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Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Update
I Carlsbad Raceway Property
6600 Palomar Airport Road
Carlsbad, California
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Prepared For:
™ Dentt Properties
3838 Camino del Rio North, Suite 300
• San Diego, California 92108
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Prepared By:
MV Environmental, Inc.
_ 2450 Vineyard Avenue, Suite 100
• Escondido, California 92029
MVE Job #980112
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• May8, 1998
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MVE#980112
May8, 1998
Dentt Properties
Attn: Mr. Richard C. Dentt
3838 Camino del Rio North, Suite 300
San Diego, California 92108
RE: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Update
Carlsbad Racewav Propertv. 6600 Palomar Airport Road. Carlsbad
Pursuant to our contractual agreement dated April 2, 1998, MV Environmental, Inc.
has completed the Update Phase I Environmental Site Assessment at the
referenced property.
(MVE)
above
Please find three copies of our report and an invoice for professional services. If you have
any questions, please contact the undersigned at (760) 480-9789.
MV ENVIRONMENTAL, INC.
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Brad Crawshaw
Project Manager
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• TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 Authorization to Proceed 1
1.2 Scope of Work 1
• 1.3 Site. Identification 1
2.0 PREVIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT SUMMARY 2
I 2.1 Summary of Report of Hazardous Materials Site Assessment-Phase I (Nov.
" 1990) 2
— 2.2 Summary of Report of Hazardous Materials Site Assessment-Phase II (Jan.
I 1991) 5
2.3 Summary of Modified Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (Aug. 1997) 9
| 3.0 PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT UPDATE
3.1 Site Investigation 12
1 3.2 Soil Assessment 13
3.3 Surrounding Properties 14
3.4 Government Database Records 14
I 4.0 FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS 15
• 5.0 LIMITATIONS 16
FIGURES:
• 1. Regional Index Map
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2. Site Plan
APPENDICES:
A. Geotechnical Exploration, Inc., Report of Hazardous Materials
Site Assessment-Phase I Carlsbad Raceway Property,
• 6600 Palomar Airport Road, Carlsbad, California, November 28, 1990
B. Geotechnical Exploration, Inc., Report of Hazardous Materials Site(Assessment-Phase II Carlsbad Raceway Property, 6600 Palomar
Airport Road, Carlsbad, California, January 7, 1991
I C. MV Environmental, Inc., Modified Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
* Carlsbad Raceway, 6600 Palomar Airport Road, Carlsbad, California,
^ August 18, 1997
* D. EDR, Inc. Radius Map with Geocheck
• E. TEG, Inc. Laboratory Analysis Report
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• Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Update
Carlsbad Raceway Property
I 6600 Palomar Airport Road
* Carlsbad, California
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Authorization to Proceed
The following described work was executed under a contractual agreement between
Dentt Properties and MV Environmental, Inc. (MVE) dated April 2, 1998. The
I following scope of work was determined during an on-site meeting between Mr.
Richard Dentt and Mr. Bill Hofman and MVE on March 26, 1998 at the Carlsbad
Raceway Property, Carlsbad, California (Figure 1).
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1.2 Scope of Work
The scope of this update Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is to review
previous reports, conduct a site inspection, and collect and report soil sample results
from two additional areas of the property. Those areas are: 1) below two 55-gallon
waste oil drums adjacent to the drag strip concession stand, and 2) below a 1,000-
gallon above ground storage tank (AST) used for gasoline storage.
1.3 Site Identification
The site is identified as:
Assessors parcel numbers (APN): 221-010-22; 221-011-03, -04, & -05
Parcel size: 148 acres
Zoning: Industrial/Office Space
Business name: Carlsbad Raceway
Address: 6600 Palomar Airport Road, Carlsbad, California 92008
Owner: Dentt Properties
Owners address: 3838 Camino del Rio North, Suite 300, San Diego, California
92108
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PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT
CARLSBAD RACEWAY PROPERTY. CARLSBAD
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2.0 PREVIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT SUMMARY
A total of three previous reports on the Carlsbad Raceway property have been produced
addressing environmental conditions related to on-site activity and conditions posed by
adjacent property land uses. The previous reports are identified as:
Report Title
Report of Hazardous
Materials Site
Assessment - Phase I
Carlsbad Raceway
Property
6600 Palomar Airport Rd,
Carlsbad, California
Report of Hazardous
Materials Site
Assessment- Phase II
Carlsbad Raceway
Property
6600 Palomar Airport Rd.,
Carlsbad, California
Modified Phase I
Environmental Site
Assessment Carlsbad
Raceway, 6600 Palomar
Airport Rd., Carlsbad,
California 92008
Reporting Company
Geotechnical Exploration,
Inc.
