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FIRE DEPABTMENT
2160 Santa Barbara Avenue ' San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-5240 ' 805/781-7380
"Courtesy E Serttice"
March 26,2003
Auto Parts Recyclers of SLO, Inc.
Chuck Roeder, Owner
3045 Duncan Lane
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Re: 3045 Duncan Lanel Closure Letter For Soil Remediation Project'
Dear Mr. Roeder:
your 2.4 acreproperty has had a long history as an auto parts recycling facility as well as
recycling othei comrnodities such as glass, plastic, aluminum cans, home appliances, and
othlr metals. As part of a redevelopment project for this property you were required to
perform a Phase II Environmental Site Assessment. SECOR Intemational, Inc. was
selected as your consultant and conducted field investigations in February andMay of
2002. Soil and groundwater samples were collected and analyzed, followed by
excavation of contaminated soil. Soil contamination containing Lead and minor amounts
of other metals were segregated from Hydrocarbon contaminated soil. A11 affected soil
has been properly disposed of and documented with manifests. Several temporary
groundwateimonitoring wells were installed and sampled with results forwarded to the
F.egional Water Quality Control Board for their review and oversight. Significant pieces
of Jquipment removed from the site include acrane, a crusher, two above ground fuel
storage tanks, two clarifiers, and an above gtound waste oil tank. To date all Fire
Department requirements have been met.
This letter confirms the completion of the site investigation and remediation of soil
contamination resulting from activities at your facility located at 3045 Duncan Lane'
Based on the information generated during the site investigation and subsequent
remediation, and with the provision that the information provided to our Department was
accurate and representative of site conditions, no further actions related to the soils
investigatior/rernediation are required. Please contact me at (805) 781-7383 if you have
any questions regarding this correspondence.
Sincerely,
b,K.u%
D. Kerry Boyle
Hazardous Materials Coordinator
Mr. Corey Walsh, Regional Water Quality Control Board
Tom Baasch, Chief Building Official
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
2160 Santa Barbara Avenue . San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-5240 ' 805/781-7380
"Courtesy E Serttice"
August 23,2004
Mr. Ryan Harding
ENSR Intemational, Inc
1220 Avenida Acaso
Camarillo, CA 93012
Re: 3045 Duncan Lane, San Luis Obispo, CA. Mission Self Storage
Dear Mr. Harding:
During the course of site grading at3045 Duncan Lane (Mission Self Storage) during CY
2003,heavy equipment operators uncovered a single wall steel product transmission line.
The line was applox .2" diameter, the piping nm was approx. 50 yards long, and the
burial depth was approx. 30" deep. I had an opportunity to inspect the entire piping run
and did not observe any evidence of an unauthorized release. I looked for soil
contamination, soil discoloration as well as any petroleum type odor but did not detect
any. I tool several photographs which you and Chuck Roeder have custody of. You have
requested that I issue a closure letter for this particular area on Mr. Roeder's property.
Given that there was no evidence of an unauthorized release I am writing a letter of
closure for this specific location on Mr. Roeder's properly. It is my understanding that
LINOCAL has claimed responsibility for the pipelin". It hut been removed in its entirety
and the piping disposed of. Provided that there are no additional areas of contamination,
and thalthe information is current and accurate, our office is issuing this letter of closure.
Should additional or previously unknown contamination be discovered in the future
UNOCAL andlor the current properly owner would be respousible for further
assessment/cleanup. Should you have any questions regarding this correspondence
please contact me at (805) 78I-7383.
Sincerely,
\, KI^Mfi
D. Kerry Boyld
Hazardous Materials Coordinator
Corey Walsh
Chuck Roeder
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GnessN & AssochrEs
JAN ADAM GREBEN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
THE HAWLEY BUILDING
1231 STATE STREET, SUITE 2OO
SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA 93IO1
TELEPHONE 805-963-9090
FACStMtLE 805-963-9098
SACRAMENTO
WELLS FARGO CENTER
4OO CAPITOL MALL, SUITE 'I l OO
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 9581 4
TELEPHONE 91 6.447.4450
FACSfMILE 916.447.2414
jan@g reben law. com
JOSEPH B. ADAMS
joe@grebenlaw. com
July 28, 2006
VIA CERTIFIED MAIL
Articte Number: 7002 3150 0001 1495 3386
Mike Grant
Manager, Environmental Site Remediation
Union Pacific Railroad
1408 Middle Harbor Road
Oakland, CA 94607
Re: 3045 Duncan Lane. San Luis Obispo, California
Dear Mr. Grant:
We are counsel to the Roeders, owners of the above identified property'
As you are aware from previous communications with owner Chuck Roeder, dieselfuel and other
petroleum hydrocarbons, lead, and volatile organics were detected in the soil and groundwater beneath
ihe Roeder'i property. lnformation regarding the detection of these hazardous substances was previously
forwarded to you.
During the sampling which detected the presence of the hazardous substances in the subsurface,
underground [ipelines were discovered underneath the Roeder's property, which originated from the
aOlacJnt railroad tracks and easements owned and operated by your client. There is a Unocal bulk fueling
station adjacent to the Roeder's property, which the pipelines also serviced. Recent inspection conJirms
additional pipelines currenfly remain beneath the Unocal and Railroad properties, over which your client
has control. lt further appeirs that some of these pipelines are still "charged" with diesel fuel -creating an
imminent threat to human health and the environment. Historic site review confirms that a spur line from
the railroad was used to deliver fuels to the Unocal bulk fuel station. The pipelines are related to such
activities as well.
Excavation activities were undertaken by my client as required by the San Luis Obispo Fire
Department. During excavation of soils, oil sludges, additional underground pipelines, and railroad debris
*"r" un"ountered. the railroad debris consisted of scrap metals, ties, spikes, track ballast, oils and
sludges. What is particularly troubling is the fact that absorbent material was also discovered alongside
an oii sludge-indicating thai someone knew of the sludge, but tried to cover it up-or improperly tried to
clean it up.
Letter to Mike Grant, Union Pacific R.R.
Re: 3045 Duncan Lane, San Luis Obispo, CA
July 28, 2006
Page 2
The excavation of soils and other activities by the Roeders in response to the hazardous
substances discovered underneath their property hai cost them many thousands of dollars. Many cubic
VaiO" or soil had to be removed and disposed of oy a hazardous. waste hauler' Hundreds of feet of
inOurgrornO pipelines were removed. Lnvironmehtal consultants were required to assist in the
investigations and clean uP'
As the owner of the Railroad, spur line, pipelines, and an operator of the Unocal bulk fueling
station, Union pacific is legally obligated to take'responsibility for the costs incurred responding to lhe
hazardous substances. u-nion pacitic is liable under federal environmental statutes, such as CERCLA and
RCRA, as well as common law claims related to Nuisance and Trespass. Based on the discovery of
railroad debris in tne subsurface alongside oil sludges and other toxic substances, there is little doubt that
Union pacific is responsible for releaslng the hazardous substances. Such liability is joint and several,
,u[ing Union pacific (as wett as any oili'er responsible parties) responsible for the entire contamination.
ln addition to what has already been removed, the charged underground fuel pipelines that remain
on your client's property and Unocal's are only a few feet from the Roeder's property line. They represent
an imminent threat to hlman health and the environment. They are also, by law, considered to be part of
an abandoned undergiound storage tank or tanks, which obligates your client to remove the tanks and
abate any nuisance created.
Accordingly, we demand that Union Pacific immediately confirm it will take prompt steps to resolve
the pending environmental issues, pursuant to its legal obligation. The Roeders demand that you
reimburse lhem for the costs incurred in respondinglo the contamination caused by your client'
Addressing the past and current environmental issues on your property also requires Union Pacific to
indemnify ihe Roeders for any future obligations concerning the contamination.
please contact the undersigned to discuss your client's response. ln the event that no response is
forthcoming, the Roeders will have no choice but to seek all legal remedies available to them, including
filing legal iction against your client. Accordingly, your prompt response is appreciated'
Enclosed, is a RCRA Notice to Commence Action, as required by law prior to commencing a
RCRA action.
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GREB OCIATES
D. Kerry Boyle, Hazardous Materials Coordinator, SLO Fire Dept
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JAN ADAM GREBEN
jan@grebenlaw. com
JOSEPH B. ADAMS
joe@grebenlaw. com
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
THE HAWLEY BUILDING
1231 STATE STREET, SUITE 2OO
SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA 931OI
TELEPHONE 805-963-9090
FACSIMILE 805-963-9098
July 28, 2006
SACRAMENTO
WELLS FARGO CENTER
4OO CAPITOL MALL, SUITE 1 1OO
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 958'I 4
TELEPHONE 91 6.447.4450
FACSIMILE 916.447.2414
VIA CERTIFIED MAIL
niicte Number:7002 3150 0001 1495 3379
Mr. Paul Lindquist
Ms. Kelly Duran
Real Estate, Remediation Services Division
Unocal Corporation
276Tank Farm Road
P.O. Box 1069
San Luis ObisPo, CA 93406
NOTICE TO COMMENCE AN ACTTON PURSUANT TO 42 U.S.C. S6972ht(1t(Bl
-30i5 Duncan Lane, San Luis Obispo, California
Dear Mr. Lindquist and Ms. Durani
This letter constitutes notice by Chuck and Jocelyn Roeder, Roeder Enterprises, lnc., Auto Parts
Recylers, lnc., and Mission Self Storage, to commence an action against Unocal Corporation pursuant to 42
United States Code section 6972(a)(1i(B)of the Resource Conservation and RecoveryActof 1976 ("RcRA").
The complaint will allege, among other things, that you as a past or present.generator, or as a past
or present owner and operator 6f a treatment, storage, or disposal facility contributed to, or is contributing to
puit ot present handling, storage, treatment, transportation or disposal of any solid or hazardous waste which
ii"V pri,r"nt an immin6nt and substantial endangerment to health or the environment.
As a result of environmental testing and investigation of the property located at 3045 Duncan Lane,
San Luis Obispo, California ("subject property"), the owners of the property have reported to the State of
California and county of San Luis Obispo, as weit as the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Coast
n"gi"" that soil underlying the subject property is contaminated with, among other things, petroleum
nyOhcarUons, incluOing'buinot limited to dieselfueland lead. Also, volatile organic compounds (solvents)
wLie touno in groundwJter on the subject property. Based upon this information, it is claimed by the property
owners and the state of California that this coniamination constitutes or may constitute an imminent and
substantial endangerment to health and/or the environment. Parties to whom this notice letter is directed are
;;;;;; and/or lejal entities that include past or present generators, past or present transporters, or past or
present owners or operators of a treatment, storage, or disposal facility, who have contributed or are
contributing to the past or present handling, storage-, treatment, transportation, or disposal of any solid or
hazardous waste which may present an imminent and substantial endangerment to health and the
environment by virtue of their
-business
operations at the subject property, and/or on property adjacent to the
subject property.
The Complaint against Unocal Corporation will seek to restrain such activities and to order you totake
such other action as rai n" necessary to complete an investigation and/or clean up the contaminated soil
and groundwater to the level required by the relevant governmental agencies.
ln addition, the property owners will seek an award of costs of litigation, including reasonable
attorneys fees and expert witness fees pursuanlto 42 U.S.C. section 6972(e).
lf you have any questions or would like to discuss this matter further, please contact counsel for the
property owners as set forth herein.
RCRA NOTICE
Re: 3045 Duncan Lane, San Luis Obispo, CA
July 28, 2006
Page 2
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Stephen L. Johnson, Administrator
Uniied States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA)
Ariel Rios Building
1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20460
Wayne Nastri, Regional Administrator
USEPA, Region lX
75 Hawthorne Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
Bill Lockyer, AttorneY General
Office of the Attorney General, State of California
1300 '1" Street
P.O. Box 944255
Sacramento, CA 94244-2550
Maureen Gorsen, Director
California Department of Toxic Substances Control
1001 I Street
P.O. Box 806
Sacramento, CA 95Bl 2-0806
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Roger Briggs, Executive Director
Caiifornia RegionalWater Quality Control Board, Central Coast Region
895 Aerovista Place, Suite 101
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
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RCRA NOTICE
Re: 3045 Duncan Lane, San Luis Obispo, CA
July 28, 2006
Page 3
D. Kerry BoYle
Hazardous Materials Coordinator
San Luis Obispo Fire DePartment
2160 Santa Barbara Avenue
San Luis ObisPo, California 93401
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3045 Duncan Lane, San Luis Obispo' CA'
Request for cost recovery associated with site remediation due to
unauthorized release of hazarclous material by UPRR onto private property.
Dear Mr. Grarrtl
My nanre is Chuck ltoeder ancl I arl thc;lroperty o\,vner ol'3045 Dttucan Lane in San
l-gis Obispo. C'A. Iwas recentlv involvecl irr re-cJevelopirrg rly property which was
successfllll,corlpleted approxinrately one ycar ago. I was contacted last week by the
State []oarci o1'[:-clLralization (l]OL:) rcgarclirrg pzrytnettt o1'f-ees associated with disposal of
hiiz-alclous \\,astc genclatccl tlLrriug thc re-clcveloprtterrt process, lt was at this tinle tllat I
r.r,as rcr.r'rinclecl that yoir arrtl I lravc sonrc'tutlirrishcd business to take care of that relates
directly to tlie pi.t)'nrertt sottgltt bi" thc IlOIr.
San Luis Obispo City trire provided regulatory oversight for my site cleanup over the
tinre period olcalenclal year 2002. Mr. Kerry Boyle, Hazardous Materials Coordinator
for rhe lrire Dept. contacted Mr. .]ohn Moe o1'UPRR by telephone, followed by FAX. The
topic was previoLrsly unknowrr contaminatiorr located in the Norlh East portion of my
property. As sjte grading was preceding a heavy firel oil type product was encountered in
shallorv soil, Mixed in with the soil were a number of railroad ties in good condition. As
tlre excavation graduallv becarle cleeper the remnants of some type of structure or sllmp
\\'as eltcoulrtcred rvhich rvas nrade ol-red bricks. A scluare colutntr olconcrete was also
noted. l'hc concrete r,r,i'rs rcnrovccl along witlr lbLrr truckloads of soil.'fhe bottorrr of the
excavatic'rn yielded cleatr native soil at approxintatcly l5 f'eet irr depth. Laboratory
analysis recluirecl by thc Fire Dept. indicated the nraterial was hazardous and had to be
rcntot,ed.
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Mike Grant
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May 17,06
Any delays in my project would have resulted in significant financial expense to me. Mr.
Boyle never heard back from John Moe regarding this contaminated soil. As stated
previously, I am now faced with an invoice from the BOE, which I must pay out of
pocket or risk additional penalties. My costs to deal with this problem are as follows:
Lab Analysis of Soil Samples: $500.00
Disposal of 4 truckloads of contaminated soil: $2695.25
Transportation of contaminated soil: $ I 956.00
State BOE Fees: $1800.00
Total Expenses: $6951.25
Please note the attachments for clarification of UPRR right of way, spur tracks onto my
property as well as location of the Unocal Bulk Plant to the SE of my property. Unocal
has already reached a settlement with me and I am seeking the same with UPRR.
Please contact Mr. Kerry Boyle of the San Luis Obispo City Fire Department with any
questions you may have regarding his requirements for cleanup of the soil contamination.
It is his belief, that UPRR is a responsible party for the contamination.
If there is a formal claim form I need to complete or submit to you please advise andlot
provide the forms. I have retained documentation of all my related expenses for your
review. Please consider this a formal request for settlement of my claim for cost recovery
for required site mitigation of an unauthorized release caused by UPRR. I would
appreciate a response within 30 days. You may contact me at (805) 543-1215 so that we
may discuss this in greater detail.
Sincerely,
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les Roeder,Owner
3045 DuncanLane
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
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Unocal Corporation
276Tank Farm Road
PO Box 1069
San Luis Obispo, Ca93406
Attn: Kelly a. Duran
Property Manager Operations
Real Estate and Rentediation Services
Re: 304-5 Duncan Lane
San Lr.ris Obispo, CA 93401
Unocal's Site #0691
Dear Ms. Duran:
We have just received a bill from the State Board of Equali2ation in the amount of
$3830.16 for Hazardous Generator Fees for the calendar year 2003.
This fee is above and beyond the related expenses we billed you in 2004. We removed
three loads of Hazardous waste related to Unocal. We are asking you to reimburse us lor
those three loads in the amount of $1200.00, which is your portion.
lf yorr Irave any firrther questions please do rrot hesitate to call me. (805) 543-1215,
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les M. Roeder
Owner, Mission Self Storage
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May 10,2004
Charles M. Roeder
Mission Self Storage
3045 Duncan Rd
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
543-r215
748-1718 (cell)
Unocal Corporation
276Tank Farm Rd.,
San Luis Obispo, CA 93406
Attn: Kelly A. Duran
Property Manager
Operations, Real Estate and
Remedial Services
RE: Removal and disposal of Union 76 pipeline
Dear Ms. Duran:
This letter is in regard to our meeting of 17 March 2004. At that time we discussed the
removal and disposal of old pipe on the above mentioned property that had been
previously put down by Union 76. Enclosed please see pictures of the old pipe being
removed and the full disposal box. Please find attached copies of disposal and labor bills
that were paid by us to Souza Construction and Coastal Rolloff in the amount of
$ 1030.34.
Thank you for your remediation consideration. If there are any further questions please
feel free to call me.
Sincerely,
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Charles M. Roeder
Owner, Mission Self Storage
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Business plan is complete, current, & available during inspection GISC 25503.5, Title 19 CCIR2729)
Inventory of hazardous materials is complete (IISC 25504' Title 19 CCR2729)
Site layouVfacility maps are accurate (HSC 25504' Title 19 CCR2729)
TRAINING PLAN
Facility has appropriate training program (Title 19 CCR2732 & 22 CCR 66265.16j
Training documentation is maintained on site for current personnel (Title 19 CCR2732 &,
22 CCR66265.16)
EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN
Contingency plan is complete, updated, and maintainett on site (HSC 25504' Title 19 CCR
2731 & 22 CCR $ 66265.53/54)
Facility is operated and maintained to prevenUminimize/rnitigate fire, explos!ono or release
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
2160 Santa Barbara Avenue . San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-5240 . 805/781-7380
"Courtesy E Service"
June2l,2002
Mr. Chuck Roeder, Owner
Auto Parts Recycling
3045 Duncan Road
San Luis Obispo. CA. 93401
Re:3045 Duncan Road, San Luis Obispo, Ca; Results of Additional Phase II
Environmental Assessment, and Corrective Action Plan.
Dear Mr. Roeder:
I have received and reviewed the abovementioned documents. It is my understanding
that you wish to pursue an investigation into whether Union Oil Company may have
contributed to the existing contamination discovered near the front entrance to your
facility. As you know Union Oil Company had a long history of handling hazardous
materials at the site in years past. It appears that the contamination has been adequately
delineated, however, if you wish to keep that project separate from the redevelopment of
your property we can work with you to accomplish that goal. Please be advised that
doing so may delay your project for an undetermined length of time.
In terms of the Corrective Action Plan, my comments are limited to the area of
verification samples to be collected at the conclusion of soil excavation/remediation. The
plan mentions five samples with a provision for more if required by City Fire. I will
require soil verification samples in the following areas: former waste oil tank; former
Above Ground Tanks for fuel; former crane; former crusher; beneath clarifier; beneath
the former PCB tank; two samples in leach field; and an additional five samples
randomly selected from the remediation site for a total of 13 verification samples. The
PCB sample must be analyzed using an appropriate EPA Method.
The balance of the Plan is acceptable as written and we look forward to working with you
to complete this project in a timely manner. Please contact me at 78I-7383 if y6u have
any questions regarding this correspondence. Thankyou,
Sincerely,
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D. Kerry Boyle
Hazardous Materials Coordinator
Cc: Chris Prevost, Secor International Incorporated
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May 4,2004
Unocal Corporation
Paul Lindquist, Sr. Project Manager
P. O. Box 1069
San Luis Obispo, CA 93406
Mission SeIf Storageo 3045 Duncan Lane, San Luis Obispo, CA. Cost
Reimbursement for Assessment, Remediation, Disposal of Contaminated Soil
and Pipelines.
Dear Mr. Lindquist:
Thank you for the opportunity to meet with you at my property on May 3, 2004 to discuss
Unocal's responsibility for contaminated soil at3045 Duncan Lane, San Luis Obispo
associated with former operations at the site by Unocal. As we discussed, I have
attempted to present information to Unocal regarding the contamination and my actions
to properly characteize and dispose of the contaminated soil so as to keep my
construction project on track. It has been over two years since the contaminated soil was
first discovered and our meeting is the first progress towards obtaining reimbursement for
my costs associated with cleaning up the site.
Please find attached a detailed accounting of related expenses including: Attorney fees;
site assessment by a consultant; soil analysis and profile development; labor related to
removal of pipeline and contaminated soil and stockpiling on site; and trucking and
disposal fees. Total costs associated for the above scope of work is $7,734.06. Much of
the work conducted at the site was overseen/required by the City Fire Department and
documented with photographs and written inspection reports from their agency. Please
contact me at (805) 748-1718 cell telephone or at home (805) 544-2707. Thank you for
your assistance in assuring complete cost recovery for my expenses related to
remediating contamination associated with Unocal operations at my site.
Sincerely,
4
Chuck M. Roeder
Owner, Mission Self Storage
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April 4,2002
Mr. Chuck Roeder, Owner
Auto Parts Recyclers of SLO, Inc.
3045 Duncan Lane
San Luis Obispo, Ca.
