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PRELIMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT
FOR
CARRILLO RANCH
CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA
FOR
PACIFIC SCENE
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
PREPARED BY
GEOCON ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS INCORPORATED
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
AUGUST 1989
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PRELIMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT
SECTION I -PRELIMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT
INTRODUCTION
Purpose
SCOPE OF SERVICES
Task I -Preliminary Research
EXISTING SITE AND GEOLOGIC CONDITIONS
Site Location
Existing Conditions and Improvements
Proposed Improvements ....
Review of Geotechnical Reports
Santiago Peak Volcanics
Delmar Foundation
Torrey Sandstone
Groundwater
Review of Regional Water Quality Control Basin Plan
SITE RECONNAISSANCE
Onsite Survey
Offsite Survey
SITE HISTORY -RECORDS REVIEW
Review of Aerial Photographs
Review of Topographic Maps .
RESULTS OF CONTACTS WITH
REGULATORY AND GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES
Hazardous Materials Management Divl'sion
HE48 Listing
HE17 Listing ..... .
HE23 Listing ..... .
Unauthorized Release Listing
Regional Water Quality Control Board Listings
Waste Discharge Facilities Listing ....
San Diego Air Pollution Control District (APCD) Violator File
Register .................... .
City of Carlsbad Fire Department ........... .
San Diego Department of Agriculture Weights and Measures -
Pesticide Use Enforcement Division .... .
US Environmental Protection Agency .. .
California Department of Health Services (DRS)
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PRELIMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT
SECTION II -LIMITED SOIL SAMPLING
INTRODUCTION AND PURPOSE
Scope of Services
Field Activities .
Sample Location
Laboratory Testing
Discussion of Test Results
SUMMARY OF FINDINGS ..... .
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
PRELiMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT LIMITATIONS
Figure 1, Vicinity Map
Figure 2, Site Plan
Figure 3, USGS Topographic Map
Table I, Summary of Analytical Laboratory Results
Appendix A
Agency Information Sources
Appendix B
HE48 Listing
Appendix C
Laboratory Data
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SECTION I -PRELIMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT
INTRODUCTION
This section presents the results of Task I, the preliminary site
assessment (PSA), for the subject property. The property is located south
of Palomar Airport Road and north of Alga Road in Carlsbad, California.
The location of the site is depicted on the Vicinity Map, Figure 1.
Purpose ·
The purpose of the preliminary site assessment is to estimate the
potential for the site to have been impacted by releases of hazardous
materials. The services performed for the preliminary site assessment
included a review of available records (as outlined in the following scope
of services) for historical and current sources of hazardous materials and
numerous site visits to attempt to identify areas or facilities/structures
on the site and in the vicinity of the site that possess the potential for
the presence of hazardous materials. In addition, limited soil sampling
was conducted to assess the potential for the presence of detectable
concentrations of organochlorine pesticides, organophosphorus pesticides,
.and chlorinated herbicides onsite.
The guidelines used for the definition of hazardous materials were
obtained from the California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 4,
Chapter 30, Articles 9 and 11. For the purposes of this report, the
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vicinity of the site is defined as properties located within a one-quarter
mile radius from the borders of the site boundaries.
SCOPE OF SERVICES
Task I -Preliminary Research
Research was performed to estimate the potential for significant impacts
to the property from the presence of hazardous materials on or within the
vicinity of the property. The scope of services for Task I of the PSA
are presented as follows:
o Performed an onsite reconnaissance to identify indicators
suggestive of the potential for the presence of hazardous
materials on the property. Surveyed adjacent properties from
public thoroughfares to evaluate if these properties possess
facilities or structures that potentially use, store, generate
or dispose of hazardous materials. Provisions for a formal
asbestos survey onsite were not provided in this scope of
services.
o Contacted the following regulatory agencies to obtain
information regarding the potential presence of hazardous
materials on the site or in the vicinity of the site:
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT DIVISION (HMMD)
"HE48 Listings", dated August 1, 1989.
"HE17 Listings", dated July 26, 1989.
"HE23 Listings", dated August 1, 1989.
"Unauthorized Release Listing", dated July 13, 1989.
REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD (RWQCB)
"Underground Storage Tank Facilities Listing", dated August
1, 1989.
"Regulated Waste Discharger System Listing", dated August
10, 1988.
CITY OF CARLSBAD FIRE DEPARTMENT
"Underground Storage Tank Permit Records." The permit
record search is conducted by the fire department
personnel. The search is performed for the site and
adjacent properties.
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Contacted the Department of Agriculture for information
concerning pesticides and herbicides on the subject
property.
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA)
"CERCLIS Listing or CERCIA (Comprehensive Environmental
Response, Compensation and Liability Act) Superfund
Listing", dated March 7, 1989.
"RCRA (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) Compliance
Monitoring and Enforcement Log (CMEL) for California",
dated March 15, 1989.
"RCRA Hazardous Waste Data Management System (HWDMS)
Listing", dated Sepcember 19, 1988.
"RCRA WASTE Listing", dated June 20, 1989.
"RCRA Notifier Listing" dated September 1, 1988.
"RCRA WASPROC Listing", dated September 15, 1988.
"Proposed and Final National Priority List (NPL)-
California", dated March 7, 1989.
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES (DHS)
"Expenditure Plan for the Hazardous Substance Cleanup Bond
Act", dated January 1988.
