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CITY of BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPA R TMENT
FIRE SAFETY CONTROL & HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DIVISIONS
1715 CHESTER AVE, *'BAKERSFIELD, CA · 99301
R,E. HUEY R.B. TOBIAS,
HAZ-MAT COORDINATOR FIRE MARSHAL
(805) 326-3979 May 12, 1995 (805) 326-3951
Mr. John Antonino
3304 Pierce Rd
Bakersfield, CA 93308
CLOSURE OF 1 UNDERGROUND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE STORAGE TANK LOCATED
AT 3207 ANTONINO AVENUE.
pERMIT # BR-0104
Dear Mr; Antonino:
This is to inform you that this department has reviewed the
results for the preliminary assessment associated with the closure
of the tank located at the above stated address.
Based upon laboratory data submitted, this office is satisfied
with the assessment performed and requires no further action at
this time.
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please
contact me at (805)-326-3979.
Sincerely,
Howard H. Wines, III
Hazardous Materials Technician
HHW/dlm
cc: Jason Castillo, RWQCB
-REMOVAL OF
UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS
AT
3304 PIERCE ROAD AND 3207 ANTONINO AVE.
BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA
FOR
MR. JOHN ANTONINO
AND
MR. STEVE LEWIS
by
Lutrel Services, Inc.
January 1995
TABLE OF CONTENTS
.Sec.Description Page
I INTRODUCTION ........................................................................... !
II PURPOSE AND SCOPE ...................................................................1
III BACKGROUND INFORMATION ....................................................... 2
a. Project Location ....................... : ................................................. 2
b. Site Description .......................................................................... 2
IV SITE GEOLOGY AND HYDROLOGY ......... ' .................................. 2
V SITE HISTORY ............................................................................. 3
VI PROJECT HISTORY ' ..3
a. Laboratory Analysis of Soil Samples ................................................. 3
VII LSI SITE CHARACTERIZATION FINDINGS ........................................ 3
a. Soil Prof'de ............................................................................... 3
b. Results of soil Sample Analysis ..................: .................................... 3
c. Extent of Soil Contamination .......................................................... 4
VIII CONCLUSIONS ............................................................................ 4
IX REMEDIAL ACTION ALTERNATIVES ................................................ 5
X EXCAVATION OF CONTAMINATED SOIL .......................................... 6
a. Suggested Action ........................................................................ 6
b. Findings .................................................................................. 6
c. Conclusions .............................................................................. 6
Cc'rfific~fion ............................................................................................ 7
a Conclusions ................................................ · .............................. 7
b. Recommendations ....................................................................... 7
MAP #1 GENERAL VICINITY MAP
MAP #2 GENERAL PLOT PLAN
APPENDIX A EXCAVATION SAMPLING RESULTS
FIGURE #1 TANK DIAGRAM AND GENERA117.ED CROSS SECTION
SITE TANK REMOVAL REPORT
3304 PIERCE ROAD AND'3207 ANTONINO AvE.
BAKERSFIELD
I INTRODUCTION
This report outlines the underground storage tank removal methods and results of Lutrel Services, Inc.
(LSI) operations on the underground storage tanks at 3304' Pierce Road and 3207 Antonino Ave. in
Bakersfield, Califoma. The underground storage tank removal was authorized by Mr. John Antonino,
Owner/Operator and Mr. Steve Lewis, Operator on July 22, 1994.
II PURPOSE AND SCOPE
The purpose of the underground storage tank removal was to eliminate the possibility of contaminating soil
from the tank. LSI presented one scenario for removal, 1) Excavate, recycle and backf'fll.
Scope of work for this remediation project involved the following:
· Permits were purchased on September 7, 1994 and then renewed on December 30, 1994.
· Excavation of the subject tank began on January 9, 1995. Due to wet weather, the tanks were not
decontaminated until Friday, January 13, 1995. The tanks were filled with 98 pounds of dry ice,
loaded on a flatbed truck and transported as a non-hazardous material. Samples were taken by having
the backhoe bucket excavate to the prescribed depth, 2 feet and six feet below the botom of the tank
grabbing the sample with a six inch brass tube from the bucket and capping both ends of the tube with
Teflon® tape and plastic. The samples were labeled and sent immediately to Cirrus Labs for analysis.
