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RANDALL L ABBOTr
DIRECTOR
DAVID PRICE []
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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
RECEIVED
Suly 2, 1991
OCT 0
Tom Payne
Oak Company
P. O. Box 577
McFarland, CA 93250
HAZ. M6T. DIV.
SUB~: Location :
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
Known As : Oak Properties
Permit # : 320057
Dear Mi'. Payne:
This letter confirms the completion of site investigation and remedial action at the above site. With
the provision that the information provided to this agency was accurate and representative of
existing conditions, it ia the position of this office that no further action ia required at thh time.
Please be advised that t/ah letter does not relieve you of any l/abillty under the California Health
and Safety Code or Water Code for past, present, or future operations at the site. Nor does it
relieve you of the responsibility to clean up ex/sting, additional, or previously unidentified conditions
at the site which cause or threaten to came pollution or nuisance or otherwise pose a threat to
water quality or public health.
Additionally, be advhed that changes in the present or proposed use of the site may require further
site character/~t/on and m/t/gat/on activity. It/s the property owner's respousib/l/ty to notify thia
agency of any change~ in report content, future contamination findings, or site usage.
If you have any questions regarding thi~ matter, please contact Michnel Driggs at (805) 861-3636,
Extension 566.
Hazardous Materiah Specialist IV
H~Tardous Materials Management prOgram
L320057.b
2700 "M" STREET, SUITE 300 BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA 93301 (805) 861-3636
[ $OURCE MANAGEMENt'AG, NCY
RANDALL L. ABBOTT
DIRECTOR
DAVID PRICE 111
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
~al Heath ~ Del~'tment
STEVE McCbt ~ ~'Y, REHS, DIRECTOR
Air Po~ Con~ D~
~llJ~ J. RODDY, ~O
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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
RECEIVED
July 2, 1991
OCT 0 P 1991
Tom Payne
Oak Company
P. O. Box 577
McFarland, CA
HAZ. MAT. DIV.
93250
SUBJECT: Location :
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
Known As : Oak Properties
Permit # : 320057
Dear Mr. Payne:
This letter confirms the completion of site investigation and remedial action at the above site. With
thc provision that the information provided to this agency was accurate and representative of
existing conditions, it is the position of this office that no further action is required at thix time.
Please be advised that this letter does not relieve you of any liability under the California Health
and Safety Code or Water Code for past, present, or future operations at the site. Nor does it
relieve you of the responsibility to clean up existing, additional, or previously unidentified conditions
at the site which cause or threaten to cause pollution or nuisance or otherwise pose a threat to
water quality or public health.
Additionally;_be advised that changes in thc present or proposed Use of the site may require further
site characterizatiOn and mitigation activity. It is the pr~.perty owner's responsibility to notify this
agency of any changes in report content, future contamination findings, or site usage.
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact Michael Driggs at (805) 861-3636,
Extension 566.
Hazardous Materials Specialist IV
Hazardous Materials Management Program
~320057.b
2700 "M" STREET, SUITE 300
BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA 93301
(8O5) 861-3636
FAX: (805) 861-3429
IAZARDOUS WASTE TESTING 'LABORATORY CERTIFICATE
is hereby granted lo
ENSECO-CRL, YENTURA DIVISION
to conduct analysis of hazardous wasle in lhe following test categories:
As specified in the Bazardous Waste Testing Laboratory Certification List
This Certificate is granted in accordance with provisions of Article 8.5,
Chapter 6.5, Division gO of the Health and Safety Code.
crti,~icate No.
xpiration Date
139
June 5,1990
Chief, I-la~.fi.l~aleriaJs Laboratory Section
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Clark Techno/ogy Systems Inc.
James E. Clark II - Civil Engineering
John Colt PhD - Environmental Chemistry
S. Richard Huber MS - Biochemistry
L, M. Levenstein MBA/AB - Mathematics
Robert Michael MS - Registered Geologist #3849
Sydney Rittenberg PhD - Microbiology
John Silliker PhD - Microbiology
Mr. Tom Almberg
Watson Realty Company
Post Office Box 663
Bakersfield, California 93302
December 4, 1989
Re:
Site Assessment Proposal for property at 2209 Panama Lane,
Bakersfield, California
Dear Mr. Almberg:
To date, a Soil/Gas Vapor Survey has been carried out on the
subject site. Our Vapor Survey indicates the presense of old hydrocarbon
contamination in a relatively broad area around the suspected location
of the underground fuel tanks.
Based on the above information, Clark Technology Systems, Inc. (CTSI)
has developed a plan to characterize the level of hydrocarbon contam-
ination and to determine the vertical extent of the subsequent contam-
inant plume.
To implement this plan a drill rig will be brought on site and
a number of boreholes to be determined on site will be drilled.
These boreholes will be located in and around the hydrocarbon contaminant
plume. A number of soil samples will be recovered from these borings.
Most of these samples will be analyzed by an in house analysis technique.
A number of the other soil samples will be taken to a state certified
laboratory to confirm and document our own in house findings.
The cost of the borings, along with interpretation of the data
by our staff geologist and staff chemist will be $5,500.00. This
amount also includes our in house soil sample analysis and a full
report of our findings and recommendations.
Not included in this amount will be the cost of state certified
laboratory analysis. The estimated number of soil samples to be
taken to an outside laboratory is five. Each test costs approximately
$250.00 for an estimated cost of $1,250.00. We suggest that you
handle the costs of these tests directly at a savings to you.
CTSI will be responsible for taking all soil samples and selecting
:' the ones for a state certified laboratory analysis. CTSI will also
"~ be responsible for getting these samples to the labortory.
1349 East Main Street, PO Box 72 · Santa Paula, CA 93060
Page 2
To initiate this Site Assessment Plan, sign the enclosed proposal
and send it back to us along with your check for $2,750.00.
If you have any questions call me at (805) 525-3358.
Sincerely:
David Loucks
Hydrogeologist
Enclosure
WATER RESOURES CONTROL BOARD
DIVISION OF WATER QUALITY
UST CLEANUP PROGRAM
SITE SPECIFIC QUARTERLY REPORT
CONTRACTOR NO:
SITE NO:
SITE NAME:
ADDRESS:
CITY/ZIP:
CASE TYPE:
15000 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
320057 FEDERAL EXEMPT:
OAK PROPERTIES
2209 PANAMA LANE
BAKERSFIELD, CA 93313
SITE STATUS
S CONTRACT STATUS: 9
N
RP SEARCH: S
DATE UNDERWAY: 03/14/91
PRELIMINARY
ASSESSMENT: C
DATE UNDERWAY: 03/07/91
REMEDIAL
INVESTIGATION: C
DATE UNDERWAY: 05/21/91
REMEDIAL ACTION:
DATE UNDERWAY: / /
POST REMEDIAL
ACTION MONITORING:
DATE UNDERWAY: / /
ENFORCEMENT ACTION
TAKEN:
SUBSTANCE: 12035
PETROLEUM: Y
DATE REPORTED:
DATE CONFIRMED: 03/14/91
MULTIPLE R.P's: N
EMERGENCY
RESPONSE:
03/14/91
DATE COMPLETED: 03/14/91
DATE COMPLETED: 04/19/91
DATE COMPLETED: 06/21/91
DATE COMPLETED:
DATE COMPLETED:
TYPE: DATE TAKEN:
LUFT FIELD MANUAL CONSIDERATION 2, S, C, A.
(CATEGORY 1, 2, 3, PLUS H, S, C, A, R, W, G, OR O AS APPLICABLE)
CASE CLOSED: Y
DATE EXCAVATION STARTED:
TOM PAYNE
OAK COMPANY
P. O. BOX 577
MCFARLAND, CA 93250
) -
CONTACT NAME:
COMPANY NAME:
ADDRESS:
CITY/STATE:
PHONE ~'
/ /
/ /
RESPONSIBLE PARTY
SPECIALIST: 25
SENSITIVITY: NES
ABANDONMENT #: A1344-32
DATE OF REPORT: 07/08/91
LEAK REPORT: Y
DATE CLOSED: 07/02/91
REMEDIAL ACTIONS TAKEN:
IC OSURE APPLICATION dmiELKLIST
FACILITY ~A/,(' ~,Qr~r,Q'~'~'~
ADDRESS ~ 2 ~
APPLICATION FOR TANK.'
LA~'
REMOVAL
PEP, HIT it ~Z.D~ ~
CLOSURE IN PLACE
A®
Be
FACILITY INFORMATION: APPROVED
COMMENTS.'
DISAPPROVED
CONTRACTOR INFORMATION.' APPROVED 1,/ DISAPPROVED
]. ,U.L LICENS£S CU~R~.N'r/coRRECT? (:~>/ NO
2. ALL WORKERS' C~PENSATION/OENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE
CUm~ENT/CO~CT~ C~,~'/~O
3. ~BO~TORY STA~-APPRO~ FOR SPECIFIED ~YSES? ~/NO
4. ~ P~OU~IFICATIONS ME~ ~ I NO
CO~ENTS:
Ce
CHEMICAL INFORMATION: APPROVED
COMMENTS.' ,~/x',A.<~' ~ R~u,:A~'
DISAPPROVED
De
ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION: APPROVED DISAPPROVED
COMMENTS: ~,'lt _~) r~ ,~/.~.,.JK¢' ~.,,'?.W ,.q__,~.~ ?-
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DISPOSAL INFORMATION: APPROVED
COMMENTS: A~d,',~ A~,, ~,s,~ · ¥-~7-,%/,.)
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DISAPPROVED
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PLOT PLAN: APPROVED
COMMENTS: A/~'A
SUMMARY:
PLEASE SEE ALL DISAPPROVED ITEMS AND COMMENTS ABOVE BEFORE RESUBMITTING
o,, TED
REVIEWED BY ~--~_~ ~~-~ DATE ~/1~/~/
SITE INSPEC;,ON= -~OVJD~ OZSAPPROVEO '
CO~ENTS:
PERMIT FOR PERMANENT CLOSURE
OF UNDEROROUND HAZARDOUS
SUBSTANCES STORAGE FACILITY
PERMIT NUMBER A 1344-32
ADDENDUM
Soil Sample analysis:
a. Ail soil samples retrieved from beneath gasoline (leaded/unleaded) tanks and appurtenances must be analyzed for benzene, toluene, xyicnc, and total
petroleum hydrocarbons (for gasoline).
b. All soil samples retrieved from beneath diesel tanks and appurtenances must be analyzed for total petroleum hydrocarbons (for diesel) and benzene.
c. All soil samples retrieved from beneath waste oil tanks and appurtenances must be analyzed for total organic halides, lead, oil and grease.
d. Ali soft samples retrieved from beneath crude oil tanks and appurtenances must be analyzed for oil and grease.
e. Ali soil samples retrieved from beneath tanks and appurtenances that contain unknown substances must be analyzed for a full range of substances
that may have been stored within the tang.
10. The following timetable lists pre- and post-tank removal requirements:
Complete permit application submitted
to Hazardous Materials Management Program
At least two weeks prior to closure
Notification to inspector listed on permit of date
and time of closure and soil sampling
Two working days
Transportation and tracking forms sent to Hazardous
Materials Management Program. All hazardons waste
manifests must be signed by the receiver of the
hazardous waste
No later than 5 working days for transportation and 14 working
days [or the tracking form after tank removal
Sample analysis to Hazardous Materials Management
Program
No later than 3 working days after completion of analysis
11.
Purging/Inerting Conditions:
a. Liquid shall be pumped from tan~ prior to purging such that leas than 8 gallons of liquid remain in tank. (CSH&SC 41700)
b. Tank shall be purged through vent pipe discharging at least 10 feet above ground level. (CSH&SC 41700)
c. No emission shall result in odors detectable at or beyond property line. (Rule 419)
d. No emission shall endanger the health, safety, comfort or repose of any person. (CSH&SC 41700)
e. Vent lines shall remain attached to tank until the inspector arrives to authorize removal.
RECOMMENDATIONS/OUID~ tN'ES FOR REMOVAL OF UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS
This department is responsible for enforcing the Kern County Ordinance Code, Division 8 and state regulations pertaining to anderground storage tangs.
Representatives from this department respond to job sites during tank removals to ensure that the tanks are safe to remove/close and that the overall job performance
is consistent with permit requirements, applicable laws and safety standards. The following guidelines are offered to clarify the interests and expectations for this
department.
Job site safety is one of our primary concerns. Excavations are inherently dangerous. It is the contractor's responsibility to know and abide by CAL-OSHA
regulations. The job foreman is responsible for the crew and any subcon~actors on the job. As a general rule, workers are not permitted in improperly sloped
excavations or when unsafe conditions exist in the hole. Tools and equipment are to be used only for their designed function. For example, bacghoe buckets
are never substituted for ladders.
Properly licensed contractors are assumed to understand the requirements of the permit issued. The job foreman is responsible/or knowing and abiding by
the conditions of the permit. Deviation from the permit conditions may result in a stop-work order.
3. Individual contractors will be held responsible for their post-removal paperwork. Tracking forms, hazardous waste manifests and analyses documentation are
necessary for each site in order to close a case t-fie or move it into mitigation. When contractors do not follow through on necessary paperwork, an
unmanageable backlog of incomplete cases results. If this continues, processing time for completing new closures will increase.
· ~"'~ 0~}t~ OR AOl~ DATE
WON:cas
~a1344-32.ptc
APPE~NDIX C-1
Enseco - CRL
2810 Bunsen Ave. Unit A · Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0546 · FAX: (805) 650-0756
20-FEB-91
A Coming Company
Tank Team, Inc.
P.O. Box 1844
Ojai, CA 93024
ATTN: Mr. R. A. Maertz
Analysis No.: V-9103705-001/002
Date Sampled: 5-FEB-1991
Date Sample Rec'd: 6-FEB-1991
Project: OAK - 2209 PANAMA
Enclosed with this letter is the report on the chemical, biological and/or physical
analyses on the samples from ANALYSIS NO: V-9103705-001/002 shown above.
The samples were received by CRL in a chilled state, intact and with the chain-of
custody record attached.
Note that ND means not detected at the reporting limit (RL) expressed. The detection
limit is the reporting limit raised to reflect the dilution factor of the sample.
Solid samples are reported on "as received" basis.
Reviewed
Approved
The Report Cover Letter is an integral part of this report
' ~lease print or type. (Form designed for use on elite (12.pitch typewriter). -
o m,e~t . ' Information in the shaded areas
UNIFORM hAZARDOUS "l~l~lfll.~l.'71~ I1 I~'"~ ~ I ianofroquirodbyFederallsw.
WASTE MANIFEST ~ _
'5~r~s~er 1 Company~a~e 6. US EPA ID Number
~ ~ TRUCK S~RVICE ~ A IT l0 10 10 16 12 14 12 14 17 D. Tranap~er'ePho,e (80S~
7. Transpolar 2 Company Name 8. US EPA ID Number : E. ,State Tranapod~'a ID ' '
9. Designated Facility Name and Site Addres.~,~,0, 0'' '~' ' ~''"~"~ 10. US EPA ID Number ~/. 8,~1, F.cIIi~,.~ '%~.~.,,. ~' 'J*~ .... 'J~j ~rl~ '7
12. Containers 13; Tolnl 14. -~.:~.,.~ ,'~1.
1 1. US DOT Description (Including Proper Shipping Name, Hazard Class, and ID Number) Quantity Unil ' :'~?; Walle
No. Type WI/Vol ~ ;"
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.
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15. Special Handling Inalructions and Additional Information
GENERATOR'S CERTIFICATION: I hereby declare thai Ihe contents el this consignmenl are lul~ and accurately described above by proper shipping name
18.
and are classified, packed, marked, and labeled, and are in all respects in proper condition for Iranspo~ by highway according to applicable inlemational and
nalional government re~ulalions.
If I am a large quantity generator, I cedi~ thai I have a program in place to reduce the volume and Ioxicily of waste generated to the degree I have datelined
to be economically practicable and lhal I have selected the practicable method of trealmenl, storage, or disposal currently available to me ~ich minimizes th~
present and future lhreal to human health and the environment; OR, if I am a small quantity~enerator, I ~e made a good failh elfo~ to minimize my waste
generalio~nd seJecl the besl waste management meth~ that i~ available to me and lh~an alford~/~ ~',~
' Printed/~a~/ ,-~ ~/ ~ . /~/~ / ~ I Signature // / ..~/// [~ Month Day Year
1~. Transpo~er 1 ~ckno~e~ent of Receipt of Materials ~
Month Day Year
Signature
18. Transporter 2 Acknowled~emenl of Receipt of Materi~ls
Printed/Typed Name J Signature Month Day Year
I
~9. Discrepancy Indication Space
20. Facility ~ner or Operator Ce~fication of re~ipt of hazardous materials covered by this manif~except abed i~ Item 19.
__ , ' ~ /~ //I~~~l / /
Pri~Typ~ame/ / ~ //~ J Sign Month Day
DHS 8022 A (1/88)
EPA 870O--22
(Rev. 9-88) Previous editions are obsolete.
Do Not Write Below This Line
Yellow: TSDF SENDS THIS COPY TO GENERATOR WITHIN 30 DAYS
State of California.---Health and Welfare Agency Department of Health Services
,~orm APlWoved Olvq~ No. 205r'~---0039 (Expires 9-30-91) Toxic Substances Control Division
*'q=iease print or WOe. (Form designed for use on elite t. riter). Sacramento, Catifornia
5~r~s~er ~ Company Ha~e 6. US EPA ID Number C. State TranspoHer's ID
~. ~ ~.U~ SERVICE Ic ~ IT l0 10 10 [6 12 14 12 J4 [7 D. r,a,,po,e,',p,o,, (805) 393--1151
7. Transpomer 2 Company Name 8. US EPA ID Number E. State Transpo~er's ID
9. Designated Facility Name and Site Address 10. US EPA ID Number G. State Facility's ID
~ 0F CO~RC~ DRY~ H. ~ac.iW.
~Rg~T~T,~. CA q~g IC IA ID Ig [810 {8 {813 117{7 ~05~ 323-~178
12. Containers 13. Total 14.
1 1. US DOT Description (Including Proper Shipping Name, Hazard Class, and ID Number) Quantity Unit Waste No.
No. Type Wt / Vol'
.. State221
/
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b. State
EPA/~her
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d. State
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J. Additional Descriptions for Materials Listed Above K. Handling Codes for Wastes Li~ted Above
OILY ~ATER =.
15. Special Handling instructions and Additional ~nformatien
~OVES, GO.LES, ~ PROTECTI~ O~ G~S ~SE~
16.
GENERATOR'S CER~FICATION: I hereby declare that the contents of this Consignment are tully and accurately described above by proper s~i~ing name
~d are classified, ~acked, msrked, and labeled, ~nd ale [n mil respe~s in proper cond[tio~ for trans~o~ by highway ~ccordi~g to
government regulations.
national
If I am a large quantity generator, I ce~i~ that I have a program in place to reduce the volume and toxicity of waste generated to the degree I have datelined
to be economically practicable and that I have selected the practicable method of treatment, storage, or disposal currently available to me which minimizes the
present and future threat to human health and the environment; OR, if I am a small quantity~enerator, I h~e made a good faith effo~ to minimize my waste
generatio~nd so. ct the best waste management meth~ that is available to me and theban affordS/
Pti * /[J~ / ~ ] Sign Month 'Day Year
17. Transpoher 1 ~ckno~e~eflt 0f Receipt of Materials
Printe~ed Name, , . ~/ ' [ Signature ~ '~ ~ g Month Day Year
18. ranspo~er 2 Ac now edgeme~t of Receipt o~ Meteri~Is
Name S~gnature Momh Day
Printed/TGped
19. Discrepancy Indication Space .~.
~.
20. Facility Owner or Operator Codification of receipt of=~azardous materials covered by this manifest except as norad in Item 19.
Printed/Typed Name % Signature Month Day Year
DHS 8022 A (1/88)
--PA 8700---22
3Rev. 9-88) Previous editions are obsolete.
Do Not Write Below This Line
Blue: GENERATOR SENDS THIS COPY TO DOHS WITHIN 30 DAYS
RANDALL L. ABBOTT
DIRECTOR
DAVID PRICE HI
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Facility Name:
Address: ~zo~
RE$O C ' MANAGEY. ENT AGF CV.
Etwironmental Health Seres Departmem
S~ McCA~ f F~, REHS, DI1ZECTOR
Air Polluti¢m Control D~strict
~ J. RODDY,
Planning & De~eJopment ~ Delm~m~r~
TED .IAMF~, AICP, DIRECTOR. '
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
ern County Permit $'
/3 '-lq -3 z.
~,~,oA,,4A ZA,O~ County#: 15
~A
**UNDERGROUND TANK DISPOSITION TRACKING RECORD**
This form is to be returned to the Kern County Environmental Health Services
Department within 14 day~ of acceptance of the tank(s) by an approved disposal
or recycling facility. The holder of the permit with the number noted above is
responsible for insuring that this form is completed and returned.
Section 1 To be filled out by tank removal contractor:
Tank Removal Contractor:
Date Tank(s) Removed: ~-~-~
Section 2 To be f~lled out by contractor "decont~nat~ng" tank(s):
Tank "Decontamination" Contractor:
Address:
Tank Size L.E.L.
~0 ~ ~ 0 /
Phone #' g~-
zip: ¢. ox>h
No. of Tank(s)'
Phone ~: ¢~0~-)~:.,~¢~-/5'//
Zip: CZ,.~O:.
Tank Size L.'E.L.
Authorized representative of the contractor certifies by signing below that the
tank(s) have been decontaminated in accordance with Kern County Environmental
Health Serv' s epartment requirements.
-g a u Title
Section 3 To be filled out and signed by an authorized representative of the
approved disposal or recycling facility accepting the tank(s):
Date Tank(s**eceiyed; Fe*,,~¢,, &. m*, No. of Tank(s): I
(A~h6rized'Representative)
, · · MAILING INSTRUCTIONS: Fold and staple.
(805) 861-3636
FAX: (805) 861-3429
Enseco - CRL
2810 Bunsen Ave. Unit A · Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0546 · FAX: (805) 650-0756
20-FEB-91
A Coming Company
Tank Team, Inc.
P.O. Box 1844
Ojai, CA 93024
ATTN: Mr. R. A. Maertz
Analysis No.: V-9103705-001/002
Date Sampled: 5-FEB-1991
Date Sample Rec'd: 6-FEB-1991
Project: OAK - 2209 PANAMA
Enclosed with this letter is the report on the chemical, biological and/or physical
analyses on the samples from ANALYSIS NO: V-9103705-001/002 shown above.
The samples were received by CRL in a'c~flled state, intact and with the chain-of
custody record attached.
Note that ND means not detected at the reporting limit (RL) expressed. The detection
limit is the reporting limit raised to reflect the dilution factor of the sample.
Solid samples are reported on "as received" basis.
The Report Cover Letter is an integral part of this report.
This report pertains only to the samples investigated and does not necessarily apply to other apparently identical or similar materials. This report is submitted for the exclusive
APPENDIX C-1
A Coming Company
Enseco - CRL
2810 Bunsen Ave. Unit A · Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0546 · FAX: (805) 650-0756
20-FEB-91
Tank Team, Inc.