"Hazardous Waste and/or Substance Sites List (Cortese
List)", dated July 1989.
"Abandoned Sites Information System (ASPIS) Listing", dated
June 9, 1989.
"AB 1803 Follow-up Program", dated December 1988.
Reviewed aerial photographs available from the County of San
Diego Mapping Division to obtain information concerning the
history of the property.
Reviewed United States Geologic Survey (USGS) topographic maps
to obtain information relative to site topography and previous
development and activities on_ the site and properties in the
vicinity of the site.
Chain of title information for the site was not available for
our review during the preparation of this report. Upon
submittal of the chain of title study to our firm, an addendum
letter will be prepared under separate cover for your review.
The title information is reviewed to estimate the potential for
past or present property owners to have generated, stored, or
disposed of hazardous materials onsite.
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0 Reviewed available geotechnical data and geologic reports for
this property and adjacent properties to obtain information
regarding the prevailing geologic and groundwater conditions.
The reports were surveyed to determine if the boring and/or
trench logs contained indicators suggestive of the presence of
hazardous materials, such as noted discolored soils or excessive
organic odors.
EXISTING SITE AND GEOLOGIC CONDITIONS
Site Location
The irregularly shaped 424 acre site is located approximately one mile
east of El Camino Real and immediately south of Palomar Airport Road in
the City of Carlsbad, California. The site contains approximately 2,000
feet of frontage along Palomar Airport Road.
presented on the Site Plan, Figure 2.
Existing Conditions and Improvements
The site boundaries are
A site visit was performed by a representative of GEC on July 24, 1989.
Site observations indicate that the majority of the property is
essentially undeveloped and is covered with native vegetation (grasses and
coastal chaparral). The visit indicates that the property contains a
network of tributary gullies and ravines which converge into a west
trending canyon.
As depicted on the Site Plan, Figure 2, noted man-made improvements to the
site include a San Diego Gas and Electric electrical transmission line
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system supported by wooden poles located along the extreme northeastern
portion of the property. The northeastern portion of the site
(approximately 40 acres) was observed to support an active tomato field.
Numerous dwellings and equipment commonly associated with agricultural
activities were observed along the southeastern perimeter of the tomato
field. Two above-ground fuel storage tanks and a structure which is
apparently utilized for storage were observed in this area.
unpaved roads were observed to traverse the property.
Numerous
Located within the property boundaries, but not part of the Carrillo Ranch
project scope, is the City of Carlsbad proposed Park site and Rancho de
los Quiotes restoration project (see Site Plan, Figure 2). Contained
within this area, of approximately ten acres, are numerous structures.
Proposed Improvements
The base map for the site entitled "Studies Composite for Carrillo Ranch",
prepared by Rick Engineering and dated November 3, 1988, was reviewed
during the preparation of this PSA. The map indicates the proposed site
development will consist of the construction of numerous single-family
residential structures. It is anticipated that the structures will be
supported on shallow foundations with slab-on-grade floors. Grading as
tentatively proposed will result in cut and fill slopes of 50 feet in
height.
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Review of Geotechnical Reports
The following geotechnical reports were reviewed during the preparation
of this report:
0 "Soil and Geologic Reconnaissance for Bressi Ranch, San Diego
County, California", prepared by Geocon Incorporated, dated
March 23, 1982.
o "Report of Phase I Geotechnical Study for Bressi Ranch,
Carlsbad, California", prepared by Geocon Incorporated, dated
June 4, 1982.
o . "Preliminary Soil and Geologic Investigation -Landslide Area
for Carrillo Ranch", prepared by Geocon Incorporated, dated
August 9, 1989.
A review of the report dated August 9, 1989 indicates that the evaluation
of specific geologic conditions within the entire property limits was
beyond the scope of that specific investigation. However, based on above
geotechnical exploration activities and geologic mapping conducted by
Geocon Incorporated for the site and the Bressi Ranch property (located
approximately 2,500 feet west of the site), it appears that the property
is generally underlain by Eocene Delmar Formation, Torrey Sandstone and
by the Jurassic Sant~~&~. Peak Volcanics. Each of these is described as
follows:
Santiago Peak Volcanics. The Santiago Peak Volcanics are typically
characterized by highly fractured and jointed metavolcanic rock.
Weathering and decomposition of near-surface exposure result in highly
expansive, clayey topsoil.
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Delmar Foundation. Soils of the Delmar Formation are generally
characterized by yellowish-green, sandy claystone interbedded with medium-
gray, coarse-grained sandstone. This formation is generally characterized
by inherently weak claystone beds.
Torrey Sandstone. The Torrey Sandstone consists primarily of fine
to coarse grained, well sorted, white to tan, weakly cemented sandstone.
Shaly siltstone or clayey siltstone interbeds, as well as some reddish-
brown concretions are also characteristic of this formation.
Groundwater
A review of the above-referenced report dated August 9, 1989 indicates
that ten exploratory borings were advanced to a maximum depth of 72 feet
below the ground surface. Groundwater was encountered at a depth of 23
feet below the existing ground surface in an exploratory boring (B-1)
advanced in the west/northwest portion of the site during the onsite
geotechnical subsurface activities performed on June 5, 1989.
Indicators suggestive of the possible presence of petroleum hydrocarbons
were not noted in the boring and/or trench logs and text presented in the
above-referenced reports.