Each sample was analyzed for TPH-g and Benzene, Toluene, Ethyl benzene and Xylene (BTEX)..
Groundwater was not encountered during excavation.
Data from these analyses were evaluated to assure the client and the Bakersfield City Fire Department
that the excavation had no contamination from the removed tanks.
· lVlr. Mark Turk of the City Fire Department was on site to wimess the actual removal of the tanks and
the sampling of the soil.
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III BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Information regarding the site location, site description, site geology and hydrogeology, and project
history is presented in the following sections.
a. Project Location
The project site is located at 3304 Pierce Road and 3207 Antonino Ave. in the City of Bakersfield,
Kern County, California. The site is east of Highway 99, bounded by Antonino Ave. to the north
and surrounded by light industrial businesses. The site is within Section 23, Township 29 South,
Range 27 East, M.D.B. & M. (See Map #1)
b. Site Description
The site is a level, partially paved, chain-link fence enclosed property. An office / shop building is
located directly north of the UST on the Pierce Road property and directly west on the Antonino
property. California Water Service is the company in charge of domestic water service. All
sewage is discharged into the sewage system.
Th$ underground storage tanks were located south of the office / shop building on the Pierce Road
property and just east of the office ! shop building on the Antonino Ave. property. (Map #2) The
tanks were constructed of steel and set below grade. Each tank was approximately five feet in
diameter and the top was four feet deep. (see Figure 1).
IV SITE GEOLOGY AND HYDROLOGY
The site is located within the San Joaquin Valley Great Valley geomorphic province of California. Near-
surface site soils consist of sand, sandy silt, and silty clay which are Quaternary alluvial deposits of the
Kern River, located approximately 1.5 miles southeast of the site. According to Kern County Water
Agency Water Supply Report, 1992, groundwater is less than 150 feet below grade with a gradient of
approximately 0.017 feet per foot in a northwest direction. This shallow unconfined aquifer recharges the
deeper confined and semi-confined groundwater basin which provides the community and agricultural
water supply for the southern valley. Average rainfall in the Bakersfield area is approximately six inches
per year and does not contribute to the groundwater recharge by surface infiltration.
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V SITE HISTORY
Information regarding the site history was obtained from owner of the property, Mr. John Antonino. The
site was part of the Fruitvale oilfield until it was subdivided into light indusWial parcels during the middle
1970s. The site was developed by the present owner and used as an office and shop doing business as
Valley Steel Construction (3304 Pierce Road) and Petrochem Environmental Services (3207 Antonino
Ave.)
The tanks were used to store unleaded gasoline for company vehicles. The Pierce Road site tank was used
up until the actual removal. The Antonino Ave. site tank has not been used in the last 15 years.
VI PROJEC'T HISTORY
The Bakersfield City Fire Department, in conjunction with Kem County Environmental Health Department
is concerned that underground Storage Tanks have the potential to degrade water quality of the unconfined
aquifer which underlies the city. Because the tanks commonly consist of organic hydrocarbon
compounds, KCEHSD and the City Fire Department has required that the owners of property known to be
equipped with these types of systems demonstrate that the tanks are replaced with double walled tanks
with leak detection systems and that the soil beneath the system components has not been impacted by
organic constituents.
a. Laboratory Analysis.of Soil Samples
Soil samples were refrigerated and shipped to Cin'us Environmental Analytical Laboratories in
Santa Maria, California and tested for BTEX by EPA Method 8020 and TPH-g by EPA Method
8015.
VII LSI SITE CHARACTERIZATION FINDINGS
a. Soil Profile
Subsurface soils in the area of the investigation generally consist of silty sands underlain by
interbedded layers of poorly graded sand and silty clay to a maximum depth of 12 feet.
b. Results of soil Sample Analysis
Laboratory results of the soil samples tested for BTEX, and TPH-g are presented in Table 1.
Laboratory documentation is provided in Appendix A.