Re: Work Plan For Remediation of Soil Contamination at3045 Duncan Lane
Dear Mr. Roeder:
Thank you for the recent submittal of the Phase II Environmental Site Assessment Report
by Secor International lncorporated for the site mentioned above. In general the soil
samples revealed contamination in the form of TPH-Diesel and Lead in specific
locations. The contamination at the surface was relatively elevated, but as depth
increased there was a dramatic decline in the levels of contaminants. The only exception
to this was for Lead near the crane, which increased in concentration from 1,900 ppb at
surface to 2,500 ppb at a depth of 1.5 feet. One shallow soil sample was collected in an
area formerly used to store transformer oil. This sample was analyzed for PCB's and
came back slightly above the state action levels for PCB's.
The groundwater investigation was more favorable. Three temporary gtoundwater wells
were installed and samples collected. Al1 samples were analyzed for the following
constituents: Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as gasoline (TPH-gas); Volatile Organic
Compounds (VOC's); Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene, and Xylene (BTEX); and Methyl
Tert Butyl Ether ( MTBE). Temporary well #3 contained Trichloroethylene (TCE) at
levels greater than state action levels. The source of the contamination is unknown at this
time. Based on the information presented in the report, the City Fire Department is
requesting that asite remediation work plan be submitted no later that April 30,2002.
Additionally, written documentation as to the fate of the aboveground fuel storage tanks,
aboveground waste oil tank, automobile crusher, and underground clarifier must be
provided. Please contact me at 781-7383 should you have any questions.
Sincerely,
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Hazardous Materials Coordinator
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JANUARY 27,2A03
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AUTO PART RECYCLERS
8045 DI]NCAN STREET
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Re: Waste Approval Notification and Hazardous Waste Tfansportation Routes
This letter is to inform you that Clean Harbors, Buttonwillow and Clean Harbors Westmorland
Facility's have the appropriate permits for and will accept ttre waste identified below. Should any
changes occur in the process or operation generating this waste or if there is a change in the
chemical composition of the waste, please contact your customer service representative at one of the
following numbers:
Northern california - (40g) 451-5000
Soutltern California - (323) 277-25W
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Approval Number):
Waste Description:
Waste Approval Number:
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Profile Expiration Date:
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Waste Manifest. Unless otherwise notified, this profile will expire on the date indicated above.
Kern County has established routes for the transportation of hazardous waste to the Buttonwillow
Facilify. The transportation of hazardous waste through tlte community of Buttonwillow to the
Buttonwillow Facility is prohibited. The purpose of the hazardous waste transportation routes is to
eliminate hauling hazardbus waste through the community of Buttonwillow. The transportation
routes are as follows:
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CALIFORNIA C OMMERCIAL OF'F' SITE HAZ ARD OU S WAS TE
MANAGEMENT FACILITIES
This listing includes all commercial hazardous waste permitted Recycling, Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities (TSDF) that
accept offsite waste for a fee and perform treatment and/or disposal at the facility. This listing will be periodically updated as
additional information is obtained.
DISCLAIMER
Inclusion of facilities in this document is for information only and constitutes neither an endorsement of these facilities by DTSC nor a
certification by DTSC that they are operated in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. The information in this listing
includes names, addresses, telephone numbers, wastestreams and capacities of hazardous waste facilities that may accept hazardous
wastes from generators in California. Although an attempt has been made to provide the most accurate information available, the state
assumes no obligation for reliance upon this listing should there be any omission or error in any listing or description contained herein.
If you have additional questions or any suggestions, comments, or corrections, please call, e-mail or write:
DEPARTMENT OF TOXIC SUBSTANCE CONTROL
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
1OO1 I STREET, 1lth FLOOR
P. O. BOX 806
SACRAMENTO, CA 958 12-0806
ATTN: FRANK LAURICELLA
Voice: 916-323-2964
Fax: 916-322-1005
E-Mail : fl aurice@dtsc. ca. gov
Last updated: February 14,200t
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Boliden Metech, lnc.cA.D077182293 6200 Engle way Gikoy 95020 408-848-30s0
Boliden Meteh, lnc.cADon182293 6200 Engle Way cihoy 95020 408-848-3050
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Aqueous Solution WPrecious Metals (Non
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Grenware Fired Chips WPrsious Metals 12,000 lbs./day
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June20,2002
Mr. Kerry Boyle
San Luis Obispo City Fire Department
2160 Santa Barbara Avenue
San Luis Obispo, California 9340L
Subject:Corrective Action PIan
3045 Duncan Lane
San Luis Obispo, California
Reference:Phase II Environmental Site Assessment - Attto Parts Recycling, 3045 Duncan Road,
San Luis Obispo, CA, by SECOR International Incorporated, dated March 18,2002
Dear Mr. Boyle:
Introduction
On behalf of Mr. Charles Roeder, SECOR International Incorporated (SECOR) is presenting this
Corrective Action Plan (CAP) for the subject site. Figure 1 is a site location map and Figure 2 is a
site plan. The CAP has been prepared to describe proposed activities to rernediate the identified
hydrocarbon and lead impacted soil at the site, which was discovered while conducting a Phase II
Environmental Site Assessment (ESA).
Backsround and Site Conditions
Currently, the property is operated by Auto Parts Recyclers, which is a facility that buys and sells
wrecked automobiles, automobile pafts, recyclable metals, plastics, glass and home appliances,
which has been in operation for approximately 40 to 50 years. Disrnantled autornobiles have
occupied most of the property in the past; however, over the last several months automobiles have
been removed from the property in anticipation of redeveloping the property. Located at the
northernmost portion of the property is a crane used to crush or dismantle automobiles and other
materials and at the northwestern portion of the property is an automobile crusher. Three above
ground fuel and oil storage tanks (AST's) also occupy the northernmost portion of the property,
located over paved surfaces. An office, storage area, and glass/aluminum sorting facility occupy the
middle of the southern portion of the property and a private residence occupies the southeastern
portion of the property. Also located west of the office, is an underground clarifier used for
oil/grease and water separation. Figure 2 is a site plan that depicts the rnajor features described
above.
3437 Empresa Driue, Suite A, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805,546,0455 805 546 0583 Fax wwtu.sec7f ,c7nx
San Luis Obispo Fire Departmenr
June 20,2002
Page2
SECOR completed a Phase II ESA in March 2002 at the subject site, which included exploratory
trenching, soil sampling, hand auger borings, and collection of groundwater samples. Based on the
results of the Phase II ESA, the surface soil (top 1 to 2 feet) at various locations was found to contain
concentrations of total petroleum hydrocarbons as diesel and oil (TPH-d) and lead that exceed local
regulatory cleanup goals. In addition, the lead concentrations obtained from several samples exceeded
the California Total Threshold Limit Concentration (CA TTLC) of 1,000 mg/kg, which in accordance
with the California Code of Regulations, Title22, is to be classified as a Californiahazardous waste.
According to information supplied to SECOR, the property owner, Mr. Charles Roeder, has been
removing automobiles and parts from the property since the completion of the Phase II ESA in
March 2002. In addition, Mr. Roeder has been reducing the quantities of materials entering the
recycling facility in order to reduce the potential of further contaminating the property prior to the
proposed redevelopment.
Corrective Action Method
Due to the relatively shallow depth of impacted soil (limited to 2 feet below ground surface), limited
lateral extent, and chemical composition of the affected material, soil excavation is the preferred
remedial alternative for the subject site.
The total volume of soil requiring excavation and removal is estimated to vary from 100 to 300 in-
place cubic yards (CY).
Plannins and Permits
The existing Site Health and Safety Plan (SHSP) will be updated for the site prior to field activities.
The SHSP will be prepared in accordance with federal OSHA (29 CFR 1910.120) regulations for
performing work at hazardous or potentially hazardous waste sites. All SECOR personnel and
subcontractors associated with the remediation activities will be required to be familiar and comply
with all provisions of the SHSP.
A grading permit is not anticipated for the proposed remediation activities since proposed
excavations are to be less than 2 feet in depth throughout the property, surface topography and
drainage patterns will not be altered significantly, and low volumes of soil will be generated.
Exca of Petroleum Hvdrocarbon and Lead-Impacted Soil
Based the results of the Phase II ESA, the top 2-inches to I foot of soil throughout hydrocarbon and
lead impacted areas of the property will be excavated and placed into stockpile(s) prior to hauling
off site. These areas are depicted on Figure 3 - Site Remediation Plan. Two additional areas, as
depicted in Figure 3, will be excavated to approximately 2 feet below ground surface to remove soil
contaminated with lead and petroleurn hydrocarbons. Excavation activities are anticipated to be
accomplished by using standard grading equipment. Qualified field personnel will be onsite to assist
San Luis Obispo Fire Department
Iwe20,2002
Page 3
with excavation activities, monitor soil conditions during excavation for hydrocarbons and collect
soil samples. A photo-ionization detector may be utilized to quanti$r petroleum hydrocarbon
concentrations in the soil and aid in guiding excavation activities. All impacted soil will be
temporarily stockpiled and covered with visqueen pending offsite disposal. Dust control will be
implemented in accordance with the City of San Luis Obispo Codes, which may be accomplished by
wetting the ground within the disturbed areas as needed.
Waste Profiline
One or two sarnples will be obtained from the stockpiled soil to determine hazardous waste
characteristics for disposal. The waste profile analytical results and a generator profile form will be
submitted to permitted recycling/disposal facilities to evaluate disposal options. Impacted soil will
not be transported to the selected facility until acceptance documentation has been received.
Waste profiling samples will be analyzed for Title 22 metals and TPHd/BTEX by Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) Test Methods 6020 and 8260, respectively.
Verification Soil Sampline
Once field monitoring results indicate that the petroleum hydrocarbon-impacted soil has been
acceptably removed, grab verification soil samples will be collected from the boundaries of the
excavation. At least five samples will be obtained to verify removal of impacted soil, however, the
actual number of samples analyzed will be at the discretion of the San Luis Obispo Fire Department
(SLOFD) inspector. Soil samples will be collected using a steel trowel, placed in laboratory-
supplied jars and stored on ice for transport to a California certified laboratory. All sampling
equipment will be properly decontaminated prior to sampling and between sampling intervals to
minimize the possibility of cross-contamination. At the conclusion of remediation activities, soil
sample locations and final excavation limits will be recorded on a site plan.
Soil verification samples from the excavation will be analyzed for TPHd and lead in accordance with
EPA Test Methods 8260 and 6020, respectively.
Offsite Disposal
Based on the soil analytical results, the stockpiled soils will be classified as either hazardous or non-
hazardous. Following waste acceptance profiling, the impacted soil will then be transported by a
licensed hazardous or non-hazardous materials hauler to a permitted disposal/recycling facility under
hazardous or non-hazardous waste manifest, as appropriate.
San Luis Obispo Fire Depaltment
Iune 20,2002
Page 4
Removal of Tanks, Clarifier. Crane. and Crusher
As previously noted, three above AST's anda crane are located onthe northernmostportion of the
property. In addition, an automobile crusher is located on the northwestern portion of the property.
A subsurface clarifier and leachfield are located centrally at the southern portion of the property.
The clarifier is used for separating oil and grease from water associated with cleaning automobile
parts. The leachfield is used for the subsurface disposal of the separated water.
The AST's should be removed from the property prior to or during site remediation to prevent
possible re-occurrence of surface soil contamination. The AST's should be removed from the
property, transported, and disposed of in accordance with the AST requirements and regulations
enforced by the San Luis Obispo City Fire Department.
The crane and automobile crusher should also be removed prior to or during site remediation to
prevent re-contaminating surface soils. The crane and crusher may include hydraulic oil lines,
engine oil, and gasoline tanks. All hydraulic oil, gasoline, and engine oil should be emptied from the
crane and crusher prior to dismantling and removal from the property. Containment and disposal of
the gasoline and oil should be in accordance with sLoFD requirements.
Prior to the proposed re-development of the property, the underground clarifier and leachfield should
be excavated and removed. The clarifier should be pumped out prior to excavation. Standard
excavating equipment is anticipated for the removal of the clarifier and leachfield. SECOR should
be contacted during the removal of the clarifier and leachfield to observe the soil conditions under
and in the vicinity of the removed components. In addition, soil samples may be obtained for
analysis if evidence of leakage is observed.
Site Restoration
Remediation activities should occur at least two weeks prior to rough grading activities for the
proposed development at the subject property. Therefore, site restoration will be limited to
removing any trash and debris generated during remediation activities.
Report Preparation
Upon completion of remedial excavation activities and receipt of final analytical results, a corrective
action implementation report (CAIR) will be prepared and submitted to the San Luis Obispo Fire
Department (SLOFD). The CAIR will document SECOR's methodologies used for data collection,
present analytical results in tabular form, and provide data interpretation, conclusions and
recommendations for site closure. In addition, the report will include laboratory reports, copies of
waste manifest documents, vicinity and site maps, final excavation limits, and other pertinent
documentation. The report will be prepared under the direction of, and signed by, a registered
geologist or engineer.
San Luis Obispo Fire Department
Iune20,2Q02
Page 5
Schedule
Remediation activities should be conducted at a minimum of two weeks prior to rough grading the
site for the proposed development to allow for completion of laboratory analytical results, to
determine if all impacted soil has been removed from the property, and to allow re-sampling and
additional soil removal, if required.
The CAIR will be submitted to the SLOFD and Mr. Chuck Roeder approximately two weeks after
receipt of laboratory analytical results and disposal documentation.
If you have any questions, or would like to discuss any portion of this corrective action plan in
greater detail, please contact this office at your convenience.
Sincerely,
SECOR International Incorporated
re 'fu*M
Chris Prevost
Project Engineer
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Attn: Orval Osborne
Date Sampled: tr/ZO/OzDatc Recelvedt l-t/22/Az
DaEe Reported, Lz/oe/02
Projecb XD:
Log l{\rmber r
Sanple ID:
,r4543
02-597 6
2 pilea (13306)
The following are att,aehed:
* Analytical Report* Quality ConErol Report,t Chain-of-Cuatody
Tessing was conducted using EPA or equivalent methods approved by rhescate of califor:nia Deparrment of gearch services. A1]'ippricabie qcmet the required aceeptance eriteria.
Thank you for choosing D*TEK to serve your analytiear neede I
Revievred and approvedr
en E enza
Operations Manager
p.,Dec i2. 200?,: 5 40Plr4 CREEK LABS
--'^^i
I
No ?084 P l2 p. s
D-TEK Aualytical Laboratories' Inc"
9020 Ktnnnrr Drlvc, Sultc 205
SanDiego,ca glltl
s664s4t(EsE)56A{s40 FAX
CREEK ENVIRoNMENTAL LAAORATOBTES' INC'
l4l Suburban Roa4 Silltc C-5
San Luis ObtsPo' CA 93401
Atnr: Mr.Orvsl Osborne
Dstr of Rcport:
SamPling Dete:
Date SenPle Rtcelved:
Dltc Extmctcd:
Date AlrelYztdl
Analyzed Bl;
Mcthod:
UnlE:
Samplc TlPe:
Prolect Neme:
Detec{ion
ANALysrb Limltt
tagrcz
flnNaz
nnua
tu4lo2
December 4'2Wz
EA
EPA EO8V8OE2
ps/kg
Sludec
J4543
Log Nomber:
Sanple IDI
02-5976
2 pllec
13306 'DF
Atddn
Alphr. EHC
8aa - BllC
Chloduc (Tcch/Tol)
4.4'- DDD
4,4'.D9fl
4.4' - DDT
Dclh'BHC
Dicldrin
Endorulfrn I
Endorulfen U
Endosulfen Sulfrte
Endrin
Endrin AldobYdc
6s1115g.3HQ {Lindlrrd
HopucNor
Hcgnchlor EPoridc
Mailrorychlor
Toxrphcnc
pestg; - 1016
Aroclor - l?21
fuoclor - 1232
Arselor - 1242
Aroslor - 1248
Arecloel'2t4
6nsl63 ' 1260
0.20
0.60
0.60
t0.00
0.50
0.50
0.do
0.60
0.10
0,30
0.50
0r0
0.40
0,50
0.30
0.20
0.30
r0.00
2t.00
33 00
6'1.00
!3.00
33.00
Jl,tx)
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33.00
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Ellen Atienza
Operations Manager
. DFDiludon Foctor.Thc &rccdon limtr lnd alatYsr;s rcrulP *grc contdad rccodingly.
n-- 14 4^^4 ';40PM CREIK LABS[glUUU.ll lUUll: d No 2084 P l3 p. +
D-TEK Analytical Laboratories, Inc.
9020 Kcnrnat Drive, Sulh 205
SenDhgo, CA 92121
(858) s55-{s40 FAX (858) 566.{s42
Date:
Attn:
Srrnplc l-sg#t
Datc Ertracted:
Drre Analyzed:
Extrection Method;
Andyels Method:
MDTHODBLANK
QUALI T CONTROL DATA REFORT
yrl9t02
Mr, Orval Osborne
a2-s976
lu4to2
Dcccmberd 2002
EPA 3550/364)
EPA 808r/8082
No mrget analyles were detected iu the method blank,
LABORATORY CONTROL ST.ANDARD
Compound
G-BHC (Lindane)
Heptachlor
Aldrin
Dieldrin
Endrin
4,4-DDT
7o Recovery QC Llmits % DUP % Recovery 7o RPD
o
4
I
ll
9
l3
83
80
86
95
93
l8I
12-t27
34-il I
42-t22
36-t46
30-r47
25-160
90
83
93
106
toz
t34
Log #
SURROGATE NE€OVER,IES
(Tctredtloro-M-Xylstc)
Percent RccoverJr
Method Blank
D2-s976
LCS
rcS DUP
Ellen Atienze
Operations Manager
78
95
103
108
QC Ltmits; 43tol69%
ouALrTY OONTRO!, TERIggOLOCy
LCg . LABOIII|TOBy CONIFOL SAII!?LE. Repon€d !r S rcortry of an indGTsdcrt stendud carrlcd rhrough all romgle
popor.oriop pleoodus to vorif) rnothcd gorfonmncs. Asccgt blc tortE ir borcd ort hisodcll loborNlory conrtol drlr lrrd EFA
rcquirtmcnu, Any oulot-coDrlof QQ derr ir clcrly indicsrod.
Spikc-. cnvironrucntil irrnplc in rtrrt.ix apllaod wfth rncflud oompculdr and l! rcoowry of oawuo"tios tPil(od into rarhPlo b colculatod
Ropoaad as S rcovery. Aoocpoblc anrgt for "Normsl Matrir SamplC'ir brrcd on N4oncll rtbontoryaonFol da$. Any oul{f'{ontrol
QC drtr ir ElorlY indicrled.
Surrogrt6" Conpounds rEpresenutit/c of e grsup of cortrpoundr. Sunngrta rro rpikod inio cnvironmcaral mplg sd 9b ncovery of
conorioldon lplkad is calcqh6d rnd aporlcd, Acccprabtc rang€ r,lrica d€loodirrg on nmple tnrsir iDd rnulysir rncthod'
I
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D-TEK Analyticat Laboratories, Inc'
9020 Kcaamr Drive, Suitt 205
Sru DicBo,cA 92121
paa (ESE)s&-4342(rsE)56$'ltt40
CREEK ENVIRONMENTAL LADONATORMS' INC'
l4l Suburbnn Rosd, Suite C'5
Sen Luis ObisPo, CA 93401
Attn: Mr. Orval Oeborne
Daie of RePori;
SamPling Date:
Dtte SamPle Recelved:
Dnte Extrscted:
Date AnalYzed:
AnelYzed BY:
Methoil:
Unlts:
SampleTYPe:
ProJect Nurnber:
Analysis
taglu
tv20102rlfl02
lau02
Ilecember 412002
AS
EPA E27OC
wlue
Soil
J4szt
Deteetiol
Limtb
Log Numbcr:
Sample II):
vLsw6
2 pilo*
( 13306 )
1,2,4,5-Tetruchlorobenzene
1,2.4-Trichlorobenzenc
1,2- Dichlorsbenzcne
1,2-DphenYlbYdrazine
1,3 -Dichlorobenzene
1.4-Dichlorobenzene
1-ChloronaPhthalertc
t-NapbftYlamine
2,3,4,GTctrachloroPhcnol
2.4, 5-TrichloroPhenol
2,4,6JTrichlorophenol
2,4-DichloroPhenol
2,4-DircthYlPhcnol
2.4-DinitroPhenol
2,4-Dinitotoluone
2,6-DichloroPhenol
2,6-Dinitrotoluene
?4hloronaPhthalene
2-Chlorophenol
?-MethylnaPthalene
2.MethYlPheool
2-MethYl4.6-DinitroPhenol
50.00
8,93
r3.36
50.o0
17.38
28.58
50.00
50.00
50.00
11.13
16.58
't,51
13.51
r28.01
21.42
50.00
22.t9
14.14
17,85
9.88
11.28
17. l9
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D-
N02084 P l5p.s
Inc.
