -u"ir-*frt; ure errectivenesEr of pumpinE f,E n
r[*[aiir ai,ii"n. * rhu-*eiri wirl he re*eampred quartBF]y.
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Taslc #3 wllt be to funplernent the reconiltndationc outlined ln
our !,rarch frl, rsEg sun*urffi*' i"nu*iElg"tion Report. TD addlt*'on
to tha rc*ommendatlOnS f n- Or.rf Uarc-fr ',?? t 1989 r6p6rt', ua w{1I
conduor a puili"1l"T"[u"ing*Tr,*- i"L-tt;i punp.lnE br tht wel]s '
Also, durinE *il*auit,ion of, f.he eont*ninated eotf we wiII e:tcf,vf,t+
fl erratr,I test trench ln tne"Eicivation. The purpoge of the t€Ff
trench wltl. he-t; errifrrate wnetfrer the auulfer i-e under confined
or unsonf lrree cdnditiotte ana--trtE d€Fth .to'the top of, the aqutfcr'
Ehe deterrnination of *r*iGJ'[rre-"iquifer le under aqnf ined or
uncsnf ined "onaiti"onE
ana'lhe *ctu*r depth Fg ,the wster eurfsee
wl}I aid In th;-d;;ign ot a 6r"""ar'riUer iernedlation systeur'
fhe test trench wtLI he e*cavated to a deplh helotr ttte leveL
of the groun4wl-ter in -{fre 1t*ft-;. hut to * Atftfr abovs the leve}
of flrst Eroundwatetr eneountsied as reeerded- On tha boring loga
f,.,r thes* orerTal**;;; nnei.;$f-t tr,i*-OEpttr to b? approxinatelv 12
faer, tn thE viclnlty ot ""il-*i .---rf tlie trench fl"ltE with ttater
we witl i.nterpret the tquflet to be uncorriins4 wlth the top of
thc vratetr eable s,t eFs #-1116l a"npfi "
&8 the watpr leveL in thc
wslls" coniffrs*I;, Tb. t116- tren}rt doeE not fttl vrith +raterr wG
will lnterpf*t the- aqulfer t;- [G unOer afinfined condltione with
ifri-mp'or"-itte aquifei at a greater depth'
The wellB wil,I ba in{ti.aI}y pwped of x,00 * ?00 gallons.of
trater, A pump test to evifuiti lfre. eifeetiv*n6f,H ot the wells
crilr bs sohductert durinq '*tnis--tnitiar punplng. rt the uell.s
yrerd suff, i*ifi;*[o*lTrti"ne-oi-ura[Jr ror irumfrrnu. ro. be efrectlva,
rire ngil1 eontlnue to punp tfrJ tdef f s as outf ineA -i'n the suheurf ace
inveatigation trepsft" ff'.ffijA-it p"oi En* thd Eroundwater is
unoonf lned, s,nd ret,atively stiallowr . wb anti*ipate eh conatrueting
iln interceptor trsneh a"ti'^-putpi"g * pystent efincusrsntlV with
backf ilt lng Tt e €xs*vat'ei'* af"i"L---' If 'Ji{o . t:- -ooor and the
aguifer ts, d,eep (F10 reeri, ;"-;ould e;oiiJbly inetail addit'ional
flslls.
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AIt watsr punped wllt be Btored ln anprlorappropriateiahle anoun
rE you have any queetlons or need further lnfomado not hasltate tq call n€ at ($16) 4tg-F4SS.
Very truly your€,
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to treatnqnt of dle posal. ff itan apFrec tof groundwster wilJ. have te barenediatLon, we antlcipa te on lnstelllng En on*eitegygten *f{e wou}d al,go procecd to lnveetgtoufi(twater csnditiona at thr aLt€,
Brad Cooper
Geologiet
ProJect ltanager
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FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
NOTE TO FILE
Michael Smith, Hazardous Materials Inspector
August 29, L989
Underground Tank Removal, 796 Foothill Blvd.FEtE
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On Thursday, August 24, L989 five (5) underground storage tanks were removed from the former
Breez.e Gas
-Station at 796 Foothill Blvd. They included two (2) 10,000 gallon and one (1) 6'000 gallon
gasoline tank and two 280 gallon waste oil tanks. The waste oil tanks did not appear to be leaking or
experience any contamination. This was not the case with the fuel tanks. Extensive soil and water
contamination was evident through the excavation. Corrosion was noted on all the tanks, however the
only visible holes were in the 6k tank, (leaded). Most of the product lines were also corroded and
fittings were lose.