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Samples tested for BTEX and total petroleum hydrocarbons revealed that non-detectable levels of
benzene, toluene, ethyl benzene, total xylene, and gasoline were present in subsurface soils at two
feet (2') and six feet (6') below the removed tanks.
· c. Extent of Soil Contamination
Based on the results of the analytical testing of soil samples, petroleum hydrocarbons as gasoline
were not present in the subsurface soils to a depth of at least 16 feet.
VIII CONCLUSIONS
On the basis of the findings, the following conclusions:
· Soil profde at the site consists of silty sand, poorly graded sand, silty
clay and gravelly sand to the maximum explored depth of 16 feet.
· No groundwater was encountered.
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IX REMEDIAL ACTION ALTERNATIVES
KCEHSD requires that three remediation options be evaluated if significant levels of contamination are
found. Remediation alternatives for soils containing gasoline include ex-situ and in2situ methods. Soil
excavation (ex-sim treatment) is effective for most soils and petroleum hydrocarbons. Excavation is
generally limited to depths of 25 feet and can be fi.t~er limited by site development and site operations,
however the extent of attainable cleanup is usually more predictable and more likely to be complete. Ex-
situ remediation usually requires shorter time periods and is time-dependent on the type of surface
treatment selected (i.e., recycling, bioremediation). Environmental impact and site disturbance can be
substantial, including risk of chemical exposure and physical contact with chemicals. The potential for
damage to nearby structures and other site features can be high.
In-situ methods include bioventing and bioremediation. In-sim methods generally are effective in
permeable soil types (i.e., sand and sand silt mixtures) and are less limited by depth or by site
development.. Site operations are usually only minimally interrupted by system installation and
maintenance tasks. Extent of attainable cleanup often varies depending on soil types and type of
contaminant and is generally not entirely complete. In-sim methods require long periods of time
(sometimes on the order of several years) in comparison to ex-situ treatment. Long-term liabilities may
result from incomplete reduction of contaminants. Costs associated with in-situ methods are generally less
in comparison to ex-sim methods, especially when deep soil contamination is present.
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X EXCAVATION OF CONTAMINATED SOIL
SinCe no contamination was found on the two sites, no remediation should be required.
a. Suggested Action
- L.S.I. suggests that the excavation be backfilled with the soil removed during excavation with the
addition of I0 yards of sand to account for the tank volume.
b. Findings
After the tank removal, LSI took samples of the soil for analysis at two feet (2') and six feet
(6')below the tank bottom. Samples were analyzed and non-detect levels were reported at both
tanks.
XI LSI CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
c. Conclusions
a. The gasoline contamination located beneath both tanks has been reported as non-detect, resulting in
clean closure. These levels are documented by TPH-g and BTEX analyses from samples at the
bottom of the excavations.
Field observations and measurements, and laboratory analyses indicate that the site does not pose a
present or reasonable threat to groundwater due to this report's findings of non-detect or extremely
low contaminant concentrations.
b. Recommendation
As a result of the findings described in this report, we recommend that a clean closure declaration
be granted by the KCEHSD and the Bakersfield Fire Department for the underground storage tanks
at 3304 Pierce Road and 3207 Antonino Ave., Bakersfield, California.
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Certification
I certify under penalty of law that this documentation and all attachments were prepared under my direction
or supervision in accordance with a system designed to assure that qualified personnel properly gather and
evaluate the information submitted. Based on my inquiry of the person or persons who manage the
system, or those persons directly responsible for gathering the information, I' certify that the information
submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there
are significant penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of fine and
imprisonment for knowing violations.
Lutrel Services, Inc. {~~i~~~ l-,acr~tt~ ~ech nical ~ te, Inc.
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CbNTRACT / I~URcH~'sE ORDER / QuoTE NO':
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SampleNo./Iden,ification Date Time Number LJq. Air.iS,,olid ~C~in;rs
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[] Phone Results Special instru~ions:
[] Fax Resu~ 3130 Sk'y~'ay Drive, Suite 403
S~t~ Ma~a, CA 93455
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2. Fax ~ee i~ $1.00 per sheeL .