Detcctlon
Limits
tng Numbcr:
Samplc ID:
02-5976
2 pilee
AnalYsls 13306 )t
2-NaphthYlamine 9'50
2-Ninoaniline 26'80
2-Nitrophcnot 15'91
2-Piooline 9'50
I,ii-Pi"r,rotoucnzidine 23'46
illl"rtvi.t "loanthrene 9'50
3-Nitroanilino 19'87
4-AminobiPhenYl 50'00
;-;;;;d""Yl PbenYl Ether 274'e6
a-chloroinilino 'l '02
aiiJ"t"pn"nyl-phenvl Bther 34's2
+irrrot ]l'*o,rwrO"*t 966,
4-MethylPheool 14'15
4-Nitroanilino 62'48
*NitrsPhenol 7E'05
i,rz-pit*tnyfUenz (a) Anttuacene 50'00
Aceuaphthen c 16'23
AcenaPbtfrYlene 20-04
AcctoPhenone 50'00
Anilinc 23'01
fuirhracene 33'24
Azobenzene 38'15
.-"pi"*ttVlphonethytamine --:9'OoBenzidine 2165
Bsnzoic Acid 5'46
;;;;" (A) antbrscene 26'69
-B"rrro (a}PY"e"" t0'57
;i.nlo iiihuo'"otu"n' t9'91;"" i-c'nn PerYlcne 17'11;;;; iliin-*'l"'i'"o' 5q'9q
iffir ii'onor 15'36
si, ti-Crtrotoethoxy) rnethanc 10'42
;; i-2iiii;'"ethYljethcr 1? 9!lit tzirtrotoisoprophvl) cther 19 ?9
iit iantvrn""Yi; Pihotott 191-srtriB""ir Pt'natite 51-'15^
Carbazole 49'38
ChrYsene 34'71
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p:cDec l 2 2002 , 5:4OPil4 CREEK LABS No?084 P l6P.z
D-TEK Anatytical Laboratories, Inc'
9020 Kenaurr Drlve, Sultc 205
Sra DieSot CtL 9LL2l
FAX (EsE)5664542(rsE)566.45{0
Dctcctlon
Llmlc
Log Number;
Sample ID:
02-5976
2 piles
AnelYsis
Dibenzofuran
Dibenzo (A, H) fuirhracene
Dibsnzo (A,J) Acridine
DietbYl Phthslate
Dimethyt Phthalate
Diphcnylamine
Di-n$urYlPhthalate
Di-n-OctYlPhthalste
Ethyl Methanesulfonatc
Fluorauthene
Fluorene
llgsachlgrobenzens
Hexachlorobutadiene
I{cx achloroc Ycl oPentadi ene
Hotachloroethauc
Indeno (1.2,3-CD) Pytene
Isophorooe
Methyl Methane Sulfonarc
Napthalene
Nitrobcnzene
-NitrosodimetbYlamine
N-NiuosodiPhenYlamine
N-Nitrosodi-N-ProPhYlarnine
N-NitrosoPiPeridine
N'Nitroso'Di -N-BurYlamine
Pcntashloronitrobenzone
PentachlotoPbenol
Phenacotin
Phenantrene
Phenol
PronamidP
Pyreno
p-DimcthY lunrirroazobcnzene
Atienza
r3305
t4.94
46.59
50.00
33.13
46.99
50.00
24.67
13.13
50.00
26.t1
28,89
46.U
17,03
13.37
12.93
61,09
18.57
50.00
4.88
17,90
50,00
52.09
2l,80
50.00
50.00
50.00
26.n
50,00
26.32
29J3
50.00
13.u
50.00
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Operations Manrger
e"1Dec. l?. 2002, 5:4lP[tl CREEK LABS-) ,-l
D-TEK Analytical Laboratories, Inc.
9020 Keoenrrr Drlvt, Sutle ZtS
Sen Dlcgo, CA 9rl2l
(t58) 5664s40 FAX (r58) s664542
No.2084 P l7 r.a
Date:
Attn:
Dnte Extrected:
Date Analyzed:
Extractlon Method;
Analysis Method:
l-og*:
METI{OD BLANK
QUALITY COITITROL DATA REPORT
ta9n2
Mn Orvel Osborne
12,t4102
December 4,2402
EPA 3550
EPA E27OC
02.5976
No Targct Analytcs wcrc found in rho Method Blank.
LCS Recoveries
RPD
?o
9c
Rccoycry
QC
Lhtll,lclo
Dup. Vo
Rcc,
Muluun
AID 9o
Phenol
2.Chloropbenol
l14-Dichlorobenzene
N-Nitroso-di-n-propylamine
l,2l.Trichlorobcnzene
4- Chloro-3-Mcthylphenol
.d.ccnephlhene
2,GDinitrotoluene
4.Nitrophenol
Pentachlorophcnol
Pyrene
4L
40
3E
38
2E
!2
31
3t
50
30
3l
6
4
6
5
6
6I
7
2
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0
63
69
70
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62
63
70
2E
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6E
85
61
72
74
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66
67
76
30
93
76
85
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36.105
4l-l16
39-9E
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46-l18
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10-133t.llt
26'tn
De,Dec.l?. 200?i, i:4lPlt4 CRETK LABS No 2084 P l8 p.s
D-TEK Analytical Laboratories, Inc'
9020 Kelsnrr Drlvc, Suitc 205
SanDlego'cA 92121
565{540 FAX s66-{sLZ
PERCENT
BlN
2-FluoroblPhenYl TerphenYl'd14
Ine#
02-sy16
QC Limns
Nltrobenzene'd5
120
3S'Ll44o
69
43'1167o
7Z
n.l4l%
Acid Extractnble Recoteries
2-FluoroPhenol
69
21.1059o
Phenol-d5
86
L0'LO79o lr$'1234o
2,4,6.TribromoPhenol
94Log$
02-5976
QCLlmits
Ellen
Operations Mauager
7
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D-TEN, .llIftA.ElEfCAI' LADORATORIEE, .IttC.902A Xenenar Drlve, gutte 2ASEan Dfego, CA 9ZIZI(e58) 566-4540 P x (850t 566-1s12
No?084 P l9 P.lo
Creek EnvLronnental lra,boreEorLes1{1 Srrburban Rd., gulte C-5San Luie Obispo, Ce 93d0f.
Attsnr OrvaL ogirorn.
ProjecE ID: it{5t13
Log Number: O2-59rG
Sample rD: 2 pilos (X3306)
AIIALYTTCALT RE8IIIrTS
Rceulte Ilntts
Dse€ Reportedt \21o9/ozDste Sanrplad . LL/ zA I OzDate Recelvedl. tl/22/A2
Sam5rle l1pe; Sai.l
Metbod lnalysE/DateAnalyais
Flash PqIHt,> 212 Deg-F EPA 1010 rc L2/08102
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p.ll
D-TBK ^erVA&fffCAIr LAAORATORI,SE' rr{C'
gA2A X.enamar Drlve, Sutee 205
Sart Dlogo' CA 92721
(858t 566-454b FAtt (658l- 566'4542
Report Date:
Log Nurtber:
nloe/az
02-597 6
9UALTTY COIITROI/ DATA REPORT
ike Conc) X 100tiE Ls less than
*[cg - Laboratory control Sample. The LCS ie a b]ank epiked wibh a known
amount of methoh a""iyie i"l bbiaineO from independenb standarde and is
"u"ii"a throuEh all slmple preparaEion and analytigal: procedures'
Recoveriea are calculat^"a iir order to evalual"e method accuracy '
Splke - The epike ie an actual eample spiked with a knor'rn amounE of
*itrt"a analytl (e) and ie c"tti"d tlirough aII sample preqaratlon and
"r-ivii"al lroceduree. Recoveries are'cafculatea in order to evaluate
potential matrix interferences.
jpp = Rel g Difference = (tResult I - Reeult. 2) / tlverage Result) X f0o?
The RPD providea a meaEure of-meihod preclsion by comparing analyt'i'cal
results bf 2 duplicate samPIeE.
t RecoverY : t (Spike samp1e ResulL - Sample -Result) / 9pifru-i.r,rlt of thl unspikEd eample is treated as zero if
establighed report.ing limits'
*
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DeDec 12 2002{.5:4lPM CREEK LABS No.2084 P 2l
e-L2
D-IEN E.OIAI,NTTCIL IAEONj,TORXES,'IUC.
9O2A Kena,rrar DrLve, Suice 205
9aa Diago, CA 92727(gsa) 566-4540 FA,c (858) s66-4542
R€porE Dater
Log Nl\rnber:
L2/ A9 / 02
02-5976
9UAIrrnf COI|TROIT DATA REPORT
Method(g) r rnorganLcs
trfiathod
Les
t RecoveryAnalycia
Splket Recovery
Duplicate
RPD
Flash Point EPA 1O1O O (RPD)
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LEGEND
T€ . Trench Location
TW'3+ Temporary Well Location
ND BSl"?ft!"fl:.fl.l[?etow Laboratory
NS Not Sampled
NOTE: 1. All LocationsApproximated2. AII TpH, LEAD, bnd pCB concentrations
repoded in mgkg.
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560
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Chuck Roeder
Mission Park
3045 Duncan Avenue
^r- r --^ cASan LU}S (JPrtPV,
Log Num"ber
order;
Res-e ived :
02-C13305
J4543
tt/ta/6)tLJ evt v-
SAMPLE DESERIPT
2 Biles
ANALYTE
934 01
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RESULT ' R.L.
SA}4PLED
DATE @ TIME MATRIX
= ===- = = = =_= == =t --==== ==='= ===== == =
lrt/20/02@t4:25 Solid
=== = ===== = ===' - - === = --=== = ==-'= ===
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Reacclve Cyanide
pH
SuIfide, ReacLive
S i lver
ArEenic
Barium
BerYlIium
Cadmium
cobal L
Chromium
CoPPer
MercurY
MolYbdenum
Nickel
Leed
Antimony
selenium
ThalIium
Vanadium
Zinc
Gasoline Rang€ HYdrecarbons
Dlesel RanEe Hydroearbone
Acetone
BenPene
Bromobenzene
Bromochloromethane
B rornodi c trl o rome thane
Bromoform
Bromomethane
2 -Butanone
t - BucYlbenzene
Not Detected
8.0
Nor Detected
4.6
Not DetecLed
l, 100
Nol Det€cced
L]
4J
260
r 1dn
0.93
Nct Def,ected
270
?, 000
Not Debected
Not Detecged
NoC DeEectsed
54
5 .400
Not Debecced
1-.200
Not Decected
Not Detected
No! Debecf,ed
NoL Decected
Not Detected
Not Decected
Not DetecEed
Not DeEected
NoC DebecLed
Sw 846, Section ]r:^/27/02
EPA 9O4s Lt/26/o2
5w 846, Seccion ]-:-/27/a2
EPA 6OL0 \2/o2/o2
EpA 6010 L2/02/02
EPA 6010 r2/O2/o2
Ep.A,6ot0 L2/a2/o2
EBA 6,010 )'2/o2 / 02
EPA 5o1o 72/A2/02
EpA 6010 t2/02/02
EPtr 6010 r2/A2102
EpA ?4?I r]./2s/02
EpA 6010 L2/o2102
EPA 6010 t2/o2/02
8PA 6010 \2/02laz
EPA 5oL0 tzloz/o-z
EPA 6010 t2/o2io2
EpA 6010 r2/o2/02
EPA 5ol.o L2/a2/02
EPA 6010 L2/A2102
EPA 8ol5ILUFT rL/251a2
EPA, 8o15/LUFT tti22/a2
EpA S260 iL/22/A?
EFA 8260 ]-t/a2/oz
gPF, 8260 !r/22/o2
EPA 8260 tt/22/a2
EFA 8260 LL/22/O2
EPA 8260 tL/22/02
EPA s260 t\/22/A2
EpA 8260 LL/22/02
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1
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3
5
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10
30
30
30
l
10
500
200
1
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m9/Kg
nlglKg
mg/K9
rng/Kg
mg/rs
ng/Ks
ms/Kg
mg/Kg
ms/Ks
ms/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/KO
ng/Kg
r{rg/Kg
nglKg
ms/Kg
ng/Ke
ms/(g
ug/K9
m9/Kg
ug/Kg
ug/Kg
ug/re
ug/Kg
uglrg
ugiKg
ug/Rs
ug/K9
ug/Kv
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5
5
5
5
5
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5
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l,lission Parh
3O45 Duncan Averrue
San Luis ObiePo, CA
Log Number:
order:
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J4 54 -1
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SAMPLE DESCRIPTION
2 pi.les
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RESULT * R,L. (}1dITS METHOD .DJJA,LYZED
n-BuLYlbenzene
€ec-ButYl Benzene
carbon Disulfide
Carbon fetrachloride
chlorobenzene
Chloroetshane
2 - ChloroethYlvinYl ether
Chloroform
ChLoromethane
2 - Chlorotoluene
4 - ch-lcrroroluene
1, 2 -Dibromo- 3 -Chloropropane
Dibronoehlotromethane
DibromomeEhane
1, 2-Dlbromobthane {EDB}
Di chlorof luoromeEhane
1 , 2 -Dichlarobenzeng
1 , I -Diehl,orobenzene
1, + -Dichloroberrzene
i , t -uichloroethane
i, 2 -Dichloroethane
1- , 1'Dichloroebhene
cis - L, 2 -Dichloroethene
trans - l-. ? -Dichloelhene
1 | 2 -DichloroPropane
}, 3 -DiehloroproPane
2, 2-OichloroPropane
l, 1-Dlchloropropene
eis- t' 3 -DrchloroPropene
E rang - l, I -D}chlOrOPropene
Echy1benzene
Not DeLected
Not DeEecLed
NoC DeEecced
Not Petected
Not DececLed
NoE Debected
Not Detected
NoE Deleeted
Not Detecged
Noc DetecEed
\I^ts nal-a-F erl
Not Decected
No! DetecEed
Not DeEecbed
Noc Delected
Not Detecced
Not Detected
No! Detected
Not Deteceed
NoE Deteeted
Not DetecEed
Not Detecbed
Nof, Detected
NoL DeLect,ed
Not DececEed
Not Detected
Not DeEected
Noq Detected
Not Debected
Nof DefeeLed
Not Detecf,ed
5
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5
5
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5
5
5
5
5
5
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5
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5
5
5
5
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''tS/Kg
ug/t{g
ug/Kg
ug/Kg
us/Kg
uo/Kq
uslKg
u9/xg
uglKg
ug/K9
ug/Ks
'ug/K9wg/Rg
ug/Ks
us/Kg
ug/Ke
ug/Kg
ug/Ks
uslKg
us/Kg
ug/Kt
ug/Ks
ug/K9
uglKg
u9lKg
uglKg
ug/Kg
ug/K9
uglrs
u9/K9
ug/Kg
EPA 8250
EPA 8?60
EpA 8260
EPA 8260
EPA 8260
EpA 8260
EPA 8250
EPA 826Q
EPA 8250
EpA 8260
EPA 8260
EPA 8260
EpA 8260
EP.A 8260
EPA 826O
EpA 8260
EPA 8260
EPA 8260
EPA 8260
EPA 8250
EPA 826O
EPA 8260
EPA 8260
EFA 8250
EPA 8260
EPA 8250
EPA S26O
EPA 8250
EPA 8260
EPA 8260
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rL/22/02
rr/22/02
rL/22/02
Lr/22102
LL/22/a2
tr/22/02
rL /22 / A2
LL/22102
Lt/22 / 02
:-L/221a2
rL/22/a2
n/22/02
LL/22/02
tL/22/az
rt/22/02
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Mission Park
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San Luis obesPo, CA
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========-===== =:-=========== ==================
RES{'LT * R. i,. UNITS METHOD A}'ALYZED
Hexachlorobutadiene
2 - Hexanone
Iodomethane
i soproPYlbenzene
4 -IsoproPYlcoluene
4-MeEhyl-2-Penlanone
Methylene ChlorrCe
MTBE
Naphthalene
n-tropylbenzene
gtyfene
L,1 ,1", 2 -Tegrachl'oroethane
1. l, 2, 2 -?etrachloroethane
TetrachloroeLliene
?oluene
L ,2 ,3 -'trichlorobenzene
3., 2, 4 -El"ichloroberrzene
I , 1. 1. -Trichloroethane
1, 1, 2 -Trichloroethane
Trrchloroethene
frichlorof 1 uoromechane
l, 2, 3-TrichloroproPane
3-, 2, 4- TrrmethYlbenzene
1, 3, 5 -TrimeuhYlbenaene
VrnyL Aceeace
Vinyl Chloride
mi p-XYlene
o-xylene
Not Detecf,ed
NoL DeEected
Not Debected
Not Debected
Not DeEected
Noi DebeCEed
Not De,Lected
Not Decected
No! Detected
NoL Def,ected
Noc DeLecced
Nol Detected
Not DetecEed
Nof, Debecf,ed
Not Detected
NoL DececLed
NoE DetecEed
Not DeLecEed
No! DetecEed
Not DeEected
Nof, Detecged
Not Def,ected
Not Detected
NoU Detected
Not Detrected
Not DerecLed
Noc Debecueil
Not Deiected
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us/xs
u9/Ks
ug/Ks
us/Kg
ug/xo
vg/Ks
ug/Ks
ug/Kg
uglKg
ug/Kg
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ug/Kg
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ug/Kg
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EPA 8250
EpA S250
EPA 8260
EPA 8?50
EpA 8260
EPA 8250
EPA.8260
EPA 8260
EPA 8260
EPA 8250
EPA 8260
EpA 9260
EFA 8260
EPA 8260
EPA S25O
EPA 8260
EPA 8260
EpA 8260
EPA g26O
EPA S260
EPA 8260
EpA 8260
EPA B26O
!;PA UIOU
EpA S250
liYA 6ZOV
EPA,8260
EPA 8260
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LL/22/a2
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17/22/02
r!/22/02
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rr/22/02
tL/22/02
LL/22/02
Lt/22/02
rr/22/02
LL/22/02
n l22/02
rr/22/02
Lr/22/02
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7L/22 / 02
LL/22 / 02
Lr/22/02
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tL/22 / 02
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r1/22l02
\L/22/02
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6 ?ruNlEO oN R(c'1cLlD P^Ptf,
reported as "Not Decected" means noc delecteC above R'L
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REPORT OF ANALYTICAL RESUI,TS
SAMPLED
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==€==========================3==============c;-======-eE==_-======================
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Log Nurnberr 02-CI3307
order : .T4 543
Received: 13-/20/A2
934 01
REFORT OF N.IAI.YTICAL RESULTS
SAIVIPLED
SAIVIPLE DESCRTPTION SAMPLED BY DATE @ TIME MATRIX
==Bgg==!==== ======= =====g======== E=4===E-==t=--==aE
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ANALyTS RESUITT * R'L' ttlIlTS MErHOD ANALYZED
Dieeel Range HYdrocarbons 5. 30&200 rltg/Ks EPA 8ols/LUFT tt/zz/oz
r R.L- - Reporting Limit. 'RESUIJTS'reporEed a6 "NoE Detected" means not detested above R.L'
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SAMPi,E DESCRIPTION
+95=33=J== ============
100' Iderch gf Hquee
ANAIJYTE
REPORT OF AI.IALYTICAI, RESUIJTS
SAMPLED
SAMPLED BY DATE @ 'IIME MATRIX
=-F---f=- -=-e55====
Jon Schaefer/Creek tt/za/azot4:40 solid
E3====33=31!4==1--=== iA-*=a==
RESULT * R. L . UNITS METHOD A}.IALYZED
Log Number:
Order:
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J45{3
Lr/20/02
Drese] Range Hydrocarbons 59 10 ng/Ks EFh 8015/LUFT r]-/22/a2
* R,L. - Reporting Limit. 'RESULTS' reported as'rNct Detecled'r means noc detrecced above R.L
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Mission Park
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San Luis Obiepo, CA
Log Number
Order:
Recetved:
02-cl3309
J4543
Lr/20 / 02
93401
REPORT OF ANALYTICAL RESUITTS
SAMP],ED
SAMPLE DESCRIP?ION SAMPLED BY DATE @ TIME MATRIX
=t======a=========== == =--€==€===€====== ==E- =E3====3==========
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Diesel Range Hydrocarbons 320 10 ng/Kg sPA 8015,/LUFT tr-/zz/oz
* R,IJ. - Reporting r'imiU. 'RESULTS' reported as "Not DetecEed" mean6 nor detecbed above R.L
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934 01
REPORT OF ANALYTICAIJ RDSULTS
SAMPLE DBSCRIPTION SAMPLED BY
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DATE @ TIME MATRIX
40' SE of Crueher ,Jon Schaef,er/creek tI/20/Oz@1,4:5S SoLrd
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Diesel Range Hydrocarbone 530 10 rllg/Kg EPA.8015/LUFf t7/22/02
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SAMPI,E DESCRIPTION SA}VIPLED BY DA?E @ TIME MATRIX
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RNALYTE RESUITT * R,IJ. TJNI?S METHOD ANALYZED
Di.esel Range Hydrocarbone 26 1.0 lt.g/t<s EPA 8or.s/LUFT Lr/?ziaz
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REPORT OF A,\ALYIICAL RE6UL?5
SAMPLED
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=3=-H=4f-=-€ ======= =========H==E4 =============E====
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Mr. Charles Roeder
3045 Duncan Road
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Subject:Results of Additional Phase II Environmental Assessment
3045 Duncan Road
San T uis Obispo, California
References:Phase II Environmental Site Assessment - Auto Parts Recycling, 3045
Duncan Road, San Luis Obispo, CA, by SECOR International Incorporated,
dated March29,2002
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment: Unocal Bulk Plant No. 0691 , San
Luis Obispo, CA, by PHR Environmental Consultants, Inc., dated November
t3,1992.
Dear Mr. Roeder:
Introduction
This letter presents the results of additional Phase II environmental assessment work conducted by
SECOR International Incorporated (SECOR) at the above referenced site (Figure 1). According to
information provided by Mr. Roeder, Earth Systems, Inc. encountered subsurface soils that appeared
to be contaminated with petroleum hydrocarbons while drilling for a geotechnical investigation
associated with the proposed development of the subject property. The suspected petroleum
hydrocarbon contamination was encountered in two soil borings located along the eastern property
boundary near the property entrance. The purpose of the additional Phase II assessment was to
collect soil samples for analysis to determine the type and concentration of the suspected petroleum
hydrocarbon contamination and to conduct further research to evaluate the potential sources of the
contamination.
Soil Sampling
On May 30,2002,three exploratory trenches (designated as T-10, T-11, and T-12) were excavated at
the locations shown on Figure 2. The trenches were excavated to depths ranging from 8 to 9 feet
below ground surface (bgs) using a backhoe excavator owned and operated by Mr. Charles Roeder.