P.O. Box 1844
Ojai, CA 93024
ATTN: Mr. R. A. Maertz
Analysis No.: V-9103705-001/002
Date Sampled: 5-FEB-1991
Date Sample Rec'd: 6-FEB-1991
Project: OAK - 2209 PANAMA
Enclosed with this letter is the report on the chemical, biological and/or physical
analyses on the samples from ANALYSIS NO: V-9103705-001/002 shown above.
The samples were received by CRL in a chilled state, intact and with the chain-of
custody record attached.
Note that ND means not detected at the reporting limit (ILL) expressed. The detection
limit is the reporting limit raised to reflect the dilution factor of the sample.
Solid samples are reported on "as received" basis.
Reviewed
Approved
The Report Cover Letter is an integral part of this reporL
Tank Team, Inc.
P.O. Box 1844
Ojai, CA 93024
ATTN: R.A. Maertz
Enseco
Laboratory Report ^ Com~.g Compa.y
Analysis No.: V-9103705-001/002
Date Sampled: 5-FEB-1991
Date Sample Rectd: 6-FEB-1991
Date Analyzed: 14-FEB-1991
19~FEB-1991
Il-FEB-1991
Sample Type: SOIL
Project: Oak - 2209 Panama~
Sample ID
Total
Oil & Organic
Grease, Halogen,
Lead Gravimetric Solid
mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg
EPA 7420 EPA 413.1 EPA 9020
#1 2t Under 4 940 ND(20)
#2 6f Under 5 450 ND(20)
Blank ND(5) ND(50) ND(20)
APPENDIX C-1
Laboratory Report ^Co~mg~mv~.y
Tank Team, Inc. Analysis No.: V-9103705-001/002
P.O. Box 1844 Date Sampled: 5-FEB-1991
Ojai, CA 93024 Date Sample Rec'd: 6-FEB-1991
ATTN: R.A. Maertz Date Analyzed: 14-FEB-1991
19-FEB-1991
Il-FEB-1991
Sample Type: SOIL
Project: Oak - 2209 Panama
Total
Oil & Organic
Grease, Halogen,
Sample ID Lead Gravimetric Solid
mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg
EPA 7420 EPA 413.1 EPA 9020
#1 2' Under 4 940 ND(20)
#2 6' Under 5 450 ND(20)
Blank ND(5) ND(50) ND(20)
L. ABBOTT
~TOR
'RICE !I!
· DIRECTOR
W~ ~ ~ J. RODDY. APCO ' ·
~,-n ~, A~CI~, DIIIECTOR
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
~e:
,~ern County Permit #:
13 qq -.~z. '
County#: 1_~5
**UNDERGROUND TANK.DISPOSITION TRACKZNG RECORD** .~...~.. .
form is to'be .returned-t°-.t'~e'.Ke~n CountY 'Environmental Health. SerVices
tment within 14 days of ac~e~t-~ce of. the tank(s) byan approved disposal
;yclin9 facility, The holder of the permit wtth the number noted above is
nsible for insuring that thts form is completed and returned',
o be ftlled out by tank removal contractor:
~emoval Contractor: ~YY~ ~~, ~'~,
ss:
Tank(s) Removed: '
Phone #: ~?~_C
zip:
No. of Tank(s):
o be filled out by contractor "decontaminating"
tank(s):
"Decontamination" Contractor:
ss: x),
Z~A,~-~,~'/~'~'--~
Tank Size L.'E.L.
~~ ~o1'
Phone #: (~a~_ ~',P.,~--/E1/
Zip: ~.~,~o 7
Tank $~ze L.'E; L.
n
rized representative of the contractor certifies by signing below that the
s) have .been decontaminated in accordance with Kern County Environmental
~~~ent requirements. ~ .-.
--~ s~fgnatu~re Title
be filled Out and.'signed by an authorized representative of the
approved disposal or recycling facility accepting the tank(s):
~ty Name:~D/'~/'¢~ ~.e,~./ ,~e-~'-,..,.,''l,'iq~ .~',n~'','~''::'~;',':-':''::':' .......: ....
F i eco
[] 7440 Lincot~ Way, Garden Grove, CA 92641, {714) 898.6370
.,,~810 Bunsen Ave., Unit AVentura, CA 93003, (805) 650-0546
[] 2325 Skyway Or., Unit K, Santa Maria, CA 93455, (805) 922-2776
[] 9537 Telstar Ave., Unit 118, El '~onte, CA 91731, (818) 442-8400
[] Mobile Labs, (800) ENSECO. 8
CLIENT _ '""~,~'~/~
ADD.ESS O.
PROJECT NAME '
GONTRAGT I PURGHA~E
PROJECT MANAGER
PHONE NUMBER
SITE CONTACT
CHAIN OF CUSTODY RECORD
Date .,~./5'/~'/ Page / of /
/ --
Lab Number [,J-q! 0 5 ~
ANALYSES
Sample No. I
Identification
Lab Sample
Number
SAMPLE TYPE
No. of
Con-
tainers
Sample Condition/
REMARKS
SAMP~
R elinqui
Method of §hipment:
Special Instruction~:
Received by: (Signature)
Received by: (Signature)
Date. Time
The delivery of samples and the signature on this chain
of custody form constitutes authorization to pedorm the
analyses specified above under the Enseco Terms and
COnditions, unless a contract or purchase order has been
executed and is cited above.
'l
ISAMPLE DISPOSITION: '
il. Storage time requested: days
J(Samples will be'stored for 30 days without additional charges;
thereafter, storage charges will be billed at the published rates.)
Sample returned to client: Y N
2.
to
be
(Enseco will dispose of unreturned samples at no extra charge.
Disposal will be by incineration wherever possible; otherwise, as
appropriate, according to legal requirements.)
DISTRIBUTION: White with report, Yellow to Enseco, Pink 1o Courier, Gold to Sample Control
· . *.' · ~pe. (Form desk, ed fo~ use on e~fe (12-pifch typew~er).
"WASTE MANIFEST ~l~C.ot~l~l~ ~ I~]ZI~~
3. Generator's Name and Mailing Addres~
4. ~en~alor~ Phonet~ ~ ~ ~: ~
5. Tr~pspo~er 1 Company Na~e
7. Transporter 2 Company Name
9. Designated Facility Name and Site Address
GIBSON OIL & REFINING
END OF COP.~iERCIAL DRIVE
11. US DOT Description (Including Proper Shipping Name, Hazard Class, and ID Numbe~)
6. US EPA ID Number
lc. IA ~T !(] 10 if) ~6 !2 IZ~ 12 14, 17
8. US EPA ID Number
t0. US EPA ID Number
NON RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE LIQUID
~ I Information in the shaded area',
ia not required by Federal law.
A. State Manifest Document Nun~
90126855
B. State Generator's ID
D.
Tranaporter'a
Phone
(805~ 393-1
5
1
E. Slate Transporter's ID
F. Tranaporter'a Phone
G. State Faciliya ID
H. Facility'a Phone
12. Containers
Quantity
Waste No.
21
~A/Other
State
~ther
State
State
J. Additio?l Des~ppo~s tv Marsala Liated Above
A) ~RINSATE .-
OILY WATER "
15. Special Handling Instructions and Additional Information
ooo=s, ID i
16.
18. Transporter 2
Printed/Typed Name
GENERATOR'S CERTI~k~TION: I hereby declare that the contents of this coe~s~gnment ere fully and accurately described above by proper shipping name
and ere classified, packed, marked, and labeled, and are in ail respects in propor condition for transpo~l by highway according to applicable latin'national and
national government regulations.
If I am a large quantity generator, I ce~lify that I have · program in place to reduce the volume and toxicity of waste generated to the degree I have determined
to be economically practicable and that I have selected the practicable method of treatment, storage, or disposal cu~ently available lo me which minimizes the
present and future threat to human health and the environment; OR, if I am a small ¢luantity generator. Ih~¥e made a good faith effort to minimize my waste
generation and select the best waste management method that is available to me and th~can afford// .
~,/~,,,e-,~T'~ I s,gn.,,,. /.2'//// ~ t~l:zlz~,?,/'~'~ o., Ye.,
Receipt of Materials
leceipt of Mat
I Signature Mo~th Day Year
I I ~ ~ I I
19. Discrepancy Indicatioe Space
Facility Owner or Operator Certification of receipt of hazardous materials covered by this manifesl~xcept aa~ltem 19.
tP,,.,.~,.yp.d...m. '~vJ~ /.~ s,g..,.,e/~'. / (.j ~.-
I
)HS 8022 A (1188)
[PA 8700--22
Rev. 9-88) Previous editions are obsolete.
Do Not Write ~elow This Line '
Day Year
·
White: TSDF SENDS THIS COPY TO DOHS WITHIN 30 DAYf
To: P.O. Box 3000, Sacramento, CA 95812
APPENDIX C-1
Enseco
Tank Team, Inc.
P.O. Box 1844
Ojai, CA 93024
ATTN: R.A. Maertz
Laboratory Report
Analysis No.: ¥-9103705-001/002
Date Sampled: 5-FEB-1991
Date Sample Rec'd: 6-FEB-1991
Date Analyzed: 14-FEB-1991
19-FEB-1991
' Il-FEB-1991
Sample Type: SOIL
Project: Oak - 2209 Panama
Total
Oil & Organic
Grease, Halogen,
Sample ID Lead Gravimetric Solid
mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg
EPA 7420 EPA 413.1 EPA 9020
~1 2' Under 4 940 ND(20)
#2 6' Under 5 450 ND(20)
Blank ND(5) ND(50) ND(20)
[] 2325 Skyway Dr., Unil K, Sanla Mafia, CA 93455, (805) 922.2776 Date Page
[] 9537 Telstar Ave., Unit 1,8, El Monte, CA 9,73l, (8,8) 442-8400
[] Mobile Labs, (800) ENSECO.8 Lab Number
· ~,.1"~' . C~ ~:~'0 ,~- PHONE NUMBER
CONTRACT I PURCHASE ~)RDER I QUOTE #
Sample No., Lab Sample C;n- /.%//~,~.~-~,/ . / / / / Samplo Condition,
-- ~aer, tilicatio. .ate 'rime N.mbe,' U0. ^~R S0UD ta~ne,s / ~ '5' ~3]' / '/ / / REM^RKS
S, iMPLERS: (S . Received by: (Signature) Date Time The delivery of samples and the signature on this chain
analyses specified above under the Enseco Terms and
Relinqui Received by: (Signature) Date Time Conditions, unless a contract or purchase order has been
~~ff '~'~~---'-- [~---~'V~/ C~' }1~_~. 2. Sample to be returned to client: y N
- (Enseco will dispose of unreturned samples al no extra charge.
Disposal will be by incineration wherever possible; otherwise, as
appropriate, according to legal requirements.)
DISTRIBUTION: White with repod, Yellow to Enseco, Pink to Courier, Gold to Sample Control
E] 2325 Skyway Dr., Unit I(, Sanla Maria, CA 93455, (805) 922.2776 Date__ Page
rl 953? Telstar Ave., Unit !18, El Monte, CA 91731, (818) 442.8400 Lab Number
r"l Mobile Lahs, (800) ENSECO.8
/
PROJECT MANAGER
ADDRESS ~0, ~ /~¢~ PHONENUMBE~ ''
Sample No. I Lab Sample SA~PL~ ]YPE NO. el /, ~Zg/ / / / / Sam* Con~tion,
Con-
SAMPLES: (~~ ~' ~ ' Received by: (Signature) Date Tim, The delive~ of sampl,s and the signature on lhis chain
of cuslody form constitutes authorization to perform lhe
Belinquished by: (Signature) ~~ Received by: (Signature) Date Tim~ Conditions. unless a contract or purchase order has been
executed and is cited above.
Melhod el Shipment: ~ ~ SAMPLE DISPOSITION:
1. Storage time requested: days'
(Samples will be'slored lot 30 days without additional charges;
Special Instruclion3: lhorealter storage charges will be billed al lbo published tales.)
~ 2. Sample to bo returned to client: Y N
/V~~ ~~~ ~e~'V~ Cg; }1~ , (Enseco will disposo ol unreturned samples at no exlra charoe.
Disposal will be by incineration wherever possible; otherwise, as
appropriate, according to legal requirements.)
DISTRIBUTION: While with reporl, Yellow to Enseco, Pink to Courier, Gold to Sample Control
_~NDALL L ABBOTT
DIRECTOR
DAVID PRICE H!
ASS!STA~"r D ~SC-rOR
F SOUR!
-M NAGEt%ENT AGENI
5cility Name: ·
5dress:
~ ~K ~,'~/~
APPENDIX
Envimnmemal Hem}th Se~ice~
STEVE McCAI 1 F-Y, REMS, DIRECTOR
wn_tz~ & ~OmDY, A~COTT?:
ENVIRONMENq'AL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Kern County Permit ~:
/~,3~,~,~ f~Df : '. County ~: 1_~5
:~UNDERGROUND TANK DISPOSITION TRACKING RECORD**
This form is to be returned to the Kern County EnvirOnmental Health Services
Department within 14 days of acceptance of the tank(s) by an approved disposal
or recycling facility. The holder of the permit with the number noted above is
responsible for insuring that this form is completed and returned.
ection I To be filled out by tank removal contractor:
Tank Removal ConSractor:
Address: /~¢'~,
Date Tank(s) Removed: ~- ~-~/
Phone ~' ~0~
Zip: 4'~0~
No. of T~nk(s)-
':ection 2 To be filled out by contractor "decontaminating" tank(s):
Tank "Decontamination" Contractor:
Address: 3¢0o AL ~¢/~-~'¢.~ ~zT,
Tank Size L.E.L.
~-o ~.~-_ ~,Ol
Phone ~: (~c3-) 3?3-15'//
Zip: ¢~-~0~z
Tank Size L.'E.L.
Authorized representative of the ·contractor certifies by signing below that the
tank(s) have been decontaminated in accordance with Kern County Environmental
~4gnatu~re Title
Section 3 To be filled Out and'signed· by an authorized representative of the approved disposal or recycling facility accepting the tank(s):
:' . Date Tank(s~eceived: ~*l,r,,nc~ ~. [~ql NO. of Tank(s): ~ ....
( A~h6r i zed ' Rep resentat i ve )
x x · MAILING INSTRUCTIONS: Fold ~nd mtaole. F~: (~5)~1.~
METAL ) No. 3 618 7
TANK DISPOSAL FORM
CERTIFICATE OF TANK DISPOSAL I DESTRU'"~I't(~4.
THIS IS TO~;.~RTIFY THE RECEIPT AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE TANK(S) AS SPECIFIED ABOVE. ALL MATERIALS SPECIFIED
/ J .~H~¥E BEEN COMPLETELY DESTROYED FOR SCRAP PURPOSES ONLY.
~,._.~'~O RIZ E D REP. DATE
CONTRACTOR COPY
2202 South Milliken Avenue. Date: ~.. ~ .~ ,19
Ontario, CA 91761 Job # '
(714) 988-8000 --
RO.#
DESTINATION: /
A.M.R. 2202 S. Milliken Ave., Ontario, CA 91761
SPECIAL ~NSTRU~ON ~ 'TIME OUT:
~ Se~ioes Rendered Cost
Q~ GALLON~ ~PE NET TON~ TOTAL
~ Extensive ~ading Time 150.00 F* S*
280 Q ~ .~4
~0 ~ ~ .24
lO~-~ ~ ~ .61
Bobta~
OisOosa[
Fee
250.00
~J ~ ~ ~ 1.32
~Rn~= ~t ~n ~= ~ ~ "::", ":" "'~ ~ ~ 2.42
TOTAL CHARGES $ ~ : ' ........ ~m ................ D '~ ................
· ':::,. ' > ':.::: ~.: .o~::::::':" ':"":::~ =======================================
Terms are net 30 ~ays from date of invoice. ~2~0 ~ ~ 4.93 ' ·
Contractor's signature represents acceptance
of terms ~or payment, and confirms that tank NO. OF TANKS TOTAL NET TONS
removal complies with State laws. ~/ '-". -~'
CONTRACTOR'S SIGNATURE *F -- FIBERGLASS ~-- STEEL 1~
"~ KERN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMEI~"
· Division of Environmental Health _ / /_
PLAINT FORM Datec~-/~(.~ ~_~ _
[] Coml:)laint CT No. ~..~e~.__ Assigned to:
Time:
...... · Investigated DY -: ....
Date
KCHD 580 2760 372-EH (R.11-80)
APPENDIX C-1
TANK TEAM, INC.
P. O. Box 1844,
0jai, CA 93024
Phone: (805) 525-8960
Contractor's License #512835
Gen. Eng. A, C-57, Hazmat
February 25, 1991
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Resource Management Agency
2700 "M" Street, Ste. 300
Bakersfield, CA 93301
Attention:
Wesley G. Nicks
Hazardous Materials Specialist
Re:
Permit No. A 1344-32
Oak Properties
2209 Panama Lane~ Bakersfield~ CA
Dear Mr. Nicks;
Pursuant to the requirements of the subject Underground Tank
Removal Permit, we hereby submit the following for your infor-
mation and files:
1. Copy of the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest for the
hauling of the waste oil tank rinseate; Manifest No.
90126855.
2. Copy of the Soil Sample Analyses from Enseco-CRL as
follows:
- Report Cover Letter
- Analyses Results for both samples
- Chain of Custody Record
3. Copy of the Underground Tank Disposition Tracking Record,
the original was mailed directly to your office from
American Metal Recycling, Inc.
- 2
APPENDIX C-1
TANK TEAM, INC.
Environmental Health Services Department
Permit # A 1344-32; 2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
February 25, 1991 Page 2
W6 trust that the above documents will complete your file. Please
call the undersigned at (805) 525-8960, if you have any further
questions or requirements regarding this site.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all your
help with this project.
Your truly,
Richar~ Maertz
Contractor
Attach.
CC.
Tom Payne
Oak Company
TANK TEAM, INC.
P. 0. Box 1844,
Ojai, CA 93024
Phone: (805) 525-8960
Contractor's License #512835
Gen. Eng. A, C-57, Hazmat
February 25, 1991
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Resource Management Agency
2700 "M" Street, Ste. 300
Bakersfield, CA 93301
Attention:
Wesley G. Nicks
Hazardous Materials Specialist
Re:
Permit No. A 1344-32
Oak Properties
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield~ CA
Dear Mr. Nicks;
Pursuant to the requirements of the subject Underground Tank
Removal Permit, we hereby submit the following for your infor-
mation and files:
1. Copy of the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest for the
hauling of the waste oil tank rinseate; Manifest No.
90126855.
2. Copy of the Soil Sample Analyses from Enseco-CRL as
follows:
- Report Cover Letter
- Analyses Results for both samples
- Chain of Custody Record
3. Copy of the Underground Tank Disposition Tracking Record,
the original was mailed directly to your office from
American Metal Recycling, Inc.
- 2
TANK TEAM, INC.
Environmental Health Services Department
Permit # A 1344-32; 2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
February 25, 1991 Page 2
_We trust that the above documents will complete your file.. Please
call the undersigned at (805) 525-8960, if you have any further
questions or requirements regarding this site.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all your
help with this project.
You~ truly,
Contractor
Attach.
CC.
Tom Payne
Oak Company
APPENDIX C-1
TANK TEAM, INC.
P. O. Box 1844,
Ojai, CA 93024
Phone: (805) 525-8960
Contractor's License #512835
Gen. Eng. A, C-57, Hazmat
February 25, 1991
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Resource Management Agency
2700 "M" Street, Ste. 300
Bakersfield, CA 93301
Attention:
Wesley G. Nicks
Hazardous Materials Specialist
Re:
Permit No. A 1344-32
Oak Properties
2209 Panama Lane~ Bakersfield, CA
Dear Mr. Nicks;
Pursuant to the requirements of the subject Underground Tank
Removal Permit, we hereby submit the following for your infor-
mation and files:
1. Copy of the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest for the
hauling of the waste oil tank rinseate; Manifest No.
90126855.
2. Copy of the Soil Sample Analyses from Enseco-CRL as
follows:
- Report Cover Letter
- Analyses Results for both samples
- Chain of Custody Record
3. Copy of the Underground Tank Disposition Tracking Record,
the original was mailed directly to your office from
American Metal Recycling, Inc.
- 2
APPENDIX C-1
TANK TEAM, INC.
Environmental Health Services Department
Permit # A 1344-32; 2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
February 25, 1991 Page 2
We trust that the above documents will complete your file. Please
call the undersigned at (805) 525-8960, if you have any further
questions or requirements regarding this site.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all your
help with this project.
Yo~ truly,
~Maertz
Contractor
Attach.
CC.
Tom Payne
Oak Company
' Enseco
Tank Team, Inc.
P.Oo Box 1844
Ojai, CA 93024
ATTN: R.A. Maertz
Laboratory Report AComingCompany
Analysis No.: V-9106704-001/001
Date Sampled: 7-MAR-1991
Date Sample Rec'd: 8-MAR-1991
Date Analyzed: 15-MAR-1991
14-MAR-1991
Sample Type: SOIL
Project: Oak - 2209 Panama
Sample ID
Total
Oil & Organic
Grease- Halogen,
Lead Gravimetric Solid
mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg
EPA 7420 EPA 413.1 EPA 9020
#1 10' Under 3 1700 40
Blank ND(I) ND(50) ND(20)
7440 Lincoln Way, Garden Grove. CA 92641, (?14) 898-6370 CHAIN OF CUSTODY RECORD .
2325 Skyway Dr., Unit.K, Sanla Maria, CA 93455, (805) 922-2776 Date · Page of
Mobile Labs. (800) ENSECO8 Lab Number . O _ .
CLIENT __~'Z~___//~' "~'~'~"~LY~--,/ °~,~/~ PROJECT MANAGER__~ANALYSE~
Sample No./ Lab Sample C;.- /~ / / S~pl~nd~ti°n/
F ~~ ~g-V'{" of custody form constitutes authorization to pedorm the
analyses specified above under the Enseco' Terms and
Relinquished ~y: (Si~a?ure) ~ ~' Received bY: (Signature) Date Time Conditions, unless a contract or purchase order has been
executed and is cited above.
Relinquished by: (SiO~ ~ Date Time Received hr Labor~ by: Date RE~E~VED Time Date ACCEPTED Time
~ethod of Shipment: ' ' SAMPLE DISPgSlTIO~:
' cKEJ) 1. Storage time requested:., days
_ . , _. (Samples will be stored for 30 days without additional charges;
Special Instructions: thereafter storage charges will be billed at the published rates.)
2. Sample to be returned to client: Y N
(Enseco will dispose of unreturned samples at no extra charge.
. ~ . , appropriate, according to legal requirements.)