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Environmental
Anolyt..icoi & Compliance. ,';¢;rv'ce$
[,utrel Services, inc.
=.12 South Union Ave.
Bakersfield, CA 93307
Qc Keport of GC Analysis for PURGEABLE A/~OMATICS (BTXE) & GASOLINE
Ref: USEPA SW-846 (8020, 8015m Combination)
:Jab ID Number: Batch 95-0029-1 Spike/Spike Dup
5ample ID: Lewis @ 2'
Project: Antonino/Lewis Tank l~ul!
Date Sampled:- 01/13/95 Date Received: 01/13/95
Date Extracted: 01/18/95 Date Analysed: 01/18/95
>~atrix: Soil
SPIKE SPIKE-DUP
COMPOUND RECOVERY RECOVERY QC LIMITS RPD
(%) ( % ) ( % ) (%)
Benzene 76 85 39-150 11
H:hylbenzene 81 88 32-160 8.3
Toluene 81 90 46-148 10
m,' p-Xylenes 87 95 N/A 8.8
o-Xylene 80 86 N/A 7.2
C;asoline 88 102 50-150 15
C?-lifornia Certification No. 1544
"':'~. Skyway Orlve. Suite 403 · P.O. Ifox ',1.19 · ~n;~l M;:..:. ¢ :. 934,50.7439 ,
'"-'"-"'"' Environmental
Analytical & Compliance
Lutrel Services, Inc.
2212 South Union Ave.
3akersfield, CA 93307
Attn: Bill Rosica
Report of GC Analysis for PURGEABLE AROmaTICS (BTXE) and Gasoline
.- gef: USE?A SW-846 (8020, 8015m Combination) .
Lab iD Number: 95-0029-1 Sample ID: Lewis @ 2'
Project: Antonino/Lewis Tank Pull
Date Sampled: 01/13/95 Pate Received: 01/17/95
Date Extracted: 01/18/95 Date Analysed: 01/18/95
Ma:rix: Solid Dilution: 1
COMPOUND CONCENTRATION DET. LIM.
(mg/Kg) (mg/Kg)
Aenzene ND 0.06
£thylbenzene ND 0.06
Toluene ND 0.06
m,p-Xylenes ND 0.12
c-Xylene ND 0.06
Gasoline ND 10
bid = Not Detected
California Certification No. 1544
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Analytical & Compliance Serwce$
T,utrel Services, Inc.
2212 South Union Ave.
Bakersfield, CA 93307
A~tn: Bill Rosica
Report of GC Analysis for PURGEABLE AROMATICS (BTXE) and Gasoline
~ef: USEPA SW-846 (8020, 8015m Combination)
':Jab ID Number: 95-0029-2 Sample ID: LeWis @ 6'
Project: Antonino/Lewis Tank Pull
~ate Sampled: 01/13/95 Date Received: 01/17/95
Oate Extracted: 01/18/95 Date Analysed: 01/18/95
~4atrix: Solid Dilution: 1
COMPOUND CONCENTRATION DET. LIM.
(mq/Kg) (mg/Kg)
Benzene ND 0.06
~:thylbenzene ND 0.06
'7o!uene ND 0.06
m,p-Xylenes ND 0.12
e-Xylene ND 0.06
f;asoline ND 10
Not Detected
·
Approved by: ~_/~~,~ ..
C,:,-lifornia Certification No. 1544
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Lutrel Services, Inc.
2212 South Union Ave.
Bakersfield, CA 93307
Attn: Bill Rosica
Report of GC Analysis for PURG£ABLE A/~OMATICS (BTXE) and Gasoline
[,,ef: US~PA SW-846 (8020, 8015m Combination)
L~-b ID Number: 95-0029-3 Sample ID: Antonino @ 2'
Froject: Antonino/Lewis Tank Pull
Date Sampled: 01/13/95 Date Received: 01/17/95
Date Extracted: 01/18/95 Date Analysed: 01/18/95
Matrix: Solid Dilution: 1
COMPOUND CONCENTRATION DET. LIM.