During excavation activities, the subsurface materials were visually examined and logged in
accordance with the Unified Soil Classification System (USCS). The subsurface materials were also
field screened to evaluate potential hydrocarbon impacts using a photo-ionization detector (PID).
Subsurface descriptions and PID results were recorded on a standard SECOR Boring/Trenching Log
form.
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One soil sample was obtained for analysis from each trench based on the highest PID results and
visual evidence of petroleum hydrocarbon contamination. The soil samples were obtained at depths
ranging from 7 to 8 feet bgs. The soil was placed into laboratory prepared glass jars and placed
immediately into a chilled cooler for delivery to the analytical laboratory.
Laboratory Analysis
Soil samples were submitted under chain-of-custody to Zymax Envirotechnology in San Luis
Obispo, California for certified chemical analysis.
Soil samples were analyzed for total petroleum hydrocarbons characterized as gasoline, diesel, and
oil (TPHg and TPHd) and benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and total xylenes (BTEX), in accordance
with Environmental Protection Agency Test Metho d 8260.
Results
The subsurface materials encountered within the three trenches consisted of possible fill materials
within the top 4 to 6 feet depending on trench location. The suspected fill materials consisted of a
mix of dark brown clay, olive brown and gray clayey sand, and yellow brown sandy clay. Highly
weathered bedrockwas encountered within trenches T-10, T-11andT-12 at depths of 6,5.5, and 6
feet bgs, respectively, to termination of the trenches. Groundwater was not encountered within the
trenches.
PID readings were obtained at approximately 2-foot intervals within each trench. High PID readings
were obtained at a depth of 6.5 to 8 feet bgs in trench T-10 with readings of 1,486 and 486 parts per
million (ppm), respectively. A PID reading of 274 ppm was obtained at a depth of 7 feet bgs within
trench T- I I . All other PID readings were 0.0 ppm within trench T- 1 1 . PID readings obtained from
trench T-12 were 0.0 ppm throughout the entire depth of the trench. Based on information obtained
from the referenced reports, groundwater was encountered at a depth of approxim ately 9 feet bgs on
the middle portion of the property; therefore, to preventpossible contamination of the groundwater,
exploratory trenches were terminated at depths ranging from 8 to 9 feet bgs.
Soil analytical results are presented in the following table and are compared to local regulatory
agency action limits. For soil, the City of San Luis Obispo Fire Department (SLOFD) typically
observes an action limit of 100 ppm (or milligram per kilogram {mgikg}) for TPH and 0.1 ppm for
benzene.
SOIL ANALYTICAL RESULTS
Sample No.TPH-d
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r-r1@7'2,800 7l ND ND ND ND
T-12 @8',ND 71 ND ND ND ND
Action Limit
(me/ke)100 100 0.1 15 70 175
Notes: ND : Non-Detect (below laboratory detection limits)
Mr. Charles Roeder' June 12,2002
Page 3
Total petroleum hydrocarbons in the carbon range between C-10 and C-38 were present in the
samples collected from trenches T-10 and T-11. This molecular range includes diesel compounds
but also extends to the range of motor oil and crude oil.
Copies of laboratory reports and chain-of-custody documentation are attached
Historical Information Search
Historical plans, which were prepared for Union Oil Company of California for the years 19i8, 1923,
1930, 1943, 1952, and 1974, were reviewed for the adjacent property to the east.
The 1918 map depicts a railroad spur track located on the western portion of the subject property
with two areas marked "car unloaders". Two six-inch diameter product lines are seen leading
southward from the "unloaders", trending parallel to the subject property boundary, then turning due
east toward a pump house and holding tanks located on the adjacent property. It is not clear if the
product lines are buried or above ground and whether pumps were located at the "unloaders".
The 1923 map depicts the same railroad spur track and "car unloaders". It now appears that four
two-inch diameter product lines are located between the "unloaders" leading to the pump house and
holding tanks. In addition, four two-inch diameter lines cross Duncan Lane at the southeastern
portion of the subject property. Within the map's legend, holding tanks are labeled to contain stove
oil, gasoline, distillate, ethyl, and kerosene.
The 1930 map is similar to the 1923 map, however it appears that the four two-inch diameter product
lines from the "unloaders" to the pump house may be located underground.
The 1943 map is similarto the 1930 map butnow includes a concrete catch basin anda six-inch
diameter pipe drain located at the southeastern portion of the property, in the vicinity where
exploratory trench T-10 was excavated.
The 1952 map does not depict the northern "unloader" and associated product pipelines. The
southern "unloader" appears to be abandoned. A six-inch diameter "Tile Drain Line" extends from
the remaining "unloader" toward the subject property.
The 1974 map depicts the "unloader" as abandoned. No product pipelines are shown on the subject
property. The railroad spur track is the only remaining evidence of past activities on the subject
property.
Summarv and Conclusions
The results of the additional Phase II assessment activities conducted to date suggest that the
subsurface soils in the vicinity of former railroad tank car "unloaders" and associated piping contain
elevated concentrations of petroleum hydrocarbons similar to diesel fuel and oil products. The
former "unloaders" and piping associated with the Union Oil bulk plant were located along the
eastern property boundary from 1918 to sometime between 1952 and 1974. The impacted materials
contain petroleum hydrocarbons that exceed the City of San Luis Obispo Fire Department action
limits. The vertical extent of the contamination appears to be confined to a subsurface lens from 6 to
8 feet bgs. The horizontal extent of the contamination is not known at this time, however, based on
the physical characteristics of the contamination, the horizontal extent is estimated to be confined to
the area of the former "unloaders", product lines, drains, and other abandoned or former features
Mr. Charles Roeder
June 12,2002
Page 4
along the eastern properfy boundary. In addition, no evidence of subsurface contamination was
encountered within soil borings drilled in the middle portion of the property, approximately 100 to
150 feet west of the former Union Oil product lines, during the initial Phase II Environmental Site
Assessment.
Limitations
This letter report has been prepared for the exclusive use of Mr. Charles Roeder and other authorized
parties as it pertains to the property located at 3045 Duncan Road in San Luis Obispo, California.
The findings and conclusions presented in this leffer report are based primarily on the chemical
analysis of soil samples obtained to date. All work has been performed in a manner consistent with
that level of care and skill nonnally exercised by members of the environmental science profession
currently practicing under similar conditions in the area. No other warranty, either expressed or
implied, is made.
Thank you for this opportunity to be of service. If you should have any questions regarding the
information contained herein, please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned.
Sincerely,
SECOR International Incorporated
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Steve' Little, R.G., H.G.
Principal Hydrogeologist
Chris Prevost
Project Engineer
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San Luis Obispo Fire Department
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Project:3035 Duncan Ln.
Project Number:
Collected by:
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Sample Description:
T-10 @ 7'
Analyzed: OGlO4lO2
Method: See Below
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Lab Number
Collected:
Received:
Matrix:
27755-1
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mg/kg
Benzene
Toluene
Ethylbenzene
Xylenes
Percent Surrogate Recovery
0,1
0.1
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ND
ND
ND
ND
95
TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons
BTX as a Percent of Fuel
10.68
N/A
ZymaX envirotechnology, inc. is certified by CA Department of Health Services: Laboratory #1717
*POL - Practical Ouantitation Limit
**Results listed as ND would have been reported if present at or above the listed POL.
Note: Analyzed by EPA 8260 and GC/MS Combination.
Note: Analytical range is C4-C12.
Note: TPH quantitated against gasoline.
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Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (C10-C30)
Percent Surrogate RecoverY
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Received:
Matrix:
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Project:
Proiect Number:10oT.05789.001
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Method:
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3437 Empresa Dr., Ste. A
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Project:3035 Duncan Ln
Project Number:
Collected by:
100T.o5789.001
Chris Prevost
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.EPORT OF ANALYTICAL RESULTS
Sample Description:
T-11 @ 7'
Analyzed: OGlOAlOz
Method: See Below
Lab Number:
Collected:
Received:
Matrix:
27755-2
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05t30to2
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NSTITUENT POL*RESULT**
mg/kg
Benzene
Toluene
Ethylbenzene
Xylenes
Percent Surrogate Recovery
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
ND
ND
ND
ND
106
TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons
BTX as a Percent of Fuel
10 71
N/A
ZymaX envirotechnology, inc. is certified by CA Department of Health Services: Laboratory #1717
*POL - Practical Ouantitation Limit
**Results listed as ND would have been reported if present at or above the listed POL.
Note: Analyzed by EPA 8260 and GC/MS Combination
Note: Analytical range is C4-C12.
Note: TPH quantitated against gasoline.
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SECOR lnternational Inc.
3437 Empresa Dr., Ste. A
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Project:3035 Duncan Ln.
Project Number:
Collected by:
100T.05789.001
Chris Prevost
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'{EPORT OF ANALYTICAL RESULTS
Sample Description:
T-11 @ 7'
Analyzed: OB|OS|O2
Method: See Below
Lab Number
Collected:
Received:
Matrix:
27755-2
05l30t02
05t30t02
Soil
CONSTITUENT POL*
mg/kg
RESULT**
ms/ks
TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (C1 O-C38)200 2800.
Percent Surrogate Recovery **+
ZymaX envirotechnology, inc. is certified by GA Department of Health Services: Laboratory #1717
*POL - Practical O,uantitation Limit
**Results listed as ND would have been reported if present at or above the listed POL.
***Surrogate not detected due to dilution.
Note: Analyzed by GC/MS Combination.
Note: Extracted by EPA 3550 on OOG|O2|O2.
Note: Analytical range is C8-C40.
Note: TPH quantitated against diesel fuel.
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SECOR lnternational lnc.
3437 Empresa Dr., Ste. A
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Project:3035 Duncan Ln
Project Number:
Gollected by:
100T.05789.001
Chris Prevost
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Sample Description:
T-12 @ I'
Anafyzed: OOIOSIO2
Method: See Below
Lab Number:
Collected:
Received:
Matrix:
27755-3
05t30t02
05t30t02
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CONSTITUENT POL*RESULT'T*
Benzene
Toluene
Ethylbenzene
Xylenes
Percent Surrogate Recovery
0.005
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ND
ND
ND
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93
TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons
BTX as a Percent of Fuel
0.5 71
N/A
ZymaX envirotechnology, inc. is certified by CA Department of Health Services: Laboratory #1777
*POL - Practical Ouantitation Limit
**Results listed as ND would have been reported if present at or above the listed PQL.
Note: Analyzed by EPA 8260 and GC/MS Combination.
Note: Analytical range is C4-C12.
Note: TPH quantitated against gasoline.
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SECOR lnternational lnc.
3437 Empresa Dr., Ste. A
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Project:3O35 Duncan Ln
Project Number:100T.05789.001
Chris PrevostCollected
-.iPORT OF ANALYTICAL RESULTS
Sample Description:
T-12 @ I'
Analyzed: OG|OS|O2
Method: See Below
Lab Number:
Collected:
Received:
Matrix:
27755-3
05t30toz
o5/30/02
Soil
POL*RESULT**
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TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons
Percent Surrogate Recovery
10 ND
94
ZymaX envirotechnology, inc. is certified by CA Department of Health Services: Laboratory #1717
*POL - Practical Ouantitation Limit
**Results listed as ND would have been reported if present at or above the listed POL.
Note: Analyzed by GC/MS Gombination.
Note: Extracted by EPA 3550 on OOGIOZIO?.
Note: Analytical range is C8-C40.
Note: TPH quantitated against diesel fuel.
Submitted by,
ZymaX envirotechnology, inc
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Project Manager
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71 Zaca Lane, Suite 110
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Project:
Project Number:
Gollected bv:
OUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT
BLANK RESULTS
Sample Description:
Instrument Blank
Anafyzed: OGlO4lOz
Method: See Below
Lab Number:
Collected:
Received:
Matrix:
BLK VS1 10604
Soil
CONSTITUENT POL*
mg/kg
RESULT*I}
mg/kg
Benzene
Toluene
Ethylbenzene
Xylenes
Percent Surrogate Recovery
o.oo5
0.005
0.005
0.005
ND
ND
ND
ND
103
TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS
Gasoline
BTX as a Percent of Fuel
o.5 ND
N/A
ZymaX envirotechnology, inc. is certified by CA Department of Health Services: Laboratory #1717
*POL - Practical Ouantitation Limit
**Results listed as ND would have been reported if present at or above the listed POL.
Note: Analyzed by EPA 8260 and GC/MS Combination.
vs1 10524
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71 Zaca Lane, Suite 1 10
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Project:
Project Number:
Collected
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SPIKE RESULTS
Sample Description:
Q,uality Assurance Spike
Analyzed: 06104102
Method: See Below
Lab Number:
Collected:
Received:
Matrix:
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Soil
CONSTITUENT Amount Spiked
mg/kg
Amount Recovered
ms/kq
Percent
Recovery
Benzene
Toluene
Ethylbenzene
Xylenes
Percent Surrogate Recovery
o.007
o.1 06
0.030
o.1 67
o.006
o.o94
o.026
o.145
B6
89
87
87
97
TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS
Gasoline
BTX as a Percent of Fuel
1.70
16
1.77
14
104
ZymaX envirotechnology, inc. is certified by GA Department of Health Services: Laboratory #1717
Note: Analyzed by EPA 8260 and GG/MS Combination.
Submitted by,
ZymaX envirotechnology, inc.
,e_.vs1 10604
MSD #11
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Project Manager
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'11 Zaca Lane, Suite 110
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Project:
Project Number:
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SPIKE DUPLICATE RESULTS
Sample Description:
Quality Assurance Spike Duplicate
Analyzed: OGlO4lO2
Method: See Below
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Lab Number:
Collected:
Received:
Matrix:
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Soil
CONSTITUENT Amount Spiked
mg/kg
Amount Recovered
mg/kg
Percent
Recovery
Relative Percent
Difference*
Benzene
Toluene
Ethylbenzene
Xylenes
Percent Surrogate Recovery
0.007
o.106
o.o30
0.167
o.oo6
o.094
o.o27
o.147
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B9
90
BB
100
0
0
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1
TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS
Gasoline
BTX as a Percent of Fuel
1.70
16
1.73
14
102 2
ZymaX envirotechnology, inc. is certified by CA Department of Health Services: Laboratory #1717
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Note: Analyzed by EPA 8260 and GC/MS Combination.
Submitted by,
ZymaX envirotechnology, inc.
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'11 Zaca Lane, Suite 1 1O
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
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Project Number:
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BLANK RESULTS
Lab Number:
Gollected:
Received:
Matrix:
BLK VS1 10605
Soil
Sample Description:
lnstrument Blank
Analyzed: 06105102
Method: See Below
CONSTITUENT POL+
mg/kg
RESULT**
ms/ks
Benzene
Toluene
Ethylbenzene
Xylenes
Percent Surrogate Recovery
o.005
o.oo5
o.005
o.005
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ND
ND
ND
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TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS
Gasoline
BTX as a Percent of Fuel
o.5 ND
N/A
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*POL - Practical Ouantitation Limit
**Results listed as ND would have been reported if present at or above the listed PQL.
Note: Analyzed by EPA 8260 and GC/MS Combination
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ZymaX envirotechnology, inc.
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Intematianal' Innov arated
Mr, Chuck RoedPr
Auto Parts RecYcling
3045 Duucan Lane
San l,uis ObisPo, Celifornia 93401
Su[icctl
Dear IvIr, Roeder:
lnuoduction
Scoge of Work
TbeproposedscopeofworkforthelimitedPhrselandIiEsAincludestlrefollowjlgnsks:
PrrrporalforLinitedPhrselenilllEnvironmerrtalSiteAsses$Hent,3045
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In response to input from dre san Luis obispo city Fire DeparUpnt' sEcoR lnterna[ona]
Incorporaed (SESOR) is plaased rgplu.r.ortiJ'opoutoi.ptoeosatio perform a limited Pbase I and
tr Environmental Site Assessmer.t BSnl at the rofercnced propcrry.
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yffd, Based on , ,*ririi pe*ormer uvTr.iiirffi;;astco',:approximaterv harr or the
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or crushing and 01r nora engircs is corrtaincd in an abgvE grourd oil storagc taak with secondary
cootainmcnr consisrin' of a concrere paa. l+ ,'ru-*rurr rrrrinrr is iooatcd adjascnt to as office
buiiding. The ctarifici is used t0 $epararc 9ii *;et*i, t o* rinsi water. water ftsm the cl*rifier
is dioposed through Oirprfi-irit'te-s ."acn fie'o) Inro dre sub'surface soile'
AlimitedPhaselEsAwillincludcahtstorics,IsoarchofthepropertytodetermhBifunderground
fuel storage o* *rrrr.a * ***uv ,*ri "" ti- ptoperty nno ,i o*ttint if subsurfsce disposal
of solid materials ;;;;; thr !.rit ry taation, au Ett*npt m determine if bistorical hazardcnts
mareriars acrivitics ffi;i-*a;itt''rrc rn'rJlo" *rnrn ir rocaiad adjacent to the propefty' may bave
impacted ihe site'
Based on out observations and d,isoussion with the property owuet (Chuct Roeder), SEcoR
propose,e to conaucia loil sampling_pro_gf* *o eampie groundwatcr' if oocounter€d' Tbe scopc
of work for the timtrcd phase I end Ir EsA,Tfutbei oio,iu*o in tbe fotlowinB section'
31.17 Enpresa Driae, suitt A, satt Lul.t lbttic, tA 93401 Ea5'546'0455 8A5'546'0583 Ftt' ttu'tr) laEdt'e|fl
QI/14/02 llOli r6:43 FAX, 180iS46058S SECOR.SAN LLII9 OBISPO
Mr. Churl( Rocdcr
JsnHry 14,?f.frz
Prge 2
Ltunttcd Phasc I ESA
A site history investigation will bo aorduct€d to delcrmiac past lo.ud use at and adjacent
to the gite related to the Btorag6, production, or u$e of hazardous uatcrials.
Dosunent$ to he reviewed uay include prelimiuary titlc information, building peruin,
aerial photographs, insurance and land-use maps, ald oil and gas producdon records,
Prcvious enviroirmcntal reports prepared for the property will be revlewed, if
available, If possible, persons with knowledge of pest slte ure$ will be intewiawed.
Databases of known conmrninated sites, compiled by slete and federal regulatory
agencies, will be sesrched atld reviewed for ttrc sitr [ren.
Limltcd Phrse tr ESA
The following scope of work is based on uttltzlng e backhoe for ttrc neuching operetioilt thet ie
orvned and operared by tbe prsperty owner:
Prepare a Hcalth and Safety Plen (HASP) in accordence with the Ocnrpational Hcalth
and Safely Aesociation (OSHA) (29 CFR 1910.120) reguletions for perfcrrming work
at hazardous or potcntially hazardous waste sitcs prior to trenching,
Clear site for uoderground uriliti* and determim trenchlng erd soil boring locatious
based on site accoss, ovcrheed obstructions, asd uMerground utilities. In addition,
uer:ching and soil borings will be locsted based on arcas likely to coutain haeardous
msterisls, if any,
Excavatc a maximura of eight trcncbes witb a backhoe gxcavator, Eaph trench wilt
extcnd to dcpths rangng from I foot to 5 feet below gtornd eiuface or to depth of
grouudwater, if encountpred, If haeardous rmterials ere suqpected within a trenc.h at
deptlts gxeabr tlran 5 feet, trenches rnay be extended to 10 feet or maximum backhoc
depth to collect sunples,
Obaiu a maximum of i6 soil samples ftom thc fanchcs (2 sarnples per trerch) fior
uulyset of total pcuoleunT hydrocarbons (TPII) qurnrified as gesollne, diesel, snd/or
oil, beozene, tglustre, ethylbeozenc, and total xylenes (BTE)C), ald Title 22 metele. A
project engiueer aud/or geologist will decid€ tbp analysis specific b the sarrple
obtained besed on site locadon, site history speciflc to the oartrple locadon, odors, and
vizual observations.
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I Hand augcr thrce borings in various locations, specifically one adjaccnt to thc clarifiar
leach field, and convert borings ialo ternporary Foundu,ater sarnpling wells by
irscrting slotted stainless stel cuing into each boring. OnB to two feet of clean eand
will be placed in each bortng rrorrnd tbe casiqg, The wells will be developed uporr
compleHou. It is aezumed tlat temporuy wolls will be harul drrltad in ereas that do not
conurin concr€te or aqphnlt pavemsnt. If peveoent is encountcred, additional feee may
apply to core coilcrere
01114/02 !t0N 15:44 FAX 180551160500 sEcoR-saN LLII$ rlglttt
Mes.sue stsbilized wster lovels Z4-hours rfter completion of tbe wclls tben purge each
well of 3 casing volunes or until physical paramcErs such as pH erd conductiviry
stabilize. Sample each weil after purgiug. Abandon tcrnporary wells after waer
sa.crpling il eompiercd, Resulting bole wilt be filled with bentonlte clry chipt. Purge
weter will be stored in a 55.gallon druro aff left rrn rlre prDpeny until receipt of
laboruory aDalytical rcsults,
Watcr ramples will bc uralyzcd for TPll, BTEX, methyl-tmt-butyl ether (MTBE), and
volatile organics (solvents).
hepere a wchnical report deserlblag tre results of rhe aforenildoned scop€ of work.
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Mr. Chuck Roedar
Irorary 14, 2002
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Tbe cost to complce rhe scope of wsrk or:tlired above is $ d,823.t0 $lus drum disposal fee), A
delailed description of cose presented tn rrbuiu form is afficbed. If dre installariou of tLe
temPorary water sampling wells cannot be accomplished witb harrd augering eguipment due to very
detue subsurface maEdals or bedrock, a new ecope of work and fee shall be gubmitted based on
utilizing a drill rig. Any additional work requested following authorization will be billed at the
cunent fee schadulc rates.