August 28, 1989, excavation was conducted to the bedrock, approximately 13 feet. Ground water
reclarging was occurring rapidly. A product sheen was noticeable. Further excavation is continuing.
cc:Carrie Bassford
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DATE: Auqust 22. lg8g
STORE, USE OR HANDLE MATER IALS,OR TO CONDU CT PR
P_E_EI4 l_SS to N ro MAt NrAt N,ooESSES, oR To lrusrAlr_EQUIPMENT AS DESCRIBED BEL OW
Excavation/removar of.z-10,000, r-6,000 gasorine and 1-500 oarwaste oi I tank per uniform Fi.e corti-n"ti.i"',i,"s..ii;;";;.r"'No new tanks to be installed.
ALL REQUIREMENTS-SHALL BE PER THE UNIFoRMI FIRrHrs pERMrr rs No_N-rRArusFenla^r_!. f sHnii_'aEF6si'dNor BE REMovED - eV oioL'iio-F rHE'r^rit-bHrer.
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AND SHALLD IN PUBLIC
'Septernber 30 , lggg AMOUNT PA|D: $180.00EXPIRATION DATE
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San Luis Gltispo, CA 93401
Permit No
Application Date_
No. of Tanks to be Ilemoved
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT FOR TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT
CLOSURE/REMOVAL OF UNDERGROUND
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES STORAGE FACILITY
Tvp_e_pI_ABp!.i_ealian (Fill Out One Application Per Faciliry)
[ ] Temporary Closure [ ] Permanent Closure ffi Removal
A. Facility Name
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Telephonc: @ays1 ,a-4 1 l 9-a? (nientsl h/ k? 76 8 /
Owner: (YI a."-*,n iiu,Te lephon ?R<-4<-
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#4"B. Water to Facility Provided b
Depth to Groundwater: VtLo_b,us_-Siut#pa_ Basis of Dererminatio
C. Tank Rcmoval Contracto fl Calif. License No.
Addr ess: 8ol h4l Sr.*" 4,*!a Cin. zip: gdQSz) Tetephone: HaF637,nSt,S-
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List previous owners and opcrators of the tank(s), if applicable:
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'r' Location of all tank(s) and piping and their secondary containment
Lcak detection system
Overfill protection system
Scale
.../ North Arrow
t-- Property linev Ncarest intersection or road
t/? Equipment summary
v Existing equipment and cquipment to be removed
H. Type of Primary Containment:
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Piping/Materials of Construction:
[v]Stcel []Fiberglass I I Other
Typc of Secondary Containment:
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I. Was any part of the systcm cathodically protected?
J. Describe lcak detection system used, if any ,'lLy' u. ,
If ycs, which part(s)?_
K. Dcscribe overfill protection system used 1 j^^l(*r--, r-
FIRE DEPARTMBNT USE ONLY
Describe Method for Retrieving Sam
Sanrples Will Be Analyzed For
Laboratory That \Vill Perform Analysis L
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Date uemPle* tsir*lv*d :
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Dat+ of rtPort i
Leboratory Ho, SgSg tht'oudh 23{1 FroJect: Martin FolinFoothill Site
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RNSULTS OF ANALYSIS
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Eenatne
Toluens
Ethylbentane
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
748 Pismo Street . San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 . 805/549-7380
November 6, 1989
Mr. Martin Polin
1445 Marsh Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
RE: Site Assessment Report - 796 Foothill
Dear Mr. Polin:
On August 24, 1989, five (5) underground storage tanks were removed from your property,
Yisual evidence indicated that both the soil and groundwater was impacted with petroleum that
had leaked from your tanks and/or piping.
As of this date, this office has not received the required analytical report addressing
mitigation activities. Please submit the appropriate report and data for review.
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please call me at the above number.
Sincerel
MICHAEL SMITH
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INSPECTOR
MS:pjscc: Michael Thomas, RWQCB, ll02-A Laurel Lane, SLO, CA 93401
CKC, Inc., P. O. Box 431, San Ardo, CA 93257
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