OISTRIBll'flOl',i: White with u;poll, Yellow lo Enseco, Pink lo Courier. Gold Io Sample
APPENDIX C-2
Erlseco
Laboratory Report ^ Comins Company
Tank Team, Inc. Analysis No.: ¥-9106704-001/001
P.O. Box 1844 Date Sampled: 7-MAR-1991
Ojai, CA 93024 Date Sample Rec'd: 8-MAR-1991
ATTN: R.A. Maertz Date Analyzed: 15-MAR-1991
14-MAR-1991
Sample Type: SOIL
Project: Oak - 2209 Panama
Sample ID
Total
Oil & Organic
Grease- Halogen,
Lead Gravimetric Solid
mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg
EPA 7420 EPA 413.1 EPA 9020
~1 10' Under 3 1700 40
Blank ND(l) ND(50) ND(20)
Enseco
[3 7440 Lincoln Way, Garden Grove. CA 92641, (714) 898.6370
[3 2810 Bunsen Ave., Unil A Venlma, CA 93003, 1805) 650.0546
[3 :~325 Skyway Dr., Unil-l(, Sanla Maria, CA 93455, (805) 922-2776
F1 9531 Telstar Ave., Unil 118, El Monle, CA 91731, (818) 442.8400
[] Mobil8 Labs, (800) ENSECO-8
CHAIN OF CUSTODY HEGOHU .
Lab Number V'"
Date
CLIENT .'~~ '~.,~,,,~,/¢~j ..,/.~_./~(....~ ~, PROJECT MANAGER '
ADDRESS_ '~"~. ~::~('~X /~ ~~ ~~~~, ANALYSES
CONTRAC~ I PURCHASE ORDER I QUOTE ~
Sample No. , Lab Sample S A,PLE ,VP, N;~OIa,,, //--~/~~[~ / / S a~,ditionl
d,,fificatio, Dat, Tim, N,mb,, L,O.
SAMPLERS: ( Received by: (Signature) Date Time The delive~ of samples and the signature on this chain
~"~~ ~, el custody form constitules aulhorizalion to perform the
analyses specified above under the Enseco Terms and
Relinquished by: ~igna~re) · ~' Received by: (Signalu[e) Date Time Conditions, unless a contract or purchase order has been
g>~/ ~;~~ executed and Is cited above.
Relinquished by: (Si . , Date Time Received ~r Labor~ by: Date RECEIVED Time Date ACCEPTED Time
Melhod of S ~ " SAMPLE DISPOSITIOn: .
(Samples will be stored lot 30 days wilhoul additional charges;
Special Instructions: lherealter storage charges will be billed at the published rates.)
2. Sample lo be returned to client: Y N
(Enseco will dispose el unreturned samples al no exlra charge.
, appropriate, according to legal requiremenls.)
DISTRIBUTION: While with ~epmt, Yellow to Enseco, Pink Io Courier, Gold lo Sample Conlrol
? E.>Enseco
Tank Team, Inc.
P.O. Box 1844
Ojai, CA 93024
ATTN: R.A. Maertz
Laboratory Report AComi.sComp~x
Analysis No.: V-9106704-001/001
Date Sampled: 7-MAR-1991
Date Sample Rec~d: 8-MAR-1991
Date Analyzed: 15-MAR-1991
14-MAR-1991
Sample Type: SOIL
Project: Oak - 2209 Panama
Sample ID
Total
Oil & Organic
Grease- Halogen,
Lead Gravimetric Solid
mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg
EPA 7420 EPA 413.1 EPA 9020
#1 10' Under 3 1700 40
Blank ND(I) ND(50) ND(20)
ri 7440 Lincol,, Way. Garden G,eve, CA 9264t, (?t4) O(Jl~ 6370 , CHAIN OF CUSTODY RECORD .
~ ~ - ~ 2325 S~yway 9~., umt-K, santa Mmda, CA 93455, (805) ~222776 Dale . Page of
L3 M~bil~ Labs, (800) ENSECO8 Lab Number_ . ,
Sample No. / Lab Sample ! C;n /..'~ / / Sample Condition/
Identification Date Ti,ne Number LIO. AIR iSOLID tainers / I~:/' ~\,~/,~L),~ / / / / REMARKS
SAMPLERS: ( . Received by: (Signature) Date Time The delivery of samples and the signature on this chain
~' analyses specified above under the Enseco Terms and
Relinquished' b~(../.'~ Received by: (Signature) Date Time Conditions, unless a contract or purchase order has been
executed and is cited above.
Relinquished by: (Sigqa~" /,~ Date Time Received ~r Labora. lpry by: Date RECEIVED Time Date ACCEPTED Time
Method
o!
S
._ . . SAMPLE DISPOSITION:
· , , (Samples will be stored for 30 days without additional charges;
Special Instructions: thereafter storage charges will be billed at the'published rates.)
2. Sample to be returned to client: Y N
(Enseco will dispose of unreturned samples at no extra charge.
, appropriate, according to legal requirements.)
DISTRIBUTION: White with roped, Yellow to Enseco, Pink to Courior, Gold to Sample Control
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
KERN COUNTY
TO
FROM :
SUBJEOT:
Daphne Washington,
Chief, Special Programs
DATE:
Richard Casagrande, E.H.S. IV
Hazardous Materials Management Program
Empty Pesticide Container Disposal
March 14, ~989
Problem:
There is now inadequate methods and capability to cost-
effectively dispose of the farmers pesticide containers
that cannot be triple-rinsed, such as cardboard boxes,
bags, paper containers, etc.
This evidently has caused great concern to farmers due
to the extra costs associated with disposal other than
a county landfill.
History:
To adequately dispose of pesticide containers, the County
Ag. Commissioner, Environmental Health, and Public Works
had developed, in conformance with Regional Water Quality
Control Board and APCD, a plan and method to safely
manage & dispose of pesticide containers in an
environmentally sound manner; specifically,
1. APCD would allow farmers to burn empty cardboard &
paper pesticide bags in the field, on specifically
allowed days and as long as the bags did not
accumulate to large amounts in the field.
2. Metal or plastic containers would be triple-rinsed
in the filed or farm and stored on-site by the
Farmer. At prearranged dates, times, and locations,
farmers would transport their containers to County
landfills. There, Agriculture Commissioner
representative would supervise the disposal and spot
check to verify proper triple rinsing of containers
to be non-hazardous.
Recent changes in the Regional Water Quality Control Board
interpretation of C.C.R. Title 23, have evidently disallowed the
practice of allowing empty bags to be brought to the landfills for.
disposal, as they evidently cannot be adequately triple rinsed.
In addition, APCD will no longer allow certain empty bags to be
burned in the field.
Results:
Farmers cannot cost-effectively dispose of empty
pesticide bags in landfill; some may not be allowed for
open burning.
The above will result in storage of containers on site,
transportation of Hazardous Waste manifesting to out of
county Class I Hazardous Waste disposal.
Recom~endation:
That a meeting of APCD, AG. Commissioner,
representative of Agriculture Industry,
Environmental Health, Public Works, and
possibly R.W.Q.C.B. be authorized for the week
of March 20, 1989, at Bakersfield, to explain
and provide rationale for options to the
farmers.
Re:cd
(richard\farmer.mem)
APPENDIX C-2
Enseco-
A Coming Company
Enseco - CRL
2810 Bunsen Ave. Unit A · Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0546 · FAX: (805) 650-0756
19-MAR- 91
Tank Team, Inc.
P.O. Box 1844
Ojai, CA 93024
ATTN: Mr. R. A. Maertz
Analysis No.: V-9106704-001
Date Sampled: 7-MAR-1991
Date Sample Rec'd: 8-MAR-1991
Project: OAK - 2209 PANAMA
Enclosed with this letter is the report on the chemical, biological and/or physical
analyses on the sample from ANALYSIS NO: V-9106704-001 sho'~n above.
The sample was received by CRL in a chilled state, intact and with the chain-of
custody record attached.
Note that ND means not detected at the reporting limit (RL) expressed. The detection
limit is the reporting limit raised to reflect the dilution factor of the sample.
Solid samples are reported on "as received" basis.
Reviewed
Th. D.,.~l,t i~hu,~. I ,~tt.r lc .n intPflrnl nnrt nf thic r. nnrt.
; ,',Enseco ,
Enseco - CRL
2810 Bunsen Ave. Unit A ° Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0546 * FAX: (805) 650-0756
19-MAR-91
A Coming Company
Tank Team, Inc.
P.O. Box 1844
Ojai, CA 93024
ATTN: Mr. R. A. Maertz
Analysis No.: V-9106704-001
Date Sampled: 7-MAR-1991
Date Sample Rec'd: 8-MAR-1991
Project: OAK - 2209 PANAMA
Enclosed with this letter is the report on the chemical, biological and/or physical
analyses on the sample from ANALYSIS NO' V-9106704-001 shown above.
The sample was received by CRL in a chilled state, intact and with the chain-of
custody record attached.
Note that ND means not detected at the reporting limit (RL) expressed. The detection
limit is the reporting limit raised to reflect the dilution factor of the sample.
Solid samples are reported on "as received" basis.
'Reviewed
~y" Approved
APPENDIX C-2
TANK TEAM, INC.
P. O. Box 1844,
Ojai, CA 93024
Phone: (805) 525-8960
Contractor's License #512835
Gen. Eng. A, C-57, Hazmat
March 28, 1991
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Resource Management Agency
2700 "M" Street, Ste. 300
Bakersfield, CA 93301
Attention:
Wesley G. Nicks
Hazardous Materials Specialist
Re:
Permit No. A 1344-32
Oak Properties
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
Dear Mr. Nicks;
Further to your requirement to obtain a further soil sample and
analyses from underneath the tank's former position in the ground,
we hereby submit a copy of the Soil Sample Analyses from Enseco-CRL
as follows:
- Report Cover Letter
- Analyses Results
- Chain of Custody Record
The above soil sample was retrieved by hand auger from a depth of
16.5 ft., approximately 10 ft. below the waste oil tank's former
position; and, directly below the area of the samples retrieved on
the day of the tank removal, February 5th, 1991.
Also, as requested, we enclose a copy of the Uniform Hazardous
Waste Manifest, No. 90126855, properly endorsed by Gibson Oil.
Please call the undersigned at (805) 525-8960, if you have any
further questions or requirements regarding this site.
Yours-~truly,
Richardq~aer'tz, Contractor
Attach.
co.
Tom Payne
Oak Company
TANK TEAM, INC.
P. O. Box 1844,
Ojai, CA 93024
Phone: (805) 525-8960
Contractor's License #512835
Gen. Eng. A, C-57, Hazmat
March 28, 1991
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Resource Management Agency
2700 "M" Street, Ste. 300
Bakersfield, CA 93301
Attention:
Wesley G. Nicks
Hazardous Materials Specialist
Re:
Permit No. A 1344-32
Oak Properties
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
Dear Mr. Nicks;
Further to your requirement to obtain a further soil sample and
analyses from underneath the tank's former position in the ground,
we hereby submit a cody of the Soil Sample Analyses from Enseco-CRL
as follows:
- Report Cover Letter
- Analyses Results
- Chain of Custody Record
The above soil sample was retrieved by hand auger from a depth of
16.5 ft., approximately 10 ft. below the waste oil tank's former
position; and, directly below the area of the samples retrieved on
the day of the tank removal, February 5th, 1991.
Also, as requested, we enclose a cody of the Uniform Hazardous
Waste Manifest, No. 90126855, properly endorsed by Gibson Oil.
Please call the undersigned at (805) 525-8960, if you have any
further questions or requirements regarding this site.
You~truly,
RichardUMaef~tz, Contractor
Attach.
cc.
Tom Payne
Oak Company
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leaving the receipt at~ached and present the article at a post office service window or hand it to
your rural carrier (no extra charge).
2. If you do not want this receipt postmarked, stick the gummed stub to the dght of the return
address of the article, date, detach and retain the receipt, and mail the article.
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RE$OUdCE MANAGEMENT AGE~CY
RANDALL L. ABBO1-F
DIRECTOR
DAVID PRICE !11
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Envh'onmentai Health SerWCe~ Department
STEVE McC,~l l I:y, REHS, DIRECTOR
Air Pollution Control District
WILLIAM J. RODDY, APCO
Planning & Development Se~hce~ Department
TED JAMES, AICP, DIRECTOR
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
April 22, 1991
Oak Company
P. O. Box 577
McFarland, CA 93250
SUBJECT:
Location: 2209 Panama Lane
Bakersfield, CA 93313
Known as: Oak Properties
PERMIT #: 320057
Gentlemen:
This letter is an official notice to inform you that the property described above has been
determined by Kern County Environmental Health Services Department to be the site of
an unauthorized release of hazardous materials from an underground storage tank. This
notice is sent to you because our records indicate that you are a responsible party for this
property.
As a responsible party, you must provide for all studies and work relating to the above-
described property and the cost for oversight of these activities. California Health and
Safety Code, Chapter 6.7, and Kern County Ordinance Code, Chapter 8.48, require a
determination of the threat to the environment as a result of this release. THE
RESPONSIBLE PARTY SHALL, ON A TIMELY BASIS, DEVELOP A SITE
CHARACTERIZATION, FEASIBILITY STUDY AND REMEDIAL ACTION PLAN
FOR KERN COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT'S
REVIEW AND APPROVAL BEFORE THE WORK IS INITIATED. Enclosed you will
find Attachment "A", Handbook UT-35, which states the minimum required site work plan
activities, the necessary requirements for selecting environmental contractors qualified to
perform this work, a glossary of terms, example illustrations, and a section discussing the
answers to commonly asked questions.
The cost incurred by Kern County Environmental Health Services Department for the
oversight of the work for the site characterization, feasibility study, remediation action plan,
2700 "M" STREET, SUITE 300 BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA 93301 (805) 861-36.36
FAX: (fll'}.~ ~1.~49cl
Oak Company
April 22, 1991
Page 2
site remediation, and ongoing monitoring is not covered by any fees or permits. These costs
are recovered by Kern County Environmental Health Services Department in one of the two
methods described below. It is your responsibility to select the method of oversight cost
recovery under the terms of (A) State contract or (B) County of Kern Local Agreement
Option. These options pertain only to costs associated with oversight.
(A) STATE CONTRACT
The State Leaking Underground Storage Tank Pilot Program provides a mechanism for the
State to reimburse the County for County oversight. The County will conduct the necessary
oversight and bill the State Water Resources Control Board under this State contract. The
State will then charge you, a responsible party, for the costs incurred by both the County and
the State, pertaining to your site, under the State terms explained below:
Whereas the federal Petroleum Leaking Underground Storage Tank Trust Fund provides
funding to pay the local and state agency administrative and oversight costs associated with
the cleanup of releases from underground storage tanks; and Whereas the Legislature has
authorized funds to pay the local and state agency administrative and oversight costs
associated with the cleanup of releases from underground storage tanks; and Whereas the
direct and indirect costs of overseeing removal or remedial action at the above site are
funded, in whole or in part, from the federal Trust Fund; and Whereas the above
individual(s) or entity(ies) have been identified as the party or parties responsible for
investigation and cleanup of the above site; YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that pursuant
to Title 42 of the United States Code, Section 699Ih(h)(6) and Section 25360 of the Health
and Safety Code, the above Responsible Party or Parties shall reimburse the State Water
Resources Control Board not more than 150 percent of the total amount of site-specific
oversight costs actually incurred while overseeing the cleanup of the above underground
storage tank site, and the above Responsible Party or Parties shall make full payment of such
costs within 30 days of receipt of a detailed invoice from the State Water Resources Control
Board.
(B) COUNTY OF KERN LOCAL AGREEMENT OPTION
Kern County Environmental Health Services Department is providing this option for those
who prefer to pay the County directly and avoid the addition of State costs. Prior to the
County's performance of services, this option requires your deposit of $1,000.00 (one
thousand dollars) with the County to be held in the Local Option Trust Account. Charges
for County oversight are made against this account. In this option, a responsible party must
enter into a County agreement, Attachment "B".
The environmental sensitivity (Attachment "C") of this site has been reviewed by
Environmental Health Services Department to determine the potential threat for
groundwater contamination. Only sites determined to be non-environmentally sensitive may
enroll in the Local Option Agreement. The site described above is not in an
environmentally sensitive area and may be enrolled in the Local Agreement Option;
Oak Company
April 22, 1991
Page 3
however, the County of Kern reserves the fight to cancel any Local Agreement Option
should it be discovered that groundwater contamination or a unique, complex
hydrogeological condition exists. In such cases, Environmental Health will utilize the State
contract to pay for County oversight activities. The County of Kern reserves this right for
any site even when the site is located in a non-environmentally sensitive area.
It is necessary for you to respond, in writing, within ten (10) calendar days of receipt of this
letter to advise Kern County Environmental Health Services Department of your choice:
either the State contract or the County's Local Agreement Option. If you select thc
County's Local Agreement, please complete and sign the Local Agreement (Attachment B),
and return it with your check for $1,000.00 (one thousand dollars) made payable to the
County of Kern, addressed to Kern County Environmental Health Services Department,
2700 M Street, Suite 300, Bakersfield, CA 93301, Attention: Accounting - Local Agreement
Option. If you select the State contract, please indicate, in writing, that you have made this
selection and that you have read the above official notification.
Failure to respond within ten (10) calendar days to this notice will automatically result in
oversight cost recovery for your site(s) to be placed under the terms of the State contract
for Leaking Underground Storage Tanks.
If you should have any questions regarding this matter, please contact Susan Gonzales at
(805) 861-3636, Extension 510.
SMc:JYS:cas
.... '-'St~ve McCalley, Director ( /
Environmental Health Services I)epa~tnent
Attachments
(320057.a)
TANK TEAM, INC.
P. O. Box i844,
O3ai, CA 93024
Phone: (805) 525-8960
Contractor's License #512835
i6, i99i
~ARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
:nzy of Kern
i~0 "M" Street, Suite #300
:ersfield, CA 93301
'ention: Mike DRIGGS
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
Site Characterization Workplan - Oak ?roperties
Mr. Driggs;
:~her to our recen~ telephone conversation, we are hereby
~mitting a Site Characterization Workplan for the subject
~il~ty.
property is currently in escrow; and therefore, we would
reciate your immediate attention, if you have any further
~stions regarding the site, or the Workplan, please call the
ersigned at (805) 525-8960. Upon receipt of your approval for
Workplan, we shall immediately schedule the work specified and
if¥ your office accordingly. If at all Dossible in an effort to
edite the scheduling, we request the approval by facsimile. Our
number is (805) 525-8358.
..nk you.
,ject Manager
sPENCER F. FINE
ach.
Calif. RegL~tered #795
Tom Payne
Oak Properties
(805) 525-8960 (24 Hr. Ans. Service)
(8O5) 649-5033
(805) 377-1628 (Mobile)
Tank Team, Inc.
Contractor's License//512835
750 Highland Dr. #120
RICH MAERTZ Ojai, CA 93023
I 15:55
TELECOPIEE COVERPAGE
TO:
NAME : _
PHONE NO.
, NUMBER OF PAGES
PLUS COVERPAGE
NAME
PHONE NO.
~' OMPANY
?ACSIMILE NO.
F
3UNTY RE~RCE MANAGE~IENT ACENCY
:~VlENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
M' STREET, SUITE 300
FIELD. CA 93301
51-3636
:lJT ONE_ APPLICATION DER FACILITY)
PPLICATION IS FOR
TY II~TIOi
m INTEI:~L USE ONLY: ....
APPL 1 CAT ION DATE: _~_~_~./~.L.._ I PTA= _/~.J~_~..z~-~_2..__
# OF TANK5 TO ABANDON: ] I
APPLICATION FOR PEI:~I[T FOR PEI~ENT
CLOC:~JRE/~~H~T OF UNDEI:~EOd~D
HAZARDOUS ~BST~CE STO~E
[~R~VAL, OR [~~M~T IN P~CE
J , 3,z5'0
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AG NC:Y
RANDALL L. ABBOTT
DIRECTOR
DAVID PRICE !!!
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Environmental Health Service~ Department
STEVE McCA! ! Fy, REHS, DIRECTOR
Air Pollution Control District
WILLIAM J. RODDY, APCO
Planning & Development Se~ices Department
TED dAMES, AICP, DIRECTOR
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
PERMIT FOR PERMANENT CLOSURE
OF UNDERGROUND HAZARDOUS
SUBSTANCES STOILa, GE FACILITY
PERMIT NUMBER A ~
FACILITY NAME/~D~SS:
OWNER(S) NAME/ADDRESS:
CONTRACTOR:
Oak Properties
2209 Panama Lane
Bakersfield, CA
Oak Properties
2100 "H" Street
Bakersfield, CA 93301
Phone: (805) 32%5161
Tank Team Inc.
P. O. Box 1844
Ojai, CA 93024
License #A-512835
Phone: (805) 525-8960
PERMIT FOR CLOSURE OF
PERMIT EXPIRES April 28, 1991
4 TANK(S) AT ABOVE
LOCATION
APPROVAL DATE January 28, 1991
Hazartlous Materials Specialist
............................................................................................... POST ON PREMISES ................................................................................................
CONDITIONS AS FOLLOWS:
1. Il is the responsibility of the Permittee to obtain permits which may be required by other regulatory agencies prior to beginning work (i.e., City FLre and Building
Departments).
2. Permittee must notify thc Hazardous Materials Management Program at (805) 861-3636 two working days prior to tank removal or abandonment in place to
arrange for required inspections(s).
3. Tank closure activities must be per Kern County Environmental Health and Fire Department approved methods us described in Handbook UT-30.
4. It is the contractor's responsibility to know and adhere to all applicable laws regarding the handling, transportation or treatment of haTardous materials.
5. The tank removal contractor must have a qualified company employee on site supervising the tank removal. The employee must have tank removal experience
prior to working unsupervised.
6. If any contractors other than those listed on permit and permit application are to be utilized, prior approval must be granted by the speciali.at listed on' the
permit. Deviation from the submitted application is not allowed.
7. Soil Sampling:
a. Tank flze less thall or equal to 1,000 gallons - a minimum of two samples must be retrieved from beneath the center of the tank at depths of
approximately two feet and six feet.
b. Taak size greater than 1,000 to 10,000 gallons - a minimum of four samples must be retrieved one-third of the way in [rom the ends of each tank
at depths of approximately two feet and six feet.
c. Tank size greater than 10,000 gallons - a minimu, m of six samples must be retrieved one-fourth of the way in from the ends of each tank and beneath
the center of each tank at depths of approximately two feet and six feet.
8. Soil Sampling (piping area):
A minimum of two samples must be retrieved at depths of approximate .ly two feet and six feet for every 15 linear feet of pipe nm and under the dispenser area.
2700 "M" STREET, SUITE 300 BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA 93301 (805) 861-3636
FAX: (805) 861-3429
GARY J. WICKS
Agency Director
(805) 861-3502
STEVE McCALLEY
Director
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH SERVICES
2700 M Stre,~t, Smte 300
Bakersfield, CA 93301
Telephone (805) 861- 3636
Telecopier (805) 861-3429
AGENCY
Oak Co.
P.O. 8ox 577
McFarland
Ca. 93250
MARCH 26, ~990
Oear Sir/Madam:
]:t has come to the attention of the ~,ern County Er~vimonmenta] HeaTth
:Services Oepartcmemt that you own au -;east one underground storaoe
tank which tis curren%]y not permitted ~hrough this; depamtmenc.