(mg/Kg) (mg/Kg)
~enzene ND 0.06
Ethylbenzene ND 0.06
?oluene ND 0..06
m,p-Xylenes ND 0.12
e-Xylene ND 0.06
Gasoline ND 10
ND = Not Detected
Approved by: (~v'%,.~
California Certification No. 15,14
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Environmental
Ancfiytlccl & Compliance
Lutrel Services, Inc.
2212 South Union Ave.
Bakersfield, CA 93307
Astn: Bill Rosica
Report of GC Analysis for pURGEABLE AROMATICS (BTXE) and Gasoline
Ref: USEPA SW-846 (8020, 8015m Combination) .
Lab ID Nu/nber: 95-0029-4 Sample ID:.Antonino @ 6'
Project: Antonino/Lewis Tank Pull
I)ate Sampled: 01/13/95 Date Received: 01/17/95
Date Extracted: 01/18/95 Date Analysed: 01/18/95
Matrix: Solid Dilution:
COMPOUND CONCENTRATION DET. LIM.
(mg/Kg) (mq/Kg)
Renzene ND 0.06
E5hylbenzene ND 0.06
T¢~luene ND 0.06
m,p-Xylenes ND 0.12
o-Xylene ND 0.06
Gasoline ND lO
k'{) = Not Detected
CaLifornia Certification No. lb44
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Anolyfical & Comt~lic~nc~:'
:.utrel Services, Inc.
2212 South Union Ave.
5akersfield, CA 93307
A~tn: Bil~ ~osica
?.eport of GC Analysis for PURGEABLE AROMATICS (BTXE) and Gasoline
?,el: US'EPA SW-846 (8020, 8015m Cer~bination)
Lab ID Number: 01-18-95 Sample ID: Method Blank
Project: Antonino/Lewis Tank Puli.
Date Extracted: 01/18/95 Date Analysed: 01/18/95
Matrix: Solid Dilution: 1
COMPOUND CONCENTRATION DET. LIM.
~(mg/Kg) (mg/Kg)
Benzene ND 0,06
Ethylbenzene ND 0.06
':'o!uene ND 0.06
m,p-Xylenes ND 0.12
c.-Xylene ND 0.06
Gasoline' ND 10
ND = Not Detected %
Apprcved by:~~
California Certification No. 1544
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CITY of BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPAR~ ~,~ Do not uae.for 'ntematione!
FIRE SAFETY CONTROL & HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ~ (See Reverse)
1715 CHESTER AVE. * BAKERSFIELD, CA · ~,' LMr. John Antonino
I Street and No.
~3304 Pierce Roa4
P.O., State and ZIP Code -
Bakersfield CA 93308
R.E. HUEY . Postage
HAl-MAT COORDINATOR
$ .32
(805) 326-3979 May 8, 1995 C~rtified Fee
1 10
Special Delivery Fee
Mr. John Antonino "estr,cted Delivery Fee
Valley Steel Construction g Return Receipt Showing
~03 to Whom &Oate Delivered 1.10
3304 Pierce Road ., R~eturn Receipt Showing to Whom, --
Bakersfield, CA 93308 g ~Dat .... d Addressee's Address
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RE: 3207 Antonino Avenue & 3304 Pierce Road
Dear Mr. Antonino,
The intent of this letter is to inform you of the necessary deadlines for the
submission of documentation to this office related to the decontamination, ~al,
disposal and laboratory analysis for 2 underground tank(s) at the above ref,-.~e...;ed
property.
Our records indicate that you were required to submit the documentation [o this
office within five days after the results are available. Since your underground tanks were
removed on January 13, 1995, sufficient time has elapsed for these documents to have
been submitted as required. Failure to submitthe documentation in a timely manner
may cause the data to become suspect and may result in a full characterization of the
site to be required by this office.
Therefore, within seven (7) days of this letter, please submit the necessary
documentation relating to the aforementioned underground tank removal.
If you have any questions regarding this notice, please call me at 326-3979.
Sincerely,
Howard H. Wines, III
Hazardous Materials Technician
HHW/dlm
cc: Ralph Huey
PERMIT APPLICATIO~iPR REMOVAL OF A'N i~, PERMIT NO
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UNDERGROUND STOFFAGE TANK
BakerSfield Fire DepL.