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Review of Regional Water Quality Control Basin Plan
The report published in July 1975 by the Regional Water Quality Control
Board entitled, "Regional Water Quality Control Plan, San Diego Basin,
California", was referenced for information concerning possible onsite
water uses and groundwater quality.
The basin plan report indicates that the site is located within the Vista
and Agua Hedionda Hydrographic Subunits (4.20 and 4.30, respectively) of
the Carlsbad Hydro graphic Unit ( 4. 00). At the time the report was
published groundwater was listed as having potential municipal,
agricultural and industrial uses. The report indicated that in excess of
1,000 mg/1 of total dissolved solids (TDS) are generally present in the
local groundwater and, therefore, it is not reported to be widely used for
domestic supply.
SITE RECONNAISSANCE
Onsite Survey
Numerous site visits were performed by representatives of GEC. The site
visits included a review of the existing site conditions to attempt to
identify indicators suggestive of the presence of hazardous materials.
The Site Plan for the property which depicts the existing conditions and
improvements observed during the reconnaissance is presented in Figure 2
(Site Plan).
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The visits indicate that approximately 40 acres located in the
northeastern portion of the property supports an active tomato field.
Numerous structures constructed of wood and aluminum are present adjacent
to the east and south of the existing tomato field. Two above-ground
storage tanks were observed in this area. At the time of the visit, the
above-ground storage tanks were surmised to contain fuel. A rectangular
wooden structure was observed immediately south of the fuel storage tanks.
A warning sign attached to the door of the structure indicated that the
structure is utilized for storage of poisonous materials. It is
anticipated that the poisonous materials may include pesticides and/or
herbicides. The structure was observed to be secured by a bolt lock.
~quipment associated with agricultural activities was observed
approximately 25 feet east of the above-ground storage tanks and apparent
pesticide storage structure. These items included a mobile
pesticide/herbicide applicator, hoses, plastic piping, a large John Deere
tractor, a wide steel plow and a three bin fertilizer applicator.
Numerous sections of lattice were observed in this area.
In addition, SDG&E high voltage electrical transmission lines, supported
by wooden structures traversed the extreme northeastern corner of the
property.
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A small shallow body of ponded water was observed along the westerly
drainage, immediately adjacent to and northeast of the proposed City of
Carlsbad parkland. Vegetation consisting of native grasses was observed
throughout the remaining portions of the site. Brush and chaparral was
also observed along the steeper slope sides and ravines. In addition,
numerous unpaved roads were observed to traverse the property.
Offsite Survey
The site reconnaissance also included a perimeter survey of adjacent
properties from public thoroughfares to assess if operations or structures
located on these properties typically use, store, generate, or dispose of
hazardous materials.
Located within the central portion of the site is the proposed City of
Carlsbad parkland/historical monument site. This property, formerly known
as Rancho de los Quiotes, contains approximately twelve structures of
various sizes and uses. It is our understanding that the City of Carlsbad
has initiated plans to restore these structures as historical monuments.
Residential structures occupy the adjacent properties to the southeast and
south of the site. Undeveloped properties border the site to the
northwest, east and west. Palomar Airport Road fronts the northeastern
portion of the property. The former Carlsbad Raceway is located
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approximately 1,500 feet north/northwest of the site. The raceway was
observed to be situated within an east-west trending ravine. Numerous
structures were visible in this area. Observed between the site and the
raceway is an apparent skateboard facility with assorted obstacle
structures. Visible, approximately 700 feet northwest of the site, was
a large above-ground storage tank. Numerous abandoned steel structures
were also observed in proximity to the tank. Other properties in the
vicinity. (within one-quarter mile) of the site were observed to be
undeveloped or used for agricultural purposes.
Other indications of the presence of hazardous materials, including
petroleum odors, s~il discoloration, irregular vegetation, chemical
containers, or the presence of previous structures or facilities, were not
noted during the offsite survey.
SITE HISTORY -RECORDS REVIEW
Review of Aerial Photographs
Aerial photographs available at the County of San Diego, Department of
. Public Works for the years 1928, 1967, 1970, 1978, and United States
Department of Agriculture (USDA) aerial stereo-photographs for 1953 were
reviewed for the preparation of this report. Observations noted during
the review are discussed below:
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A review of the 1928 County of San Diego aerial photographs indicate that
the property is undeveloped. The central portion of the property appears
to consist of sparse vegetation (natural grasses). The northeastern
property area is covered with natural grasses and chaparral. A narrow
section of the site, extending along Palomar Airport Road, appears to
support agricultural activities (i.e., absent of vegetation, symmetrical
rows, etc.). A generally east-west trending drainage is visible along the
east-central and northern portion of the site. Two structures are visible
within the proposed City of Carlsbad parkland (northcentral portion of
the site).
Palomar Airport Road fronts the northeastern property boundary. Other
properties adjacent to and in the vicinity of the site appear to be
undeveloped at this time.
A review of the 1953 aerial photograph indicates that the property is
essentially undeveloped. Two large reservoirs are visible in the central
and northwestern portions of the site. An earthen dam is visible on the
western perimeter of the northwesterly located reservoir. A small
elongated portion of the site, located approximately one-quarter mile east
of the northwestern reservoir, appears to support agricultural activities.
Two small areas of ponded water are visible immediately adjacent to the
west and northeast of the apparent agricultural field. What appears to
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be a grove of trees is present adjacent to the east of the small
northeasterly positioned pond. Numerous structures are visible in the
area of the future City of Carlsbad Park site. Properties adjacent to and
in the vicinity of the site are either undeveloped or used for
agricultural purposes. In addition, Rancho Santa Fe Road, located east
of the site, appears to be paved at this time.