Current law remuires that ail owners of existing underground storage tanks
,aop]y for a permit to ooerate ~.heir =acilities, un]ess they meet exemptions
provided fin Chapter 6. 7 of California's Health and Safety Code. The
exemptions provided in ]aw are ]is~ed be]ow:
I. a tank with a capacfiEy of !,i00 ga]qons or qess ,~hfich tis 3oca~ed on
a farm and whffch s~ores ,no,or veh~cqe fuel used prffmarlly for
agrffcu]tura] purposes and hoc for resa]e.
2. a ~ank whfich frs located on a farm or a~ ~he residence of a person,
whlch has a capaclty of 1,100 gaqlons or ]ess, and wh~ch s~ores
home hea~fing oi] for consurr, pclve use on Ehe premises ,~here s~ored.
3. s~ructures such as sumos, seoer'ators, s~orm drafins, catch baslns,
o~] ¢fie]d gather~ng lines, refinery plpeq~nes, ]agoons, evaporaclon
oond¢, we]] ce]qars, seoana%~on sumps, q~ned and un]fined
sumps ano ]agoons.
4. ~anks no~ subscant~alqy undergrouno.
5. tanks scoffing substances hOC deslgna~ed as "hazardous"; the
fo]]ow~ng qlqufid and so]fid substances are consfidered "h;azardous
.... ~hose defined as sucm ~n Sect~on 25316 or the Health and Safety
Come of the State of California.
-- :substances on the ]~st orepared by the Director of
,Telethons Ounsuant to Sec~fion 6382 of t:he Labor C:ode of the
-- any substance or material c]assfi~ied by the ~Natfior',,9]
Pro~ec~.-fon Association as a ~]emmable ] iquid, a Class I
combus~fib]e ]fiquid, or a Class i [[-A combustfib]e
-- any regulated substance, as de{fined fin subsection (2) of
Section 6~91 of Title a2 of the Linfited S~a~es Code, as
secxfion reads on january 1 , ]989, or as 'i~ may
be amended or supplemenxed.
THE FACILITY INTO COMPLIANCE:
2. A Permit For Tank Remova ~
;:Envfi r'orjrnen*.=~, ... , ~=]~h: .... , DopE. before *h,e,_ Permit, wfi]] be issued . To-assist you
with compliance, the Oepartmene has fincluded appllcations and ~nstructions
fop ehe proper completion of each application within this packet.
The application for the Permit for permanen~ closure of your tanks is to be
:~ubmitted IN LIEU OF the application for the permit to operate. Faiqure to
obtain a permit may result in fines of five ¼undred dollars ($500.00) to
{five ~F, ousand dol]ars($5,O00.O0) per day per Ofivision 8 Section 8.48.480
of the Kern County Ord'inance Code.
if you taave any questfions, please fee] 'free to ca]] Jane Warren or Amy E.
Green at (905')861-3636.
Hazardo,,~ Materials i~%anagement Proqram
Kern CoWry Environmental Health Deot.
TANK TEAM, INC.
P. O. Box 1844,
Ojai, CA 93024
Phone: (805) 525-8960
Contractor's License #512835
Gen. Eng. A, C-57, Hazmat
March 28, 1991
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Resource Management Agency
2700 "M" Street, Ste. 300
Bakersfield, CA 93301
Attention:
Wesley G. Nicks
Hazardous Materials Specialist
Re:
Permit No. A 1344-32
Oak Properties
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
Dear Mr. Nicks;
Further to your requirement to obtain a further soil sample and
analyses from underneath the tank's former position in the ground,
we hereby submit a copy of the Soil Sample Analyses from Enseco-CRL
ms follows:
- Report Cover Letter
- Analyses Results
- Chain of Custody Record
The above soil sample was retrieved by hand auger from a depth of
16.5 ft., approximately 10 ft. below the waste oil tank's former
position; and, directly below the area of the samples retrieved on
the day of the tank removal, February 5th, 1991.
Also, as requested, we enclose a copy of the Uniform Hazardous
Waste Manifest, No. 90126855, properly endorsed by Gibson Oil.
Please call the undersigned at (805) 525-8960, if you have any
further questions or requirements regarding this site.
Richard Maertz, Contractor
Attach.
CC.
Tom Payne
Oak Company
Enseco - CRL
2810 Bunsen Ave. Unit A · Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0546 · FAX: 1805) 650-0756
A Coming .Company
19 -MAR- 91
Tank Team, Inc.
P.O. Box 1844
Ojai, .CA 93024
ATTN: Mr. R. A. Maertz
Analysis No.: V-9106704-001
Date Sampled: 7-MAR-1991
Date Sample Ret'd: 8-MAR-1991
Project: OAK - 2209 PANAMA
Enclosed with this letter is the report on the chemical, biological and/or physical
analyses on the sample from ANALYSIS NO: V-9106704-001 shown above.
The sample was received by CRL in a chilled state, intact and with the chain-of
custody record attached.
?~ote that ND means not detected at the reporting limit (RL) expressed. The detection
'imit is the reporting limit raised to reflect the dilution factor of the sample.
olid samples are reported on "as received" basis.
Reviewed ,i_~ Approved
:iGROUND STORAGE TANK UNAUTHORIZED RELEASE (LEAK) / CONTAI~INATION SITE REPORT
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[] CORROSION [] UNKNOWN [] OTHER
-2TERMINED LY
[] GROUNDWATER [] DRINKING WATER - (CHEdKONLYIFWATERWl-~/.SHAVEACTUALLYBEENAFFECTED)
:,.~_y
,CTION TAKEN
,~'iNG CONFIRMED
---DIATION PLAN
[] PRELIMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT WORKPLAN SUBMrn'ED
] PRELIMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT UNDERWAY
[] CASE CLO~ED (CLEANUP COMPLETED OR UNNECESSARY)
] POLLUTION CHARACTERIZATION
] POST CLEANUP MONITORING IN PROGRESS
[] CLEANUP UNDERWAY
OPRIATE ACTION(S)
s~TE (CD)
;'AINMENT BARRIER (CB)
JUM EXTRACT (VE)
[] EXCAVATE & DISPOSE (ED)
[] EXCAVATE & TREAT (El)
[] ND ACTION REQUIRED (NA)
[] O~ER (Ol)
[] REMOVEFREEPRODUCT(FP) [] ENHANCEDBIOCEGRADATION(II~
[] PUMP & TREAT GROUNDWATER (Gl) [] REPLACE SUPPLY (RS)
[] TREATMENTATHOOKUP(HU) [] VENT SOIL (VS)
Kern County Environmental Health Services Department reserves thc fight to cancel this agreement
at any time for any reasons, including groundwater contamination or a uniquely complex hydrogeological
condition. If an unexpended balance remains on deposit from the responsible party under the terms of th/~
agreement, a refund for the unexpended balance will be issued and the agreement terminated. Once the
agreement is cancelled, you, as a responsible party, will be enrolled in the State Leaking Underground Storage
_. Tank Pilot Program; see Attachment
This agreement may be cancelled any time by either party by certified registered return receipt letter
to the other party wit_bin five days 0f said notification.
I, OJ ~ ~ iq ~.. [~/~,T~/~ . (r~ible pa~), ~ve r~d ~d a~ to the ~ndifio~ of ~
a~ment for the wnmmina~ site d~ ~:
SiteName ~~ ~~ m~ ~~
Site Addr~ ~~ ~~ ~--
Owner
Owner's Address
Operator
Billing Address
Permit #
Telephone
Telephone
3 .oo $"/
In order for this agreement to be executed, it taus be si~ned and a mpanied by the deposit of one-thousand
dollars ($1000.00). ~~
Responsible Party: ',---~ ~
Date: ~'~'" "~ ° 9!
For the County of Kern:
Date:
Site SPecific Time Accounting Sheet
Site Name or Ad_dress
Funding' (~ S~te, of F~i)
Site Specific Status Changes:
eegOry ~Activity Hours
Date Code Description (lOths)
Notes:
Data Entered By: Date:
CONTRACT OPTIONS FOR LEAKING TANKS
Site Specific Time Accounting Sheet
Site Specific 'Status Chan~:
Date ~°~ ~oti~it~ .~,
Code Description (10ths)
~' :es:
~ ~te~ By: ~te:
Env. Health 580 4113 (Rev. 5/S9)
Site Specific Time Accounting ~neet
· Site Specific Status Changes:
Pe t # 5 q
EmPloYee # ~_.~
Funding (~1, State,'of F~e~l)
: ~e~°~ Activity
Date Code Description ',~ ( lOths )
~ ~ter~ By: ~te:
CONTRACT OPTIONS FOR. LWAKING TANKS
Site Specific Time Accounting Sheet
Permit # _~ ~~~1 Site Specific Status Changes:
Empioyee# ~ ~-. ,
Employee Signature ~. V~~, ~,
Funding (~1,, State, of Federal)'
Code Description (10tbs)
No~.es:
Data' Entered By: Date:
Env. Health 580 4113 (Rev. 5/89)
RANDALL L. ABBOTF
DIRECTOR
DAVID PRICE III
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Environmental Health Se~v~ce~ Department
STEVE McC~H Fy, REHS, DIRECTOR
Air Pollution Control District
WILLIAM J. RODDY, APCO
Ptanning & Deveka~ment Service~ Department
TED JAMES, AICP, DIRECTOR
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
May 2[, [99[
Oak Company
P. O. Box 577
McFarland, CA 93250
SUBJECT:
Location:
Known As:
Permit #:
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
Oak Properties
320057
Gentlemen:
This Department has reviewed the workplan submitted by Tank
Team, Inc. for the above-named facility. The workplan is
acceptable for investigation of contamination at this former
underground tank site. A professional and registered engineer or
geologist must be on-site to monitor the drilling and sampling. In
addition, borings may be drilled to 20 feet or until maximum
vertical extent of contamination is exceeded.
Please notify this Department 24 to .48 hours prior to soil
sampling. After completion of sampling and analyses, a complete
report describing the extent of contamination, remedial
alternatives, and professional recommendations must be submitted to
this Department for evaluation within 30 days.
If you have any questions, you may contact me at (805) 861-
3636, ext. 566.
Sincerely,
ael Driggs
Hazardous Materials Specialist
Hazardous Materials Management Program
MD:jg
cc: Tank Team, Inc.--Richard Maertz
2700 "M" STREET, SUITE 300
BAKERSFELD, CA/JFORNL~ 93301
(805) 861-3636
FAX: (805) 861-3429
!Permit #
Site Specific Status Cha~es:
Employee # ~
Employee Signature ,~ ~~%~
of
c~z~tt~egory Activity ' Hours
Code Description ( lOths )
es:
! , /J
Data Entered By: Date:
CONTRACT OPTIONS FOR LWAKING TANKS
Site Specific Time Accounting Sheet
,E~ployee # ~_~''
Employee Signature ~(~~
Site Nam~x,~ldress
FundingS, State, of Federal)
Site Specific Status Chan~es:
Category Activity Hours
Code-
Code Description (10ths)
Notes:
Data Entered By: Date:
Env. Health 580 4113 137 (Rev. 5/89)
TA~K TEAM, INC.
P. O. Box 1844,
Ojai, CA 93024
Phone: (805) 525-8960
Contractor's License #512835
June 21, 1991
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
County of Kern
2700 "M" Street, Suite #300
Bakersfield, CA 93301
Attention: Mike DRIGGS
Re:
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
Site Characterization Report - Oak Properties
Dear Mr. Driggs;
Further to our recent telephone conversation, we are hereby
submitting the.Site Characterization Report for the recent work
performed at the subject facility.
Please consider the site for closure based on the findings of the
subject report. If you have any further questions regarding any of
the site information, etc. please call the undersigned at (805)
525-8960.
Thank you.
Yours.truly,
Richard Maertz
Project Manager
Attach.
CC.
Tom Payne
Oak Properties
JUN-~25-91 TUE
6
TELEC' ',~ COVER~GE
TRANSMIT TO:
NAME
PHONE NO.
COMPANY
T3?AL NUMBE~.OF PAGES
FROM:
NAME
PHONE NO.
COMPANY
Richard ~ERTZ
(805) 525-8960 '(377-1628)
TANK TE~4, INC,
FACSIMILE NO. (8051 525-8358
JUN~25-91 TUE
6.'55
P.02
TANK TEAM, INC.
?. O. Box 1844,
Ojai, CA 93024
Phone: (805) 525-8960
Contractor's License 8512835
June 21, 1991
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
County of Kern
2700 "M" Street, Suite #300
Bakersfield, CA 93301
AttenKion: Mike DRIGGS
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
.Site Characterization Report - Qak Properties
Dear Mr. Driggs;
Further to our recent telephone conversation, we are hereby
submitting the Site Characterization Report for the recent work
performed at the subject facility.
Please consider the site for closure based on the findings of the
subject report, if you have any further questions regarding any of
the site information, etc. please call the undersigned aK (805)
525-8960.
Thank you.
Yours .truly,
Richard Maertz
Projec~ Manager
Attach.
cc.
Tom Payne
OaK Properties
JUN~25-9! TUE 6:55
P.O~
SITE CHARACTERIZATION REPORT
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
TABLE Q~. CONTENTA
Site Information Cover Page
I, Site Information
II. Area Map
III. Site Sketch
Preliminary site Assessmen= Results
I. Summary of Site Work
II. Analytical Data
Soil Sampling Results
I. Soil Borings Report
II. Sampling Description
III. Soil Analysis Results
IV. Sampling Sketch
D. Conclusions and Recommendations
JUN~2~-9! ~UE 6 ~56
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SITE CHARACTERIZATION REPORT
ae
SITE INFORMATION COVER PAGE
I_~ Site Information
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section A
Page I
Sit~ Location:
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfie14, CA
9wner:. Oa~ Company
Contact Persqns:
Warren Carter
Tom Payne
Business. Address.:
P. O. Box 577,
McFarland, CA
93250
TeleDho_De No.:
(805) 327-5161
(805) 328-9347
Business Type=
Currently Vacant; Commercial
Pro~ct Management.By:
Tank Team, Inc.
P. O. Box 1844,
Ojai, CA 93024
Cont. agt Person;.
Richard Maert~
Phone(s): (805) 525-8960
(805) 646-0808
Cellular: (805) 377-1628
Professional Geolgq~st:_
$~encer F. Fine
Senior Geologist, RG #795
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P.05
SITE CHARACTERIZATION REPORT
2209 panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section A
Page 2
Attached.
Attached.
Prepared By:
Date: June ~, 1991
Reviewed By:
Spencer Fine, RG #795
Date: June _, 1991
JVN]~5-91 TUE 6:57 P.06
SITE CHARACTERIZATION REPORT
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section B
Page 1
B. PRELIMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT_RESULTS
£. Summarx_Df site Work
A slgnificant Site Investigation was performed
T%q~9'log¥-$¥e=em_~, Inc. on Jan~a-~Y3511~:h3~iil~Ti?_0~ This involved the
driillDg.~-Of--IU~~~ to various depths, ~ of which was
-aPproximat~~t~outh% and~~w~st~ of the
position. That ~n~was ~!11e~ to a depth of ~-~t with a
soil s~le~)r~triev~d from ~_.~ and 1~i~. The
a~i~e~ ~for Total~Lae~o~erable pe~oleum-a~arocarb~ns, EPA 418.~
with the results being NonTDe~ec~abl~.~_~ . ~._
The soil ~amples retrieved as a result of the tank
removal were analyzed for Oil and Grease, EPA 413.1; Total Organic
Halogen, EPA 9020; and, Total Lead, EPA 7420. The following is a
s~ary of those ana~ySe~¥/'results~ reported by letters dated
Fe~uary'25t~, 1991 and M~ch~28t~, 1991.
~_L__kn_alvtical Data
SamDle ID
Z ft. Under
6 ft. Under
10 ft. Under
Oil¥1&~'~rease ~ Tot'allTDrgan~c Total
m~./kg, mg./kq, ma./kq.
9~0. ND 4
450 ND 5
1700 40 3
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SITE CHARACTERIZATION REPORT
==================================
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section C
Page i
C. SOIL
I~ Soi!.._Borin~s Bepor,~
After receiving approval for the Site Characterization
Workplan, the work was scheduled and co-ordinated for May 28th,
1991.
The following personnel arrived at the site at 0730 hfs.:
Richard Maertz, Project Manager
Spencer F. Fine, Calif. Registered Geologist
The soil boring locations as per.the Workplan and as in-
dicated on the attached Sampling Sketch were measured and marked
for the driller. At 0745 hrs., the Mobile B-51 Auger Rig owned by
BSK & Associates arrived; BSK personnel included Driller, David
Smith, and a Driller's Helper; the auger was set-up to drill
location BH #WO2. After completing the augering and sampling of BH
#WO2, the auger flights and bit were steam-cleaned prior to
setting-up to drill BH #WO1. The borings were drilled with an 8-
inch hollow-stem auger with the soil samples being retrieved with
a 2-inch Split Spoon Sampler. The drilling spoils were put int~
two 5§-gallon DOT Hazmat barrels and labeled according to boring.
At approximately 1130 hrs., Kern County Environmental
Health Services representative, Mr. Michael Driggs, arrived at the
site to witness the abandonment of the borings. At 1300 hfs.,
CalMat of Central Calif. arrived with 1.5 yds. of 3 sk. sand slurry
to gravity-fill the borings to surface.
A complete set of boring logs are attached to this
section and are marked Appendix C-l, C-2, and C-3.
II. Samp~ing..Description
During the drilling of BM #WO2, soil samples were taken
at depths of 10 ft., 15 it., and 19.5 ft. The rig's split-spoon
sampler with stainless steel sleeves was used for soil sample
retrieval. These samples were sealed, labeled, and placed under
dry-ice for preservation until laboratory delivery the following
day. The excess soil' which was retrieved during each sampling run
was field screened with a Gastech Model 1314 Vapor Meter and by
olifactory methods. No petroleum odor.was detected, nor any vapor
readings were note~; at any of BH #WO2's sampling depths.
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SITE
CHARACTERIZATION REPORT
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section C
II. SamDlinq Description (Cont'd.)
During the drilling of BH #W01, soil samples were taken'
at depths of 10 ft., 15 ft., 20 ft., and 25 ft. Ail procedures
were as per the sampling of BH #W02. Again, no petroleum odors
were detected, nor any vapor readings noted. It was decided to go
an extra five feet due to a noticeable change in the sand matrix at
the 20 ft. sampling; refer to the Boring Log for #W01. The
drilling and sampling was completed at approximately 0935 hrs., at
which time BSK rigged-down, steam-cleaned the drilling augers and
bit prior to moving-off the site.
The following day, the soil samples were delivered to the
Enseco-CRL Laboratory, Ventura, in a chilled state as noted on the
Chain of Custody Record.
III. Soil AnalYsis Result6
The following analyses were performed on each selected
soil sample:
EPA 413.1 - Oil & Grease, Gravimetric (O & G)
EPA 9020 - Total Organic Nalogen, Solid (TOX)
The following soil samples were selected for analysis:
BM# W01
BM#
10 ft., 15 ft., and 20 ft.
10 ft.. and 19.5 ft.
Additionally, the 20 ft. soil sample from each boring was
analyzed for EPA 418.1, Total Recoverable Petroleum Hydrocarbons
(TRPH).
After having received the analytical results by facsimile
from Enseco-CRL on June 10th, 1991, and having a discussion with
the Laboratory Director, there was thought to be possible inorganic
chloride interference not related to the Organic Malides of the TOX
analysis, EPA 9020. The original results of tho TOX analyses did
not correlate with the relative Oil & Grease and TRPH results;
therefore, the laboratory was instructed to re-do the TOX analyses.
Following on the next page is a tabulation of the original analysis
results; Table I, as per the attached copy of the unsigned Enseco-
CRL Analysis Report and labeled Appendix C-4. The re-analysis
results are indicated with an asterisk.
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2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section ¢
Page 3
III, Boil Analysis Results
Sample ID
EPA 413.1 EPA 9020 EPA 418.1
0 & G TOX TRPH
mq/kq mq/kq _ mg/kq
BH #W02 -
#3 BH #WO2 - 19.5'
#4 BH #W01 - 10'
#5 BH #WO1 -
#6 BH #WO1 - 20'
ND 36 *
ND 77 * ND
ND 30 *
ND 21 *
ND 36 * ND
* The re-analysis results indicated all TOX to be .~_~.
TABLE I.
As a result of the re-analyses, Enseco-CRL found dramatic
reductions in the TOX results, The samples were extracted with
methanol to eliminate the false positives from inorganic chlorides
found in the soil (see note on laboratory results, Appendix C-6),
As a result, all the samples analysis results for TOX were None
Detected. Copies of the final Enseco-CRL laboratory analysis
reports are attached, labelled Appendix C-5, C-6, and C-7.
IV. Samplin~_Sketc~
The Sampling Sketch indicating the soil boring locations
is attached at the end of this section,
BORING
Drilling Company: BSK & ASSOCIATES.
LOG
APPENDIX C-1
Site Location: 2209 Panama Lane~ Bakersfield, CA 93301 Mole Dla:. 8 in,
6roundwater
Project Manager: Richard Maertz, TANK TEAM... INC.
Drilling Method: Hollow Stem Auger 8 ip.
Sampling Method: S_glit Spoon Sampler
Boring No:_WO1
.s,,~sur~ace~ _ faatures encountere, d Bas_e_ of the dark brown
Des~.r. ib. esoll ~s uni,quea ~st~nct and_ sharo ch~o tn r~.~v~ly el~n_ ..1~_ ~'~n~n ~_~
~avei
surface was lm)orteo .c.,lean sanu/g~:ave~
083¢. {'~!"~ Spud
~'~, 0-7' ~ttings. ~ckfill ~tl. Sandy soil & gravel.
_ ~'~.~ .....
.'~; 7-9' ~ttings. d~. bm. s~dy ~oil~ No pert. ~or.
. ..tt
10 --~SM;..- 1 S~, dk, b~,, fn.-m~, grained, silty~ ~ssive~ organic (soil-like),
0847 2 ~ ~;~ so~t~ plastie~ ~n. gold-colored mica flak~ ,~tt,r~d thmout. So ~tr.
q t' odor.
;~, '~., S~, as a~ve. No odor.
20 --Tgi't;:-- 3 %p 6n, S~, as a~v~. ~a~break to...
.... -~':'"~'?; ~ttom 8'~ S~, lt. b~ fn.-med, gra~ne¢~ ~s~ve, loose to easily
' ?'::"."' friable, clean (differing from a~ve sand). No ~tr, ~or.
'~ S~, as last a~ve, No. ~tr, odor.
0910 -
0935' ' F,i~ ~ady to de,rt.
At a~ut 1300, hole was plumed with concrete using a~ut k .cu. yd.
-- -- " ~ SPENCER F.
-- Ojai, ~ 93023
~h. (805)
APPENDIX C-2
BORING LOG
Drilling Company: BSK & ASSOCIATES ~ May 28, 1991
Site Location: 2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA 93301 Hole Dla: 8"
Sroundwater
Project Manager: Richard Maertz, TANK TEAM, INC. Depth:50+ ft,~~
Drilling Method: Hollow Stem Auger 8 in,
Sampling Method: Split Spoon Sampler 2 in. Boring No: W02
Describe un%.que subsur~aqe features encountered Base of the dark brown.
soil is a dfstinct and sharp cnan~e to relatively clean, it. brown sand.