S_cb'-dule and Couditions
Tirs liudted Phasc I can co$rmenoe immediately after receipt of authorizarion to proceed. Ir is
expecFd that work on tltc Phase II portion cal begin within five working days aftcr information for
rh Pha*c I has bccn obuined, with tho report evdleble withfut tn working days foilowing receipt
of laboratory analytical resuits (usually five worldng days after delivery of samples to laboratory).
Total expected time of compledon followiug rurborlzatlon ls estlmtred at five weelcs. Thie fee
quotarion will remaln in effect for niruty (90) days. Should unforeseesble site conditions re$rbs e
dlffaent approacb or additioual work, this estimsts fiay noed to be revised, Vfe would rntiff tlre
Clieru of any major changes in tlre proposed ecopo of work prior to initiating swh a chauge.
If the proposed scopc of work, tcrms, and fees are satisfactory, thc return of ttre enclosed
Authorization for Envirorunental Consulting Services, signnd by the pefiy recponsible for psymeff,
wiil consritute aurhorizrdon for work oa tbe proJect !o somfience.
01,'14203 }ION I5i{5 FA.T 1805540058i gECOR-SAN LUI$ OEISPO
30t[5 Duncan Lanc, San Luis Obispo
COST $UI,TIIIARY FOR LIi'IITED PHASE IAND II ESA
l4 006
.UNTT trEltf s0qf ' jfAsKDESCRtplrou.u0sf
Task 1: Plrnning and Sltr Cb.ranc6
Health and $afety Plan
Projecl Englnmr
Assistant Scientl$t
Subtotal
Teek 2: Llmtted Phtsr I EgA
Historical $earch
$ubtotal
Task 3; SollSrmpllng
Projed Englneer
Stafi Englneer
Field Truck
Photoionization Detector
Field Supplies
Subtotal
Project Enginoer
Figid Technician
No. 3 Sand
Bintonite Chips
Well Devalopment Baibrs
$ampling Bailers
pH Meter
Water Levcl Metcr
SSgallon drurn'
WdlMateriels
Fleld Truck
Subtotal
Tmk 5: Labontory Analye b
TPH (gasVBTEX ($oil)
TPH (ditrcl & O||)/BTEX (coil)
TPFVBTEXMTBE 0#ater)
Volatile Organio (wrtcfl
TiUe 22 Metals ($oil)
Subtotrl
1 lump gum
3 hourst hout
1 lump 6um
$350.00
$65.00
$80,00
$86.00
$75.C0
$70,00
$56.00
$60.00
$86.00
$66.00
$8.00
s8.50
$12.00
$12,00
$15,00
$16.00
$45.00
$100.00
$70.00
$350,00
$265.00
s60.00
s85,00
$600.00
$70.00
$59,00
$50,00
$665,00
$750,00
s860.00
$790 s750.00
t hour
I hours1 dry1 dty1 lump sum
4: Temporary Well lnstallatlon rnd Groundmter $ampllng
1
14
3
5
3
a
1
2
1
1
1
hour
hours
bage
bage
beilBrE
brttrre
day
dryr
drum
lump sum
dry
$85.00
$910.00
$24,00
$42,50
$36.00
$39.00
$15.00
$30.00
$4S.00
$100.00
$70.00
7 eamples
5 samples
3 samples
3 eamples
4 ramplcc
$75
$145
$85
$215
$1 g0
$525.00
$725,00
$2s5.00
$845.00
$780.00
$1,393.80
$1,505.00
(:tsroposBlB2000\3C4ci Eluncan ln.rb
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rAsK DEsFfiiPaohi aUiHII,fY Uurr
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ull fr' cosr :' FElil: pqsr
Drurn dlrposal feo wlll rpply upon cornpbtlon ol laForrtory rn.lyiee; fre wlll vry
port
1 lump rum $1,650,00 $1,660.00
from f70 to $100 drum
TOTAL
rcrults o{
Dst ComFilalion and Report
Subtobl $1,550.00
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Mr, Chrrl Rocder
Jraurry L4,2fffJ
Prgc 4
Tlank you ftr yout comidcration of this propo$al, If you have nny questions, or wruld like ro
discuss any portion of this proposal in greeter detail, please coila$ this offrcc st yolu couvenienct.
Sircereiy,
SECOR Itrtcrnetional lrcorporeted
Chris Prevost
ProJcct Ertgineer
cnclosurcs: AuthsrizationForm
Cc: David Brannon
Snrdio Design Group
Fax (805) 541-9260
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SECC}R-SAN LLIIS OBISPO @ 00s
SECOR
1
I{EADQUARTERST
12034 - 134th Court NE, Suite 102
Redmoud, WA 98052-22442
(42s)372-1604
(425) 372-1500 (Corporltc Contracts)
CLIENT CONTRACT/P.O.
SECOR FrojectNo
SECOR OFFICE PERFORMiNO WORK:
?4?7 Fmr.'rcsn T)r Srrile
SanLuis Obism. CA 93401
SECOR Proposal No.
AUTHOruZATION FOR EI{VIRONMENTAL INYESTIGATION AT{D CONTRACTINC SERVICES
Mr. Chuck Roacler
1041 T)rrnr'.nn I nnc
CLIENT: Naruo
Address
City
Phone
$an Luis Oblsuo State California Zip 93401. _
(80s) 543-r2rs - _FAX (805) 78r.258r
Signing of this Authorizetion byCLIENTand CONSIILTAIIT(SECOR) authorizes CONSULTANTTo cornpletedre
Services as dcscribed below in consideration of dre munral covengnts ret forth on both sldes of thls Authoriamlorr,
PROJEC'I NAME: The Ser.yicog describcd bstow sJr to bc pmvidcd by CONSULTANT in connccrion wirh a projocr iticntitica ar followr:
3045 Duncan Lane T,imired I and Il Envirorunontal SiE Assessment
SCOPE OF SERVICES: CONSULTANT will pcrform thc ssr-vices indicatod bclow:
Services as described in attached corruspoddetrce datedX Savices ar described in aftached Scope
licrviccs doscribcd bclow:
ofServices datcd Jaruary 14,2002
FEE FOR SERVICES: CONSUIJANT's tic l'or Servicss idcnrlJlcd abovc shall bc ar lndlcatcd bclow
A Tirnc anc Matsrials fcc buad on pcrsonncl, cquipmcnt and arprnse mre"s sct fuch on the ansch€d Billing Rru $ohcdute.
A :urnlr SU0) iee Of
A iump ruur fec af plus othcr diracr corts and cxpanses billod Et cost plur l3Vo,
Other (Fpecity) $6,8?3,i0 rlus drum di$po.sirupc cl(imtrcd 4l $100.
[(E'I'AINER: A rctaincr luc of $ will bc prior;o tultiatlng work on the proJecc'thc raalner pald wltl be ffedlEd lowfid thc lee for services spesified
at0ve
PROCRESS PA\ildBNIS: _Monthlv ,tpply _ Do not ppty
CLIENT Al-lD CON$UL'IANT arknowMsc that thcy are in agrwmrnt r+ilh lhr terms ud conditions ls scr lorth on ihe qttushcd ierms and
ConClrionr.
APPROVED FOR CLIENT:
^CCEPTED
FOR T
Signl:urc Signanre
Ns.Ec Nffi1e St.u. l.inlc
Titlc Ti0e Princincl Hvriroomlnoicl
Drtc
3045 Drtncan Ln armrsc:Pilgc. I ofZ
Dst8 Jnnuerv l{.2002
SECO R In* mat t oml Inco r pwa ted
l. TI${li FEF,IOD FOR }ERFORMANCE: SECI)R *ltl oontltrcnce
.Scrviccr ar spccifrrd in rhc Soopc of Serviccs, and will oouglctc such
Srrvlru ln a diligcnf mnoner, $EC0R will nol bt rccponriblc lor dslayl
cnscd by fmron beyoud SECOR's comtal which cculd not ruadlly ltave
bcen fbresccn w5c0 dtls Audlcri.zsrlofl wBs recelved.
2. EXTRA SERVICES: SECOR witl perfdrm Exlr{ $crvicst nql pocitied
in tre $cope of lrrui*r' pnvidcd SECOR ord CLTENT hlvc tgmd o
dro roopc nnC fu ofsuoh rcniccl in writing,
J. TII|E Of PAYMET\TSI SICOR *ill sub'rnit Ernthlr inygicse for
'rnbiJlEd
pqdion qf 'tcrvicer or Ertnr Ecn'iccl actually oomplcled,
CLIENT agrcis r0 pry rla lnvnlcud lmounr wllhln 30 drys tlom fitc 0l
lnvolcc, Any pfiynicm Dot rc(lilved hy SECOR wltlll.l l8i,l 30 dtys tll0ll
bc coruldtttd d.linqumt und thq ryrounts drx liECoR chrll sc.cruc r late
chngc of I . i 1296 per ruou& lor er:h mondr ftoft drE of lrrvoice [D fte
€vatr sfly pirymEDt due $ECOR under thc trme of thh Authorizrtion ir
oelirquilq SECOR nrry sutpottd ill soraistt unEil rtl dtllttquont
psyrulnts hsvr blon rcooivod,
{, T.tXC$: Frc,l quotcd do nor includc ury sutc, fodaral ot lot'd applictblt
rarur, .rul will hr tns rcrponcibiliry olthc CLIENT,
5, STANDARIT OF f ERFORJI'ANCEt SECOR thsll pErlofih lE serYlccs
in uqcordanoc with gcnera,lly acc€pEd engine€ring urd coflrullln|
rtandlldJ in elTc:t !l thc lirne rcrvictr wrre pcrtbrmcd, SECERrnrkcs [o
oher wuranty, cxprorr ot irtrpliod.
6, ENVIRONFIEIITAI A$SE$SMENT$r SECOR'I Phara I roports
Fis.lcnt profcslionat opinionr *rd tindinge of a roicntilic nnd tceltdiill
nirurc, W)ilc trtcdrp$ hry€ bors muec to relue thc Cua qd firdinp rc
epplicubls onvirnnnsnl* irwr atd Is$tlttions, hc ,cporl thall not bc
consirurd to cficr kg:tl opinion c,r $pnsEn[ltlo$ !s b thp rgqulrotllcfllr
of, or cornplluw ulth orrylronmcmal lrwx, rulcr. rcgulailons or pallcles
0f Adenl. stue or locnl glvemmcnt ugcnclos,
7. CONSULTiNTS LIABILITY'r SECOR shall pedorm ib wod( 0r or
indrprndotn conucctcr, anrl ghull hpvp n$ponlibilD for rud oonfol ovrr
cehilt nnd msans of drc portbrlnuce for Lht wrrlt ds{urilrcd in 6c $copp
of Worlc, SECOR is nor drc ngcnt ol'0rc CLIEM whcn pctforming thir
.Qrccnwnr unlcu qrccd to by SECOR and CLIENT in writing and only
to *rc cxterrt prprccsly ogrred to by $ECOR., $ECOl,'l rgircglte
lublliry lor d*mslca iliilng our of Uls sfivlrxs rtndcreri Funiurnr lo thlr
A{,.tctftcdL whcthu'rising uut ol bn or coBlr|ct is llmllcd u m rfiouol
not lo cxcocd $50.000 or thc lotNl grog hillings of $ECOR to drs
CLIENT hefsulrdrr, whiqhcvcr is l*r. lrl rl* cvcnt thal CLIENI dmime
ro inercsre rhc i$or-fi oftlril lirbtilry, SECOR mry uljwr his limintion
upon w:iuoo rgrcnant prcvidod CLIENT qrc* m pe1, u additind fot
tn $ECOR io oltct rbir colt ro SECOR of thh oddll,lonrl rilk of li$lliV.
SECOR ir ncl lirblo br any ecnr.qucntid or indhcct duntgs{ lrrcludtng
but uot limitcd ro lodt pmtth losr of qs nf proporty rnd CLIENT'I
brsrch qt oth$ tonmctr. $ECOR will bc rcsponrlblc only for thc
lellvldci ol ig cmploycrr ind for SECOR'$ lubconurcrorr.
d. CLtEliT INDEIIINIFICATIOI{: CUENT wd $ECOR rgree lo
irdcmnif urd hold rash olhcr humbue fronr ory cltint, lot5 injury,
danragc, flrtu, 00u$c$ of lclion, lllomcy's lcc!, coltt ud litigrtion
exps-ntcs ('blaiilg") lssertcd sgsinrt or incunsd by thc indorniFc by rny
pcnon or cnrlty (incuding, witlow limiution. sECoR'l rnd CLIENT's
cmployccr) prcxirnuly calrgd by, in whok sr in prrt fic irdcmnitor'r
ncg{lgcncc or inpniionrl rniiccnduct, Whcn such clolru b duc ro
nc8lig[rrce or inrrnrional mlsconduct of botir SHCOR md CLIENT, crch
rhall bs cntldat ro conrlbullon Oom Ulo othirr l0 propofllon to Ulcir
lllccrblc shrns of lcrpollf lblllty Ar deleranlncd by ogrrrfirrl ot dlcpuis
reloluthn. Anofilcy's foe$ snd li'lg[rlon crpennl\ Guovcrgbk under trts
puragn$h includc Gcr Fnd coss incuncd ln c$ablirhinF r psfty'r ilght to
lndcnujfrc6UoD.
ALlt4/02 ll0li lt;,17 FAli 1805546058.1 SECOR-SAN LTIIS OEiSPO
TERMS AFID CO!{DTTIONS
9. HAUARIXIUS SUBSTAFICEIh lr stlte or fedtrally rceulrBd
hslrdau& !orl9 or drngrous wurta! 9J daf,ned by sbtc or ftdarEl
reluhdoni (bctlindt4r Vr$eC) ilt cncorrnteild rt lhe site, ord it fiese
"wrstlrn rcquirc handting, tnntFonation or dirporal at u otr*iio freility
SECOR will *srid in dviring hs CLIENT of tho CLIENT'e options.
Howcvor, SECOR wlU ilot'hrrango" (as dcflnsd ln 42 U.S,C. 9607),br
disptijll o[ accfpt tirh b, rig[ rna!'fcru l'ot, or takr cotrtol of any
'\rnstco", CLIENT $nll indcmnit! and hold SECOR huulqsr ftom anv
r:lulms, dorrager, flncs urd fbfl, lltlgrdon or uxpcoscs, rrlslng out of or ln
rt'ly wty rel0lfrl ld hindllng, trlt6pqrta$E md diryosol of uny '\nsles"
ln the aourss of SECOR'S perbrilanc€ of thi! Agre.rnctl.
10. CLIENT-PROVTDBD INF'IIRMATION: $EC0R ir entiiled to rliy an
dl inlbnnotion firnrishsd or lo bc fttlbhed by CLIENT. CLIENT ogffi
to dofcnd ord indcrnnlfr $ECOf, iu officc6 ngonlr rrd cmploycsr ficnr
ony ond dl cltirns ofur:y kind sriling out nfer rcloting b ony oloins
caured by or ucnlributcd to by flly cnoru oi ornklions in informntion
provitcd m $ECOR,
t1. ACCEEq AIInOVALS, PERMITST CUEhXT shell arr0ll88 lbr 0ccdss
snd lnrkc rll proviriotts for $ECOR t0 !fittr publlo lJlrl privrlo ptoPcrty
ru rcquircd for SECOR to pcrfonn ihr eprcilird mrvielr, CLtrENT ehall
luntich rpptovolt urd prnis from rll gwommonill orltrcrities hrving
jurirdiotio[ ovar thc Projtct ond rudr upprovil qnd son:grt &om oatorr d!
may bc rcftlldry. CLIENT h ttspotrlbh fot lnfornlng SECCTR of tic
locdionr of rnv undcfirounc rtrshrcs, SECOR will not bc rcipon5iblc
lbr lnadvencnr durulc ro utlllty llncs or ottrcr,rubsurficc sn'ucbrrts fiut
wete nDr nrdc known r0 SECOR prlor to t-hc rlon df ddutng.
l?, SAruTY: lt is Ulc rsspon!ibility otttr CLIENI to provide ond main|Ain
o nfe worlcing pnvironmant tbr ilr crnploycer. SECOP.k cmpioy:cs rnd
fh6t of SECOR'6 r'.rbcorutciorr, ugdnts, tlu publk end rury othtr t-hird
PEttty.
13, AS$IGNMEN'I'; $DCOR shall not Egrign hiE Au0rorizltion (cxcrg,
Ac'counu Rcccivcbla) nithoutpriorrrricsn csnscntof CLIENT, bul mry,
omploy any o$er puty it dctmr nr.sessuy or proper tbr any put of the
wmk rcquircd ro bc pedori'lcd !y SECOR under fic rumrs of ihls
Aurh0rlzstion.
t4, TERMINATIONT Eithsr paty msy bildnati drb A$horization ar ury
tim! upon ucvm (7) dryr prior qrittoil notiot to th6 othcr, lu suoh ov,:ni.
SECOR will br compcmrtd for rrviecs porfonrd un{icr thc
AuthoriE6tion to lhc Gmlnadon ddt togct}cr witf, aJl cosu rrislng out of
sucfi &:rrnindion,
15. APPLICAELE tAw: Thlr conurcr shrll De qlfored ln iscoldancs
wlu lhc l0ws 0f fi0 Swc of Woshlnglon-
15. TIML LIMIT FOn CLAIMST .fury cldm broughi by |LIENT quinrt
SECOI dll be brought not ht$r hu ons yc rfter thc Crh cf
subetrltid compldbn of SECOR'II lcrvloar ho$urd6r or thr orphallon
of he lpproprhtc sbiltr of limitrtionr, whicltltt b rorlicr,
1?. ATTORilEY, AG[T{T, OR COLLECTION AGET{SY FSES AND
EX"lElitlES: I0 tllc cvau this Authorlarrlon dpuld be eifcrrsd to a[
r nomct' F r l il rlont ot collcstlon rtcncy lor sl lqgllon, CLl EhiT iFcts
to pay ruch rcutonlblc feer SECOR ruy incw, in the collcclion harof.
18. ENTILE ACIEEMENTT Thc Agrccrncnt (end ny rcfcrcnccd
rltlehnents) con$irrtc dre ollits sltrccmcnl brtqccn CLIEI{T rnd
SECOR und ruporsodrr rJl prior or orql or writton rupr*tnttliou *
rgficrll3iltr. Tlti,r Agnmunt rlull not bc inodifnd except in witing and
slpdd by both prnlcr. lf eny povision ollhie Alrt€ilicnt lt dctctnlaed
by a court to ba invdid or unanforocrblg tlc remaindor of thir
Agrcomcnt rhlll rcmdn h litll lorcc ilC cffeel
|c,luog
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Gtyo[sanluls oBtspo
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
2160 Santa Barbara Avenue . San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-5240 o 805/781-7380
"Courtesy E Seruice"
February 7,2002
Mr. Chris Prevost, Project Engineer
SECOR International, Inc.
3437 Empressa Drive, Suite A
San Luis Obispo, CA. 934301
3045 Duncan Laneo Auto Parts Recycling. Approval of Work Plan For Soil
and Groundwater Investigation.
Dear Mr. Prevost
I have received and reviewed the work plan for the facility mentioned above.
Additionally, I had the opportunity to walk the facility with you and the property owner,
Mr. Chuck Roeder. The work plan is approved as written and I have no additional
comments to make on the plan. I look forward to working with you on this project.
Thank you for help in accommodating the needs of the Regional Water Quality Control
Board regarding assessment of groundwater. Please copy them with all groundwater
analytical results as well as the final report. Please contact me at 781-7383 if you have
any questions regarding this correspondence.
Sincerely,
N
D. Kerry Boyle
Hazardous Materials Coordinator
Mr. Chuck Roeder, Auto Parts Recycling
Mr. Corey Walsh, RWQCB
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February 4,2002
Mr. Kerry Boyle
San Luis Obispo City Fire Department
2160 Santa Barbara Avenue
San Luis Obispo, California 9340I
Subject:Work Plan for Soil and Groundwater Investigation
3045 Duncan Lane, San Luis Obispo, California
Dear Mr. Boyle:
Introduction
As per your request, this work plan has been prepared prior to commencing field activities at the
subject site.
The property is currently used as an auto-wrecking, auto parts recycling, and appliance recycling
yard. Based on a site visit performed by a representative of SECOR, approximately half or greater
of the property is currently paved. Oil and gasoline are removed from the automobiles before
dismantling or crushing and oil from engines is contained in an above ground oil storage tank with
secondary containment consisting of a concrete pad. A sub-surface clarifier is located adjacent to
an office building. The clarifier is used to separate oil and grease from rinse water. Water from
the clarifier is disposed through disposal trenches (leach field) into the sub-surface soils.
The soil and groundwater investigation, as requested by Mr. Chuck Roeder, property owner, will
be conducted to determine if surface and subsurface soils are contaminated with hazardous
materials associated with the auto wrecking yard. Temporary groundwater monitoring wells will
be installed and the groundwater sampled to determine if the sub-surface clarifier has impacted the
groundwater.
Planning and Permits
A Site Health and Safety Plan (SHSP) will be prepared for the site prior to field activities. The
SHSP will be prepared in accordance with federal OSHA (29CFR 1910.i20) regulations for
performing work at hazardous or potentially hazardous waste sites. All SECOR personnel and
subcontractors associated with the well installation activities will be required to be familiar and
comply with all provisions of the SHSP.