7420 Trade Street
San Diego, California
. Geotechnical Exploration,
Inc.
7420 Trade Street
San Diego, California
MV Environmental, Inc.
2450 Vineyard Avenue,
Suite 100, Escondido,
California 92029
Date of Report
November 28, 1990
January 7, 1991
August 18, 1997
Environmental: Assessor j
Robert A. Stettler
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Leslie D.'Reed
Robert A. Stettler
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Leslie D. Reed
Ralph M. Vinje
&
Brad Crawshaw
A summary of the individual findings are presented below.
2.1 Summary of Report of Hazardous Materials Site Assessment-Phase I
(Nov. 1990)
The subject property has been used as a raceway since approximately 1961. In that
time various parts of the property have experienced different land uses, involving
direct or in-direct storage/use of hazardous substances (petroleum hydrocarbons).
Geotechnical Exploration, Inc. (GEI) was commissioned by the former owner, Mr.
Gentry Wimpy to prepare a Phase I Assessment of the property which was dated
November 28, 1990. MVE presents the following overview of the findings of that
report. The entire report has been provided as Appendix A for your review.
All surrounding properties drain to the site via two large drainage channels entering
from the east and northeast occupying roughly the center of the property. The
drainage exits the property at the west property line. Topographically the site has
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approximately 190 feet of vertical relief.
The majority of the site was used as a motorcycle racetrack with several motocross
tracks, a dirt oval track, and an asphalt drag strip. In addition, the racetrack leasing
office, a skateboard park, concrete equipment storage area, and heavy equipment
storage area were formerly located in the east portion of the property.
GEI identified with the help of the racetrack manager, Mr. Jeff Grismer, seven
distinct areas on the site where contamination with petroleum hydrocarbons would
most likely occur. These areas are:
1. The dirt entry road to the site which was oiled in the 1960's for dust control.
2. An above ground 1,000 gallon fuel tank located in the north central area of the
site.
3. The lower motorcycle pit area.
4. The upper motorcycle pit area.
5. The heavy equipment storage area in the southeastern quadrant of the site.
6. The drag strip pit area.
7. Concrete equipment supply area just north of the racetrack leasing office.
Phase I observations at areas listed above:
Area #1 Analytical results and estimated affects/options are presented in GEI
Phase II report discussed below.
Area #2 The 1,000 gallon AST was used for unleaded gasoline. Inspection of
the tank did not identify evidence of spillage. Analytical results and
estimated affects/options presented in GEI Phase II report discussed
below.
Area #3 Detection of surficial soil staining was not evident. Analytical results
of subsurface testing is presented in discussion of Phase II results below.
Area #4 Detection of surficial soil staining was not evident. Analytical results
of subsurface testing is presented in discussion of Phase II results below.
Area #5 GEI found numerous (not listed) 55-gallon drums and 5-gallon pails
that formerly contained lubricating oil or hydraulic fluid. No stains were
observed surrounding these containers. Also sited in the heavy
equipment storage area were three above ground storage tanks (AST)
and a 250-gallon, suspected of containing oil as determined from
emanating odors. Minor surface staining (5' diameter) was observed. It
diminished substantially at approximately 12 inches below the surface.
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The second tank is an empty 10,000-gallon AST formerly used for diesel
fuel. The tank showed no sign of leakage and only minor surficial staining
of soils below the fill valves.
The third tank in this area was a 1,000 gallon AST with no labeling and
unknown content. An oily substance around a valve was noted and
contents were assumed to be petroleum product. No sign of leakage was
noted with only minor surficial staining of soils noted below the referenced
valve.
Evidence of spillage of petroleum products from the three AST's was
limited to small, localized, surficial staining of soils. GEI concluded that
this does not represent an imminent threat to human health or the
environment under normal circumstances (i.e., the stained soils are not
ingested). No sampling of soils was conducted by GEI in 1990.
Area #6 Inspection of this area indicated that contamination of soils was unlikely.
Condition of the asphalt surface was in good repair and GEI concluded
that "any fluids which appear to have been spilled in the drag strip pit area
probably have not penetrated to the underlying soils".
Area #7 Inspection of the stored canisters in the concrete equipment storage area
indicated non-hazardous products were stored on-site. No evidence of
spillage was noted in their site inspection in 1990.
GEI recommended invasive soil sampling in the areas listed above. They
further estimated approximately 20 cubic yards of soil have been
impacted by petroleum hydrocarbons in the heavy equipment storage
area. Maximum depth of contamination has been estimated up to two
feet below surface grade.