The ~it~ ]nantinn ix ~hn,,~ 6 F~ From the previous southwest corner of the
exn~v~tinn wh~r~ r~n~= ~e remedied_ The e×cav~tien h~d been backfi!!ed.
~ ~ ~ De s cr ipt i ori/C omment s
m ~ ~z Rig on site: 0745
0s0 - spu .
,, - 0-9' Cuttings: Soil, dk.brn, sandy. No petr. odor.
-~.~ ~[ ~1~ S~, dk. b~., fn.-med, grained, silty, ~ssive, organic (soil-like),_
10' 9-10~" Core ~1 Blows 6/7/10 for 18". Rec. 15"
0810[
~T~~- soft, plastic, fn. gold-colored mica flakes s~ttered th~out. No
'~ ~ ~ petr. ~or.
1A-lq~' Cnr~ ~9 glnw~ lq/lA Fnr 1?". P~. 1?"
20' --
S~ lt. b~, fn.-med, grained, ~ssive~ loose to easily friable~ clean
0823 - (differing from a~ve sand). No petr. odor.
20%'
0829 [ ~lling out to move to ~re Hole WO1.
At a~ut 1300 hole was plumed with concrete using a~ut ~ cu. yd.
_ _
' 520 E1 Paseo Rd.
Ojai, ~ 93023
ph. (805) 646-1314
n ~44o U,co,~ w:.y, G;,,,., G,ov.. c^ e~,~. (~,) ,9o.,~o CHAIN OF CUSTODY RECORD
. . _ Page ~ of ' .
~.~-~I~.]Z. ~ ~0~ , PIIONE NUMBER
~~~ Z~ ' SITE~ONTACT
CONTRACT I PURCHASE ORDER I QUOTE
0 Sample Nmi Lab Sample .... C~n- ~/~,,~ ~,: / / / SamP~REMARKsCon,,ionl
Identification Bate Tim. Number LIO. AIR SOLID ,aiflem / ~/ ~/ ~'~ ./ /
-- -~ M~ ,
'SAMPLE~ ' Received by: (Signature) Dam Time The deliver, of samples and the slgnature o~ l~is chai~
~~~~ o, cuslody form coflslilules authoriza,i~n to po,form
. analyses specified above under the Enseco Terms and
RelinquisF:~by: (Si~ '~ Received by: (Signature) Date Time Conditions. unless a conlract o~ purchase ruder has been
executed and Is cried above.
~~~ ~ ~~a~ Date RECEIVED Iim~ Dale ACCE~TED Time -
Relinquished by' · nab ' D lo Time y:' .
.,s.osmo.: '-
Mclh ' 1. Storage time ~equostod: days
(Samples will bo stored for 30 day~ without addJll0nal charges;
Special Instructions: thereafter storage charges will bo billed al tho published tales.)
2. Sample to be ~eturned to client: Y N
, (Enseco will dispose of unrelumed sampJes at no extra charge.
P.O. Box 18~4
o~ a~, CA
ATTN: R.A. l~ertz
Laboratory Report
....................................... Analysis No.: V-9114909-001/00§
Date Sampled: 28-MAY-1991
Date ~ample Rec'd: 29-MAY-1991
Date Analyzed: 6-JUN-1991
lO-JUN-1991
3.JUN-1991
Sample Type: SOIL
Project: P~hama Lane
TPH
Recoverable
mg/kg
~ML al8
Sample ID
Total
Oil & Organic
Grease- Halogen,
Gravtmetric Solid
rog/kg rog/k§
EPA 613.1 EPA 9020
APPENDIX C-4
#1 ~H #W02-~' ND(50) 36
#3 BH #W02-1~.5' ND(5) ND(50) 77
#4 BH #W01-1~' ND(50) 30
~5 ~H #WOI-I~' ND(50) 21
~6 BH #WO1-2D' ND(5) ND(50) 36
Blank ND(5) ND(50) ~D()
Tank Team, Inc.
P.O. Bom 1844
Ojai, CA 93024
ATTN: R.A. Maer~z
APPENDIX C-6
· - - ,Enseco
Laboratory Report ^ Co~.~
Analysis No.: V-9114909-001/005
Da~e Sampled: 28-MAY-1991
Date Sample Rec'd: 29-MAY-'1991
Date A~nalyzed: 6-JIIN- 1991
lO-JUN- 1991'
3-JUN-1991
Sample Type: SOIL
Project: Panama Lane
Sample ID
Total
Oil & Organic
TPH Grease- Halogen,
Recoverable Gravimetric Solid
mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg
HML 418 EPA 413.1 EPA 9020 *
#1 BH #W02-10'
~3 BH #W02-19.5' ND(5)
~4 BH ~W01-10'
#5 BH #WOl-15'
~6 BH #WO1-20' ND(5)
Blank ND(5)
ND(50) ND(20)
ND(50) ND(20)
ND(50) ND(20)
ND(50) ND(20)
ND(50) ND(20)
ND(50) ND(20)
* Samples were extracted with methanol before analyzing for T.O.X.
to eliminate false posizives from inorganic chlorides found in the
soil.
APPENDIX C-1
BORING LOG Borin
Drilling Company: BSK & ASSOCIATES Date-~ May 28; 1991
Site Location: 2209 Panama Lane~ Bakersfield: CA 93301 Hole Dla:~ 8 in.
Groundwater
Depth: 50+ ft.
sur[ace was lmDorEeG c£ean sanc/§rave£ mixture.
~=m m~ Soi 1 Ty]De
~ ~3 ~ ~ Des cripti oh/C ommen~s
0839_ {,~, i~' Spud
~ ~ 0-7' ~ttings ~ckfill ~tl. Sandy soil & gravel
.' ~ ~- 7-9' ~ttin~s. dk. b~. sandy soil. No ~tr. odor.
10 --_ SM~- 1 S~, dk. b~., fn.-med, grained, silty, ~ssive, organic (soil-like),
0847- [j {~7 soft, plastic, fn. gold-colored mica flakes s~ttered th~out. No petr.
~ ~ ~ ~ odor.
085~ ~ ~'~- 2 Rec.
~SM~, _ 14-15~'~re ~2 Blows 7/7/12 for 18". 9"
, ~ ~ - S~, as a~ve. No odor.
0859 ~ T~.~,.~Q~. ....Top 6", S~, as a~ve. ~a~ break to. ..
'..,,~.," ........ ,' ~ttom 8", S~, lt. b~, fn.-med, grained, ~ssive, loose to easily
]'{',L~','.'/~,- friable, clean (differing from a~ve sand). No petr. ~or.
25%- 4 24-2 ' 6/ 9/20 fo= Rec.
~ S~, as last a~ve. No. petr. odor.
0910
0935' Rig ready to depart.
At a~ut 1300, hole was plumed with concrete using a~ut ~ cu. yd.
- Ojai, ~ 93023
pn. (80~) 646-~3~4
Project Manager: Richard Maertz, TANK TEAM, INC.
Drilling Method: Hollow Stem Auger 8 in.
Sampling Method: Split Spoon Sampler 2 in. Boring No: W01
Describe unique subsurface features encountered Base of the dark brown
soil is a distinct and shard chan~e tn rol~t~v~ly
r~av~ai L6Q~r-~fi~f Q~-p~,,ious!,., excavated sci!.
Enseco - CRL
2810 Bunsen Ave. Unit A · Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0546 · FAX: (805) 650-0756
-'APPENDIX 'C-5
:~. ~'-~"CO
A Comin$ Company
24-3UN-91
Tank'Team, Inc.
P.O. Box 1844
Ojai, CA 93024
ATTN: Mr. R. A. Maercz
Analysis No.: V-9114909-001/005
Dace Sampled: 28-MAY-1991
DaCe Sample Ret'd: 29-MAY-1991
Project: PA~MAMA LANE
Enclosed with chis letter is the report on the chemical, biological and/or physical
analyses on the samples from ANALYSIS NO' V-9114909-001/005 shown above.
The samples were received by CRL in a chilled state, intact and with the chain-of
custody record attached.
Note thac ND means not detected at the reporting limit (RL) expressed. The detection
limit is the reporting limit raised co reflect the dilution factor of the sample.
Solid samples are reported on "as received" basis.
Reviewed
Approved
The Report Cover Letter is an integral part of this report.
.' .... -~ .-,~ ............. ~,;h, '~1',, ~n nth~=, ~r',~r~ntlv identical r~r similar materials. This report is submitted for the exc~usiv
JUH--25--91 TUE T :0'0
~.11
APPENDIX C-2
ProJec% Manager: Richard Maertz, TANK TEAM, INC.
Drilling ~e%hod: Hollow .Stem Au~er 8 in,
Groundwater
Dep%h:50+ ftf
, Boring No:
De~gFibe un~u~, subsur~aoe features encoun%ered Base of the dark brown.
soil ~$ a ~fstznct an~ shard chan~e to relatively.~£ean'~ 'i'f. brown ~n~ ....
: ~ ~ De ~ cr ~pt i ori/C omment ~
T~ .~ .... Rig. on $i.t.e._:' 0745 .............
:. 0-0' Cuttings: $oi1.~ dk.brn. ,andy ~o pe~r. odor.
i SAND, dk, bm., fn.-med, grained, silty, massive, organic (soil-like)_,
0810 sofL, plastic, fn. gold-colored mica flakes scattered thruout. No
pert. odor.
081/ i 12 I1)~ .I~-_].~.'SAND, asr^~above.'~2 No~'l n,,,~odor.l~/~
120~ ~1~:~ '.3?.~o-9c~'... c^,-~ ...... ~.~a_ m~.,~_]~z,~/~,. __, ~-,- ~" ?.~e. ~_~_"
~ S~II)~ lt. bm, fn.-med, gra±ned~ mass±ve~ loose to eas±ly friable, clean
0823. ~ (differing from above sand). So pert. odor.
~ 20~'TD
0829 ~-- l:~llling out to move to Bore Hole W01.
~_ At: about 1300 hole was plugged ~ith concrete using about ~ cu. yd0
.I .... },
~ k ~o. 7~s / )
520 E1 Paseo Rd.
_ 0iai, CA 93023
ph. (805) 646-1314
BORING LOG
Drilltn~ Company: ~SK.& AS_S_QC!.ATES .. ~ May 28:1991
$i%e Loc~%~on: 22,09 Panama L_a_ne, .B_ak_ersfield, CA._9.3.301 Hole D~&I. 8"
JUN--25--91 TUE ?:01 P. 1~
APPENDIX C-4
,.~ ............ ~..., ~,: ............................. ~;i;~i. ..... ~, ~'~:~i~;;;;:;;[~;;; ...............
P,O, 8ox tS~ DaC~ Sampled: 25-~Y-1991
0J~l, CA 930~6 Date ~ample Reo'd: 29-~Y-1991
ATTN: ~.A, ~er~2 Da=% Analyzed: ~-JUN-1991
10.JUN.1991
3-J~-1991
S~ple T~e: 80IL
Project: P~hama Lane
................................................................................ ~,- ~
Tot&l
Oil & Orsan£e
TPH Grease- Halogen,
Recoverable Gravl~etric 3o1~
till &lB EPA a13,1 E~A 9020
9% BH #W01-1~' ND(50) 30
95 ~H #VOX.I~' ND(50) 21
~6 BM #W01-2D' ND(S) ~D(50) 36
JUN;25--~l TUE 7:01
Enseco - CRL
2810 ]3un.~en Ave. Unit A. Venture, CA 93003
(~05) 650-0546, FAX: (805) 650-0756
- APPENDIX C-$
,; EnseCo ,
A ~arain8
24-JUN-91
Tank Team, In:,
P.O. Box 1844
OJai, CA 93024
ATTN: Mr. R. A. Maertz
Analysi~ No.: V-9114909-001/005
Date Sampled: 28-MAY-1991
Date Sample Eec'd: 29-MAY-1991
Project: PANAMA lANE
Enclosed with tht~ letter is the report on the chemical, biological and/or physical
analy~e~ on the samples from ANALYSIS NO: V-9114909-001/00S showu above.
The samples were received by CRL in a chilled state, intact and with the chain-of
custody record aC:ached.
Note :hac ND means no: detected a= :he reporting limit (RL) expressed. The detec:ion
limit is :he reporcin§ limit raised to reflect the dilution fac:or of :he sample.
Solid samples are reported on "as received" basis.
Reviewed
Approved
JUNr25--91 TUE ?:82
P.15
APPENDIX C-~6
Tank Team, Inc,
P,O. Bom 1844
Ojai, CA 93024
ATTN: R.A, Maertz
Laboratory Report
Analysis No.: V-9114909-001/005
Date Sampled: 28-MAY-1991
Date Sample Eec'd: 29-MAY-1991
Da~e Analyzed: 6-JUN-1991
3-JUN-1991
Sample Type: SOIL
ProJ.¢t: Panama Lane
Sample ID
Total
Oil & Organic
TPH Grease- Halogen,
Recoverable Gravimetri¢ Solid
mg/kg ms/kg mg/k$
HML 415 EPA 413.1 EPA 9020 *
#1 BH ~W02-10'
~3 BH #W02-19,5' ND(5)
#4 BH #W01-10'
#5 ~H #WOl-15'
#6 BH #W01-20' ND(5)
Blank ND(5)
ND(SO) ND(20)
ND(50) ND(20)
ND(50) ND(20)
ND(50) ND(20)
ND(50) ND(20)
ND(50) ND(20)
* Samples were extrac=ed with methanol before analyzing for T.O.X.
~o eliminate false positives from inorganic chlorides found fn the
soil.
GRAVELLY SOILS
OVER 12% FWES
OESCRI?~. ON
line ~,am2s, Dr
SILTY ANO Ct.~Y SOK,S
L~J;D L~r[ LES~ THAN
S]LTY AND CLAYEY SOt1.S
UOt)ID LIMIT GRF__~TER 1}lAN 50
H~HLY ORC-ANII~ $~LS
PLAS'It"',.~Y CH~RT
tot C~s~k~ of F'me Grahted ,5,oils
LOG
SAMPLE - Saeple lype$ a~e bdlcaled as ~
Disturbed
Unsafe, da; AlleJ~d
M ~ L~lIied Carina
s · ~hebyTube
Syn~
[3)
is)
(r, otmds) Gr~es)
J~ Hea~Cav~
Ilseco
7440 Lklce~ Wa~t,
2al0 ~ A~.. ~ A V~. ~ 9~, {805) ~0546
~537 T~ AVL, U~ 116. ~ ~le. CA 91731. (~tG) 442-94~
PROJECT NAME
CONTACT t PURCHASE OR~ER
PROJECT MANAGER
PHONE NUMBER
SJTE CONTACT
Sample No. i
kJentificatior!
Lab Sample
Numbei
No. oi
Con-
lainers
/
I
/
Received b~; (Signalure)
Received by:. (Sionature)
Reli~uisbed
T)ate
Method
Special Insb'uctimls;
_CHAIN OF CUSTODY RECORD
Sample ConditimV
REMMTKS
The deliver/, el samples and the stg~alure on this chain
ol custody form ceesbtutes au(hodzalion to pedorm the
analyses specified above under lhe Enseco Trams and
Co~ditions, unless a eentr~( or purchase order has been
executed a~ is ci(ed above.
RECE1VEO Time Date ACCEPTED Time
1. Storage time refluesiod: ,days
(Samples will he stored for 30 (Jays wiih~t additioeaJ charges;
thereafter s~ora~e charoes will be biJred at (he p~bl~shud r~tes.)
2. Sample to be relulned ~o climlt: Y N'
(E~ece will dispose of unrelumod sampbs at no ex'tm chmle.
Disposal will be by tncifleratio~ wherever possiMe; otherwise, as
approprAle, accmdirKj Io legal re~iremmts,)
OIStTIIBUTION: While wilh, ~epo~, Yellow lo 1Fn~coo Plak lo Causer, Gold lo Samlde Conlfol
C
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I o I
..l'U~N--25-'~l TIJE : '
P.18
SITE CHA/~CT~RIZ'?ION REPORT
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section D
Page i
D. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The results of the latest soil analyses clearly indicate that
the earlier soil analyses, performed in conjunction with the tank
removal on February 5th, 1991, would indicate a completely isolated
and small amount of affected soil. The subsequent soil analyses
for the sample of March 7th, 1991, was retrieved with a hand auger.
Although good sampling procedures were followed, the soil sample
may have been influenced by sloughing from the upper regions of the
boring. Prior to removing the actual sample from the boring, hole
problems were experienced with a large piece of gravel or rock and
the bottom had to be cleaned-out.
Therefore, the small amount of apparent contamination coul~ be
attributed to spillage of waste oil during activity a~ the fill.
In view of these observations, it is recommended that no further
work be performed on the site.
RANDALL L. ABBOTT
DIRECTOR
DAVID PRICE []
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
RESC,. ORCE MANAGEMENT
AG?,qCY
Envirocmmmal He~h Se~dce~ De~arm~nt
SIEVE McC~ ~ ~, ~, D~OR
~r Po~ Con~l D~
~ d. RODDY, ~O
~ J~, ~CP, D~OR
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
July 2, 1991
Tom Payne
Oak Company
P. O. Box 577
McFarland, CA
93250
SUBJECT: Location :
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
Known As :
Permit # :
Oak Properties
320057
Dear Mr. Payne:
This letter confirms the completion of site investigation and remedial action at the above site. With
the provision that the information provided to this agency was accurate and representative of
existing conditions, it is the position of this office that no further action is required at this time.
Please be advised that this letter does not relieve you of any liability under the California Health
and Safety Code or Water Code for past, present, or future operations at the site. Nor does it
relieve you of the responsibility to clean up ex/sting, additional, or previously unidentified conditions
at the site which cause or threaten to cause pollution or nuisance or otherwise pose a threat to
water quality or public health.
Additionally, be advised that changes in the present or proposed use of the site may require further
site characterization and mitigation activity. It is the property owner's respons~ility to notify this
agency of any changes in report content, future contamination findings, or site usage.
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact Michael Driggs at (805) 861-3636,
Extension 566.
Hazardous Materials Specialist IV
Hazardous Materials Management Program
L320057.b
OAK COMPANY
P.O. BOX 577
McFarland, CA 93250
Ms. Amy Green
DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
Resource Management Agency
2700 M Street, Suite 300
Bakersfield, CA 93301
Dear Ms. Green:
Thank you for taking the time to return my phone call today. I had
previously placed three phone calls to you pertaining to your March
26, 1990 letter, and must of caught you at a busy time but I want
you to know of our effort to be responsive.
Pursuant to our conversation, Oak Company bought the property at
2209 Panama Lane on March 5, 1980, but was unaware that prior to
the purchase it had been a gas station. It was purchased as a
rental investment for office uses since it had been remodeled for
this particular use.
Per your suggestions research will be undertaken to determine the
'following:
1. Prior ownership and,
To determine if anyone previously sought,
through the fire department, to have the tanks
removed, licensed or abandoned.
Due to my heavy travel schedule, you have agreed that we have until
June 1, 1990 to make some kind of progress on the property.
Since the whole area of gas tanks and their related problems is new
to me, your helpfulness and cooperative attitude is sincerely
appreciated.
Sincerely,
Manager
WGC/jrh
OAK COMPANY
P.O. BOX 577
McFarland, CA 93250
June 4, 1990
Amy E. Green
Hazardous Materials Management Program
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT
2700 "M" Street, Suite 300
Bakersfield, California 93301
Dear Amy:
Pursuant to your letter of March 26, 1990, and your agreement to
extend to June 3, 1990, our reply, we have encountered some
personnel problems. We now have a new person who will be handling
the problem - Mary Jannett.
We are also in process of seeking bids for the tank removal.
Mrs. Jannett will contact you this week to follow up on this
matter. As soon as we get this information we will contact you for
the proper procedure and/or permits to proceed with the tank
removal.
Sincerely,
WARREN CARTER
WC;maj
$'I,~TE OF ~OBNIA
DEPABT~XlF. NT OF ItEALTI~ S~RVIC~S
LABORATORY SERVIC:F~
SANITATION AND Fu~DIATION L4~OF, ATOI{¥
APPROVED WATER LABORATORY
June 30,1991. E N S ~ C O - C R L
Certificate
4t5.
is hereby approved as a__gQ.m_.~r__e, iit_l_ ........................ water laboratory
for the performance of analytical examinations as follows:
Bacteriology
General Chemical
Shellfish Microbiology
1,tw~d at B~r'~le~3, D. ec~mber 6,1 98~8.
Cer~
Expires
06130/90
41.5
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STEVE McCALLEY
Director
RESO
f 2700 M Street, Suite 300
~ Baker,field, CA 93301
Telephone (805) 861-3636
,~-?~.-.'z.~..~..~ Telecopler (605) 861-3429
URCE ~~.,~NT,. :::. AGENCY
DEP ART ~~':"'~!M E NT AL
.
H~RDOUS MATERIALS-M~NAOEMENT
Date October 17, 1990
Firm Name Oak Comp?__ny
Address P.O. Box 577
Facility Address 2209 Panama
Person Interviewed
R~k~r~fi~ld
Underground Tank Facility #
EPA I.D. # none
Assessors Parcel # ---
Type Facility Lm]~OW33
unpermitted
NOTICE OF VIOLATION AND ORDER TO COMPLY
The following conditions or practices observed this date are violations of one or more sections of the California Health
and Safety Code, Div. 20, or the California Code of Regulations, Tit'le 22, Div. 4, Chap. 30, relating to the "storage,
handling, transportation, and disposal of hazardous waste" or the Ordinance Code of Kern County, Div. 8,
"Underground Storage of Hazardous Substances."
Conditions or practices must be corrected within the times ordered below:
A representative of the Environmental Health Services Departn~nt ins~=cted, the property
at 2209 Panama Lane, on the corner of Panama and Colony, and observed'that 'undergroUnd
cap, vent lines, and drop tube have been taken. The dispensors for this facility have
of Regulations, Title 23, Subchapter 16, Article 7 ("Improper Closure of an Underground
~orage 13.nk"); 5ern county ordinance code, section u.~u.2)0 ("~ilure to Obtain a
Permit for the Permanent Closure of an Underqround Storage Tank").
storage t..~mk(s). Complete an application for the romoval of the underground storage
~k If you ~h ~= rapre~n~tiv~
Your signature acknowledges receipt of a copy of this report and collection of any samples described above, and is
not an admission of guilt.
Failure to fully comply with this "Notice and Order" may result in further legal action by County or State o{ficials.
Owner or Authorized Representative - - - ~'~rd~s Iv~a~e~i~ls ~peciali-st
While
O~iginal
C~nary -- Flcilily
Rn# -- Sl;~cillill
Enwl'ollm~tl~l H~llth ~80 4113 1~0 (RIv.
STICK POSTAGE STAMPS TO ARTICLE TO COVER FIRST CLASS POSTAGE,
CERTIFIED MAiL FEE, AND CHARGES FOR ANY SELECTED OPTIONAL SERVICES. (see front)
t. Il you want this receipt postmarked, stick the gummed stub to the right ol the return address leaving
the receipt attached and present the article at a post office service window or hand it to your rural carrier.