Well construction permits are not required since the wells are temporary and will be installed,
sampled, and removed within a 48-hour period. As required by law, Underground Service Alert
(USA) will be contacted to locate underground utilities to the site. Mr. Chuck Roeder, property
3437 Empresa Driue, SuiteA, San Luis )bispo, CA 93401 805.546.0455 805.546,0583 Fax www.sec0r,c0nt.
San Luis Obispo Fire Department
February 4,2002
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owner has informed SECOR that he will be responsible for locating private underground utilities at
the property.
Subsurface Investigation
The subsurface investigation will consist of excavating approximately 8 trenches to depths ranging
from 1 to 5 feet below ground surface (bgs). Trenching locations will be based on areas likely to
contain hazardous materials, if any, and as discussed with the Fire Departrnent. If hazardous
materials are suspected within a trench at depths greater than 5 feet, trenches may be extended to
10 feet or maximum backhoe depth to collect samples. Trenching logs will be recorded by field
persormel during the trenching activities. The trenching logs will contain information describing
the subsurface materials such as: type of soil, color, odors, and moisture content. The boring logs
will also include sample depths and number of samples obtained.
A maximum of 16 soil samples will be obtained from the trenches (approximately 2 samples per
trench) to be analyzed for total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH) quantified as gasoline, diesel,
and/or oil, benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and total xylenes (BTEX), Title22 metals, and PCB's.
A project engineer and/or geologist will decide the analysis specific to the sample obtained based
on site location, site history specific to the sample location, odors, and visual observations.
Groundwater Sampling
Groundwater sampling will be achieved by the installation of 3 temporary groundwater monitoring
wells. Three soil borings, 4-inch in diameter, will be hand drilled to depths of approximately 10 to
15 feet bgs using hand augering equipment. Upon reaching groundwater, the borings will be
converted into temporary groundwater monitoring wells. All down-hole tools will be washed with
a non-phosphate solution and triple rinsed prior to commencing with the next boring. Two feet of
2-inch diameter stainless steel slotted (screen) pipe will be placed at the bottom of the borings. The
stainless steel pipe will be corurected to 2-inch diameter solid polyvinyl chloride (PVC) casing
extending to surface elevation. A filter pack of commercially graded sand will extend from the
bottom of the borehole to approximately one foot above the screened stainless steel casing.
Following completion of the wells, the wells will be developed using a combination of surging and
bailing to settle the filter pack and remove sediment from the wells. Well development will be
considered complete when the well produces groundwater water, which is relatively free of
sediment. All development and purging water will be contained in DOT-approved 55-gallon steel
drums.
Approximately 24-hours after completion of the wells, groundwater levels will be measured from
the three wells then purged of approximately three casing volumes or until physical parameters such
as pH and conductivity stabilize. The wells will be sampled after purging with pre-cleaned
TeflonIM or disposable polyethylene bailers. After sampling is completed, the wells will be
abandoned by removing the stainless steel screen and PVC casing. The resulting hole will be filled
with bentonite clay chips.
San Luis Obispo Fire Department
February 4,2002
Page 3
Water samples will be analyzed for TPH, BTEX, methyl-tert-butyl ether (MTBE), and volatile
organics (solvents).
Sample Collection and Handling
Proper collection and handling are essential in ensuring the quality of each sample. A11 samples
will be collected by experienced field personnel and immediately placed in an ice chest. The
individual samples will be collected in suitable containers which have been pre-cleaned at the
laboratory and supplied with the appropriate preservative. The containers will be clearly marked
and dated for identification. All samples will be preserved correctly and stored for analysis no
longer than the maximum allowable holding time.
Sample identification and chain-of-custody procedures ensure sample integrity and document
sample possession from the time of collection to its ultimate disposal. Each sample container
submitted for analysis will have a label affixed to identify the job number, sampler, date and time
of sample collection, and a sample number unique to that sample. This information, in addition to
a description of the sample, field measurements made, sampling methodology, names of on-site
personnel, and any other pertinent field observations, will be recorded on the boring log or in the
field records.
A chain-of-custody sheet will be used to record possession of the sample from the time of collection
to its arrival at the laboratory. The sample control officer at the laboratory will verify sample
integrity and confirm that it was collected in the proper container, preserved correctly, and that
there is an adequate volume for analysis. If these conditions are met, the sample will be assigned a
unique log number for identification throughout analysis and reporting. The log number will be
recorded on the chain-of-custody sheet and in the legally required log book at the laboratory. The
sample description, date received, client's name and any other relevant information will also be
recorded.
Report
Upon completion of the field work and laboratory analysis, a Phase II Environmental Site
Assessment report will be prepared and submitted to the client and a copy forwarded to the Fire
Department. The report will document SECOR's methodologies used for data collection, present
the findings of the investigation, and present analytical results and conclusions. The format of the
report will be as follows:
A brief introduction stating the purpose of the assessment;
A description of the hydrogeologic setting of the site;
Data collection methodologies utilized for the assessmenq
Tabulated soil and groundwater analytical r.r,rttr;
Summary, findings and recommendations.
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February 4,2002
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The following information shall be included in the appendices of the final report:
Vicinity and Site Map
AppendixA-BoringLogs
Appendix B - Laboratory Reports and Chain-of-Custody Sheets
Schedule
The soil sampling investigation can commence after verbal or written approval by the City Fire
Department and once the SHSP is completed by our office. Soil sampling is anticipated to
cofirmence within five working days after submittal of this work plan. The installation of the
temporary groundwater monitoring wells can cofilmence one to two days after the soil sampling
investigation, weather permitting. Standard turn-around time is anticipated for soil and
groundwater analysis, which is approximately one week. The final report will be submitted
approximately two to three weeks after receipt of the soil and groundwater laboratory analytical
results.
If you have any questions, or would like to discuss any portion of this work plan in greater detail,
please contact this office at your convenience.
Sincerely,
SECOR fnternational Incorporated
Chris Prevost
Project Engineer
Cc: Mr. Chuck Roeder
3045 Duncan Lane
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
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Mr. Chuck Roeder
Auto Pra Recycling
3045 D'uncan l*ne
San llis Obispo, Crtiforoia 9340I
SubJect:Propoeal for Remcdlation A,cttvltles, 30115 Duncan Lane, $an Luis Obtspo,
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Dcar Mr. Roeder;
Introduction
Iu response Io e leEer from fts Sur Luis Obispo City FUe Departrncnt dated April 4, zWZ,
SECOR lnteffldonel Incorporatcd (SECOR) is pleased to prcscnr tbis proposal to provide a
R'emediRl Action Plan (RAP), ftcld supervision, monitorurg, and samplitrg during the remedia$on
tctivities, coordfuudon of wastr disposal, aad a final reporr upon coupl,etion of rcmediation
activiticg at the rcftrenced property.
A Phase II Environmental Sirc Asse$ncnt (ESA) perforued by SECOR bar reveale{ clevated
concenuations of lerd and total petrolerm hydrocarboru in the top 2 ta 12 inc,hes of soil throrghout
mort portionr oi the prop€rty, Ttre prefened rnc&od of treameur wat fsund tr be excavation arui
removal of codtafiinated soil ftou. the prcpcrtl, bascd on the estimatcd guaotities of coutaminated
soil prcsent.
ScoDe of Worlc
Tte prnposed ecopc, of work includes tbe following tegks:
Remedial Actioa Plan
A RAP will bc preparod a$ re$rested by rbe san Luis obispo Fire Depuheut, ThE
RnP will include a dcecription of remsdiation activities to be couduct€d at tbc
pr0p6rty.
. ' As pan of the RAP, procurcmcnt of permiu, if any. for the remcdistion activiries will
also bc conducted.
Techuicel Servlces During Remedietlou ActMtles
updare dne existing Health and safery Plan (HA$F) itr sccordasss with the
Occupatirrnal Healn? end $afety Associuion (OSHA) (29 CFR 1910.120) rcgulations
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renrcdiatiotr activitics.
Clear slte for uodergrornd utilities priot to excavation of sojls.
$upervire t€tnediatioil acrivitieg aud collcct soil samplos to detorrnine if thc vcnical and
lateral cxtent of cousninrtion has bccn rcnroved from the property.
Profile the contaminated soil for Oisposat, evaluate suitrble dtsposrl feclllties, end
cqordinate disposal,
r Prepare a finsl technical report describing the rcsults of tha aforcnentiorred scopc of
wOrk.
Cost Surnmary
The esdrnated cost to complerc dre scope of work outlined above is $41981. A detailed description
of coere presentd in tabular forn is etrechsd, Tasks 2 tfuough, 4 are bused on maximurn
asticipalod fess associatpd wittr tho projecr end wifl be billed ou a rime rnd narerials bari.s. If
additiond soil ramples and ftald obseiladons are rcquired at thc dirocrion of local rcgutatory
agencies, additional fccs nray be incured. Any additionel work requested folkrwing authorization
will be billed at r.lrc nrruenr fee sehedule rues.
Scberlule and Fonditioru
Preparntiorr of tho RAP cau colruDctrce ironediately aftcr rcccipt of authorization to proceed.
Approximately 5 to 10 workdays will bc rcquired to corrplete the RAP- This fcc quotarion will
remain iu cffact for nirrery (90) davs.
If the proposcd scope of work, terms, and fe€s are satlcfectory, the retum of tlre eoclosed
.Autlrorizatiou for Euviromenel Consulting Sen'ices, signsd by the parry re$poDsible for paymrtrr.
will cq.trsti!,lte aurhorizadorr for work on he projec to comnroffe.
Thutk you for your consiiletation of this prorposal. lf you havc any qucstions, or would like to
discuss any portion of this proposal in greater detail, please contact ft,is otTice ar yow conveaience.
Sincerely,
SECOR Intsrnrtionsl Incorporatcd
Chrie Prevost
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CLIENT CONTRACTIP.O. NO.
SECOR ProjectNo.
SECOR OFFTCE PERFORMING WORK:
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San Luis Obispo. CA 93401
SECOR FroposalNo
AUTHO RIZATI ON FOR EFWTRONMENTAL INVE STIGATION AT'[D CONTTTACTING $ERITCE S
CLIENT: Nzuno Mr. Chuck Roedcr
3045 Duncan LencAddress
City
Phone
San Luis Obispo
(80$ 543-1215
Stato California zip c?d01
FAX tR05\ 78r-2if,r
Signing of this Authorization by CLIENT and CONSULTAIIT (SECOR) euthorizm CONSULTAN"T'to oonplcte thc
Scrvlces ns describcd bclow in cossideratiou ofthe mutuel eovenauts set forrh on both sides ofthis Authorization.
PRQIECT NAME: Thc Scnicer desorihecl bslow nrc to bc providod by CONS(II,TaNT in oonnection *'lth a Ploject idcniitied ts follows:
3045 Duncan l-,anc Rerner{inti Activitics
SCOPE OF SERVICIiS; CONSIJLTAIIT will po.tbrrn the $dryicff indieatcd bclow:
Serviccs as doscribed in attached correspondencc dated
, X Seruicer ar dercTibed in rfi*cbed Scopc ofServicer datsd Aoril 11.2002
Scrviccs dcscribcd bclow:
FDE fOR SERVICES: CONSULTi{I.IT's fcc br Scwlscs identlflad alrove rhfill bt ru indlcntcd bclorvr
A Time und Matcriah fsc bucd ou persorrnal, cquipmcnt ud o(Fcnse rates sar fonh o[ rhe onsche.d Bltliug Ratc Schcdulc.
A lump sun fee of S_,
_ A lumD sumfcoof$.plus othcr dlr€ct costs a$d cxpeus€s bilM ar mrt plus 15%.
r)rher (upeeiff) 14.98 1.00.
RETAINEF.; A rcralttEt fee of$ will bo prior to initiating work on tho projcct Thc /el{incr prrirl will bc craditcd toward thc fcc for scwiccs rpccificd
qbovc.
PROORBSS PAYMENTS: Monthlv Apply _ D0 ilot *pply
CLIENT Ai.lD CONSULTANI nctnowledgg lhat $sy rrrc in agrcerncnt wlth thc tcrms and coudhlons as sfl forrh on thc dlaehcd Tcrms ucl
Condilionr.
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COST SUN'MARY FOR REMEDIAT1ON ACTNNIE$
TASK.qESCRrp.irON QUANTFY 'UH'IT UHtr cosT ltEfil cost
Teck 1: Remcdlrtlon Wortplen
Workplen
Subtotal
1 lump sum $500.00 $500,00
Tcsk 2: Slte Glear.nce, Safety Plen Updrtr, and Prc-Flcld Actlvltles
$tafi Enginear 4 hours $75.00
Task 3: Consufting Selices, FieH Obseryationt, rnd SollSampllng
Project Engrneer 3 hours $85.00
Stalf EngineertGeologist 12 hour* 375.00
Fleld Truck 2 days $70.00
Fietd Supplles 1 lump sum 350.00
$ubtotal
$2s5,00
$900.00
$140,00
$50,00
Task 4: Laboratory Analysis
VcrillcaUon Sampl$ (24-hour tumaround time)
TTLC Lead 6 samples $100.00TPHd I samples $150.00
Wato Profiling Samples (10 min turnaround time)
fiLC Lcad (trotal) 1 cample $50.00
STLC Lred (soluble) 1 ermple $96.00
TPHd 1 sample $75.00
FullVOC list 1 srmplc $215.00
Subtrrtal
s600.00
$1,200.00
$50.00
$96.00
$76.00
$215.00
Tutr 5; FinalRrpoh
Report 1 lump sum $000 $600,00
s500,00
$300.00
8300,00
$1,345,00
$2,236.00
$600.00$ubtobl
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10. CLIENT.PROWDED NFORIVIiTTION: SECOR ir sntittcd to rely on
rll inf-omorion firrnirhcd or ro br lumirhcd by CLIENT. CLIENT egtoct
to dcfcnd end indomnity $ECO& iu olficcrs, ugenrs and employec llom
nny ond dl olrims o1'oD/ kind arising out of or rdrtlng m f,'y clf,lms
orurc{ hy gr codgibutcd h by any rnols or omistoru-ln infdrmati,rn
providcd to $tiCOR,
11. ACCE$S, AfPROVAI,$, FERMITS: CLrEN'i rhali arruge for occass
trtd rnrlce Ell pr0vlrioils for SECOR to lrrrcr publio Fnd privito ptr)p€nyil ,rquirsd l0r SECOR to perfornr dro spcoitjsd grryi*c. CLIENT shal
fumish rpprovoll ond pormils fiotr ull govarn6cntnl nu&orirhr hrvingjwisliction over the Pnrjrat nnd rrrclr appiovd cnd mn6mt fiffi othen lr
mgy bo nsocnary, CLIEI{T is rrsponsiblc br htbrmtng $ECOR of ftr
laqationr ofury uadcrground stuciuns. $frCOR wlll no'r be ilgpdnsiblc
for ioirrlvartcnt dlnlngc (o urlll$ llnrs or odui sub$urirets rrusturcs dnr
wGr! not rnadc krpwn ro SECORptior lu fis jrrrtof .lrillilE,
I2. $ArETY: lt l! Ue terFon{ibitlty o{the CLIENT to plovidc ud noiuhin
I solt wnrtinE cnvLotrnenl for iB crr{rloytos. SECOR.T ornplo ees rnd
thrt nf SEC.OR'! rsbconrl4to 6, ngcnls'. tllo publio nnd nay crhrr third
p&ty.
t3- A$SIGNMENT: $llCOB shdl noE utign thir Aurhorizarion (cxccpr
AcoounB Rcc6irabk) wlhout prior writGn corl"\Ent of CLIENT, hut Etey,
trnploy ury othcr prny h duuns nccctrf,ry or ptolJcr for rny prt of tbe
work rcquirsd h bc perhrilBd hy SECOR under ilre tcrmrr ot'tril
A$rhorlzirlor:.
la, TERMINATION! Eithcf party mly rlrrninot rhie Authorlzoriod !! lny
tinc upon mvcn (7) dly* prior wi.itrcn ltoricc ro thc ohrr. In srrch cvcni.
EEC0R will hc oompsnrsred flr rewiccs pedomcd rmdcr rhc
AutlKrizntion ro dre torrnhdion dntc t0g6hu with dl cortr risitrg out rrf
nrclt rermindhn.
15, APDLICABLE LAIV: This contrnct shsll bc cnfofl:ed in rccordrncc
vith th? ln$,s ol rhc $tntc of Wisltlulron.
16. TIME LIMIT l,'OR CLAIFI$r dny Elrim bmuglrr by CLIENT rgain,u
SECOR wll! bc hrrugh: not lar8f lhun ono ycff afier tle dsc of
tutrr,tnntini comFloliolt ryf SECt)n'.q rctricsr botouder 0r $e cxlrirftion
ofdre epprrprirtr $ituic, 0f li6iradonr, whichcru h oarlicr.
I?. .4TTORNEY, AGENT, ON C{)I.I,ECTION ACENCY FEE$ AND
EXPENSEST In rhe cvcnt thb Aurhori:rrkn rhould bc rcfcfied ro iln
Ilrlornsy 0t lnw, rEGltr,. or culle{:tlor-! tE[nry fot c0ll6cli6n, CLIENT rgrcos
ro pny such ELvrnrhlo ftts SECOR try incur, in rhc collcctjon b.rEof.
lt, DI{IIRII ACTTEEMENT: The Agrocrnrnt (ard ilty rcfdruncod
uttrlhmcffs) co$slitllr the trrtirc {grEanlrm bctwrgn CLIENT rnd
SECOR und rupcncdce rll prior or ord or writren tcpruserutions or
Fgrccnlelb, Tbir Aurllmont rhnll nor be rnodilicd lnsept in wriring md
riguod ly hrth putir* lf nny prrwlsion of rhir Agrcemdnt'u ducn:rirrod
hy u murt to b6 itvdld or uncntbrccnb[c, rhi raulndcr qf thir
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(NEST Internet Technologies)
1040 Grant Road, Suite 155, PMB 325, Mountain View, California 94040-3296
January 2,2002
Charles/Jocelyn Roeder
Auto Parts Recyclers of SLO, Inc.
3045 Duncan Lane
San Luis Obispo, CAg340I
Re: Storm Water Sample Analysis, NEST GMP
Dear Charles/Jocelyn Roeder:
The laboratory's analysis of your November's storm water sample is back (see next page).
GOOD NEWS ! The lab's analysis shows 4 of 7 parameters tested in the sample were below the
EPA benchmark values. Resrilts indicate that most of your BMPs are effective.
NOT SO GOOD NEWS! Three (3) constituents:copper,lead and zinc, tested above the
EPA benchmark value.
Your results and the EPA benchmark values for the parameters tested are shown in the table
below. Your results are on the left; the EPA benchmark values are on the right. Levels above
benchmark values are considered harmful to human health and require attention.
NEST recommends that you use this benchmark comparison to help determine where you need
more effective BMPs on-site to reduce potential pollutants to your storm water discharge.
What do you need to do? IDENTIFY the sources and implement BMPs: (1) review the
attached green page, (2) locate your source(s) (materials) of pollutants, (3) review the BMPs in
your SWPPP, and (4) implement an EXISTING or NEW BMP(s) toeliminale any contact of the
poten[ial pollutants with your storm water runoff. Call us to discuss new BMPs.
TABLE: Summary of Water Sam ple Anal.ysis for 200112002 Season
Parameter l.aboratory S
1 st:uru}l
ample* and Date
Znd:
tUtzlor
Benchmark Levelsl
For Investigation
Units
pH
Conductance
TSS
TOC
Copper
lrad
6.79
131
26.Q
11.0
0.0932
0.0693
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7,40
?30
nd
60
0;51'
0,29
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below 6.0 or above 9.0
greater than 300 to 500
greaterthan 100
greaterthan 100to 110
0.0636
0.0816
o 117
pH
TzmhoVcm
mg/l or ppm
mgA or ppm
mg/l or ppm
mg/l or ppm
mo/l or nnm
* nd=none detected; na=not analyzd (see lab report attached)
i.Note: EPA benchmark values published in Fed Register Vol.65, No. 62,313012040 Notices.
Please place this letter report, the lab analysis and the Chain-of-Custody in your SWPPP Binder,
Appendix D, RECORDS. You will need a copy of the lab report for your Annual Report.
Sincerely yours,
VP Client Services
NEST Environmental Services
Phone: (650) 938-3012 / (800) 699-NEST (6378), Fax: (650) 968-6633
Entech Anulytcal Labs, lnc. )
3334 Victor Courr. Santa Clara, CA 95054 . (408) 5BB-0200 . Fax (408) 588-0201
NEST Environmental Services
1040 Grant Road, Suite 155 - PMB 325
Mountain View, CA 94040
Attn: Don Reh
Date: 1 l/29101
Date Received: I 1/13/01
Project Name: GMP - Auto Parts Recyclers
Project Number: GMP
P,O. Number: Verbal
Sampled By: Client
Certified Analytical Report
Order ID: 27108
Sample Timel
Lab Sample ID: 27708-001
Sample Date: I ll12l0L
Client Sample ID: Stormwater
Matrix: Liquid
Parameter
Cond uc ta nce
Coppcr
Lead
pH
Toul Organrc Carbon
Total Suspended Solids
Zinc
Comment
Analysis Date
1 l/13/01
I t 126/01
n/26/01
n/t3/01
n/26/01
tU20/01
n/26/01
QC Batch ID
wcoND0l r I l5A
wM8llTB
wMSllTB
wPHoil ll38
wTocol l126
WTSS0l ll20
wM8l l78
Result
230
0.51
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0.34
PQL
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0.005
0.01 5
0.2
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0,0r5
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pmhos/cm
mg/L
mg/L
STU
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mg/L
mg/L
Method
EPA 120.r
EPA 200.7
EP A 200.7
EPA I 50, r
EPA 415,2
EPA I 60.2
EPA 200.7
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Environmental Analysis Since l9B3
PQL = Practical Quantitation LimrtDF = Dilution Factor ND = Not Detected
Analysis perlormed by Entech Analyical L^abs, Inc, (CA ELAP #2346)
DLR = Detection Limit Reported
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3334 Victor Court
Santa Clara, CA 95054
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ALTT O D I S MAIJTLER S/R E CY CLERS;
Your storm water Sample reSuItS too high*7 *above EpA benchmark varues?