Due to the former location of a lake located at the convergence of the two streams near
the lower motorcycle pit area, a groundwater monitoring well was recommended to be
placed in this area to determine the presence of on-site and off-site source
contamination. It was GEI's recommendation to analyze groundwater for petroleum
hydrocarbons, organochlorine pesticides, and organophosphorus pesticides using EPA
methodologies.
Adjacent surrounding properties were not found on any of the government database
lists reviewed by GEI in 1990 and concluded there was no environmental endangerment
to the study site from surrounding properties.
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2.2 Summary of Report of Hazardous Materials Site Assessment-Phase II
(January 1991)
Four test trenches were dug by GEI on July 17, 1990 in the four areas of the site
listed below:
1. The unpaved entry road.
2. The upper motorcycle pit area.
3. The lower motorcycle pit area.
4. The area around the above ground gasoline storage tank in north central
area.
In addition, one groundwater monitoring well was permitted and installed near the
east side of a former lake bed in the area of the lower motorcycle pit area.
Soil samples retained from the above areas were analyzed for total petroleum
hydrocarbons (TPH) and total recoverable petroleum hydrocarbons (TRPH) using
EPA methods 8015 and 418.1, respectively. In addition, the sample from the entry
road was analyzed for polychlorinated biphenyl's (PCB's) using EPA method 8080.
The groundwater sample was tested for:
1. TRPH using EPA method 418.1
2. TPH using EPA method 8015
3. BTEX using EPA method 8020
4. Organochlorine pesticides and PCB's using EPA method 8080
5. Organophosphorus pesticides using EPA method 8140
Findings:
The test trenches and monitoring well locations are illustrated on Figure II in the
referenced report attached as Appendix B.
Area #1 Unpaved Entry Road
The past application of oil for dust control on the entry road was observed to be 1/8 -
1/4 inch thick located below 2-4 inches of soil cover. Sample depths were from the oil
zone itself, 9 inches, 4 feet, and 8 feet.
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Sample I.D.
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TP-1.1
TP-1.4
TP-1 8
Depth (ft.)
0.25
0.75
4.0
'8 0
TPH
method 801 5
(mg/kg)
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<10.0
<10.0
<in o
TRPH
method 41 8.1
(mg/kg)
6,200
20.5
<10.0
<10 0
Total PCB's
method 8080
(mg/kg)
<0.05
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Note:= was not analyzed
GEI concluded that the thin oil layer is fairly immobile and therefore probably does not
represent a significant threat to contaminate the underlying groundwater. They further
stated that the contamination does not present a threat to human health or the
environment under current conditions, during development or foreseeable post-
development conditions. This very thin layer of contaminated soil located below the
existing surface makes it technically and economically unfeasible to remove.
Development of the site will involve extensive earthwork which will mix the contaminated
soil with clean soil thereby diluting the contamination concentrations below the
applicable action level. GEI suggests the contamination can be left as is and
disregarded with respect to future development.
Area #2 The Upper Motorcycle Pit Area
Sample depths were 1 and 5 feet in the trench located in the center of the pit area.
No evidence of hazardous materials was observed.
Sample I.D.
TP-2.1
TP-2.5
Depth (ft.)
1.0
5.0
TPH
method 8015
(mg/kg)
<10.0
<10.0
TRPH
method 418.1
(mg/kg)
<10.0
38.4
The 38.4 mg/kg TRPH concentration at 5 feet may represent organic carbon and be
a false positive using this analysis. This view is supported by the fact there was no
detectable TRPH concentration in the near surface sample at one foot. It would be
expected that a much higher concentration would precede the five foot sample if the
source of the contamination was from automotive or motorcycle oil. If the 38.4 mg/kg
value does represent a petroleum hydrocarbon concentration, it is well below the
regulatory action level (1,000 mg/kg).
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Area #3 The Lower Motorcycle Pit Area
Sample depths were 1, 2, and 3 feet in this trench with analytical results posted
below.
Sample I.D.
TP-3.1
TP-3.2
TP-3.3
Depth (ft.)
. 1.0
2.0
3.0
TPH
method 801 5
(mg/kg)
<10.0
<10.0
<10.0
TRPH
method 41 8.1
(mg/kg)
17.1
10.7
<10.0
The low TRPH concentrations may be representative of organic carbon content in soil
which the EPA 418.1 analysis method is unable to screen. If the reported value is a
petroleum hydrocarbon concentration it is well below the regulatory action level (1,000
mg/kg) and in our opinion, does not present an exposure concern.
Area #4 Above Ground Storage Tank-North Central Area
The test trench was placed in front of the AST with samples retained to a depth of 6
feet.
Sample I.D.
TP-4.2
TP-4.6
Depth (ft.)