(no extra charge)
2. If you do not want this receipt postmarked, stick the gummed stub to the right o! the return address o1
the article, date, detach and retain the receipt, and mail the article.
3. if you want a return receipt, write the certified mail number and your name and address off a return
receipt card, Form 3811, and attach it to the lront ot the article by means of the gummed ends if space per-
mits. Otherwise, affix to back of article. Endorse l[ont of article RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
adjacent to the number.
4. I1 you want delivery restricted to the addressee, or to an authorized agent of the addressee, endorse
RESTRICTED DELIVERY on the front o1 the article.
5. Enter tees for the services requested in the appropriate spaces on the lront ol this receipt. Il ret -n
receipt is requested, check the applicable blocks in item 1 ol Form 3811. ¢~ i.J.S.G.i~.O. 1989-234-555
6. Save this receipt and present it if you make inquiry.
Put :y~. u~ .i~,.mss In the:"RETUR_N TO': 'SpaCeon _the'r'e.~eri~....~le.'F ..a~m to dO_tl~.i. Will pr~Ven~ {his
cam..m~..emg ~ to ~.u. ~rhe return receipt fee.win p~Ovme you me name Of the ~.delivemd
Tor ~es_.ams .check. Imx(.~.? tor 8~a!tional een~e(~, re~_ uest~. · . .~ .' ~.- :
1: i-I unoW .tO: ~whom detive(F_.,~ ~,~nd ad~.re~ee', add.si. 2, ri-Restricted Dellyery
3, A~cle Addressed'to: ·
5, Signature-- Addreas -
6. Sig~ture. Agerlt
'[ I
PS Foe, 3811. i LL&O,,P.O. leee-affi-ees
P 348 505 628
RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL
NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDEI~
NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL
(See Reverse)
P.O., State~3z~d ZIP Code
P;;t~ge ......
Certified Fee
Special Delivery Fee
Restricted Delivery Fee
Return Receipt showing
to whom and Date Delivered
Return Receipt showing to whom.
Date, and Address of Delivery
TOTAL Postage and Fees $
Postmark or Date
G)
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STEVE ;;cCALLEY
Director
DEPARTS!
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
2700 M Street, Suite 300
Bakersfield. CA 93301
Telephone (805) 861-3636
Telecopler (808) 861.3429
AGENCY
Date October 17, 1990
Firm Name Oclk CQ _lT~any
Address P.O. Box 577
Facility Address 2209 Panama
Person Interviewed
F~kPr~fi ~-ld
Underground Tank Facility # unpermitted
EPA I.D. # none
Assessors Parcel # ---
Type Facility unknown
NOTICE OF VIOLATION AND ORDER TO COMPLY
The following conditions or practices observed th is date are violations of one or more sections of the California Health
and Safety Code, Div. 20, or the California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Div. 4, Chap. 30, relating to the "storage,
handling, transportation, and disposal of hazardous waste" or the Ordinance Code of Kern County, Div. 8,
"Underground Storage of Hazardous Substances."
Conditions or practices must be corrected within the times ordered below:
A representative of the Environmental Health SerVices Department inspected the property
at 2209 Panama Lane, on the corner of Panama and Colony, and observed that underground
cap, vent lines, and drop tube have been taken. The dispensors for this facility have
of Re?ulations, Title 23, Subchapter ]6, Article 7 ("Improper Closure of an Underground
$%orage Tank"); Kern county Ordinance Code, Section ~.4~.z/u ("~'ailure %o ub~ain a
Permit for the Permanent Closure of an Underqround Storage Tank").
Notify thi.~ nffi~p w~h~n ')~_ ~_y$ Of yO,,r ~nl~n~ far th~ eln~,~r~ nf th~ tinder?round
storage tank(s), Complete an application for ~he removal of the underground storage
Your signature acknowledges receipt of a copy of this report and collection of any samples described above, and is
not an admission of guilt.
Owner or Authorized Representative
while -- Original
Canary -- Facility file
Pink -- Sp~cillill
Enw~'o~menlll Health ~O 4113 120 (Rev 2./90)
Failure to fully comply with this "Notice and Order" may result in further legal action by County or State officials.
.... -~zard~s M'a~erial~ Special~t
0/24/90
Invoice Nbr.
PAGE
41478
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KEPN COUNTY PLANNING ~ DEVELOPMENT
2?00 'M' Street
Bakersfffeld, CA 93301
305) 95!-28!5
Type o'f Order
N
CASH REGISTER
CR;SP CONSTRUCTION
.Customer P.O.~ ~ Nth By Order Oa:e
'Hi024901 j RAR 10/24/90
_fi~e Descriptfion
: PER~;T =O CLOSE/ABANDON
170G
Shfi p Date
! 0/24/90
Quantity
Vi a
Price Unit Disc
250.00 E
Total
TeP~
NT
250.00
250.30
Amount Due
250.00
250.00
'"i ~"~'" KERN'6OUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT /'
COMPLAINT FORM. ' ~ Date //~--~ Time:~'
' ~,~ ~ ~ _ ~ .......... *~Clty
~ ~, Add __~
Phone
Phorte ,
fled
:Investigated by
:;' _ ,'?-(. 7.
/:
CONTRACT OPTIONS FOR 'r,'R.;~{ZI~ ~
Site Specific Time Accounting Sheet
(Local, State, of 'Federal) *" :
Activity
Ccx~e
Description
Site Specifi.~- Status Changes:
JHours
(l~ths)
KEf~I COUNTY RESOURCE MANET ACENCY
E]~VI~TAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTHENT
2?00 'M' STREET, SUITE 300
BAKERSFIELD. CA 93301
(805)861-3636
(FILL OUT .,ON,,~ APPLICATION PER FACILITY)
IINTEI~IAL USE ONLY- ,/
APPLICATION DATE:________F_.'_/_~_/'__._~_~_O
PIPING FT. TO ABANDON:
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT FOR PERI~N~ENT
HCLOC:::IJRE/ABAN[2OqNffNT OF UNDEI~ROJNO
AZARDOUS SUBSTANCE STORAGE FACILITY
THIS APPLICATION I$ FOR ~,~ RIB~IOVAL,
~ F~ILI1Y II~01~TICII
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8: CIME~OR lJ~C:Cla,#TlOI
OR [] ABANDONMENT IN PLACE
CI~: /~~~ J ZIP:
C: 0811CN. IIFCRMTIOI
CHEMICAL COIV~:~TICN OF IV[ATERIALS STORED:
TANK # VOLUME CHEMICAL STORED
DATES STORED
/~,~'~ Tg_~_
CHEMICAL FORMERLY STOREDl
E: DI~IS~L II'Clef, TI31
~*Pt_EA.e~ COvlPLETE THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS APPLICATION BEFORE SI.t~IITrlN~ FOR ~-'VI~~/
THIS FORN HAS BEEN CCIvlPLETED UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY AND TO THE BEST OF lily KNOINLEDGE IS
TRUE AND CORRECT.
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C] 2325 Skyway Or., Unit K. Santa Maria, CA 93455. (805) 922-2776
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[] Mobile Labs, (800) ENSECO.8
Date
CHAIN OF CUSTOr RECORD
/ ~/,~- '~,,") Page /' gl /
Lab Number.
i
CLIENT _ t'"~'~/',~..~.
ADDRESS
PROJECT NAME
CONTRACT / PURCHASE ORDER / QUOTE #
Sample No. /
Identification
Lab Sample
Number.
PROJECT MANAGER
PHONE NUMBER
SITE CONTACT
SAMPLE WPE NO. 0f
Con-
tainers
ANALYSES
Sample Condition/
REMARKS
SAMPLERS: (Signature)
Relinquished by: (Signature)
Relinquished by: (Signature)
Method of Shipment:
Date
by: (Signature)
Time
Received for Laboratory by:
Special Instructions:
Date
The delivery of samples and the signature on this chain
of custody form constitutes authorization to perform tht
analyses specified above under the Enseco Terms
Conditions, unless a contract or purchase order has beer
executed and is cited above.
RECEIVED Time I Date ACCEPTED Time
SAMPLE DISPOSITION:
1. Storage time requested: days
(Samples will be stored for 30 days without additional charges;
thereafter storage charges will be billed at the published rates.)
2. Sample to be returned to client: Y N
(Enseco will dispose of unreturned samples at no extra charge.
Disposal will be by incineration wherever possible; otherwise, as
appropriate, according to legal requirements.)
DISTRIBUTION: White wilh reporl, Yellow to Enseco, Pink to Courier, Gold to Sample Control
Enseco - CRL
2810 Bunsen Avenue, Unit A * Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0546 · FAX: (805) 650-0756
Clark Technology Systems
1349 E.Main St.
Santa Paula, CA. 93060
Fax #525-8358
Attn: R.Huber & D.Loucks
805/525/3358
01/22/90
Sample #: 0012102205
Received: 01/12/90
Type: Solid
I.D.: BH #4 @ 15'
-California DOHS Method-
Collector: Client
Sampling Date & Time:
Method: Not Specified
01/11/90, 1130
Analyzed 1/16/90
ND <1 m:3/kg
MDL~
-EPA Method 602/8020-
Analyzed 1/18/90
Benzene EPA 8020 ND <0.005 rog/kg 0.005
Toluene EPA 8020 ND <0.005 mg/kg 0.005
Ethyl Benzene EPA 8020 ND <0.005 rog/kg 0.005
Total Xylenes EPA 8020 ND <0.015 rog/kg 0.015
Page: 3 (cont.)
[ND = None Detected; (G) : Grab; MDL : Minimum Detection Limit]
The Report Cover Leiter is an integral part of this report.
This reoorl pertains only to the samoles investigated and does not necessarily aoply to other apparently identical or similar materials. This report is submitted for the exclusive
............ , ................ t^. ~,,..Heim,n ne n,,hlielht m~rnn~:pq wilhnul aulhorization is orohioited.
EI"LSeCO --
Enseco - CRL
2810 Bunsen Avenue, Unit A · Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0546 · FAX: (805) 650-0756
Clark Technology Systems
1349 E.Main St.
Santa Paula, CA. 93060
Fax #525-8358
Attn: R.Huber & D.Loucks
805/525/3358
01/22/90
Sample #: 0012102206
Received: 01/12/90
Type: Solid
Collector: Client
Sampling Date & Time:
Method: Not Specified
01/11/90, 1210
I.D.: BH #5A @ 5'
CONSTITUENT
Lead, Total
Totl. Recov. Petrol .Hydrocarbons
MEq~OD ~-~ : UNIT-- ]~DL--
EPA 7420 3 rog/kg 1
EPA 418.1 ND <5 rog/kg 5
-EPA Method 601/8010-
ADzllyz ed 1/17/90
Chlor~methane
B~ oa~methane
Vinyl Ckloride
C~loroethane
Methylene Cb_loride
1,1-Dichloroethene
1,1-Dichlor~ethane
trar~ 1,2-Dichlo~ene
Chloroform
1,2-Dichloroethane
1, 1, 1-Trichloroethane
Carbon Tetrachloride
1,2-Dichlorobenzene
Trichloro f luoromethane
1, 2-Dichloropr~pane
trans 1,3-Dichloropropene
Trichlorcethene
DibrcmxDc2~ oromethane
1,1,2-Trichloroethane
cis 1, 3-Dichlor~propene
2 -CD_lo~thylv~yle~
Bromoform
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 m~/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 m~/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 n~/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010/8020 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 m~/kg 0.05
Page: 4 (cont.)
[ND = None Detected; (G) = Grab;' MOL = Minimum Detection Limit]
The Report Cover Letter is an integral part of this report.
Enseco - CRL
2810 Bunsen Avenue, Unit A ° Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0546 · FAX: (805) 650-0756
Tetrachloroethene
1,1,2,2-Tetrachlorcethane
Chlorobenzene
1,3-Dichlorobenzene
1,4-Dichlorc~_nzene
-California DOHS Method-
!~/qOD ~---~ ----UNIT' MDL ·
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 m~/kg 0.05
EPA 8010/8020 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/k~ 0.05
EPA 8010/8020 ND <0.05 mg/~ 0.05.
EPA 8010/8020 ND <0.05 m~/k~ 0.05
Ark~lyz ed 1/16/90
~s/~ ND <i rog/kg i
-EPA Method 602/8020-
Analyzed 1/18/90
Benzene EPA 8020 ND <0. 005 rog/kg 0.005
Toluene EPA 8020 ND <0.005 n~/kg 0.005
Ethyl Benzene EPA 8020 ND <0.005 m~/kg O. 005
Total Xylenes EPA 8020 ND <0.015 m~/kg 0.015
Page: 5 (cont.)
[ND = None Detected; (G) = Grab; MOL = Minimum Detection Limit]
The Report Cover Le~ter'is an integral pad QI this report.
This report pertains only to the samples investigated and does not necessarily apply lo other apparently identical or similar malerials. This repod is submitted for the exclusive
................ -~ ;, ;. ~,.e~.a A m, r.nrndHRfinn Al fhiS report or use ot Ibis Laboratory's name/or advertising or publicily purposes without authorizalion is prohibiled.
Enseco -
Enseco - CRL
2810 Bunsen Avenue, Unit A · Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0546 · FAX: (805) 650-0756
Clark Technology Systems
1349 E.Main St.
Santa Paula, CA. 93060
Fax #525-8358
Attn: R.Huber & D.Loucks
805/525/3358
01/22/90
Sample #: 0012102201
Received: 01/12/90
Type: Solid
I.D.: BH #1 @ 10'
-EPA Method 601/8010-
(/nloromethane
Bromomethane
Vinyl Ckloride
~hloroethane
Methylene Chloride
1,1-Dichlorcethene
1,1-Dichlorcethane
~ 1, 2-Dichloroethene
Chloroform
1,2-Dichloroethane
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
Carbon Tetrachloride
1,2-Dichlorobenzene
Trichloro fluoromethane
1,2-Dichloropropane
trans 1,3-Dichloropropene
Trichloroethene
Dibromoc_h/oromethane
1,1,2-Trichloroethane
cis 1,3-Dichloropropene
2 -(D_I oroethylviny 1 ether
Bromoform
Collector: Client
Sampling Date & Time:
Method: Not Specified
01/11/90, 0930
MEI~OD . =~:. UNIT ' MDL--
EPA 7420 5 rog/kg 1
EPA 418.1 ND <5 rog/kg 5
ADa] yzed 1/17/90
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 m~/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 m~/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 m~/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010/8020 ND <0.05 m~/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 rog/kg 0.05
EPA 8010 ND <0.05 mg/kg 0.05
Page: 1 (cont.)
[ND = None Detected; (G) = Grab; MDL = Minimu~ Detection Limit]
The Report Cover Letter 'is an integral part of this report.
drl~ not necessarily ~L~Iv to other apparently identical or similar materials. This report is submitted for the exclusive
Enseco - CRL
2810 Bunsen Avenue, Unit A · Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0546 · FAX: (805) 650-0756
E eco
---CON~
Tet~achloroethene
1, 1,2,2 -Tetrachlor~ethane
Chlorobenzene
~-~xiichlo~thane
1,3-Dichlorobenzene
1,4-Dichlo~ene
5~fHOD
EPA 8010
EPA 8010
EPA $010/8020
EPA 8010
EPA 8010/8020
EPA 8010/8020
MDL
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.05 ·
0.05
Page: 2 (cont.)
[ND = None Detected; (G) = Grab; MOL = Minimum Detection Limit]
The Report Cover Letter 'is an inlegral part of this report.
This re(~ort pertains only to the samples investigated and does not necessarily aoply Io other apparently identical or similar materials. This report is submitted for the exclusive
..................... -~..-,;~. ~t ,k; ...... t ..... e AJ fhi~' I 3hnr'~tdnt'c rl:3m¢~ far ~rlv~rti~Jnn or nuhlicitv ourooses withoul aulhorizalion is prohibited.
Enseco - CRL
2810 Bunsen Avenue, Unit A · Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0546 · FAX: (805) 650-0756
~FL~CCO ~
Clark Technology Systems
1349 E.Main St.
Santa Paula, CA. 93060
Fax #525-8358
Attn: R.Huber & D.Loucks
805/525/3358
01/22/90
Sample #: 0012102211
Received: 01/12/90
Type: Solid
I.D.: BH #9 @ 10'
Collector: Client
Sampling Date & Time:
Method: Not Specified
01/11/90, 1335
MEI~OD-- -----RFSLU_W-- UNIT MDL
EPA 418.1 ND <5 rog/kg 5
Reviewed
~ pp ed .
Page: 6
[ND = None Detected; (G) = Grab; MDL= Minimua Detection Limit]
The Report Cover Leiter'is an integral part of this repod.
This report pertains only to the samples investigated and does not necessarily aoply to other apparently identical or similar materials. This repod is submitted for ~he exclusive
Clari~ Technology Systems inc.
James E. Clark Ii - Civil Engineering
John Colt PhD - Environmental Chemistry
S. Richard Huber MS - Biochemistry
L. M. LeYenstein MBA/AB - Mathematics
Robert Michael MS - Registered Geologist #3849
Sydney Rittenberg PhD - Microbiology
John Silliker PhD - Microbiology
Mr. Tom Almberg
Watson Realty Company
Post Office Box 663
Bakersfield, California 93302
January 24, 1990
INTRODUCTION
Clark Technology Systems, Inc. (CTSI) was contracted by Tom
Almberg of Watson Realty to perform a site investigation on property
located at 2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, California. A total of ten
boreholes were drilled to depths ranging from ten to thirty-five
feet. Eleven soil samples were recovered and four of these were
turned into Enseco Laboratory in Ventura, California for analysis.
In addition, six vapor tubes holes were drilled and checked in the
garage area in the southeast section of the building.
The objective of the site investigation was to determine the
presence of any detectable levels of hydrocarbon or lead in the
subsurface material on the subject site. This investigation was
carried out on January 11, 1990.
Prior to the site investigation, a Soil/Gas Vapor Survey was carried
out on the premises on September 25, 1989.
SITE INVESTIGATION PROCEDURE
CTSI contracted Consolidated Testing Laboratories, Inc. of
Porterville, California to drill the boreholes on the subject site.
The location of the boreholes were determined by CTSI. The drilling
and soil sample recovery was supervised~by David Loucks of CTSI. As
mentioned above, ten boreholes were drilled on the subject site
(Refer to figure 1).
The boreholes were placed in locations best suited to determine
if the underground fuel and waste oil tanks on site were leaking. In
addition, two boreholes (BH#4 and BH#8) were situated on the west
property line to assure that no contamination was entering the
subject site from the gasoline service station located west of the
site on the southwest corner of Colony and Panama Lane. One other
borehole (BH#10) was drilled east of the southeast corner of the
building on the site.
1349 East Main Street, PO Box 72 · Santa Paula, CA 93060
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Selected soil samples were taken at various depths and turned
into a state certified laboratory for analysis. The results of the
analysis are attached to this report.
Six Soil/Gas Vapor Survey points were tested in the garage area
in the southwest corner of the building on site (Refer to figure 2).
No significant level of contamination was found at any of these test
points with the exception of point #3. A reading of 1.2+ CO2 was
recorded at this point. This most likely represents a small spillage
of a hydrocarbon product at a time when the garage was in operation.
No~'special significance is attached to this reading. .f
SITE GEOLOGY
The site is underlaid by clean, slightly moist, light to medium
brown sand with intermittent layers of clayey sand. The most
significant clayey sand layer appeared consistently between 7 and 15
feet below ground surface (bgs). Borehole #3 was drilled to 35 feet
with no indication of groundwater., According to Consolidated Test
Laboratories, Inc. groundwater is 50 to 70 feet bgs.
The sand is made up of subrounded grains of silica with a small
percentage of other minerals including pyrite and various feldspars.
'~Surface drainage is to the south southwest (ssw).
BOREHOLE SUMMARY
BOREHOLE
DEPTH DRILLED (FEET)
DEPTH OF SOIL SAMPLES
RECOVERED (FEET)
BH#1 15 10'
BH#2 15 15
BH#3 40 20
BH#4 15 15'
BH#5A 10 5*
BH#6 15 5,10
BH#7 10 5,10
BH#8 15
BH#9 15 5,10'
BH#10 10 5
* Indicates soil samples turned into independent laboratory for
analysis.
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SUMMARY OF SITE INVESTIGATION
The results of the boring and laboratory analysis for ali soil
samples tested was negative. CTSI found no evidence of hydrocarbon
contamination as a result of these borings and tests. The borings
have shown, however, that there is a layer of oil saturated sand 6 to
8 inches thic~i~diatel~ beneath the asphalt filI.
This oil layer is probably the result of past oiling of the
ground surface to control the dust. Obviously, this would have
occurred before the surface was asphalted. It was this oil layer
that caused our Soil/Gas Vapor Survey to record~fd~'~g~evels
of hydroc~b0~ presence on site. ,
RECOMMENDATIONS
CTSI recommends that the oil tainted layer of sand described
above be removed at such time that the asphalt and fill are removed.
Sincerely:
David Loucks
Hydrogeologist
THOMAS A. PAYNE & ASSOCIATES
CONSULTING SERVICES
5330 Office Center Court, Suite 59
Bakersfield, California 93309
(805) 328-9347
December 10, 1990
MR. WESLEY NICKS
Hazardous Materials Specialist
Resource Management Agency
2700 "M" Street
Bakersfield, California 93301
Dear Mr. Nicks:
The following is a brief historical synopsis of the information
gathered relative to the property at 2209 Panama Lane.
1. 4-29-65: Glenn-Hagen Enterprises (a partnership) transfers the
property to Humble Oil Company. (A Delaware Corporation)
2. 1-01-73: Exxon Corporation (A New Jersey Corporation) acquires
Humble Oil Company, and this property, in a buy-out merger.
3. 10-31-78: Exxon Corporation sells the property (now an
abandoned service station building) to William Russell Smith, Sr.,
an individual.
4. 8-10-79: Mr. Smith transfers title to Jim Carstensen, an
individual, through a sale-leaseback agreement.
5. 3-05-80: Mr. Carstensen transfers title to the Oak Company, a
general partnership.
By interviewing surrounding property owners, past owners and
tenants, and by completing a title search, the following events
surface.
1. Humble Oil company constructs a freeway service station on the
site, sometime in 1965 and soon opens for business.
2. Exxon takes over the operation in the spring of 1973, but
phases the unprofitable site out of operation sometime in 1976 or
early 1977.
Business * Industry * Corporations · Partnerships * Individuals
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December 10, 1990
Mr. Wesley Nicks
3. The vacant site is purchased by William Smith, Sr., who
provides the site to his son for the operation of a swimming pool
construction, supply, service company, known as Leisure World
Pools.
4. The son applies to the County Fire Department for a permit to
remodel and add on to the existing service station building. The
county requires Mr. Smith to remove the remaining contents from the
underground tanks and fill the tanks with "oilfie!d slurry" miz.
This is done and the construction was completed and "finaled" in
February or March of 1979.
5. The business soon begins to fail, and the property is sold to
an investor (Carstensen) on a sale-leaseback agreement. The
business eventually fails, and in March of 1980, the vacant
property is sold to the current owners.