Nee d help iiguring out whyT See below.
Pollutant Potential sources Potential solution/BMP
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(used exlensiveiy on auLo
mela.ls to prevent rusi;
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1- exposed large tire piles 1- remove the pile; or cover it
2-waste motor&lube oils, waste and put a berm around it
antifreeze
3- exposed painted sheet metal 2- cover and put a berm around it
doors hoods, roof-s, alloy parts
4- galvanized scrap steel on site; 3- remove any scrap; pvr2" high
shed roofs. siding. fencing. earth berm around shed
gutters, downspo
u(-) p per 5- disk brake pads
6- waste antifreeze
7- radiators
8- elecrrical motors & parts-
these are also oily & greasy
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4- cover, berm, put inside a non
leaking container
5- cover; see 9 below
6- put them inside non leaking
metal container inside or
under overhead cover
t oqrT-l-J \- (-,iL \.+
9- batteries-acid spills, exposed
to rainfall, cracked, laying
on side, caps not on.
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7- place all batteries inside
secondary containment, under
overhead cover; store upright
with ALL caps on.
8- remove frcm tire rims; place
weights inside secondary
con with a cover./lid
TOC (total organic
carbon)
/-\:l o r--^^\Jil 6c Urease
l1- spills, drips, leaks of oil,
grease, gasoline, lube oils and
other iubricating fluids,
antifreeze
9- PREVENT SPILLS FROM
OCCIIRRTNG onfo the ground or
paved surfaces!!
clean up promptly using drv
adsorbents
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solids)
12-dirt yards, recent gravel,
freeway dirt, particles of
leaves, branches, rice hulls,
straw, loose absorbents, etc.
10- put filter bags upstream of
the sampling point to filter out
the dirt and other bits sticking
to dirt particles;
put up more overhead cover;
lav down more Davlng
Cnn rf ttr-tertcc>\]\-,, ll\r L4\- L( rI\-\-
13- maybe spil-ted battery acid
as well as other clissolved
minerals
11- see 6 above;
-ciean up other acid or acici
neutralizing spills
p H loiver than 6.0?
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14- useci incorrect sampiing
technique; acid in one bottle
contaminated the no-aci,C
bottie
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12- do not use any one boitie tofill the other two - fill each
one directly from the stream
13- do not sample Co',^,Trstt-eam of-
poured concrete
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2160 Santa Barbara Avenue . San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-5240 o 805/781-7380
"Courtesy I Service"
Mr. Chuck Roeder, Owner
Auto Parts Recycling
3045 Duncan Lane
San Luis Obispo, CA. 93401
Contractors for Phase II Site Assessment and Clean Up of Site Located at
3045 Duncan Lane, San Luis Obispo' Ca.
Dear Mr. Roeder:
Listed below are several environmental consultants who may be able to provide site
assessment services and cleanup of existing contamination from the operation of a auto
recycling operation at the site mentioned above. If the consultant on this list does not
perform site remediation you may have to secure the services of another contractor to
complete the project. Our office will work with you to try to keep this project on track
with whatever time frame you are attempting to meet, and I look forward to working with
you and answering questions you may have during the course of this project.
SECOR International, Inc. Contact person: Mr. Steve Little, Telephone number: (805)
546-0455; Address: 3437 Empressa Dr., Suite A, San Luis Obispo. Ca.93401
Macoy Resource Corp. Contact Person: Mr. Sean McCormick, Telephone number:
(505) 227-1090; Address: P. O. Box 3980, Paso Robles, Ca' 93447
Earth Systems Pacific. Contact person: Mr. Tim Conroy, Telephone number: (805)
544-3276; Address: 4378 Santa Fe Road, San Luis Obispo, Ca.93401'
Geosolutions, Inc. Contact Person: Ms. Jonna Otto; Telephone number: (805) 543-8539
Address: Z}}HighStreet, San Luis Obispo, Ca. 93401
Please contact me at (805) 781-7383 if I may be of help
Sincerely,
N,K
D. Kerry Boyle
Hazardous Materials Coordinator
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Mounfoin View, CA 94040-J27+
Phone: (415) J2J 6981, Fox; (415) J2J 40194-
AUTO PARTS RTCYCLERS OF SLO, INC.
3045 Duncon Rood, Son Luis Obispo, CA
Son Luis Obispo Cou nty
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ANNUAL REPORT
SPECIFIC INFORMATION
MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGMM
D. SAMPLING AND ANAL.YSIS EXEMPTIONS AND REDUCTIONS
1. For the reporting period, was your facility exempt from colle_cling and analyzing samples from two storm events in
accordance with sections 8.12 or 15 of the General Permit?
fl ,rt Go to ltem D,2 n No Go to section E
z. lndicate the reason your facility is exempt from collecting and analyzing samples from two storm events Attach a
copy of the first page of the appropriate certification if you check boxes li, iii, iv, or v,
L C participating in an Approved Group Monitoring Plan Group Name: N F ST
ii f] Submitted No Exposure Certificatlon (NEC)Date Submitted:
Re-evaluation Dale I I
Does facility continue to satisfy NEC conditions? f] VeS tr
tl Submitted Sampling Reductlon Qertiflcation (SRC) Date Submitted:
Re-evaluation Date
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g YES
How many storm water discharge locations are at your facility?
NO
NO, attach explanation (Please note tha( if
you do not sample the first storm event, y0u
rre still required to sample 2 storm events)
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Does facility continue to satisfy SRC conditions?YES NO
iu fl Received Regional Board Certification Certification Date:
T Received Local Agency Certification Celification Date:
3. lf you checked boxes i or iii above, were you scheduled to sample one storm event during the reporting year?
fr VeS Go to Section E n NO Go to Section F
4. lf you checked boxes ii, iv, or v' go to Section F.
E SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS RESULTS
1 How many storm events did you sample? I lf less than 2, attach explanatbn (if you checked
item D.2.i or iii. above, only attach explanation if you
answer "0"),
Z. Did you collect storm water samples from the first storm of the wet season that produced a discharge during
scheduled facility operating hours? (section 8,5 of the General Permit)
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F OUARTERLY VISUAL OBSERVATI9NS
1. Authorized Non'Storm Water Dlscharges
Section 8,3.b of the General permit requires quarterly visual observations of all authorized non-storm water
discharges and their sources.
a. Do authorized non-storm water discharges occur at your facility?
n YEs Z No Go to ltem F'2
b. lndicate whether you visually observed all authorized non-storm water discharges and their sources
during the quarters when they were discharged. Attach an explanatlon for any "No" answers' lndicate
,,N/A'ifor quarters without any authorized non-storm water discharges'
Juty -seprember [ves D IO n N/A October-December I veS f] tqo f] ruln
January-March n yES I No I N/A April-June tr YES f] NO [ rula
c. Use Form 2 to report quarterly visual observations of authorized non-storm water discharges or
provide the following information'
i. name of each authorized non-storm water discharge
ii. date and time of observation
iii.sourceandlocationofeachauthorizednon-stormwaterdischarge
iv. characteristics of the discharge at its sourco and impacted drainage area/discharge location
v. name, title, and signature of observer
vi. any new or revised aups necessary to reduce or prevent pollutants in authorized non-storm water
. Oischarges. Proyide new of levised BMP implementaiion date'
2. Unauthorized Non'Storm Water Discharges
section 8.3.a of the General permit require"s quarterly visual observations of all drainage areas to detect the
presence of unauthorized non-storm water discharges and their sources'
a. lndicate whether you visually observed all drainage areas to detect the presence of unauthorized non-
storm water discharges and their sources. Attach an explanation for any "NO" answers'
July -September ffves n No
January-March Uf YES I Ho
october-Decemoer flYes
April-June ff ves
NO
NO
b. Based upon the quarterly visual observations, were any unauthorized non-storm water discharges detected?
YES 6 No Go to item F,2'd
Have each of the unauthorized non-storm water discharges been eliminated or permitted?
g YEs NO Attach exPlanation
d Use Form 3 to report quarterly unauthorized non-storm water discharge visuat observations or provide the
rorrowins inrormation, N;;'; -ilii -ioEY;- t irTptto I
i. name of each unauthorized non-storm water discharge'
ii. date and time of observation.
iii. source and location of each unauthorized non-storm water discharge,
iv. characteristics of tha discharge at its source and impacted drainage area/discharge location'
v. name, title, and signature of observer'
vi. any corrective actions necessary to eliminate the source of each unauthorized non-storm water
dischargeandtocleanimpacted.drainageareas.Providedateunauthorizednon-stormwater
discharge(s) was eliminated or scheduled to be eliminated'
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Have you reviewed all Generdl Permit compliance records generated
since the last annual evaluation?
The following records should be reviewed:
. quarterly unauthorized non-storm
water discharge visual observations
r Sampling and AnalYsis records
o preventative maintenance inspection
and maintenance records
Have you reviewed the major elements of the SWPPP to assure
compliance with the General Permit?
The following SWPPP items should be reviewed:
. pollution Prevention team
, list of significant materials
. description of potential pollutant sources
assessment of potential pollutant sources
iJentiflcation and description of the BMPs to be
implemented for each potential pollutant source
Have you reviewed your SWPPP to assure that a) the BMPs are ?d"9y?!"
in reducing or preventing-poff ,t"ntt in storm water'discharges and authorized
non-storm water discharglt, t.O b) the BMPs are being implemented?
The following BMP categories should be reviewed:
. preventativemaintenance. material handling and storage practices
. wastehandling/storager structural BMPs
fltes NO
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quarterly authorized non-storm water
discharge visual observations
monthly storm water discharge
visual observalion
records of spills/leaks and associated
clean-uP/resPonse activities
[fvrs f No
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r good housekeePing Practicesr spill response. employee training
. erosion controle qualitt assurance
7 Has all material handling equipment and equipment needed to
implement the SWPPP been inspected?tvftES l_l r.rOtt
ACSCE EVALUATION REPORT
Thefacilityoperatorisrequiredtoprovideanevaluationreportthatincludes:
. identification of personnel performing the evaluation ' schedule for implementing swPPP revisions
. the date(s) of the evaluation ' tny intiOents oi non-compliance and the corrective
r oecess?fl SWPPP revisions ctions taken'
Use Form 5 to report the-results 9f youl evaluation or develop an equivalent form'- ua( pog,;vn 6 hfr*cneo
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ACSCE CERTIFICATION
The facirity operator is required to certify compliance with the rndustriar Activities storm water General Permit' To
certify compliance, both th" swppp ano rr,tonitoiinj Program must be up to date and be fully implemented'
Based upon your ACSCE, do you certify compliance with the lndustrial &r* f *O
Activities Storm Water General Permit? lJ ' Lv
tf vou answered 'NO" attach an explanation to the ACSCE Evaluation Report why you are not in
"Jrprr.." *itn tn" tnorttrial Activities Storm Water General Permit'
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DESCRTPTTON OF BASIC ANALYTTCAL PARALTETERS
The lndustrial Activities Storm Water General permit (General Permit) requires you to analyze_s]orm water samples for at
least four parameters. These are pH, Total suspenoJo solids (TSS), specific ionductance (sc),and rotal organic carbon
(Toc). oit and Grease (o&G) may be substituted for Toc. ln addition, you must monitor for any other pollutants which you
berieve to be presenr in your storm water oiscnarle as'u orrit or inousiriat activity and analytical parameters listed in Table D
or tnu C"nurul permit. ih"r" .r" no numeric limiiations for the parameters you test for'
The four parameters which the General permit requires to be tested are considered indicator parameters ln olher words'
regardless of what type of facility you operate, these parameters are nonspecific and general enough to usually provide some
indication whether pollutants are presenl in your ri*r *"t", discharge. The following briefly explains what each of these
parameters mean:
pH js a numeric measure of the hydrogen-ion concentrarion, The neutral, or acceptable, range is within 6 5 to B 5 At values
iess rhan 6.s, the water is consrdered acidic; above 8.5 it is considered alkaline or basic. An example of an acidic subslance
is vrnegar, and a alkaline or basic substance is liquid antacid. Pure rainfall tends to have a pH of a little less than T There
may be sources of materials or industrial activities which could increase or decrease the pH of your storm water discharge lf
rhe pH levels of your storm water discharge are high or low, you should conduct a thorough evalualion of all potential
pollutant sources at Your site.
Total Suspended Solids (TSS) is a measure of the undissolved solids that are present in your storm water discharge
Sources of TSS include sediment from erosion of exposed land, and dirt from impervious (i.e. paved) areas, Sediment by
itself can be very toxic to aquatic life because it covers feeding and breeding grounds, and can.smother organisms living on
the bottom of a water body. Toxic chemicals and other pollutints also adhere to sediment particles. This provides a medium
by which loxic or other poilutants end up in our water ways and ultimately in human and aquatic life. TSS levels vary in runoff
from undisturbed land. lt has been shown that TSS levels increase significantly due to land development'
Specif ic Conductance (SC) is a numerical expression of the ability of the water to carry an electric currenl SC can be used
ro assess the degree of mineralization, salinity, or estimate the total dissolved solids concentration of a water sample
Because of air pillution, most rain waler has a sc a little above zero. A high sc could affect the usability of waters for
drinking, irrigation, and other commercial or industrial use.
Total Organic Carbon (TOC) is a measure of the total organic matter presont in water. (All organic matter contains carbon)
This test is sensilive and able to detect small concentrations of organic matter. organic matter is naturally occurring in
animals, plants, and man. Organic matter may also be man made (so called synthetic organics), Synthetic organics include
pesticides, fuels, solvents, ani paints. Naturil organic matter utilizes the oxygen in'a receiving water to biodegrade Too
muchorganicmalercouldplaceasignificantoxyglndemandonthewater,andpossiblyimpactitsquality. Synthetic
organics either do not biodegrade or 6iodegrade-vlry slowly. Synthetic organics are a source of toxic chemicals that can
have adverse affects at very-lo* concentraiions. Some of ihese chemicali bioaccumulate in aquatic life.'lf your levels of
TOC are high, you should evaluate all sources of natural or synthetic organics you may use at your site
Oil and Grease (O&G) is a measure of the amount of oil and grease present in your storm water discharge. At very low
concenrrations o&G can cause a sheen (that floating "rainbow") on the surface of water (1 qt. of oil can pollute 250,000
gailons of water). O&G can adversely affect aquatic tife anO create unsightly floating material and film on water, thus making
it undrinkable. Sources of O&G include maintenance shops, vehicles, machines and roadways.
tf you have any questions regardlng whether or not your constituent concentrations are too high, please contact your local
Regional Board offlce. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) has published stormwater discharge
benchmarks for a number of parameters. These benchmarks may be helpful when evaluating whether qpditiona,l BMPs are
appropriate. These benchmarks can be accessed at our website at http:i/www.swrcb,ca.gov. lt is contained in the Sampling
and Analysis Reduction Certification.
-B-
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
2OOO.2OO1 ANNUAL REPORT
FOR STORM WATER DISCHARGES ASSOCIATED
WITH INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
1-4'779-I
JUN 2 S 2001
Reporting Period July 1, 2O0O through June 30' 2001
An Annual Report is required to be submitted to your local Regional water Quality control Board
(Regional Board) by July 1 of each year. This document must be certified and signed, under penalty of
perjury by the ,ppropiitt. official of your company' Many of the Annual Report questions require an
explanation. please provide explanations on a separate sheet as an attachment. Retain a copy of the
completed Annual Report for your records'
lf any information contained in ltems A, B, and c below is incorrect, please cross out or highlight the incorrect
information (do not white out or erase) and provide the correct information next to or above the incorrect
information so that we can update our records. Please remember that a Notice of rermination and new Nottce of
lntent is required whenever yo'ul facility is relocated or changes ownership'
rf you have any questions, prease contact your Regionar Board storm water program contact. The address of
the Regional Board (where the Annual ne6ort ruri b" ,rbmitted) along with the name, telephone number' and
e-mail address of the contact is indicated below. Additional copies of the Annual Report may be obtained from
our web site at www.swrcb.ca.gov.
REGIONAL BOARD INFORMATION:
CENTRAL COAST REGIONAL WATER BOARD
8I HICUERA ST., SUITE 2OO
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA'93401-542']
A. FacilirY Location:
AUTO PART RECYCLERS OF SLO
]945 DUNCAN LANE
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 9340I
FacilitY WDID No:
B. Facility OPerator Information:
Contact Person:
CHARLES M. ROEDER
(805) s43-l2ls
C, FacilitY Information:
Contact Person:
CHARLES M, ROEDER
(805) s43-121 s
JENNIFER BITTING
(80s) s49-3334
E-mail: jbitting@rb3.swrcb.ca'gov
GENBRAL INFORMATION
3 40s003668
CHARLES M. ROEDER
3045 DUNCAN LANE
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 9340I
Mailing Address: AUTO PART RECYCLERS OF SLO
3945 DLJNCAN LANE
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 9340I
!
SIC Code(s):
5015 Motor Vehicle Parts, Used
Additional Table D Parameters; Fe,Pb,Al
(Hazardous Waste Facilities, see Table D' Sector K of the Permit)
I
I
Waste Discharge Order No:
4
5.
For each storm event sampled, did you collect and analvze a
I tO
sampte from each ot tne iJciiit's;.t6it *tt.t discharge locations? ff Vf S' go to ltem E'6
Was sample collection or analysis reduced in accordance
with section B'7'd of the General Permit? [ vrs fl No' attach explanation
lf "YES', attach documentation supporting your determination
inut t*o ot. more drainage areas are substantially identical'
Date facility's drainage areas were last evaluated
6. Were qll samples collected during the first hour of discharge?
7 , Was all storm water sampling preceded by three (3)
worf ii-g days without a storm water discharge?
8. Were there any discharges of stormwater that had been
iempoiatiry stored or contained? (such as from a pond)
9. Did you collect and analyze samples of temporarily stored or
coniained storm water discharges from two storm events?
for. onu storm event if you checked item D'2'i or iii' above)
a, Does Table D contain any additional parameters
related to your facility's SIC code(s)?
b. Did you analyze all storm water samples for the
applicable parameters listed in Table D?
c, lf you did not analyze all storm water samples for the
applicable Table D parameters, check one of the
following reasons:
EI *o,go to ltem E,1o
[f vrs t] No, Go to ltem E 1'1
p'vrs n
fl ves
ffivrs
I ves
fl ves
I NO, attach exPlanation
tl NO, attach exPlanation
t] NO, attach exPlanation
10. Section 8.5. of the General Permit requ ires you to analYze storm water samPles for PH, Total Su spended Solids (TSS)
Specific Conductance (SC)' Total Organ ic Carbon (TOC) or Oiland Grease (O&G), other Polluta nts likelY to be Present in
storm water discharges in significant q uantities, and analytical Parameters listed in Table D of the General Permit
Nerf 6 nP tas'l:zcl {ot coPPat,Ls*o '?r i'tc
NO
ln prior sampling years, the parameter(s) have not been detected in significant quantities from two
consecutive sampling events, Attach explanation
The parameter(s) is not likely to be present in storm water discharges and authorized non'storm water
discharges in significant qr*iiti"t rirted upon the facility operatoi's evaluation' Attach explanation
11
Other. Attach exPlanatlon
r Date and time of sample collection
r Name and title of samPler.
r Parameters tested.r Name of analytical testing laboratory'
o Dischargelocationidentification'
For each storm event sampled, attach a copy of the raboratory anarytical reports and report.the sampring and analysis
resutts using Form 1 or ii;"eql;i;nt. The iollowing must be provided for each sample collected:
. .q : .., Testing'results, l
r Test methods used.
r Test detection limits'
r Date of testing'r Copies of the laboratory analytical results
.t
I-5-
Lr THL
discharge.
October
November
December
January
. areas where spills and leaks have occured during '
the last Year' o
t outdoor wash and rinse areas. '. process/manufacturing areas. I
. ioading, unloading, and transfer areas' 'r waste storage/disPosal areas, '. dusUparticulate generating areas, '. erosion areas.
. facility boundaries
. outline of all storm water drainage areas
o areas imPacted bY run'on
Section 8,4.a of the General Permit requires you to conduct monthly visual observations of storm water
discharges at all storm water discharge locations Juring the wet seison' These observations shall occur during
the first hour of discharge or, in the case of tempoiarily-stored or contained storm water' at the time of discharge
l,lndicatebelowwhethermonthlyvisualobservationSofstormWaterdischargesoccurredata.lldischarge
tocations, Attach ;;;#1";;ti"n for any 'iNOii "n"*"ts, lnclude in this explanation whether anv eligible
storm events occurred during scheduteo faciiity oferating hours that did not result in a storm water discharge'
and provide tne oate, iime, n-"r" and title of the person who observed that there was no storm water
NOn
n
ntl
Reoort monthlv wet seaqon visual observations using Form 4 or provide the following information'-'-'Npai 6tfip Foern 'l)( *fT+c(/Eo
a. date,-time, and location of observation
b. name and title of observer
c. characteristics of tire Jischarge (i.e., odor, color, etc.) and source of any pollutants observed'
;. rny n"* or reviseO AMpt n"-.att"ty to reduce or prevent pollutants in storm water discharges
Provide new or revised BMP implementation date'
Have you inspected all potential pollutant sources and industrial activities areas? / VZS
The following areas should be inspected:
NOTx
T
l
YESg
3g
w
February
March
April
May
YESa
G
3
2.