2.0
6.0
TPH : • ;: '. .
method 8015 : :
(mg/kg) :::;.; ,;::
<10.0
<10.0
;: :.;::method:4l8;i '"'f -.••/}•.
<10.0
23.9
No waste oil has been reported stored in the tank. If the EPA 418.1 analysis recorded
a petroleum hydrocarbon concentration, the value is well below the regulatory action
level for heavy hydrocarbons in soil.
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Soil Samples Collected from Monitoring Well MW-1
The monitoring well located adjacent to the ephemeral stream bed near the eastern
limit of the former lake bed was sampled at 5 and 10 feet below the surface by GEI in
1990. Soil analytical results are posted below:
Samplel.D.
MW-1. 5
MW-1. 10
Depth (ft.)
5.0
10.0
TPH
method 801 5
(mg/kg)
<10.0
<10.0
TRPH
method 41 8.1
(mg/kg)
13.9
<10.0
A detectable concentration of 13.9 mg/kg was recorded in the 5 foot sample with no
detectable concentrations at 10 feet indicating a trace of either heavy hydrocarbon
or organic carbon. The two samples collected identify the vertical extent of the TRPH
occurrence.
Groundwater Analysis from Monitoring Well MW-1
Groundwater was detected and sampled by GEI in July 1990 at a depth of
approximately 6 feet below the surface.
; Compound: ; '••;;;
Benzene
Toluene
Ethylbenzene
Xylenes
TPH g + d
TRPH
PCB's
Organochlorine
Pesticides
Organophosphorus
Pesticides
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8020
8020
8020
8020
8015
418.1
8080
8080
8140
:..-. Concentration
<0.50 ug/l
<0.50 ug/l
<0.50 ug/l
<0.50 ug/l
<50 ug/l
0.12mg/l
<0.50 ug/l
<0.50 ug/l
< 1.0 ug/l
^Detection Limit
0.50 ug/l
0.50 ug/l
0.50 ug/l
0.50 ug/l
50 ug/l
not listed
0.50 ug/l
0.50 ug/l
1 .0 ug/l
The analysis performed on groundwater samples collected from MW-1 indicate that
organophosphorus and organochlorine pesticides, fuel hydrocarbons (i.e., gasoline, diesel,
etc.), PCB's, benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylenes are not present in detectable
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amounts. The test for heavy hydrocarbons (TRPH) did yield a detectable result of 0.12
mg/l. There is no regulatory action level for TRPH in groundwater at this time and the level
is not considered significant to be hazardous to human or environmental receptors.
Based on the general Hydrogeologic characteristics of the site and surrounding areas,
GEI recommended that no additional work is needed at the site. A copy of GEI's Phase
II report is attached as Appendix B.
2.3 Summary of Modified Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (August
1997)
MV Environmental, Inc. (MVE) conducted a Phase I ESA with limited sub-surface
soil sampling in areas deemed to present potential liability for the future development
of the property. Work was done for the Lomas Santa Fe Group in August 1997.
MVE concurred with the findings and recommendations presented by GEI and sampled
areas excluded by GEI as well as additional areas of environmental concern based on
aerial photographs, interviews, site inspection and surrounding property land use.
A summary of the areas investigated are presented below.
MVE observed five areas on the site with potential environmental liability either
previously mentioned and not sampled or not previously addressed in the two above
referenced reports. These areas are identified as:
1. Former heavy equipment storage area along east end of south property line
2. 10,000 gallon AST located on the south property line
3. Potential for south adjacent property draining agricultural chemical residue onto
Raceway Property
4. 55-gallon drums labeled Race Gas located in drag strip pit area
5. Potential agricultural chemical residue in on-site stream sediments resulting from up
stream greenhouse activity north and east of the site (Mount Olive Floral and Marflor
Farms)
Findings:
Area #1 Heavy Equipment Storage Area
Three soil samples were analyzed for TPH and TRPH to a depth of 2 feet in the former
equipment storage area. Former drum and AST locations (1990) were not identifiable
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at the time of our assessment (1997). Sample locations were randomly generated with
results posted below.
Sample I.D.
A1-1
A1-2
A1-3
Depth (ft.)
1.0
2.0
1.0
TPH
method 8015
(mg/kg)
<5.0
<5.0
<5.0
TRPH
method 41 8.1
(mg/kg)
4.0
<2.0
<2.0
No soil stains or hydrocarbon odors were observed in samples collected. The
detectable concentration of TRPH in sample A1-1 is thought to be organic carbon.
However, if the analysis represents petroleum hydrocarbon the concentrations is well
below the regulatory action level of 1,000 mg/kg, and does not represent an
environmental concern to the proposed development of the property.