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DIVISION
UNDERGROUND STORAGE' TANK PROGRAM
SITE INFORMATION
SITE Petro Chem Environmental ADDRESS 3207 Antonino Ave. ZiP CODE 93308APN
FACILITY NAME Petro Chem Environmental CROSS STREET Pierce Road
.TANK OWNER I OPERATOR Steve Lewis PHONE No. 327-7300
MAILING ADDRESS 3207 Antonino Ave. CITY Bakeraflleld ZIP CODE 93308
CONTRACTOR INFORMATION
COIV~ANY Lutrel Service&. Inc, PHONE No. 834-5986 LICENSE No.675587 ·
ADDRESS 2212 South Union Ave. CITY Bakersfield 71P CODE 93307
INSURANCE CARRIER Commerce & Industry_ Insurance WORKMEN'S COMP. No. 1308690-94
PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT INFORMATION
COIV~ANY Lutrel Service& Inc. PHONE No. 834-5986 LICENSE NO. 675587
ADDRESS 2212 South Union Ave. CITY Bakersfield ZIP CODE 93307
INSURANCE CARRIER Commerce & Industry_ Insurance WORKMEN'S COMP No. 1308690-94
TANK CLEANING INFORMATION
COIVPANY Lutrel Services,. Inc. PHONE NO. 834-5986
ADDRESS 2212 South Union Ave. CITY Bakersfield ZIP CODE__9330]_
WASTE TRANSPORTER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 0825
NAME OF RINSATE DISPOSAL FACILITY Gibson Environmental Service
ADDRESS 3300 Truxtun Ave. CITY ~IP CODE_93,30~
FACILITY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER CAD980883177
TANK TRANSPORTER INFORMATION
CObl=ANY Lutrel Truckin~_; Inc. PHONE No. 834-5988 LICENSE No. 0825__
ADDRESS 2212 South Union Ave. CITY Bakera;ield Z]PCODE 93307
TANK DESTINATION Golden State Metal Recy. clefs
TANK INFORMATION
TANK No. AGE vOLUME CHEMICAL DATES CHEMICAL
STORED STORED PREVIOUSLY STORED
I 30 YRS 500 GASOLINE 1964-1994 GASOLINE
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
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THE APPLICANT HAS REClEVED, UNDERSTANDS AND WILL COMPLY W1TH THE ATTACHED CONDITIONS OF THIS PERMIT AND ANY
OTHER STATE, LOCAL AND FEDERAL REGULATIONS.
THIS FORM HAS BEEN COMPLETED UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY, AND TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, IS TRUE AND CORRECT.
Bi! ! ROSICA
AP ~/. /~,~$ APPLICANT NAME (PRINT) APPLICANT SIGNATURE
THIS APPLICATION BECOMES A PERMIT WHEN APPROVED
Make checks payable to "CJ~ o~ Raker~fiel~"
AKERSFIELD FIRE
DEPARTME!
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL DIVISI
2130 G Street,
Bakersfield,-CA 933'01
(805) 326-3979
TANK REMOVAL INsPEcTION FORM'
OWNER EI~%,~ ~1~,~,,,~o PERMIT TO OPERATE#
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LABORATORY # OF SAMPLES
TEST METHODOLOGY
PRELIMANARY ASSESSMENT CO. -- --CONTACT~---- PERSON
CO2 RECIEPT ~ ~' LEL%
PLOT PLAN,·
CONDITION OF TANKS
CONDITION OF PiPING(~%~
CONDITION OF SOIL
DATE INSPECTORS NAME SIGNATURE
CITY of BAKERSFIELD
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FIRE DEPARTMENT 2107 H STREET
S. O. JOHNSON BAKERSFIELD, 9~3301
FIRE CHIEF December 21, 1993 326-3911
John Antonino ~
Valley Steel Construction
3304 Pierce Road
Bakersfield, CA 93308
Dear Mr. Antonino:
It has'.come to our attention that you currently own proPerty
located at 3207 Antonino Ave., Bakersfield, CA which contains one
underground storage tank. Our records reveal that the tank(s) have
been out of service for more than ninety (90) days.