ANNUAL COMPREHENSIVE SITE COMPLIANCE EVALUATION (ACSCE)
H. ACSCE CHECKLIST
section A.9 of the General permit requires the facility operalor to conduct one ACSCE in each reporting period (July 1-
June 30). Evaluations must be conducted within 8-1'6 months of each other. The swPPP and monitoring program shall
be revised and implemented, as necessary, within 90 days of the evaluation. The checklist below includes the minimum
steps necessary to complete a ACSCE. lndlcate Whether you have performed each step below' Attach an
explanation for anY "NO" answers'
building repair, remodeling, and construction
material storage areas
vehicle/equiPment storage areas
truck par,king and access areas
rooflop equiPment areas
u.ni.fb fueling/maintenance Ereas''
non-storm water discharge generating areas
ffvrs
fl ves
NO
NO2HaveyoureviewedyourSWPPPtoassurethatitsBMPsaddressexisting
potential pollutant sources and industrial activities areas?
HaveyouinspectedtheentirefacilitytoverifythattheSWPPP'ssitemap'
iilp-tl,r-J"t"i The following site map items should be verified:Iro
. storm water discharges locations
. storm water collection and conveyance system
. structural control measures such as catch basins'
berms, containment areas, oil/water separators' etc
tr-u-
ATTACHMENTSUMMARY i.
Answer the questions below to herp you determine what shourd be attached to this annual report. Answer NA (Not
Applicable) to questions ;-; if y";;i" not required to provide those attachments'
1. Have you attached Forms 1 ,2,3'4' ands or their equivalent? [ VfS (Mandatory)
2. lf vou conducted sampling and analysis' have you attached the
laboratory analYtical rePorts?
3. lf you checked box ll, lll, lV, or V in item D'2,oJ this Annual-
neoort, have you attached the flrst page of the
apProPriate certifi cations?
4. Have you attached an explanation for ea.ch "NO" answer in- it"rr J.i, e.z, E'5'E,7,E'9, E'10'c' F'1'b'F'2'a'F'2'c'
G.1, H.1-H.7, or J?
f,res I NO
NO
NO
NA
YES
YES
Z*o
NAT
I am duly authorized to sign reports leQuired
by the INDUSTRIAL AcTlvlTlES STORM WATER GENERAL
pERMTT (see standard provision c.9) and r ;Jr,ify ;;.; p...riv of raw that this document and att attachments
were prepared under my direction or.rp"rrr'iln i'nl.lorl"nr. "rtn
r rystem designed to ensure that quallfied
personner properry n"*#ffi;;rr.r;il. i;io*.tion submitted. Based on my inquiry of the person or persons
who manage the system, orthose person oir..irv *rponsibre forgathering the information, the information
submitted is, to the best of my knowredg" unJ o.ti"r, irue, accurate and comprete. r am aware that there are
signrficant penarties to'. ,uir'itting tatsJintoriation, inctuoing the po.rioi[ty of fine and imprisonment for knowing
ANNUAL REPORT CERTIFICATION
violations
Printed N
Signature
Title
Date
{
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F
L6.CERTIFICATION 4ND ISIGNATURES
This Storm
Facility:
*5'u^.^"
Ciry:
State;
Date:
California.
2-77- 0l
We certify that to the best of our knowledge the information recorded in this SWEA is
accurate and comPleie.
For the FacilirY:
)
nr)
(ti rl e)
For NEST En Services:
signafure)
(print)
title)
Storm Wateri r , t: '
Program Audit Check List
READ THIS DISCLAIMER
In the preparation of the Storm Water Environmental Audit (SWEA) by NEST
il;i;;il;t"r"l--S"*i."r all due care and diligence was employed. Furthermore, the
'- ;;*o;;Jt "**tl Supervisor, for whom this SWEA was prePared, should update
tfieii S{rppp and Beit Management Practices (BMP) to reflect changes, d. any'
;hi;h ;;"r in stati or federt'regulations or their interpretation, or changes in the
operations of the facility covered by the SWPPP.
No assurances are made by NEST Environmental Services that the following
SWEA will exempt a company frory liability by Cal-E?A, possible civil liabilify, or
prosecution by state or local law enforcement agenctes'
Each owner/operator is obligated to implement goq maintain an effecti-v.e program
;J-;;i;riig p-gram f6r sq!q_ water pollution prevention. This can be
.."o*pGn"a tiy i*ptg;e4ng all BMPs, employee training,.and compliance with
th;;#i;1ioos'fni"SWEA iontains atl elemeits for compliang. Hgwe.ver, the
Respo"nsible Person ftas the duty and obligation to ensure that all elements
.onfuin.A in the Geneilii Permit arC compiied with at the facility.
NEST Environmental Services @5/97 Page 6
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14. STORM WATER DISCHARGE LOCATIONS: CONDITIONS
Site Bermed Area(s) bermed , Containment area Treatrnent Percent Leaving
BMPs: All BMPs implemented? Y N (see para 15 below)
I5. EXISTING OR NEW BMPS REQUIRING IMPLEMENTATION
Sit":ffi
fr{r^
ft{f nh{ 0(t {@ o,
I
t--
Ot herCleanStainedO ilyLocations/
Conditions
Storm Drains
sDl
sD2
SD3
sD4
Drivewavs
Front a-/
L or R sides
Rea r
Property
Boundaries
Front a--Ao-. ,1a./( V"'"wRioht
Rear t/
Left
Other
STATIJS RECOMMENDATIONITEM OR ISSUE
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0*h ettl fr{o;Atnt[y'f fur*
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NEST Environmental Services @sln Page 5
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-^{f,: .w:.rQ 885 Jarvis D . Morgan Hi lt, cA 9s037 . (408) 776_9600. FAX (408) 782_6308D 8'19 Striker Suite B . S acramento, CA 95894 . (916) 921-9600 FAX (916) 921_0100A 404 N. Wiget . Walnut Creek, CA g45g8 . (925) 988-9600 FAX (92s) 988_9673fl 1455 McDowdl North,SuiteD.petalu ma,cA 94954. (70 7) 7s 2-'r865 FAX (707) 792_0342D 1551 tndustriat oad . San Carlos, CA 94070 . (650) 232-9600 FAX (650) 232-9612
02-BHours D Water
D Waste Water
O Other
SEQUOIA ANATYTICAL
CHAIN OF CUSTODY
Turnaround
Time:
Q '10 Working Days
O 7 Working Days
Q 5 Working Days
O 3 Working Days
Q 2 Working Days
Q 24 Hours
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Time
Time:
Time
Date:
Date:
Date
ived By
Received By:
Received By:
Time:
Time:
Date:
Date:
Date
Relinquished By:
Relinquished By:
Relinquished By:
Comments
X
uested
XXXXXX
Project Name: 6p1p
t-.r r<Li.l
Business name .t
PO. +:
C Level D (Standard)O Level C O Level B D Level A
QC Data:
Sequoia's
Sample f
Cont.
Type
#of
Cont.
Sampler:
Matrix
Desc.
Storm
water
Date/Time
Sampled
r'':t:-{
Company Name mentalServicesNEST Environ
32555-PMB1iteSuRoadGrant0401rESS:AddngMaili
City: Mountain View.Zip Code: 94A40 ..,
State: CA
1-650-938-3012 FAX #
Telephone:
Report To: Don Reh
Client
Sample l.D.
1. Storm water
2.
4.
5
6.
7
8
9
10.
Were Samples Received in Good Condition? O yes O No Samples on lce? D yes tr No Method ol Shipment Prno
v ,--\
Sequoia
Analytical
885 J:wls Drlr
Morgan Htlt, CA 950.:
(408) 776.%C,
FAX (ito8) 782-63C
www,tequolnlabs,or
February 13 ,2001
Don Reh
NEST Environrnental Services
Mountain View CA, 94040
RE: GMP /MKA0364
ffit:Hf, TrUg ffi'H:iflfnT, fl;samnres
received bv the laboratory on at/ft/ol ffyou have a'y quesrions concening
Stormwater/Auto Part Recycler (iVI KA0364-0I
Se oia Analytical -
) \Vater Sampted: 0t/11/01
HiII
l0:15 Received: 0tl16/0I l5:48Speclfic Cooductlvlry @?S C
Copper
Lead
pH
Torel Suspeuded Solids
Zlnc
l3t
.0 st.z "ob.lac.s ,ot
6.79
26.0
_164 -lt
1,00 unrhos/cm
5,00 ue/l
24.0
pH Units
10.0 msl
35.0 ugl
rAl80l8
lAt 90l0
0t/t6/0t
0t/t9/01
0t/t6/01
02/09/01
Qt/t6/01
0l/t9/0t
02/I3t01
EP.\ 120, I
EPA 200.8
EPA 150.1
EPA t60.2
EPA 200.8
t-07
l-07
I
.5
I
5
lAl802l
lAl9033
tA190l0
0vt6i0t
0rit8/01
0l /l 9i0l
Sequoia An alytical - Petaluma
Analyte Result
Notes
Units Dilution Batch prcpared Analyzed Method
Rcporting
Linrit
ResultAnaly1r
Method Notes
Dilution Batch prepareil Analyzed
Reporting
Limit Units
Storox!ry8ter/Auto part Recycler (IUKA0364-01) Water Sampledt 0lllll0l I0:t5 Received: 0l/1610I 15148Total Organic Carbon r r,0 4,00 ntg/t 4 1020069 o2/02/Ot 02/o3iol EPA 4 1 5.1
Notes and Definitions
147 This sample was received ourside of EpA recommended hold time,
DET = Analyte DETECTED. N D = Anallre NOT DETECTED ar or sbove rhe reporring lirnjr. fry = Reprted ar dy weigh bsis.
Sincerely.
JeffSmyly
Project Manager
CA ELAP Cerrificate Nun:ber 1624
Sequoia Alralyrical - Morgan Hill
\\rr
The resntts in this report opp,!,,^:.,,,::::yr,u o,rulyzecl In accordunce h,ith rlie choin ofcuslod)'" docwnent. This analj,ticn! report must be ,:epr:octtiitcor{ in its entire4,.
'{qyrc/ I of i
STORM WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN
ANd MONITORING PROGRAM REVIEW SHEET
GENERAL INDUSTzuAL ACTIVITIES STORM WATER PERMIT
WATER QUALTTY ORDER NO. 97-03-DWQ
FACILITY NAME
WDID#3 1(.')( (. ),i:ttt
'tL{.
REVIEW DATE
CONSULTANT CONTACT
Name i\i6 s; i [:: ri.:'i i t\.\ i ,/(: ..., Q-,1 t*-+'t':.-l'-' r' < l,+''- i(c.-r-L-. -
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ll'-}. ilii B F*;; -r.,.rJ-i-'-: r'i-1t-t:
3f'q 5 Duv\ui-;
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I
FACILITY CONTACT
Name
Title
Company
Street Address
City, State
zip
t' ,:.-.,
IL -L-c- /\-
Title
Company
Street Address
City, State
zip
F,'r r:.1 ltl1:_t (t'.'t-
i 1217., 1,.,,&..,<.-
3L-a , il\I'ddrrl\.tl-;vt v't<;.: . Ll.
Q }.to I q q 6.{C - 32Jq
Indication of WDID#YES trxo
STORM WATER
POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAII
Not
Applicable Included
Not
Included Incomplete Comments
Signed Certification (C.9 and C.10)x Iicrdt {€ Ce-r-ft1i-1
Sd? PP ztu-C-^tvq^Lr
Pollution Prevention Team (A.3.a)x.
Existing Facility Plans (A.3.b)K
Facility Site Map(s)
Facility boundaries (A.4.a)x
Dattc;tistai ar(s
M fPr lli lr-,,,tr."t
Qr-gt***:ctcr4ccs t
d-a{: a\\lurusi"-*pr
F":r\^rhq e{ga-'4sci
'lw tc<ridr.r\ret'
Drainage areas (Aia.a)X
Direction of flow (A.a.a))('
On-site water bodies (A.4.a)X
Areas ofsoil erosion (A.4.a)iC
Nearby water bodies (A.4.a)'Kl
Municipal stonn drain inlets (A.a.a)X
Points of discharge (A.4.b))(
Sfuctural control mezrsures (A.4.b)X
Impervious areas (A.a.c)
(paved areas, buildings, covered areas, roofed areas))K
Location of directly exposed materials (A.4.d){,
Locations of significant spills and leaks (A.4.d),{
Storage areas / Storage tanks (A.4.e)X
Shipping and receiving areas (A.4.e)X
Fueling areas (A'.4.e)K
Vehicle and equipment storage and maintenance (A.4.e)X
Material handling / Material processing (A.a.e)Yr'
Waste beatnent /.Waste disposal (A.a.e)),c
Dust generation / Particulate generation (A.a.e)X
Cleaning areas / Rinsing areas (A.4.e)X)
Other areas of industrial activities (A.a.e))c
Items in parentheses refer to specific sections of the General Permit Reviewer A ET(
2
Not
Applicabte Incomplete Comments(A.s)List of Sign ifica nt Materials
For each material listed:
torage locationS
XrvlngReceSlocation
ing lo cation
Frequency
(A.on ofDescripti Potential Poll ution Sources 6)
.6.a.
processes
aterial
6.a.and storage areas
(A,6andDustparticulategenerating
K,
6.a.
Non-storm water
Soil erosion (A.6.a.
rces(A.Assess en t fo Po tential Pol lutan Sout 7)
to be sources 7.a.
Areas pollutants
Pollutants I yto present 7
toS rm water Bes t tManagemen Practices (A.8)
Existing BMPs
to be
New toBMPs be
Fi'l i+e "1
*t w,<-Ltv<-
)
ve maintenance .8
heventati
response (A.IC
(A.8storage
8.a.v K
vr)
aste handl WasteLng
reporting 8.a.and
8.a.sitecontrol
(.8.a.
(A.8.a.x)assuftuce
Structural
coverage (A.i)
.8.b,
Control
8.'v)
sfuctures (A.
Treahnent
8
Annual Com prehensive Site Com pliance Eval uation
observations,(A .a)
and X
sources (A.9V
K,
report 9
STORM WATEI\
PCLLUTION PRE VENTIO N PLAN Not
Included Included
Items in parentheses refer to specific sections of the Generar permit Reviewer dftri
J
MONITORING PROvttAM ot
Included lncluded
Not
Applicable Incomplete Comments
Qra iterly Non-Storm Water Discharge
Visual Observations (8.3)
Observations to be conducted (B.3,c)
(Jan-March, April-June, July-September, October-December)X
All drainage areas (8.3.a)X
Look for presence of unauthorized NSWDs (8.3.a).).-
Observe authorized NSWDs (B,3.b)F
Maintain observation records (8.3.d)K
Storm Water Discharge Visual Obserryations @.4)
Once per month during wet season
(October l-May 3l)
@.a.a)
X
Observe during first hour of discharge (8.4.a)x
AII drainage areas (8.4,a)X
Observe stored or contained
storm water at time of discharge
@.a.a)K
Preceded by three working days dry weather (B.a.c)x
Document discharge characteristics (B.a.c)1:
Sampling and Analysis
Samples to be collected during frst hour of discharge(B.5.a)Xt
|rro-ri-b?-ede-atrec
Sample from frst storm of the wet season (B.s,a)x,
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Retention of all recorcis for at least five years (B.13)X
Annual Report to be submitted by July I each year (B.14)x
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Dan Goulet, Utilities Department
Molly Brown, Fire Department ?ytb
March 13,2001
3045 Duncan, Auto parts Recycling
Complaint Investigation
can you please talk to the owner of this facility, chuck Roeder, about his handling of hishazardous wastes. I spoke to him about t i, wuri" t;;l,iiif;."ently at the city FireDepartment when he came in to deliver his overdu. rturuiaous Materials Business plan.He had not filled in the amounts for "annual waste amountl'for waste antifreeze andwaste oil / waste oil filters. when I asked him about thir, ;" said that he puts the usedantifreeze "back into vehicles" and that he has so fJ;;rt. oil filters that he just..throwsthem into the cars that are going to be demolished". I also don,t know how he is handlingdisposal of his waste oil. Hi hai a 1,000-gallon waste oil tank. can you please addressthese issues with him to get him into comltiance. rhanrryou
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748 Pismo Streel . San Luis Obispo, CA 33401 . 805/781-7380
NOTICE OF VIOLATION
December 14, 1994
Mr. Chuck Roeder
3045 Duncan Lane, San Luis Obispo Ca. 93401
Storage of Hazardous Materials tRE
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT YOU ARE IN VIOLATION OF:
california Health and Safety Code, chapter 6.5, ,'6.67, 6.gs T,FATLURE To REpoRT
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RELEASES, FAILURE TO CORRECTLY HANDLE AND
STORE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL II\IVENTORIES. FAILURE TO SUBMIT A
COMPLETE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS BUSINESS .PLAN/CHEMICAL INIVENTORY
STATEMENT.
Uniform Fire Code, Section 3.101 - UNLAWFUL CONTINUANCE OF FIRE HAZARD
Uniform Fire Code, Section 79.110,80.107, NFPA 704 - FATLURE To PRopERLy
IDENTIFY ALL HAZARDS STORAGE VESSELS AND HAZARDS IN STORAGE
AREAS.
Uniform Fire Code, Sections 79.115,80.301 - FAILIJRE TO PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN
SPILCONTROL, DRAINAGF-CONTROL AND SECONDARY CONTAINMENT FOR
FLAMMABLE/COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS.
Uniform Fire Code, Sections 79.113,80.104, 105 - ITNAUTHORTZED DrscrrARGE oF
PETROLEUNT WASTE PRODUCTS AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, WITH FAILURE
TO REI\{EDY THE EFFECTS OF SUCH DISCHARGE.
Uniform Fire Code, Section 82.104(C), 82.109, Uniform Building Code Chapter 25 -
FAILURE TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE CLEARANCES FROM PROPERTY LINES?,
COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID TANKS, COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS AND SEISMIC TANK
RESTRAINTS FOR LIQUEFIED PETROLETJM GASES.
ffi 1n" City of San.Luis-obispo-is committed to include the disabted in atl of its services, programs and activities. &lLzvl Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (805) 781-7410 \J/
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uniform fire Code, Section 49,104, 74.105, 74.107, - ALL coMpREssED GAs
CYLINDERS SHALL BE ADEQUATELY SECTJRED AND REQUIRED SIGNAGE
INSTALLED.
rF TrrE SITE rS NOT IN COMPLTANCE WITtr ALL APPLTCABLE CODES (REFERENCED
ABOVE) BY 12:OO HOURS ON FEBRUARY 31, 1995, TIIE MATTER WILL BE REFERRED To
THE CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE FOR RESOLUTION IN COTJRT OF LAW.
SITE coMPLIANcE REvrEw WILL OCCUR oN OR ABOUT: February 31, 199s
Questions relative to this site shall be directed to the Fire pepartment's Hazardous Materials
Coordinator, Spencer Meyer at 781-7383.
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Fire Marshal
Jeff Jorgensen, City Attorney
John F. Scholtes, County Environmental Health
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748 Pismo Street o San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 . BOS/781-7SBO
Chuck Roeder
Auto Parts Recycling
3045 Duncan l-ane
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
December 14, 1994
Subject: 3045 Duncan Lane, Notice of Violation Regarding Hazardous Materials
Dear Mr. Roeder:
All flammable/combustible liquids and/or hazardous materials stored (even if lemporary) at your
facility must have spill-control, drainage-control and secondary containment in aclordance with
requirements set forth in the california Health and Safety and Fire Codes.
Field inspections have indicated that several areas appear to be impacted with petroleum
hydrocarbons and/or petroleum related by-products at concentrations which appear to exceed
established action levels recognized by the City. Therefore, this department witt require that all
contaminated soils (areas) be fully identified and lawfully remediated.
irPrior to any site remediation, you are hereby directed to retain a California-licensed engineer or
geologist to determine the full extent of possible site contamination and oversee the complete site
remediation process (in accordance with city, county, State and Federal laws and regulition).
A written report summarizing results of your consultant's investigation is to be submitted to this
office as soon as possible, but no later January 31, 1995.
A review of our files has indicated that we do not have a complete (or representative) Hazardous
Materials Disclosure Information Packet on file as required by State law. For your convenience, I
have enclosed a new Disclosure Packet, please complete the entire form and refurn it as soon as
possible.
Should you have any questions regarding this site, please feel free to contact me at (805) 781-7383.
Sincerely, :
Materials Coordinator
Ieff Jorgensen, City Attorney
John F. Scholtes, County Environmental Healrh Bx /r'f ?- aa
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Spencer Meyer, Hazardous Materials Coordinator ?"
DATE: August 31, 1994
SU&IECT: 3045 Ou'am4-e, Auto parts Recyclers of SLO
John F. Scholtes (f1om SLO County Environmental Health) walked into my office this date, andexpressed some real concerns with reference to life-safety, storage and Rre trazaras related to haz-mat storage at the above referenced site. I will contact David rfT* fot'aJolnt site review of thefacility.
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748 Pismo Street o San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 ' 805/549-7380
April 16, 1990
'Chuck Roeder
Auto Parts RecYcling
3045 Duncan Lane
San Luis ObisPo, CA 93401
RE: Follow-up of Hazardous Materials Inspection
Dear Mr. Roeder:
In reference to the recent inspection of the storage and use of hazardous materials at 3045 Duncan
Lane, the following item(s) need to be addressed:
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Where compressed gasses are stored (adjacent tb stock room), affix a1 identification
sign that is visiUle th u distance. This sign rhall be placed so it is visible for
emergency response personnel. (see attached fbr sign standards)
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Hazardous Inspector
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ALL REOUIREIVIENTS SHALL BE PER THE UNIFORM FIRE CODE AND ITS STANDARD.
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