Area #2 10,000 Gallon AST
A 10,000 gallon AST was observed on the property line with the south adjacent site.
It was in general good repair and may have been relocated from former location in
the Heavy Equipment Storage Area referenced in GEI reports. Two soil samples
were retained for analysis of TPH and TRPH content at 1 and 2 feet.
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:: :sannpie:i;p:
A2-1
A2-2
' VVDepth.(ft;) ..';•;
1.0
2.0
TPH
:; method 8015
:(mg/kg) "..:
<5.0
<5.0
TRPH
method 418.1
; ;(mg/kg)
<2.0
83
The 83 mg/kg concentration at 2 feet is well below the cleanup action level for TRPH
and does not, in our opinion, represent an environmental concern for development of
the site. It should be noted that the sample did not exhibit coloration or odor typical of
soils having been impacted by TRPH.
Area #3 Agricultural Chemical Residue from South Adjacent Property
The south adjacent property drains onto the subject site and has been extensively
farmed by the Carillo Ranch ownership group. Three sample locations were randomly
chosen for laboratory analysis at a depth of 1 foot.
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Sample l.D.
A3-1
A3-2
A3-3
Depth (ft.)
1.0
1.0
1.0
Organochlorine
Pesticide
(mg/kg)
<0.0017
O.0017
O.0017
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Organophosphorus
Pesticide
(mg/kg)
<0.33
<0.33
<0.33
No pesticide concentrations were identified in site soils resulting from off-site
sources south of the study site.
°^rea #4 55-Gallon Drums of Race Gas in Drag Strip Pit Area
VIVE observed drums on their side supported above ground level resting on downed
elephone poles. Two representative soil samples were collected from a depth of 1
'oot at the site.
Sample l.D.
A4-1
A4-2
Depth (ft.)
1.0
1.0
Gasoline
(mg/kg)
<2.5
<2.5
BTEX ;
(mg/kg) • •-
O.025
<0.025
Mo detection of gasoline or benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, or total xylenes
;oncentrations were reported. This area does not present environmental conditions
which would impact development of the site resulting from previous land use.
\rea #5 Stream Bed Alluvial Sediments
fwo soil samples were retained for analysis of organochlorine and organophosphorus
Desticides in the stream bed sediments at a depth of 6 inches.
Sample l.D.
A5-1
A5-2
Depth (ft.)
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Mo published environmental risk data for the compound alpha BHC has been produced
vhich MVE can reference. The concentration was at the laboratory detection limit, and
as such, represents a very low concentration which is not expected to present an
3nvironmental concern to occupants/tenants of the proposed development.
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The result of a site survey, review of regulatory agency records, review of local historical
resources, and interview with knowledgeable persons did not reveal any historic
environmental liabilities that would be the subject of enforcement action by appropriate
government agencies.
MVE observed two 55-gallon drums containing waste oil located adjacent to the
concession stand at the drag strip area. MVE recommended they be disposed of off-
site at an appropriate facility. No samples were collected at that time.
In addition, several hundred rubber tires located along the perimeter of the road that act
as a collision barrier at the end of the drag strip were identified as solid waste. MVE
recommended they be disposed of in accordance with applicable law. A copy of MVE's
Modified Phase I ESA Report is attached as Appendix C.
3.0 PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT UPDATE
Pursuant to our contractual agreement dated April 2, 1998, MV Environmental, Inc. (MVE)
has reviewed the previous environmental reports on the site, conducted a site visit for
evidence of environmental liability, reviewed updated government database listings, and
completed another round of soil sampling at the Carlsbad Raceway property.
Environmental concerns associated with the property's past and present use are petroleum
hydrocarbons either stored on-site, disposed on-site or accidentally spilled or leaked into
surficial soils of the property.
The historical ownership records, legal description, former property uses and improvements
remain consistent with those presented in the above referenced reports. The information
previously issued are not duplicated in this update investigation. For details of previous
report findings and all appropriate inquiry relative to ASTM standard 1527-97 please refer
to the attached Appendices A-C.
3.1 Site Investigation
On April 15, 1998 the subject property was visited by Mr. Brad Crawshaw, a registered
environmental assessor, to evaluate site conditions which potentially presents
environmental concerns for the proposed development of the Carlsbad Raceway
property. The raceway serves as a venue for a variety of motorcycle and automobile
racing events. The facility consists of a number of racetracks, "pit areas", various
access roads, parking lots, several grandstands, snackbars, restroom facility, and a
number of other small structures used by officials and organizers of the various racing
events. Overall condition of the site improvements is poor with obvious upkeep required
if the facility is to continue to operate in the future.
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Overall site conditions were observed in a similar state as reported in our August
1997 Phase I ESA report.
Government Database Records were provided by EDR, Inc. dated April 16, 1998.