A review of the 1967 aerial photograph indicates very similar observations
to the onsite descriptions given above. Visible adjacent to the
southwestern portion of the property is an apparent residential
development. The Carlsbad Raceway is observed north of Palomar Airport
Road.
A review of the 1970 aerial photographs indicate that the northeastern
portion of the property is used for agricultural purposes. Otherwise, the
site development is similar to that noted in the review of the 1967 aerial
photograph~.
The area immediately north of Palomar Airport Road and in the vicinity of
the site appears to be utilized for agricultural purposes. The properties
adjacent to the east and south of the site appear to be undeveloped.
Agricultural fields are still present to the north and west of the site
(south of Palomar Airport Road).
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A review of the 1978 aerial photographs indicate that the previously
referenced small elongated agricultural area in the northwestern portion
of the site does not appear to support agricultural activities in the
photographs. The large and small westernmost reservoirs are observed to
be without water and are covered with vegetation growth consisting of
grasses and small shrubs.
Review of Topographic Maps
A review of the 1968 United States Geologic Survey (USGS) topographic map
for the Encinitas, Rancho Santa Fe and San Marcos Quadrangles in
California was performed to provide additional information regarding site
topography and previous site development. Figure 3 presents a
reproduction of portions of the three quadrangle maps including the site
and properties in the vicinity of the site.
A review of the 1968 USGS maps indicates that the site is undeveloped.
The only noted improvement to the site is an SDG&E overhead electrical
transmission line system traversing the extreme northeastern corner of
the site. The topographic map indicates a generally east-west trending
drainage with an additional tributary feeding into the above drainage from
the northeast. Elevations within the specific site area range from a high
of approximately 540± feet above Mean Sea Level (MSL) on the ridge near
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the southern property line to a low of approximately 200± feet MSL within
the bottom of the main drainage which dissects the property.
A review of Figure 3 indicates that approximately six structures (noted
by small black squares) are located within the central portion of the site
and referenced as Rancho de los Quiotos.
Other noted adjacent improvements include apparent residential structures
along the southeastern corner of the site. Palomar Airport Road is
observed to front the northeastern portion of the site.
Improvements within the vicinity of the site include assorted structures
east of the northeastern portion of the property, and Rancho Santa Fe Road
to east of the site.
RESULTS OF CONTACTS WITH
REGUIATORY AND GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES
Information was obtained from the following governmental agencies to
assess the potential for the presence of hazardous materials on the
subject property: County of San Diego-Hazardous Materials Management
Division (HMMD), the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board
(SDRWQCB), the City of Carlsbad Fire Department, the California Department
of Health Services (CDOHS), the San Diego Air Pollution Control District
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(SDAPCD), the San Diego County Department of Agriculture (SDCDA) and the
United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
obtained from these agencies is summarized below.
Hazardous Materials Management Division
The following HMMD information sources were reviewed:
o "HE48 Listings", dated August 1, 1989.
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"HE23 listings", dated August 1, 1989.
The information
0 11 Unauthorized Release Listing11 , dated July 13, 1989.
A description of each of these information sources is presented in
Appendix A.
HE48 Listing. Establishments presented in the HE48 listings are
those reported to store, generate and/or dispose of hazardous materials.
Included within the listings are businesses that operation above or
underground storage tanks. The listings also disclose establishments
which are presently on the HMMD mailing list and monitored by the HMMD
regarding the nature of their operations.
The HE48 listing indicates that Rueben Lopez maintains storage tanks on
the site, which contain hazardous materials. Properties adjacent to the
site were not included in the HE48 listing.
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Properties in the vicinity of the site referenced in the HE48 listing
include:
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of the site.
Meadow Ridge Sales at 6542 Corte Montecito located south of the
site.
Ponderosa Country at 2624 La Golondrina Street located west of
the site.
Carlsbad Raceway at 6600 Palomar Airport Road located north of
the site.
National Car Rental at 6600 Palomar Airport Road located north
of the site.
Hollman Yachts at 6600 Palomar Airport Road located north of the
site.
The above listed sites were indicated as establishments on the HMMD
mailing list and were not determined to dispose, generate or transport
hazardous materials at the date of listing.
The HE48 listings reviewed are presented in Appendix B.
HE17 Listin&. The HE17 listing summarizes disclosure and violation
information regarding the handling of hazardous materials. The listing
reports that Rueben Lopez maintains storage tanks which contain hazardous
materials. Properties adjacent to and in the vicinity of the site were
not included in the HE17 listing.
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HE23 Listing. The HE23 listing summarizes hazardous materials
storage information. The listing reports that Rueben Lopez maintains one
500 gallon above-ground diesel fuel tank and two above-ground 500 gallon
liquid nitrogen fertilizer storage tanks. Properties adjacent to and in
the vicinity of the site were not included in the HE23 listing.
Unauthorized Release Lis ting. Neither the site nor properties
adjacent to or in vicinity of the site were included in the HMMD
Unauthorized Release Listing.
Regional Water Quality Control Board -Listings
The following RWQCB information sources were reviewed:
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"Regulated Waste Discharger System Listing", dated August 10,
1988.
The descriptions of the listings reviewed for these properties are
provided in Appendix A.