6. The current owners rent to several tenants over the years, but
none succeed or remain. In 1989, a pre-school, child care center
agrees to lease the site, subject to a building remodel to suit
their needs. In the process, it is learned by the current owners
that underground tanks are buried somewhere on the property.
The tanks must be removed or proof of abandonment provided before
the pre-school will sign a lease. Clark Technologies of Santa
Paula is hired to test the property; Complete an assessment, and
submit an evaluation proposal. A soil/gas vapor survey was
completed on September 25, 1989, and a site investigation completed
on January 11, 1990. (Report dated 1-24-90 on file.) No
significant contamination was found.
7. Over the next several months, bids were solicited for removal
or abandonment or the tanks. Estimates ranged from $44,000 to
$85,000 plus, depending on variables. A major factor was the
unknown location of the tanks. On October 15, I was hired to
assist the owners with the bid process, locating the tanks, etc.
On October 17, with the owners, we attempted to locate the tanks,
did so, and partially exposed them. On that date, your
investigation commenced.
8. Subsequent efforts to locate the 1978-1979 County building
permit, listing the condition that the tanks be emptied and filled
with slurry, have been unsuccessful. Checks were made with all
appropriate City and County agencies.
In early November, I had a telephone conversation with William
Smith, Sr., who advised his son, Bill, had complied with County
requirements to fill the tanks with "slurry." I then talked to his
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December 10, 1990
Mr. Wesley Hicks
son by telephone, and he confirmed that the process was monitored
by County Officials during the remodeling, and that the tanks were
inspected before the construction permit was "finaled." He was
unable to furnish an exact date of construction, or the name of the
company doing the actual work, but said the permit was issued and
finaled, and on file with the County of Kern. Again, I check with
the County, but no record was found under Smith, Leisure World, or
2209 Panama Lane.
Attempts to recontact Bill Smith (Jr.) have been unsuccessful.
An abandonment permit has been filed with your Department by Crisp
Construction to complete the in-ground abandonment.
Respectfully,
THOMAS A. PAYNE'
TAP:bsp
Insurance Adjusters
Claims Management and Administration
5405 Stockdale Highway
Suite 203
Bakersfield, California 93309
(805) 831-1703
FAX: 805-831-3231
RE: 'COMPANY, CLAIM NO:
DATE OF LOSS:
OUR FILE NO.:
Bakersfield
· (8O5) 831-1703
Covina
(818) 915-5861
Fresno
.. . .. . (209) 233-9500
i~ Glendale
(Los Angeles Area)
· ,', (213) 245-O80O
,. ~' ' ' long Beach
"~" '" (213) 596-5539
-(916) 631-8551
Concerning the abOve-captioned accident it is ireqUaste'd:%h~E:~You.-
comply ONLY with thOse items checked (X) below. '::~,,'-,., ,.'...~'",,.v
l. Our records reflect that we have not:"!'~eC~Lved:~'the form
previously ma~led ~o you
accident. Your promp~
2. ~e .are '~LaO~ng out' fLle on
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noL heard from ~ou by Lhag
Xf you ~houXd have any questions
pZeaae oazz Lhe under~ned.aE
4. ~ tS our understanding ~ha~ ~ou
- - cap,toned acc~denL which occurred a~ ..
. PZea~e con~ac~ the=.
undersigned at 805/83Z-~/03~ collect ~f necessary..
Very truly.yours,
DBA
OWNER
ADDRESS
KERN COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT
INVESTIGATION RECORD
ADDRESS
ASSESSORS' PARCEL
CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD, OF INVESTIGATION '
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Attachment
KERN COUNTY LOCAL AGREEMENT OPTION
BETWEEN
KERN COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT
(Kern County Underground Storage Tank Permitting Authority)
Responsible Party for Underground Storage Tank
for: OAK COMPANY
Permit #320057
This facility has experienced an unauthorized release of hazardous substances from an underground
storage tank. Action is necessary to protect the public health and the environment of the County, pursuant
to Chapter 6.7 of the California Health and Safety Code and Chapter 8.48 of the Kern County Ordinance
Code.
THE WITNESS FOR THE COUNTY AND SIGNATURE(S) FOR A RESPONSIBLE PARTY OF
THE SUBJECT FACILITY DESCRIBED ABOVE DO HEREBY AGREE THAT:
Kern County Environmental Health Services Department shall act as the lead agency for regulatory
oversight for the:
a)
Site characterization: the study of a site, including sampling of subsurface soil and water
where contamination is found in order to fully assess its extent and threat to the environment.
It shall include a discussion of the relative risk to biological receptors and possible pathways
of exposure. It may include removal or in-place closure of the tank, disposal or on-site
treatment of contaminated backfill or adjacent soil, removal of hazardous substances floating
on groundwater, and the drilling of groundwater monitor wells.
b)
Feasibility study: the identification and evaluation of feasible alternatives for cleaning up the
site and remedying threats to public health and safety.
c)
Remedial action plan: the most cost-effective, appropriate plan to lessen, alleviate, abate,
correct or clean-up the effects that a release of hazardous substances may have on the
environment, based on the feasibility study.
d)
Remediatton: the action chosen by the responsible party and approved by Kern County
Environmental Health Services Department for the mitigation and clean-up of contamination
resulting from an unauthorized release of hazardous materials and any ongoing monitoring
of the site.
The responsible party shah do the following:
ao
Conduct all work as directed by Kern County Environmental Health Services Department
pursuant to State and local law and in conformance with appropriate regulations to assess
and remediate the contaminated site.
Deposit with the Kern County Environmental Health Leaking Underground Storage Tank
Local Option Trust Fund the sum of $1,000.00. The Department's oversight activities will
be charged against this account at the rate prescribed, by Kern County Ordinance Code
Chapter 8.04 (currently $50.00 per hour). Monthly statements will be prepared detailing the
activities and services provided and the remaining credit balance.
Kern County Environmental Health Services Department shall provide the following services:
ao
Oversight of all activities to characterize the site's threat to the environment and/or the
groundwater, and coordination with the appropriate State, County and local regulatory
agencies.
bo
Serve as the single contact point for the responsible party's representatives anct other
regulatory agencies for the activities described in "a' above. If during the Department's
review of the site characterization/remedial action plan, it is determined that a permit may
be required by another agency, the responsible party shah be referred to that permitting
agency.
Co
Review reports, conduct inspections, and oversee monitoring until the site poses no further
environmental or public health threat. An official certification letter shah be given to the
responsible party when the site is determined to no longer pose a significant threat to the
environment.
The responsible party will be officially notified by Kern County Environmental Health
Services Department when:
Necessary oversight is completed. A final statement will be provided to the
responsible party. If there remains an unexpended balance of the deposit made by
the responsible party in the Leaking Underground Storage Tank Trust Fund, a
refund for the unexpended balance will be issued;
- or -
Fourteen (14) hours of billable time has been reached. This will give notice that the
available funds will be exhausted after six (6) additional hours of billable time, at
which time the agreement will expire. A statement estimating the amount of time
necessary to complete any remaining oversight work will be sent. The responsible
party will then have another opportunity to renew his agreement with the County.
Failure to enter into another agreement shall require Kern County Environmental
Health Services Department to utilize the State Water Resources Control Board
Pilot Project for which the responsible party, may be billed by the State directly for
the cost of County services as well as State costs.
Kern County Environmental Health Services Department reserves the right to cancel this agreement
at any time for any reasons, including groundwater contamination or a uniquely complex hydrogeological
condition. If an unexpended balance remains on deposit from the responsible party under the terms of this
agreement, a refund for the unexpended balance will be issued and the agreement terminated. Once the
agreement is cancelled, you, as a responsible party, will be enrolled in the State Leaking Underground Storage
Tank Pilot Program; see Attachment "DM.
This agreement may be cancelled any time by either party by certified registered return receipt letter
to the other party within five days of said notification.
I, (responsible party), have read and agree to the conditions of this
agreement for the contaminated site described as:
Site Name
Site Address
Owner
Cit~ Zip
Owner's Address
Operator
City
Telephone
Zip
Billing Address
Telephone
Atm:
Permit #
In order for this agreement to be executed, it must be signed and accompanied by the deposit of one-thousand
dollars ($10oo.o0).
Responsible Party:
Date:
For the County of Kern:
Date:
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KEI~I CCIJNTY R~RCE MANA~T ACENCY
ENVI~TAL HEALTH SERVICE~ DEPART1VENT
2700 'H* STREET, SUITE 300
BAKERSFIELD. CA 93301
(805)861-3636
(FILL OUT (:~I._._[E APPLICATION PER FACILITY)
THIS APPLICATION IS FOR
~ FACiLI1Y ]m:CI~TICN
F.ICILilY NAN[:
IINTE~IALUSEONLY:
APPLICATION DATE:_
# OF TANKS TO AB/~IDGN:
PIPING FT. TO ABANDON .....
PTA:
PTO:
APPLICATION FOR PEI~IT FOR PEI~ENT
CLOSURE/ABAN[X:)NMENT OF UNDERGROUND
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE STORAGE FACILZTY
[~"~F_r, lOVALo OR C~/'ABAND(~fl~IENT IN PLACE
C: C~IICAL Lq:[~P~TICI4
CONPC~TION OF MATERIALS STORED:
VOLUI~ CHEN] CAL STORED
DATES STORED
TO
TO'~
CHEMICAL FOI:~IERLY STORED
D: BIV]~AL ]II:CR~TIOI
INIkIER 10 RIC]LI1Y PROV]DEO
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SITE CHARACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
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SITE
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Site Information Cover Page
I. Site Information
II. Area Map
III. Site Sketch
Site Background
I. Site History and Tank Use
II. Specific Tank information
III. Description of Potential Contamination
~V.
V.
VI.
Area Zopograpny
Potentially Sensitive Structures/Sites
Subsurface Data
Preliminary Site Assessment Results
I. Summary of Site Work
II. Analytical Data
Soil Sampling Plan
I. Proposed Soil Borings
II. Proposed Sampling/Analyses
III. Estimated Cost of Proposed Nork
IV. Sampling Sketch
E. Site Safety Plan
SITE CHARACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
2209 Panama Lane, BaKersfield
Section B
Page t
B. SiTE BACKGROUND
i. Site History and Tank Use
The site is located at 2209 Panama Lane near the southern
perimeter of the City of Bakersfield, one block east of Highway 99.
The nearest residential area is approximately 500 feet east. There
are three canals within one-third of a mile; the Arvin-Edison Canal
runs east/west 1/4 mile south, the Kern Island Canal runs north/
south I/3 mile east, and the West Branch Canal runs north/south 1/2
mile west. There is much open land to the south of the property.
Originally developed as a service station in 1965, the
site is just over 0.5 acres in size. There were four underground
storage tanks installed, three fuel and one waste oil tank. The
service station was operated until late 1976, or early 1977. The
subsequent owner then ceased operating as a service station and
abandoned the three fuel tanks in early 1979. The waste oil tank
was nos abandoned.
ii. Specific Tank information
The three 10,000 gallon fuel tanks were abandoned in 1979
by filling with drilling mud slurry. The east ends of these three
t0,000 gallon tanks were exposed, piping removed, and the water
phase of the drilling mud slurry was removed on February 5th, 1991.
Then, the next day, the tanks were completely filled with a cement,
sand slurry to comp!ere abandonment.
The 550 gallon waste oil tank was removed on February
5th, !991. The tank was inspected for holes; none were evident.
And, the piping for ~he tank; a remote fill-line from within the
building, the fill-pipe, and the vent piping; apparently was
completely intact. As required, two soil samples were retrieved
from under the tank. Please refer to the letter dated February
25th, 1991; marked Appendix C-!. Subsequently, a soil sample was
retrieved from approximately 10 ft. below the tank on March 7th,
t991. Please refer to the letter dated March 28th, 1991; marked
Appendix C-2.
The above abandonments were performed under Permit for
Permanent Closure Number A 1344-32, dated January 28~h, 1991.
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2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section B
Page 2
III. Description of Potential Contamination
The analyses of the soil samples retrieved from under the
waste oil tank apparently indicates some migration of waste oil,
probably a result of mishandling during waste oil pick-ups by the
oil recycler. This would not result in a serious contamination
plume.
IV. Area Topo'grapny
The area is relatively flat, with little or no slope.
Surface drainage is to the south southwest.
V. Potentially Sensitive Structures/Sites
None apparent nearby.
VI. Subsurface DaTa
The site is underlaid by clean, slightly moist, light to
medium brown sand with intermit%ent layers of clayey sand. The
most significant clayey sand layer appears consistently between 7
and 15 feet below ground surface. Groundwater is definitely below
40 feet and is reported to be at 60 to 70 feet.
SITE CHARACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section C
Page 1
C. PRELIMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT RESULTS
i. Summary of Site Work
A significant Site Investigation was performed by Clark
Technology Systems, inc. on January llth, 1990. This involved the
drilling of 10 boreholes to various depths, one of which was
approximately 9 ft. south and 7 ft. west of the waste oil tank's
position. That boring was drilled to a depth of 15 feet with a
soil sample retrieved from 5 ft. and i0 ft. The 10 ft. sample was
analyzed for Total Recoverable Petroleum Hydrocarbons, EPA 418.i
with the results being Non Detectable.
The soil samples retrieved as a result of the tank
removal were analyzed for Oil and Grease, EPA 413.1; Total Organic
Halogen, EPA 9020; and, Total Lead, EPA 7420. The following is a
summary of those analyses results, reported by letters dated
February 25th, 1991, marked Appendix C-i; and, dated March 28th,
t991, marked Appendix C-2.
ii. Analytical Data
Sample ID
2 ft. Under
6 ~t. Under
10 ft. Under
Oil & Grease
Gravimetric
mq./kq.
940
450
i700
Totai Organic
Halogen, Solid
mq./kg.
Total
Lead
mq./kg.
ND
ND
40
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SITE CHARACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section A
Page i
SITE INFORMATION COVER PAGE
i. SiTe Information
Site Location:
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
Owner:
Oak Company
Contact Persons:
Warren Carter
Tom Payne
Business Address:
P. O. Box 577,
McFarland, CA
93250
Telephone No.:
(805) 327-5161
(805) 32S-9347
Business Type:
Currently Vacant: Commercial
Project Manaqement By~
Tank Team, Inc.
?. O. Box 1844,
Ojai, CA 93024
Contact Person:
Richard Maertz
Phone(s): 805) 525-8960
805) 646-0808
Cellular: 805) 377-1628
Professional Geologist:
Spencer F. Fine
Senior Geologist, RG #795
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SITE CHARACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section A
Page 2
ii. Area MaD
Attached.
III. Site Sketch
Attached.
.~ repared By:
Reviewed By:
Richard Ma~rtz
Date:
Spencer Fi 795
May /q , !991
Dale: May ;~ , i991
SITE CHARACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section B
Page 1
B. SiTE BACKGROUND
I. Site History and Tank Use
The site is located at 2209 Panama Lane near the southern
perimeter of the City of Bakersfield, one block east of Highway 99.
The nearest residential area is approximately 500 feet east. There
are three canals within one-third of a mile; the Arvin-Edison Canal
runs east/west 1/4 mile south, the Kern Island Canal runs north/
south !/3 mile east, and the West Branch Canal runs north/south 1/2
mile west. There is much open land to the south of the property.
Originally developed as a service station in 1965, the
site is just over 0.5 acres in size. There were four underground
storage tanks installed, 5hree fuel and one waste oil tank. The
service station was operated until late 1976, or early 1977. The
subsequent owner then ceased operating as a service station and
abandoned the three fuel tanks in early 1979. The waste oil tank
was not abandoned.
iIo Specific Tank information
The three 10,000 gallon fuel tanks were abandoned in 1979
by filling with drilling mud slurry. The east ends of these three
10,000 gallon tanks were exposed, piping removed, and the ~water
phase of the drilling mud slurry was removed on February 5th, 1991.
Then, the next day, the tanks were completely filled with a cement,
sand slurry to complete abandonment.
The 550 gallon waste oil tank was removed on February
5th, !991. The tank was inspected for holes; none were evident.
And, the piping for the tank; a remote fill-line from within the
building, the fill-pipe, and the vent piping; apparently was
completely intact. As required, ~wo soil samples were retrieved
from under the tank. Please refer to The letter dated February
25th, i991; marked Appendix C-t. Subsequently, a soil sample was
retrieved from approximately 10 ft. below the tank on March 7th,
1991. Please refer to the letter dated March 28th, 1991; marked
Appendix C-2.
The above abandonments were performed under Permit for
Permanent Closure Number A 1344-32, dated January 28th, 1991.
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2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section B
Page 2
III. Description of Potential Contamination
The analyses of the soil samples retrieved from under the
waste oil tank apparently indicates some migration of waste oil,
probably a result of mishandling during waste oil pick-ups by the
oil recycler. This would not result in a serious contamination
plume.
i~. Area Topography
The area is relatively flat, with little or no slope.
Surface drainage is to the south southwest.
V. Potentially Sensitive Structures/Sites
None apparent nearby.
vi. Subsurface Da%a
The site is underlaid by clean, slig~zty moist, light to
medium brown sand with intermittent layers of clayey sand. The
most significant clayey sand layer appears consistently between 7
and 15 feet below ground surface. Groundwater is definitely below
40 feet and is reported to be at 60 to 70 feet.
SITE CHARACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section C
Page 1
C. PRELIMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT RESULTS
i. Summary of Site Work
A significant Site Investigation was performed by Clark
Technology Systems, inc. on January llth, 1990. This involved the
drilling of 10 borehoies to various depths, one of which was
approximately 9 ft. south and 7 ft. west of the waste oil tank's
position. That boring was drilled to a depth of 15 feet with a
soil sample retrieved from 5 f:. and i0 ft. The 10 ft. sample was
analyzed for Total Recoverable Petroleum Hydrocarbons, EPA 418.i
with the results being Non Detectable.
The soil samples retrieved as a result of the tank
removal were analyzed for Oil and Grease, EPA 413.1; Total Organic
Halogen, EPA 9020; and, Total Lead, EPA 7420. The following is a
summary of those anaiyses results, reported by letters dated
February 25th, 1991, marked Appendix C-i; and, dated March 28th,
1991, marked Appendix C-2.
II. AnalyTical Data
Sample ID
Oil & Grease Total Organic Total
Gravimetric Halogen, Solid Lead
mq./kq, mq./kG, mq./kq.
2 ft. Under 940 ND 4
6 ft. Under 450 ND 5
10 ft. Under 1700 40 3
SITE CHARACTERIZATION REPORT
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SITE
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Site Information Cover Page
I. Site Information
II. Area Map
III. Site Sketch
Preliminary Site Assessment Results
I. Summary of Site Work
II. Analytical Data
Soil Sampling Results
I. Soil Borings Report
II. Sampling Description
III. Soil Analysis Results
IV. Sampling Sketch
D. Conclusions and Recommendations
SITE C}{ARACTERIZATION REPORT
Ae
SITE INFORMATION COVER PAGE
I. Site Information
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section A
Page i
Site Location:
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
Owner:
Oak Company
Contact Persons:
Warren Carter
Tom Payne
Business Address:
P. O. Box 577,
McFarland, CA
93250
Telephone No.:
(805) 327-5161
(805) 328-9347
Business Type:
Currently Vacant; Commercial
Project Manaqement By:
Tank Team, Inc.
P. O. Box 1844,
Ojai, CA 93024
Contact Person:
Richard Maertz
Phone(s): (805) 525-8960
(805) 646-0808
Cellular: (805) 377-1628
Professional Geologist:
Spencer F. Fine
Senior Geologist, RG #795
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SITE CHARACTERIZATION REPORT
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section A
Page 2
II. Area Map
Attached.
III. Site Sketch
Attached.
Prepared By:
Reviewed By:
Richard Ma~rtz~.
Date:
Spencer Fine, RG #795
Date:
June ~, 1991
June 27 , 1991
SITE CHARACTERIZATION REPORT
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section B
Page 1
B. PRELIMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT RESULTS
I. Summary of Site Work
A significant Site Investigation was performed by Clark
Technology Systems, Inc. on January llth, 1990. This involved the
drilling of 10 boreholes to various depths, one of which was
approximately 9 ft. south and 7 ft. west of the waste oil tank's
position. That boring was drilled to a depth of 15 feet with a
soil sample retrieved from 5 ft. and 10 ft. The 10 ft. sample was
analyzed for Total Recoverable Petroleum Hydrocarbons, EPA 418.1
with the results being Non Detectable.
The soil samples retrieved as a result of the tank
removal were analyzed for Oil and Grease, EPA 413.1; Total Organic
Halogen, EPA 9020; and, Total Lead, EPA 7420. The following is a
summary of those analyses results, reported by letters dated
February 25th, 1991 and March 28th, 1991.
II. Analytical Data
Sample ID
Oil & Grease
Gravimetric
mq./kg.
Total Organic Total
Halogen, Solid Lead
mg./kg, mg./kq.
ND 4
ND 5
40 3
2 ft. Under
940
6 ft. Under
450
10 ft. Under
~700
SITE CHARACTERIZATION REPORT
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section C
Page 1
C. SOIL SAMPLING RESULTS
I. Soil Borings Report
After receiving approval for the Site Characterization
Workplan, the work was scheduled and co-ordinated for May 28th,
1991.
The following personnel arrived at the site at 0730 hrs.:
Richard Maertz, Project Manager
Spencer F. Fine, Calif. Registered Geologist
The soil boring locations as per.the Workplan and as in-
dicated on the attached Sampling Sketch were measured and marked
for the driller. At 0745 hrs., the Mobile B-51 Auger Rig owned by
BSK & Associates arrived; BSK personnel included Driller, David
Smith, and a Driller's Helper; the auger was set-up to drill
location BH #WO2. After completing the augering and sampling of BH
#WO2, the auger flights and bit were steam-cleaned prior to
setting-up to drill BM #W01. The borings were drilled with an 8-
inch hollow-stem auger wit~ the soil samples being retrieved with
a 2-inch Split Spoon Sampler. The drilling spoils were put into
two 55-gallon DOT Hazmat barrels and labeled according to boring.
At approximately 1130 hrs., Kern County Environmental
Health Services representative, Mr. Michael Driggs, arrived at the
site to witness the abandonment of the borings. At 1300 hrs.,
CalMat of Central Calif. arrived with 1.5 yds. of 3 sk. sand slurry
to gravity-fill the borings to surface.
A complete set of boring logs are attached to this
section and are marked Appendix C-i, C-2, and C-3.
II. Sampling Description
During the drilling of BM #WO2, soil samples were taken
at depths of 10 ft., 15 ft., and 19.5 ft. The rig's split-spoon
sampler with stainless steel sleeves was used for soil sample
retrieval. These samples were sealed, labeled, and placed under
dry-ice for preservation until laboratory delivery the following
day. The excess soil which was retrieved during each sampling run
was field screened with a Gastech Model 1314 Vapor Meter and by
olifactory methods. No petroleum odor was detected, nor any vapor
readings were noted, at any of BH #WO2's sampling depths.