For details of listed sites, please refer to EDR, Inc. Radius Map report attached as
Appendix D.
3.2 Soil Assessment
As reported in the previous referenced Phase I ESA prepared by MVE, two 55-gallon
waste oil storage drums located adjacent to the drag strip concession stand presented
an environmental concern for accidental spillage or drum leaks. The drums were in
direct contact with the soil as noted in photographs presented in the referenced report.
Upon our site visit with the client, on March 26, 1998, both drums were in the same
location and condition as noted the prior year (1997). Raceway manager, Mr. Jeff
Grismer, moved the drums to a storage area on the raceway property prior to MVE's
site inspection on April 15, 1998. MVE assisted management with locating a hazardous
waste hauler to transport and dispose of the waste in accordance with appropriate
regulatory requirements. The drummed waste was removed from the property by
Alternative Disposal, Inc. on April 22, 1998 under manifest #97224559.
A soil sample was collected at a depth of 1 foot below the former drum location and
analyzed by a State certified analytical laboratory for oil using EPA method 418.1.
Sample collection, equipment decontamination, sample storage, and sample transfer
to the laboratory were done in accordance with San Diego County Department of
Environmental Health guidelines. The analytical result is posted below:
Sample I.D.
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April 15, 1998
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Analytical results indicate soil below the former drum location does not appear to have
been impacted by drum contents (waste oil) and therefore, does not present an
environmental concern to the development of the property. Please refer to TEG, Inc.
laboratory report attached as Appendix E.
A 1,000-gallon AST located in the north-central portion of the site is located off a paved
road adjacent to the drag strip. The AST contains gasoline used by lessees of the track
who perform automobile testing on weekdays. GEI sampled below the AST in July
1990 with no detectable petroleum hydrocarbon values posted.
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During the previous Phase I ESA site reconnaissance conducted by MVE the tank was
observed empty and did not have a dispenser nozzle. These observations lead MVE
to conclude the tank was not in use and MVE relied on previous analytical results taken
in 1990 which indicated no environmental concern was warranted. At that time (1997)
no additional soil sampling was conducted.
Since that time the AST has been in active use and was approximately 1/3 full at time
of our most recent inspection (April 15, 1998).
MVE collected two soil samples below the AST for laboratory analysis. One sample
was located 9 inches below the surface under the tank directly below the fill spout. The
second sample was collected at a depth of 1.5 feet below the front of the AST where
spillage would most likely occur during vehicle fueling. Sample sites are located on the
attached Site Plan (Figure 2). Analytical results are posted below.
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Analytical results did not detect TPH in the gasoline range below the AST. The AST is
not registered, nor in compliance with current regulations for active tank systems. The
tank is to have a secondary containment structure to reduce environmental impacts to
surficial soils.
3.3 Surrounding Properties
Adjacent property uses remain the same as that reported in August 1997 with the
exception of the east adjacent site. The roughly 8 acre property is being graded for
development of a mini-mall planned to provide a gas station and fast food services. At
this time no evidence of environmental concern was observed associated with land use
activities at the immediately adjacent properties.
3.4 Government Database Records
A search of available environmental records was conducted by Environmental Data
Resources, Inc. (EDR). Search distances are in accordance with American Society for
Testing and Measures (ASTM) search distances per Standard 1527-97.
No mapped sites were found in EDR's search of government records either on the
subject property or within 1.0 mile around the subject property. For a detailed listing of
databases searched please refer to Appendix D.
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4.0 FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS
The findings and opinions of MVE presented in this report result from review of previous
reports, review of current regulatory databases, interviews with knowledgeable persons,
a site inspection and limited soil sampling.
Government database records did not identify the study site or any sites within close
proximity which would pose an environmental concern requiring further assessment.
The study site has been used as a racetrack facility since 1961. Over that period several
above ground fuel storage tanks, waste oil drums, and petroleum hydrocarbon lubricants
have been stored, and accidentally spilled at various location on the property.
Since 1990, this report marks the fourth time the site has been evaluated from an
environmental prospective dealing primarily with petroleum hydrocarbon occurrences on-
site, as well as, potential agricultural residues from off-site sources.
Both surficial soils and groundwater samples have been assayed to determine the
presence of petroleum hydrocarbons, both light and heavy fractions at the most obvious
locations on the property.
As documented by GEI and MVE, TRPH concentrations using EPA Method 418.1 have
been documented as occurring in small concentration at nearly'all sample locations with
the exception of one (oiled entry road). The EPA 418.1 analysis does not differentiate the
hydrocarbon compound and in our opinion, may represent a false positive.