Per 79.116(c) of the Uniform fire Code these tanks must be
properly closed. Please make the necessary arrangements to properly
close these tanks bY january 28, 1994.
If you have any questions, please call me at (805) 326'3979.
Sincerely, j
~a~ph E.-Huey
Hazardous Materials Coordinator
Underground Tank Program
REH/ed
UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK
Bakersfield Fire Dept.
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DIVISION
UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK PROGRAM
SITE INFORMATION
SITE Petro Chem Environmental ADDRESS 3207 Antonino Ave. ZIP CODE 93308APN
FACILITY NAME Petro Chem Environmental CROSS STREET Pierce Road
TANK OWNER / OPERATOR Steve Lewis PHONE No. 327-7300
MAILING ADDRESS 3207 Antonino Ave. CITY Bakersfiield ZIP CODE 93308
CONTRACTOR INFORMATION
COIV~ANY Lutrel Services,. Inc. PHONE No. 834-5986 LICENSE No.675587 ·
ADDRESS 2212 South Union Ave. CITY Bakersfield ZIP CODE 93307
INSURANCE CARRIER Commerce & Industw. Insurance WORKMEN'S COMP. No. 1308690-94
PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT INFORMATION
COMPANY Lutrel Services,. Inc. PHONE No. 834-5986 LICENSE NO. 675587
ADDRESS 2212 South Union Ave. CITY Bakersfield ZIP CODE 93307
INSURANCE CARRIER Commerce & Industry. Insurance WORKMEN'S COMP No. 1308600-94
TANK CLEANING INFORMATION
COMPANY Lutrel Services,. Ino. PHONE No. 834-5986
ADDRESS 2212 South Union Ave. CITY Bakersfield ZIP CODE 93307
WASTE TRANSPORTER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 0825
NAME OF RINSATE DISPOSAL FACILITY Gibson Environmental Service
ADDRESS 3300 Truxtun Ave. CITY ~uaker~__ZIPCODE 93301
FACILITY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER CAD980883177
TANK TRANSPORTER INFORMATION
COMPANY Lutrel Trucking, Inc. PHONE No. 834-5986 LICENSE No.~
ADDRESS 2212 South Union Ave. CITY Bakersfield ZIP CODE 9 3 3 0 7
TANK DESTINATION_ Golden State Metal Rec.vclers
TANK INFORMATION
TANK No. AGE VOLUME CHEMICAL DATES CHEMICAL
STORED STORED' PREVIOUSLY STORED
I 30 YRS 500 GASOLINE 1964-1994 GASOLINE
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
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THE APPLICANT HAS RECIEVED, UNDERSTANDS AND WILL COMPLY W1TH THE A-FI'ACHED CONDITIONS OF THIS PERMIT AND ANY
OTHER STATE, LOCAL AND FEDERAL REGULATIONS.
THIS FORM HAS BEEN COMPLETED UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY, AND TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, IS TRUE AND CORRECT.
AP ~/. /~J/,~-$ APPLICANT NAME (PRINT) APPLICANT SIGNATURE
THIS APPLICATION BECOMES A PERMIT WHEN APPROVED
Make checks payable to "Ci~ of Flaker[field"
UNDERGROUND S GE TANK INSPECTION ~.i:. akersfield Fire Dept.
~ Hazardous Materials Division
Date Completed
Operating Permit:
Business Name:
Location: ,~tb'7'. ~,~'-~._~
Business Identification No. 215-000 lDO%.' {lop el Business Plan)
Number of Tanks.
Containment: Lines:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Owner:
Emergency Contacts:
Adequate Inadequate
Monitoring Program I'1 n
RECORDS ~'-'
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ENVIRONMENTAL
Testing SERVICES, INC.
Inventonj Reconciliation 3207 Antonino Avenue
Bakersfield, California- 9-389~Stepher+D~-L-ewis
' (805) 327-7300 Chair~an~
'FAX (805) 327-3459 '
RESPONSE PLAN
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