Neither the site nor any properties adjacent to and in vicinity of the
site are referenced in the Underground Storage Tank Facilities listing.
Waste Discharge Facilities Listing. WDR permits are necessary for
evaporation ponds, leach fields and irrigation systems. The subject
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property was not referenced in the Waste Discharge Facilities Listing,
however, properties in the vicinity of the site are included in this
listing as having obtained WDR permits. These properties and the year
that these permits were issued are summarized below:
0 Carlsbad Raceway at 6600 Palomar Airport Road located north of
the site:
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The San Diego Air Pollution Control District (APCD) Violator File Register
references facilities which have violated APCD regulations. Neither the
site nor properties in the vicinity of the site were included in the APCD
Violator File Register.
City of Carlsbad Fire Department
A search of available underground storage tank permit records for the site
and adjacent properties was requested from the City of Carlsbad Fire
Department. This search was performed by City of Carlsbad Fire Department
personnel. Permits concerning the installation or removal of underground
tanks for the site or other properties in the vicinity of the site were
not noted by the Fire Department personnel.
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San Diego Department of Agriculture Weights and Measures -
Pesticide Use Enforcement Division
Ms. Carolyn Nielsen, Deputy Commissioner of the Department of Agriculture,
was contacted concerning historic information concerning agricultural
practices in the vicinity of the site. Mrs. Nielson indicated that
tomatoes have been grown on a portion of the Carrillo Ranch site since the
1960s.
Further information obtained from Ms. Carolyn Nielsen indicates that Mr.
Tom Lopez and Mr. Rueben Lopez are leasing the northeastern portion of the
site. Ms. Nielsen indicated the above parties also have a permit for the
application of restricted pesticides/herbicides (Category I).
specific restricted pesticides/herbicides include:
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Ms. Nielsen also indicated that the site is inspected regularly by the
Department of Agriculture inspectors and that violations pertaining to the
storage, handling or application of these pesticides/herbicides have not
been issued.
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Monitoring and Enforcement Log (CMEL) for California", dated
March 15, 1989.
"RCRA WASTE Listing", dated June 20, 1989.
"RCRA Hazardous Waste Data Management System (HWDMS) Listing",
dated September 19, 1988.
"RCRA WASPROC Listing", dated September 15, 1988.
"RCRA Notifier Listing" dated September 8, 1988.
"Proposed and Final National Priority List (NPL)-California",
dated March 7, 1989.
A description of each of these information sources is provided in ·
Appendix A.
The site and properties adjacent to or in the vicinity of the site were
not identified in any of the above-referenced listings.
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California Department of Health Services (DHS)
The following DHS information sources were reviewed:
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES (DHS)
o "Expenditure Plan for the Hazardous Substance Cleanup Bond Act",
dated January 1988.
o "Hazardous Waste and/or Substance Sites List (Cortese List)",
dated August 1988.
o "Abandoned Sites Information System (ASPIS) Listing", dated June
9, 1989.
The above-referenced information sources are described in Appendix A.
A review of the report entitled "Expenditure Plan for the Hazardous
Substance Cleanup Bond Act", dated January 1988 indicates that the nearest
targeted hazardous waste site is the Chatham Brothers Barrel Site
(Bernardo Avenue) located approximately eight miles east of the subject
property.
The site, properties adjacent to the site, and properties in the vicinity
of the site were not referenced in either the Cortese listing or the ASPIS
listing.
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SECTION II -LIMITED SOIL SAMPLING
INTRODUCTION AND PURPOSE
This section presents the results of limited soil sampling (Task II) on
the site. Six surficial (6 inches to 1 foot below the existing ground
surface) soil samples were obtained at locations indicated on Figure 2 and
s·abmitted for laboratory analysis using EPA Test Method 8080
(organochlorine pesticides), EPA Test Method 8140 (organophosphorus
pesticides) and EPA Test Method 8150 (chlorinated herbicides).
The purpose of the limited soil sampling services was to obtain data to
estimate the potential for the presence of organochlorine pesticides,
organophosphorus pesticides and chlorinated herbicides related to present
and past agricultural activities on the site.
Scope of Services
As outlined in our "Acknowledgement" dated August 8, 1989, the following
scope of services was performed:
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a stainless steel spade and a hand auger. The samples were
collected from depths of 6 inches to 1 foot below existing
grade.
Provided quality control/quality assurance procedures during the
field exploration. This included chain of custody
documentation, cleansing and rinsing sampling equipment prior
to each sampling effort.
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o Submitted soil samples to Analytical Technologies, Incorporated
to be analyzed for organochlorine pesticides (EPA Test Method
8080), organophosphorus pesticides (EPA Test method 8140) and
chlorinated herbicides (EPA Test Method 8150).
Field Activities
The field activities were performed by representatives of GEC on July 27
and 28, 1989. A total of six soil samples were obtained at various
locations within the confines of the property using a hand auger and a
stainless steel spade. The samples were obtained from depths of 6 inches
to 1 foot below the existing ground surface. The hand auger was used to
obtain the soil samples at the 1 foot depths. Sampling equipment was
cleansed before and after each sampling effort. The cleansing activities
consisted of washing the hand auger and spade in an Alconox solution with
two tap water rinses. The samples were packed on ice and delivered to the
laboratory for analysis.