It has been our experience that this TRPH analysis can detect organic carbon content or
decaying organic matter. The low TRPH values reported in the above soil sample analyses
(4 - 83 mg/kg) often occur at depth below samples with no detectable petroleum
hydrocarbon concentrations. The concern of petroleum hydrocarbon contamination to soil
at the Carlsbad Raceway is from motorcycle and automotive sources which would have the
greatest impact on surface soils and to a lesser extent on soils at depth. Positive TRPH
results at depth in test trenches, borings, and hand digs, are not, in our opinion,
representative of oil releases.
The Carlsbad Raceway property is located within several converging drainages with heavy
growth of native chaparral vegetation throughout. The "positive" analytical results may
represent decaying organic matter.
Of all assessment work conducted on the Carlsbad Raceway property the highest TRPH
concentration (6,200 mg/kg) occurred in a sample collected in the formerly oiled entry road
at a depth of approximately four inches below the surface. The thickness of the
contamination zone was reported to be 1/8" -1/4" thick by GEI in their report dated January
1991. It is important to note that this layer appears to be very thin, and that laboratory
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tests on a sample collected less than 6 inches below this layer detected TRPH levels just
above background (20.5 mg/kg). This indicates the oil is rather tightly bound within the soil
with negligible vertical migration.
Cost and engineering feasibility considerations must be weighed in light of the risks posed
by leaving the contamination on-site. It is estimated there is between 49 - 98 cubic yards
of contaminated soil assuming the oiled section of road is 2 miles long and 12 feet wide.
To dispose of this contamination, MVE estimates a grading contractor would remove the
upper 6 inches of soil resulting in 2,347 cubic yards of contaminated soil requiring disposal
at a cost of $106,000. The only exposure concern this contaminant presents to human
receptors if left on-site is-by ingestion.
As an option to disposal of the soil there will be a number of non-sensitive fill areas on the
property where this soil can by used in grading. A large percentage of the property will be
paved with asphalt parking lots and roadways. It is MVE's recommendation this soil can
be used in one of these fill areas and eliminate the human exposure concern. No
environmental concerns are associated with these heavy hydrocarbons due to the strong
soil bond and restricted ability to migrate.
Prior to development of the property it may be judicious to solicit peer review of these
findings by San Diego County Department of Environmental Health-Site Assessment &
Mitigation Division's (DEH-SAM) Technical Review Board. The client is not required to
submit this report to DEH-SAM, nor is it the clients responsibility to notify DEH-SAM of the
contamination found along the entry road.
MVE recommends that if use of the 1,000 gallon AST is to continue that a secondary
containment structure be placed around/under the tank in accordance with current
regulatory requirements. This effort would thereby reduce future soil assessment
requirements and reduced environmental concern at the time of property development.
5.0 LIMITATIONS
This report was prepared for the exclusive use by our client, Dentt Properties and their
designated representative(s). The findings of this report are valid as of the date of this
report. It should be noted that changes within the condition of a site can occur with time
due to natural or man created conditions, either on-site or from adjacent properties. In
addition, changes in the standard-of-practice and/or government codes and regulations
may occur. These circumstances may result in the invalidation of this report, in part or
whole, which may be beyond our control.
In performance of our professional services, we comply with the level of care and skill
ordinarily exercised by members of our profession currently practicing under similar
conditions. The client recognizes that conditions often change, and that our conclusions
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are based upon observations and available information. We shall not be liable for
conditions or consequences arising from relevant facts of information either incorrect,
concealed, with-held, or not fully disclosed from other sources.
We appreciate your choosing MVE for your environmental needs. If we may be of further
assistance on this or any other project, please contacjjjs at 760/480-9789.
MVE NMENTAL,
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Principal Engineer
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Brad Crawshaw
Project Manager
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Ref: San Luis Rey, Rancho Santa Fe, and Valley Center Quadrangles
Scale' 1" = 2,000'
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Escondido, California 92029-1229
760/480-9789 Fax: 739-0343
PROJECT NO. 980112 DATE 4-47-98 FIGURE:
REGIONAL INDEX MAP
CARSLBAD RACEWAY
6600 PALDMAR AIRPORT ROAD
CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008
No Scale
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PROJECT NO. 980112 DATE 4-47-98 FIGURE:
SITE PLAN
CARSLBAD RACEWAY
6600 PALDMAR AIRPORT ROAD
CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008
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SITE ASSESSMENT - PHASE I
Carlsbad Raceway Property
6600 Palomar Airport Road
Carlsbad, California
JOB NO. 88-5291
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1. SITE DESCRIPTION 1
II. HISTORY OF SITE AND VICINITY 5
III. LOCAL HYDROGEOLOGY 7
IV. VISUAL INSPECTION 9
V. COUNTY AND STATE RECORDS REVIEW 14
VI. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 16
VII. LIMITATIONS 18
FIGURES
1. Topographic Map
II. Plot Plan
III. Aerial Photograph
APPENDICES
A. Title History
B. State Water Resources Control Board, Report on Releases of
Hazardous Substances from Underground Storage Tanks,
January 1989, Report No. 89-2LG
C. Hazardous Waste and Substances Sites List (HWSSL)
D. Unauthorized Release Listing, 1/23/90
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SOIL & FOUNDATION ENGINEERING • GROUNDWATER
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28 November 1990
Ms. Nancy Hane , Job No. 88-5291
GEORGE WIMPEY, INC.