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SITE CHARACTERIZATION REPORT
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section D
Page 1
D. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The results of the latest soil analyses clearly indicate that
the earlier soil analyses, performed in conjunction with the tank
removal on February 5th, 1991, would indicate a completely isolated
and small amount of affected soil. The subsequent soil analyses
for the sample of March 7th, 1991, was retrieved with a hand auger.
Although good sampling procedures were followed, the soil sample
may have been influenced by sloughing from the upper regions of the
boring. Prior to removing the actual sample from the boring, hole
problems were experienced with a large piece of gravel or rock and
the bottom had to be cleaned-out.
Therefore, the small amount of apparent contamination could be
attributed to spillage of waste oil during activity at the fill.
In view of these observations, it is recommended that no further
work be performed on the site. '
SITE CHA/{ACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
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D o
SITE
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Site Information Cover Page
I. Site Information
II. Area Map
III. Site Sketch
Site Background
I. Site History and Tank Use
ii. Specific Tank Information
III. Description of Potential Contamination
IV.
V.
VI.
Area Topography
Potentially Sensitive Structures/Sites
Subsurface Data
Preliminary Site Assessment Results
I. Summary of Site Work
II. Analytical Data
Soil Sampling Plan
I. Proposed Soil Borings
II. Proposed Sampling/Analyses
III. Estimated Cost of Proposed Work
IV. Sampling Sketch
E. Site Safety Plan
SITE CHARACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section E
Page 1
E. SITE SAFETY PLAN
PRE-PLANNED RISK ASSESSMENT
- Underground utilities will not be affected. BUT,
caution will prevail during the drilling operation.
- Placement of cautioning devices will be established
at this site; and, can include the following:
barricades
warning signs/tape
construction cones
security fence
- NO ADMITTANCE to site will be permitted without approval
from the Project Manager, or the Owner/Lessee's Designated
Representative after consultation with the Project Manager.
- Pre-construction meetings may establish an addendum to
this Safety Plan.
PROJECT PERSONNEL
Project Manager:
Site Safety Officer:
Field Supervisor:
Owner/Lessee:
Owner Representative:
Rich Maertz
Rich Maertz
Rich Maertz
Oak Company
Warren Carter
Tom Payne
(805) 525-8960
(805) 525-8960
(805) 525-8960
(805) 327-5161
(805) 328-9347
HAZARD ANALYSIS
Pinch points around any machinery; Skin contact with con-
taminated soil; Inhalation of organic vapors; Inhalation
or ingestion of soil particles which have been contaminated.
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SITE CHARACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section E
Page 2
SITE SAFETY PLAN (Cont'd.t
Fire:
Police:
Ambulance:
Hospital:
EMERGENCY RESPONSE NUMBERS
911
911
911
(805) 327-!792 - Memorial Hospital
Nearest full-service Hospital is the MEMORIAL HOSPITAL,
approximately 12 miles to the North at the corner of
San Dimas and 34th Street, Bakersfield.
PREVENTIVE MONITORING
If strong odors are detected, then the area immediately down-
wind of the suspected source shall be checked for vapor con-
centrations. Then, regularly scheduled air monitoring should
be initiated, with the contmmination source being the deter-
mining factor for frequency scheduling.
PERSONNEL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
The following items will be mandatory:
Steel-toed shoes/boots
Hard hats
Plastic/Rubber gloves (for handlinq potentially contami-
nated moil or water/fluid)
If organic vapors are detected above acceptable limits, then
work shall be stopped. Any further work shall be performed
with the following equipment on hand at the site: Tyvek or Chemrel suits
Organic vapor/dust filter respirators
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SITE CHARACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
SITE INFORMATION COVER PAGE
I. Site Information
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section A
Page ~
Site Location:
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield, CA
Owner:
Oak Company
Contact Persons:
Warren Carter
Tom Payne
Business Address:
P. O. Box 577,
McFarland, CA
93250
Telephone No.:
(805) 327-5161
(805) 328-9347
Business Type:
Currently Vacant; Commercial
Project Manaqement By:
Tank Team, Inc.
P. O. Box 1844,
Ojai, CA 93024
Contact Person:
Richard Maertz
Phone(s): (805) 525-8960
(805) 646-0808
Cellular: (805) 377-1628
Professional Geoloqist:
Spencer F. Fine
Senior Geologist, RG #795
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SITE CHARACTERIZATION REPORT
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section C
Page 2
II. Sampling Description (Cont'd.)
During the drilling of BH #WO1, soil samples were taken
at depths of 10 ft., 15 ft., 20 ft., and 25 ft. Ail procedures
were as per the sampling of BH #WO2. Again, no petroleum odors
were detected, nor any vapor readings noted. It was decided to go
an extra five feet due to a noticeable change in the sand matrix at
the 20 ft. sampling; refer to the Boring Log for #WO1. The
drilling and sampling was completed at approximately 0935 hrs., at
which time BSK rigged-down, steam-cleaned the drilling augers and
bit prior to moving-off the site.
The following day, the soil samples were delivered to the
Enseco-CRL Laboratory, Ventura, in a chilled state as noted on the
Chain of Custody Record.
III. Soil Analysis Results
The following analyses were performed on each selected
soil sample:
EPA 413.1
EPA 9020
- Oil & Grease, Gravimetric (O & G)
- Total Organic Halogen, Solid (TOX)
The following soil samples were selected for analysis:
BH# WO1
BH# WO2
10 ft., 15 ft., and 20 ft.
10 ft. and 19.5 ft.
Additionally, the 20 ft. soil sample from each boring was
analyzed for EPA 418.1, Total Recoverable Petroleum Hydrocarbons
(TRPH).
After having received the analytical results by facsimile
from Enseco-CRL .on June 10th, 1991, and having a discussion with
the Laboratory Director, there was thought to be possible inorganic
chloride interference not related to the Organic Halides of the TOX
analysis, EPA 9020. The original results of the TOX analyses did
not correlate with the relative Oil & Grease and TRPH results;
therefore the laboratory was instructed to re-do the TOX analyses.
Following on the next page is a tabulation of--~e original analysis
results; Table I, as per the attached copy of the unsigned Enseco-
CRL Analysis Report and labeled Appendix C-4. The re-analysis
results are indicated with an asterisk.
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2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section C
-Page 3
III. Soil Analysis Results (Cont'd.)
Sample ID
EPA 413.1 EPA 9020 EPA 418.1
0 & G TOX TRPH
mq/kq mq/k~ mg/kq
ND ~o~3v *
ND '-77 * ND
ND 30 *
ND 21 *
ND 36 * ND
#1 BH #WO2 - 10'
#3 BH #WO2 - 19.5'
#4 BH #WO1 - 10'
#5 BH #WO1 - 15'
#6 BH #WO1 - 20'
* The re-analysis results indicated all TOX to be ND.
TABLE I
As a result of the re-analyses, Enseco-CRL found dramatic
reductions in the TOX results. The samples were extracted with
methanol to eliminate the false positives from inorganic chlorides
found in the soil (see note on laboratory results, Appendix C-6).
As a result, all the samples analysis results for TOX were None
Detected. Copies of the final Enseco-CRL laboratory analysis
reports are attached, labelled Appendix C-5, C-6, and C-7.
IV. Sampling Sketch
The Sampling Sketch indicating the soil boring locations
is attached at the end of this section.
SITE CHARACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
3ection A
Page 2
II. Area MaD
Attached.
ili. Site Sketch
Attached.
Prepared By:
Reviewed By:
Ri ~hard Ma~rtz ~'
Date:
Spencer Fine, RG #795
May f'q , 1991
Date: May ;9 , i991
SITE CHARACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section D
Page i
D. SOiL SAMPLING PLAN
I. Proposed Soil Borings
it is proposed to drill, sample, and abandon two soil
borings; one from the center of the excavated area, labeled as BH#
WO1, and one just outside the excavation approximately 3.5 - 4 ft.
south southwest from the 550 gallon waste oil tank's original
position, labeled as BH# WO2. These locations are indicated on the
attached Sampling Sketch. These borings will be drilled with a
hollow-stem auger to a depth of 20 feet.q The approximate diameter
of the borings will be 6.25 inches and t~e drilling spoils will be
put into 55 gallon HazMat barrels, storpd on site until disposition
may be ascertained. The borings will~be, filled/abandoned with a
bentonitic clay plugging material. ~" ~eo.~,,.
ii. Proposed Sampling/Analyses
During the drilling of the soil borings, soil samples
will be retrieved at depths of 5 ft.. i0 ft., i5 ft., and 20 ft.
The drilling rig's split-spoon sampler and stainless steel, or
brass, sleeves will be used to retrieve soil samples. These
samples will be seaied, labeled, and placed under dry-ice for
preservation during ~ranspor~ to the laboratory. After drilling
has been completed, the samples will be transported to the Enseco-
CRL Laboratory in Ventura, CA and documented with a Chain of
Custody Record.
The following analyses will be performed on each selected
soil sample:
EPA 413.i
EPA 9020
- Oil & Grease, Gravimetric
- Total Organic Halogen, Solid
The
analyses:
following soil
sampies have been selected for
BH# WO1
BH# WO2
i0 ft., 15 ft., and 20 ft.
i0 ft. and 20 ft.
Additionally, the 20 ft. soil sample from each boring
will be analyzed for EPA 418.i, Total Recoverable Petroleum Hydro-
carbons.
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2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section D
Page 2
III. Estimated Cost of Proposed Work
The following is the estimated cost of the workplan as
proposed above:
Prepare Workplan and obtain approval
Drill & Sample Borings
Professional Supervision
Sample analyses
Prepare report to Kern County
500.
1,400.
600.
1,000.
500.
Total Estimated Cost
$ 4,000.
IV. Samplina Sketch
Attached.
SITE CHARACTERIZATION WORKPLAN
2209 Panama Lane, Bakersfield
Section E
Page 3
STANDARD WORK PRACTICES
i. Eating, drinking, chewing gum or tobacco, and smoking
are prohibited in/around contaminated, or potentially contami-
nated, areas. An area will be designated for this use.
2. All field crew members should keep alert and make use
of their senses to avoid any potentially dangerous situations,
or conditions.
3. All field crew members should be aware of the physical
aspects ~f the project, including:
- Wind direction relative to the work area, and
particularly the exclusion or L'hot' zone.
- Location of fellow crew members, equipment, and
vehicles.
- Locations of known or potentially contaminated
areas; exclusion or 'hot' zone(s).
- Site access.
- Communications~ location of site telephones, or
nearest available; method of communicating with
fellow crew members; KNOW, OR WHERE TO FIND, THE
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS!
- Location of nearest water (drinking, fire hydrant,
etc.); keep these areas clear of debris/equipment,
providing easy access.
4. Avoid contact with potentially contaminated substances.
Do not walk through puddles, mud, pools, etc. Avoid, whenever
possible, kneeling, si~ing, or lying on the ground. Avoid
leaning or sitting on equipment.
5. Prevent the possibility of spillage. But, when a
spill occurs, contain the substance immediately and contact/
notify the Project Manager/Supervisor immediately for any
instructions.
6. Prevent splashing of contaminated substances; or,
causing contaminated dust/dirt to become airborne.
7. DO NOT place monitoring equipment, or clean' equip-
ment on potentiaily contaminated areas/equipment/vehicles.
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E DRAWING OF PHYSICAL LAYOUT OF FACILITY USING SPACE PROVIDED BELOW.
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION .M...U_S_T,..,,.~E INCLUOED IN ORDER FOR THE
'ATION TO BE PROCESSED:
TANK(S), PIPING & DISPENSER(S)° INCLUDING LENGTHS &
DIMENSIONS.
PROPOSED SAMPLING LOCATIONS OESIGNATED BY THIS SYMBOL "~
NEAREST STREET OR INTERSECTION
__~'~ ANY WATER WELLS OF SURFACE WATERS WITHIN 100' RADIUS OF
FACILITY
1/" NORTH ARRO" ~ ~., ;~,
UNIFIED
MAJOR DIVISION
SOIL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
SYMBOl. DESCRIPTION
GRAVELLY.SOILS SOILS
OVER 5OW. OF LITTLE OR NO
FINES
COARSE FRACTION
LARGER THAN GRAVELLY SOILS
NO. 4 SIEVE SIZE
OVER 12% FINES
SANDY SOILS SOILS
OVER ,~:~,'o OF LFrI'LE OR NO
FINES
COARSE FRACTION
· SMALLER THAN SANDY' SOILS
WITH FINES
NO. 4 SIEVE SIZE OVER 1~,; FINES
SILTY AND CLAYEY SOILS
LIQUID LIMIT LESS THAN 5~
SILTY AND CLAYEY SOILS
LIQUID LIMFT GRF. ATER THAN 50
HIGHLY ORGANIC SOILS
graoeo gravels or
gravel-sand mixtmes
graoeo gravms or
grovel-sand mixlures
gra vel..sand-silt mixtures
y mJxulre~
raoeu sanos
or gravelly sands
~ gravelly sands
sanas or poorly praoed
sand - sill mixtmes
, sar~as or poorly graoeo
sand - c~ay mi~lures
flour, silt¥or clayey line sands, or
clavev s~s wilh s§gh! D/aslicily
"CJays ol ~,ow lo ~TH!OIum
DI~shc.'I¥, arayelly clays sandy cJay
siny cmys,'or ~ean c~ays
ctays or Iow I~asllctty
' SOSI$. or
slits
~la~iefly, or Iai elay~
lame c_Jays or meo~urrl Io hlgll
plasticlty, or organic sills
Peat or other highly organic .~oil
PLASTICITY CHART
U~ed Ira' Cla.~sification of I~ne Grained Soils
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Uquld Limit
LOG
SAMPLE - Sample types are Indicaled as Iollows:
Undislurbed ' = SAMPLER TYPES
M ,~ Modified Calilomla
Dislu~oed S ,, Sheby Tube (Pushed).
Unsuccessful Allempl PT = Pilcher Bah'el
P = Hydraulic Pis'ion
Standard Penelralion '
Water IMIow '~7 Water Lever
BLOW COUt,tT - The. number of blov,"s mauired Io drive 1he ir~dicaled
samDler Ihe IR. SI 12 inches ol an 18 inch drive. The nolalion 100/9
ind~'31es one, 9 inches ol I~,nelralion were achieved in 100 blows.
Hammer weights and drop he~hts are shown Rs indicated be_low:
Symbol
7
(3)
Driving Weiphl Drc~ Height
(Dounds) (inches)
lHeavy Caving
tLiohl Caving
ADDITIONAL TESTS -
UC : Unconlined Compression
: '[ria×L~l Compression,
Drained
: Triaxial Compression,
Undr-dir~..d
TDy : Tdaxial Compression,
Dyr~'tmic
rt.{ : Hydro.gr, n Ion Conct'nlration
PA : Pal-,onlo~o~Ic. Analy.~is
OS : Gr~in Size. DL-,tribulion
WP : Waler Pressure
PMI : Pressurem~,ler
SE : Snnd Ec~uivalenl
GJ : Goodmnn Jack
SP : Sp~cilic Gravity
CP : Comoaclion
: C;ons.,olidnfion
DS : .r~recl Shem
PM ;..,F~h rme abifily
EX : F×Dansion
p,.c; : Re.~islivily
S : Swell
CL : Chloride.
~J : Sulphale
INSTRUCTIOHS
m~GENCY ' 'i. :? i~ i ~ '
Indicate-whether emergency response personnel and iequil~nent were involved
at any time. 'If so, a Hazardous Material Incident Report should be filed
with the State Office of Emergency Services'~OES) at 2800 Maado~view Road,
Sacramento, CA 95832. Copies of the OES report form may he obtained at
your local underground storage tank permitting agency. Indicate whether
the OES report has been filed as of the date of this report.
LOCAL AGENCY ONLY
To avoid 'duplicate notification pursuAnt-t~.Health and Safety code Section
2§180.?, a designated goverr~ent empl6yee shoul~ sign and date the form in
this block. A signature here does not mean that the leak has been
determined to pose a significant thr-~t to human health or safety, only
that notification p~ocedures have bee~ followed if required.
REPORTED BY -
Enter your name, telephone number, and add,ess. Indicate which party you
represent and provide company or agency hamS.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY
~nter n~ne, telephone number, contact person, end address of the party
esponsible £or the leak. The responsible party would normally be the
SITE LOCATION
Enter information regarding the tank facility. At a minimum, you must
p~ovide the facility name and full address.
I~PLL~NTING AGENCIES
Enter n~nes of the local agency end Regional Water ~uality Control Board
involved.
SUBSTANCES INVOLVED
Enter the name and quantity lost of the hazardous substance involved. Room
is provided for information on two substances if appropriate. If more than
two substances leaked, list the two of most concern for cleanup.
DI SCOVERY/ABATI~MENT
Provide information regarding the digcovery end abatement of the leak.
SOURCE/CAUSE
Indicate source(a) of le~k. Check box(es) indicating cause of leak.
CASE TYPE
Indicate the ca~ t~pe category for this leak. Chsck one box only. Case
'-¥pe is based on the most sensitive resource affected. For example, if
~th soil and g~ound water have been effected, caas type will be "Ground
~ster". Indicate "Drinking ~eter" only if one or more municipal or
domestic water wells have actually Been effected. A "Ground Water"
designation does~not imply that the e~£ected water cannot be, or is not,
used for drinking water, but only that water ~ells have not yet been
aEfected. It is understood that case type may change upon further
investi~ation.
CURRENT STATUS
Indicate the category which best describes the current status of the case.
Check one box only. The respons~ shoul~ be reJa~ve to th~ ~sse
Preliminary s~te ASSeSsment W~rkpian $,,hm~tted c workplan/proposal
requested of/submitted by responsible party to determine whether grou:
water has Been, or ~ill he, impacted aa a result of the release.
Preliminary Site Assessment Underway - implementation of workplan.
Pollution CharaCterization - responsible party is in the process of
defining the extent of contamination in soil and ground water and ass,
impacts on surface and/or ground water.
Remediation Plan - remediation plan submitted evaluating long term
remediation options. Proposal and implementation schedule for approp~
remediation options also submitted.
Cleanup Underway - implementation of remediation plan.
Post Cleanup ~onitorins in Pro~ress - periodic ground water or other
monitoring at site, as necessary, to verify and/or evaluate e£fective~
of remedial activities.
Case Closed - regional board and local agency in concurrence that no
further work is necessary at the site.
IMPORTANT: THE INFORMATION PROVIDED ON THIS FORM IS INTENDED FOR GENERAL
STATISTICAL PURPOSES ONLy AND IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS REPRESENTING THE
OFFICIAL POSITION OF ANY GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY
REMEDIAL ACTION
Indicate which action have been used to cleanup or remediate the leak.
Descriptio~s of options follow:
Cap Si.ts - install horizontal impermeable layer to reduce rainfall
infiltration.
Containment Barrier - install vertical dike to block horizontal moveme~
contaminant.
Excavate and Dispose - remove contaminated soil and dispose in approve¢
site.
Excavate and Treat - remove contaminated soil and treat (includes spre~
or land farming).
Remove Free Product ~ remove floating product from water table.
Pump and Treat Groundwater - generally employed to remove dissolved
contaminants.
Enhanced Bi. ode~radation - use of any available technology to promote
bacterial decomposition of contaminants.
Replace Su~p~ - provide alternative water supply to affected parties.
Treatment at Hookup - install water treatment devices at each dwelling.
other place of use.
Vacuum Extract - use pumps or blowers to draw air through soil.
Vent Soil - bore holes in soil to allow volatilization of contaminants.
No Action Required - incident is minor, requiring no remedial action.
CO~T{ENTS - Use this space to elaborate on any aspects of the incident.
SIGNATURE - Sign the form in the space provided.
DISTRIBUTION
If the form is completed by the tank owner or his agent, retain the last ~o!
and forward the remaining copies intact to your local tank permitting age~c~
for distribution.
1. Original - Local Tank Permitting Agency
2. State Water Resources Control Boa~'d.-D]v~m~o~
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BAKERSFIELD CA 93307
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2301 PANAMA LN
BAKERSFIELD CA 93307
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.EMICAL TESTIN6 METHOD NUMBER (DATE CERTIFIEO) (Y = CERTIFI~O; N = NOT CERTIFIED)
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Organics ................. T ....
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~ted Volattl. Or~anl¢, ..................................................................
~' - ....................... 8§~O(O?-Ol-8B) .......... Y
Volatile OrQantcs ................................................. '
Acrylonttctle, Acetonltrtle ..................................... r ........... =~ .......................
Esters .......................................
: ' ............. - ........... ~---;8~80(07-0~-88) ........Y
orlne Pestioldes .... ~ ......................................................
'inated Bfphen¥18 (PCBs) ....................................................................... 8~80(07-0~-B8) ......... Y
,attc~ snd Cyolto Ketones ........................................................................................... N
ar Aromatic Hyd~oca~b~s ..................................................
~ ........ ~-i .... *-. ....................... N
'ed Hydrocarbons ............................................................. ~ .
~poru$ Pestlctdes .......................................... ~i
'ed Herbicides ..........................................................................................................
................................................................ ::':::::::_:: ...........
;hod for SemlvolatOe Org ............................................................. ~':
· CHEMICAL T[STIN$ METHOD NUMBER (DAT~ CERTIFIEO) (Y = CERTIFIED; N = NOT CERTIFIED)
........................................................................... ,-?o4o(o9-o~-86) ~ ....................... Y
........................................................................... .to~(o~o~-86) ........
~ ............................................................................. 1090(09-0g-8~) ............................ Y
............................................................................... 1~30(09-09-86) ........................ Y
............................................. 1tgS(09-09-~6) 119~(09-09-8~)~ ~1g~(og-09-86) ......... Y
(Vi) .............. , ....................................................... 119o(o9_0.9_8~):~ ....................y
(to~l) ................
219 1~09 O~ 86~ ..................................................... /200(O?'01'BB)~ ....................... Y
· ................................................................................ 1210(0g-019-86~ ~ ....................... Y
............................................................................... T420(Og-O%-S6),- .....................
.................................................................................... ; ........ ~-~47~(o9-os-86) ........
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~ ........................................................................................... ,-~?41(Og-Og-eB) ......... Y
..................................................... ??.(0~-o~-m~ .......................
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.~- . .................................................................... 7910(09-0H6]: ...................... Y
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............ . ........................................................................ ~.-~010(09-09-'8~) .... :"-V
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.......... 340 l(OT-Ol-BB) 340,2(0g-09-8 ) ............................................... ~ ....... y
- '. ....... 103o(o9-o9-8H ........
PROVIDE DRAWING OF~m~YSIC~L LAYOUT OF FACILI SING SPACE PROVIDED BELON.
ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION MUST BE INCLUDED IN ORDER FOR THE
APPLICATION TO 8E PROCESSED=
TANK(S), PIPING & DISPENSER(S), INCLUDING LENGTHS
DIMENSIONS.
DESIGNATED BY THIS SYMBOL
PROPOSED
SAMPLING
LOCATIONS
NEAREST STREET OR INTERSECTION
ANY WATER WELLS OF SURFACE WATERS WITHIN 100' RADIUS OF
FACILITY
NORTH ARROW
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