Sample Location
The approximate locations of the samples are illustrated on the Site Plan,
Figure 2. Samples CR-1, CR-2 and CR-6 were collected from the soils
which, based on the previously discussed aerial photograph review, are
surmised to have had a history of agricultural use. Soil Samples CR-1,
CR-2 and CR-6 were collected at depths of 6 inches and 1 foot (CR-2 and
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CR-6) below the existing ground surface. Soil Sample CR-1, a very moist
sediment sample, was obtained from within the westerly trending drainage.
Samples CR-3, CR-4 and CR-5 were collected at respective depths of 6
inches, 8 inches and 1 foot below the existing ground surface.
samples were collected from within the active tomato field.
Laboratory Testing
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The selected soil samples were submitted to Analytical Technologies,
Incorporated, a State of California certified environmental testing
laboratory. Copies of the analytical test results and chain of custody
forms are presented in Appendix C.
Based on their location, soil samples CR-3, CR-4 and CR-5 were subjected
to three separate analyses. The samples were analyzed for organochlorine
pesticides (EPA Test Method 8080), organophosphorus pesticides (EPA Test
Method 8140) and chlorinated herbicides (EPA Test Method 8150).
Soil samples CR-1, CR-2 and CR-6 were collected from areas suggestive of
past agricultural activities. These three samples were analyzed for
organochlorine pesticides utilizing EPA Test Method 8080.
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Discussion of Test Results
The analytical laboratory results indicate that samples CR-3 and CR-4
exhibited concentrations of DDT, DDD and toxaphene above the laboratory
detection limits.
The laboratory test results for toxaphene, DDT and its derivatives DDD and
DDE are also presented in Table I. A review of Table I indicates that the
summed concentration of DDT+ DDE in each of the six soil samples is less
than the Total Threshold Limit Concentrations (TTLC) of 1.0 mg/kg.
Further review of the laboratory test results indicates that the
concentration of toxaphene in each of the six soil samples are less than
the TTLC of 5.0 mg/kg.
As stated previously, three soil samples were subjected to analysis using
EPA Test Methods 8140 and 8150. Concentrations above the laboratory
detection limits were not exhibited for these samples (CR-3, CR-4 and CR-
5).
Table I includes the Total Threshold Limit Concentration (TTLC) and
Soluble Threshold Limit Concentration (STLC) for each compound. Materials
which contain concentrations of a potentially hazardous substance (as
defined in Section 66699, California Code of Regulations, (CCR) Title 22)
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greater than the TTLC value are classified as hazardous wastes for
disposal purposes. The TTLC values apply to the data obtained in the
laboratory analyses performed for the present study. For purposes of
comparison with the TTLC value, the summed concentration of DDT and its
natural breakdown products, DDE and DDD, is appropriate (Section 66699,
CCR Title 22).
Proposition 65, the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1986, requires disclosure
to any parties/individuals of potential exposures to the listed "Prop 65"
chemicals. DDT, DDE and toxaphene are included on the above list and,
therefore, the presence of these chemicals on the property may invoke the
"Prop 65" disclosure clause. This issue is discussed in thG "Conclusions
and Recommendations" section of this report.
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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
1. A review of the information obtained indicates that the property is
and has supported historic and current agricultural activities. As
stated, a tomato field, comprising approximately 40 acres, is situated
within the extreme northeastern perimeter of the property.
2. A review of the available documentation from government agencies
indicates that Mr. Tom Lopez and Mr. Rueben Lopez maintain three 500
gallon above-ground storage tanks. The information obtained from the HMMD
indicates that the one storage tank contains diesel fuel and that two
contain liquid nitrogen fertilizers. However, only two above-ground
storage tanks were observed during the site reconnaissance. In addition,
information obtained by the Department of Agriculture indicates that the
above party have permits for the storage, handling and application of
restricted pesticides/herbicides. Violations concerning the above uses
was not reported by the Department of Agriculture.
3. The site reconnaissance indicates that a portion of the property is
currently being used for agricultural activities. These activities
consist of the production of tomatoes. Two above-ground fuel tanks were
observed along the northeastern portion of the property (see Site Plan,
Figure 3). Significant soil discoloration was not observed in the areas
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beneath the fuel storage tanks. A wooden storage shed surmised to contain
pesticides and herbicides was observed adjacent and south of the above-
ground storage tanks. The storage shed contained a warning placard and
was, at the time of the site visit, secured by a pad lock.
4. Laboratory test results indicate that measurable concentrations of the
organochlorine pesticides DDT, DDE, and toxaphene are present in the
surficial soil samples collected for analysis. The soil samples exhibited
concentrations of the above-referenced organochlorine pesticides
significantly below the appropriate established toxicity threshold limit
concentration (CCR, Title 22) and, therefore, classification of these
soils as hazardous waste is not indicated.
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CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The laboratory results of the limited soil sampling phase (Task II) of
this study indicate that it may be necessary to comply with Proposition
65 legislation which requires that sufficient notice be provided to all
persons who may be affected by the presence of chemicals at levels which
are known by the State of California to cause cancer or lcproductive
toxicity (California Health & Safety Code, Section 25249.6). As noted
above, the results of laboratory analyses indicate that the compounds
toxaphene, DDT, and DDE are present in the soils on the site. These
compounds are listed as chemicals known by the State of California to
cause a significant risk of cancer or reproductive toxicity at levels of
exposure greater than 2 ug/day for the sum of DDT and DDE and 0.6 ug/day
for toxaphene (Title 26, California Administrative Code, Section 12711).
It is recommended that a quantitative risk assessment (as defined in Title
26, California Administrative Code, Section 12703) be performed for the
purpose of establishing whether the concentrations of toxaphene, DDT, and
DDE present in the soil on the property have the potential to produce
exposure levels which could potentially lead to a significant risk of
cancer and or reproductive toxicity.
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PRELIMINARY SITE ASSESSMENT LIMITATIONS
This preliminary site assessment has been prepared exclusively for Pacific
Scene, Incorporated, and the information obtained is only relevant to the
dates of the records reviewed or as of our last site visit.
The client should recognize that the preliminary site assessment is not
a comprehensive site characterization and should not be construed as such.
The findings and conclusions in this report are predicated on our site
reconnaissance, a review of regulatory records, a review of the historical
usage of the property and the results of the limited soil sampling. The
absence of significant indicators which suggests that hazardous materials
have impacted the site does not preclude the presence of hazardous
materials on the property. The client should also understand that radon
gas, asbestos containing materials, and methane gas were not addressed in
the preliminary site -assessment scope of services.
Therefore, the report should only be deemed conclusive with respect to the
information obtained. No guarantee of the results of the study is implied
.within the intent of this report. The professional services performed
were conducted in accordance with the local standard of care in the
geographic region at the time the services were rendered.
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TABLE I
SUMMARY OF ANALYTICAL LABORATORY RESULTS
Soil Sarnnles -Organochlorine Pesticides
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CHEMICAL COMPOUND CR-1 CR-2 CR-3 CR-4 CR-5
P, P' -DDD <0.010 <0.010 <0.050 <0.030 <0.010
p' p I -DDE <0.010 <0.010 0.30 0.15 <0.010
P, P' -DDT <0.010 <0.010 0.13 0.067 <0.010
O,P' -DDD <0.010 <0.010 <0.050 <0.030 <0.010
O,P'-DDE <0.010 <0.010 <0.050 <0.030 <0.010
O,P' -DDT <0.010 <0.010 <0.050 <0.030 <0.010
TOTAL DDT+DDE <0.010 <0.010 0.48 0.217 <0.010
TOXAPHENE <0.10 <0.10 0.064 0.34 <0.10
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APPENDIX A
Hazardous Materials Management Division
The following HMMD information sources were reviewed:
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combined HElO and HESS listing summarizes properties with
reported underground storage tanks and facilities that utilize
hazardous materials.
HE17 listings dated July 28, 1988. The HE17 listing summarizes
disclosure/violation information regarding the storage,
handling, generation, and/or disposal of hazardous materials per
the California Code of Regulations and California Heath and
Safety Code.
"HE23 Listings", dated January 4, 1989. The HE23 Listings
summarizes underground storage tank size/content information and
hazardous material/waste information.
"Unauthori.zed Release Listing", dated April 3, 1989. This
listing was reviewed to assess if unauthorized releases of
hazardous materials had been reported for the site or properties
in the vicinity of the site.
Regional Water Quality Control Board
The following RWQCB information sources were reviewed:
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unauthorized releases of hazardous materials from underground
storage tanks had been reported for the site or bordering
properties.
"Regulated Waste Discharger System Listing", dated August 10,
1988. This information source provides a listing of entities
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Environmental Protection Agency
The following EPA information on sources were reviewed:
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hazardous waste sites.
"RCRA (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) Compliance
Monitoring and Enforcement Log (CMEL) for California", dated
September 1, 1988. This document lists EPA and State
inspections and enforcement actions and is generated from the
national Hazardous Waste Data Management System (HWDMS). HWDMS
contains information on generators, transporters and treatment,
storage and/or disposal facilities identified under the Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act. This document is a summary
reference for those inspections where violations have been
determined.
"RCRA Hazardous Waste Data Management System (HWDMS) Listing",
dated September 19, 1988, "RCRA Notifier Listing", dated
September 9, 1988, "RCRA WASTE Listing", dated September 15,
1988, and "RCRA WASPROC Listing", dated September 16, 1988.
These listings contain information regarding reported RCRA
generators, transporters, and/or treatment, storage, and/or
disposal facilities.
"Proposed and Final National Priority List (NPL)-California",
dated August 12, 1988. This information source provides a
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California Department of Health Services (DHS)
The following DHS information sources were reviewed:
o "Expenditure Plan for the Hazardous Substance Cleanup Bond Act,"
dated January 1988. The DHS developed the site-specific
expenditure plan as a basis for appropriating hazardous
substance clean up bond act funds. The expenditure plan was
developed to provide a complete and accurate outline of the
DHS's plans for clean up of statewide hazardous waste sites.
The plan identifies hazardous waste sites targeted for clean up
by private responsible parties, the DHS and the EPA for the next
5 fiscal years.
o "Hazardous Waste and Substances Sites List (Cortese Listing)"
dated August, 1988. The Cortese listing was reviewed to assess
if any hazardous waste facilities exist in the vicinity of the
site which are subject to corrective action pursuant to Section
25187.5 of the Health and Safety Code. This information source
lists property designated as hazardous waste properties pursuant
to Article 11 of Chapter 6.5 of Division 20 of the Health and
Safety Code. Additionally, the listing identifies underground
storage tanks for which an unauthorized release report is filed
pursuant to Section 25295 of the Health and Safety Code and all
solid waste disposal facilities from which there is a migration
of hazardous waste pursuant to Subdivision (e) of Section 13273
of the Water Code.
0 "Abandoned Sites Information System Listing (ASPIS) dated June
9, 1989. The ASPIS listing was reviewed to assess if potential
hazardous waste sites exist adjacent to or in the vicinity of
the subject property. This listing also indicates if properti~s
in proximity to the subject site are scheduled for further
investigative activities by the Department of Health Services'
Toxic Substances Control Division.
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Geocon Environmental Consultants
6970 Flanders street
San Diego, California 92121
Project No.: 8053-601
Project Name: Carrillo Ranch
Attention: Michael Nalley
ATI I.D. 907347
on July 27, 1989, Analytical Technologies, Inc. received four
soil samples for analyses. The samples were analyzed with EPA
methodology or equivalent methods as specified in the attached
analytical schedule. The symbol for "less than" indicates a
value below the reportable detection limit. Please see the
attached sheet for the sample cross reference.
The results of these analyses and the quality control data are
enclosed.
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GC/MS supervisor
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Richard M. Amano 0
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CLIENT: GEOCON ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS
PROJECT NAME: CARRILLO RANCH
ANALYSIS
ORGANOCHLORINE
PESTICIDES AND PCBs
ORGANOPHOSPHORUS
PESTICIDES
CHLORINATED HERBICIDES
TECHNIQUE
GC/ECD
GC/NPD
GC/ECD
ATI I.D. 907347
PROJECT NO.: 8053-601
REFERENCE/METHOD
EPA 8080
EPA 8140
EPA 8150
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@ 8 II
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ATI STANDARD DISPOSAL PRACTICE
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07/27/89
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The samples from this project will be disposed of in thirty (30) days from the
date of this report. If an extended storage period is required, please contact
our sample control department before the scheduled disposal date.
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PROJECT NAME CARRILLO RANCH DATE EXTRACTED : 07/27/89
CLIENT I.D. CR-1 @ 6" DATE ANALYZED 07/30/89
SAMPLE MATRIX : SOIL UNITS : MG/KG
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COMPOUNDS RESULTS
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ALPHA -BHC
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DATE RECEIVED
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UNITS
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RESULTS
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<0.005
<0.005
<0.005
<0.050
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<0.010
<0.010
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PROJECT NAME CARRILLO RANCH DATE EXTRACTED 07/27/89
CLIENT I.D. CR-3@ 6 11 DATE ANALYZED 07/30/89
SAMPLE MATRIX: SOIL UNITS : MG/KG
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COMPOUNDS RESULTS
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ALPHA -BHC <0.025
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DELTA -BHC <0.025
CHLORDANE <0.25
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P,P'-DDT 0.13
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O,P'-DDE <0.050
O, P' -DDT 0.050
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ENDOSULFAN I <0.025
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ENDOSULFAN SULFATE <0.050
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ENDRIN KETONE <0.050
~EPTACHLOR <0.025
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YIETHOXYCHLOR <0.25
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A.ROCLOR 1221 <0.25
AROCLOR 1232 <0.25
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SAMPLE MATRIX
(ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES AND PCB'S)
GEOCON ENV. CONSULTANTS
8053-601
CARRILLO RANCH
CR-4@ 8 11
SOIL
DATE SAMPLED
DATE RECEIVED
DATE EXTRACTED
DATE ANALYZED
UNITS
07/27/89
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07/30/89
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: MG/KG
3
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ALPHA -BHC
<0.015
<0.015
<0.015
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<0.015
<0.15
<0.030
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<0.030
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GAMMA BHC <0.005 0.027 0.033 122 0.035 130 6
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ALDRIN <0.005 0.027 0.022 81 0.023 85 4
DIELDRIN <0.010 0.067 0.082 122 0.081 121 1
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ETHION
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<0.033
<0.033
<0.033
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GEOCON ENV. CONSULTANTS
8053-601
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CR-4@ 8 11
SOIL
ATI I. D. 90734704
DATE SAMPLED
DATE RECEIVED
DATE EXTRACTED
DATE ANALYZED
UNITS
DILUTION FACTOR
RESULTS
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DIAZINON <0.017 0.400 0.37 93 0.39 98 5 ·1 METHYL PARATHION <0.017 0.333 0.32 96 0.29 87 10
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8053-601
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ATI I.D. : 90734703
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ANALYSIS
ORGANOCHLORINE
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ORGANOPHOSPHORUS
PESTICIDES
CHLORINATED HERBICIDES
TECHNIQUE
GC/ECD
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COMPOUNDS
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GAMMA-BHC (LINDANE)
DELTA -BHC
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P,P 1 -DDD
P,P 1 -DDE
P,P'-DDT
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O,P'-DDE
O,P'-DDT
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<0.005
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<0.005
<0.005
<0.005
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<0.010
<0.010
<0.010
<0.010
<0.010
<0.010
<0.010
<0.005
<0.010
<0.010
<0.010
<0.010
<0.005
<0.005
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COMPOUNDS
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8053-601
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<0.005
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<0.005
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8053-601
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DATE EXTRACTED
DATE ANALYZED
SAMPLE MATRIX
UNITS
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RESULT SPIKED SAMPLE REC.SAMPLE REC. RPD
GAMMA BHC <0.005 0.027 0.032 119 N/A N/A
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<0.005 0.027 0.020 74 N/A N/A
<0.010 0.067 0.077 115 N/A N/A
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DATE ANALYZED
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DATE ANALYZED
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