3565 7th Avenue
San Diego, CA 92103-0580
Subject: Report of Hazardous Materials Site Assessment, Phase I
Carlsbad Raceway Property
6600 Palomar Airport Road
Carlsbad, California
Dear Ms. Hane:
In accordance with your request, we have performed a Phase I site
assessment for the subject site. The purpose of the investigation was
to determine the potential for contamination of the site with hazardous
materials. Our investigation included a visual inspection of the site to
assess current site conditions, as well as review of various documents
and aerial photographs to assess the history of the site with respect to
the possible presence of hazardous materials. Our findings and
conclusions are presented in the following report.
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I. SITE DESCRIPTION
The subject site consists of approximately 156 acres of gently rolling to
moderately steep hillsides just north of Palomar Airport Road in the
City of Carlsbad, California as shown in Figure No. I. The topography
of the site is dominated by a northeast-southwest trending valley which
passes roughly through the center of the site. Maximum relief over the
site is approximately 190 feet with elevations ranging approximately from
31,0 feet to 500 feet above mean sea level (MSL).
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The majority of the site is presently occupied by Carlsbad raceway.
The raceway serves as a venue for a variety of motorcycle and
automobile racing events. The raceway facilities consist of a number of
racetracks, "pit areas", various access roads, parking areas, several
grandstands, snackbars, restroom facilities and a number of other small
structures used by officials and organizers of the various racing
events. Most of these developed areas are unpaved with the exception
of a drag strip, the drag strip pit area and two short sections of
roadway connecting the drag strip and the pit area. Undeveloped areas
within the raceway are covered with a variety of native grasses, shrubs
and trees.
In addition to the raceway there are three other areas at the eastern
end of the property which are each used for a different purpose. As
shown in Figure No. II, these three areas consist of:
A. A storage area used by Wayne's Concrete for storing vehicles and
various supplies, including various chemical concrete additives
and treatments.
B. A storage area for heavy equipment and assorted fuels, lubricants
and hydraulic fluid.
C. A skateboard park.
The skateboard park consists merely of a number of wooden ramps on
which skateboards are ridden. As such, this area would seem to be of
little consequence with regard to hazardous materials. The other two
areas noted above, and the various chemicals found there, are
described in greater detail later in this report.
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VICINITY MAP
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CARLSBAD. CA.
FIGURE NUMBER II
JOB NUMBER 88-5291
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The subject site is bordered to the east, west and south by
undeveloped land. The areas north .and adjacent to the subject site
consist of both undeveloped land and land developed for industrial use.
The industrial lands appear to have been developed no more than five
years prior to the date of this report. Other properties in the general
vicinity consist of undeveloped land, farm lands and recently (within
five years) constructed industrial parks.
II. HISTORY OF SITE AND VICINITY
A. Aerial Photographs
We have inspected aerial photographs of the subject site and
surrounding areas taken in the years 1953, 1964, 1968, 1971, 1976, 1978
and 1980. The photograph from 1953, which has been included as
Figure III, shows the site to be in essentially native condition with the
exception of a dam built near the northwestern corner of the property.
A lake can be clearly seen near the central northern part of the site in
this photograph. This dam does not appear in the photograph from
1964 or any subsequent photographs. The photograph from 1964 does
show that the raceway facility had been developed by this time with the
drag strip and its associated pit area clearly visible. Since the lake
seen in the 1953 photograph occupied some of these developed areas it
seems likely that the dam was probably destroyed when the raceway was
first built. This was later confirmed by Mr. Larry Grismer who built
the raceway in the early 1960s.
Over the period from 1964 to 1980, several portions of the site appear
to have been graded for the purpose or creating new racecourses or
parking areas. However, these changes do not seem to be significant
to the presence of hazardous materials on the subject site.
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Probably of greatest significance to the subject site was the use of
properties adjacent to the site for commercial farming. These adjacent
properties were located east and south of the subject site. Farming
was first noted on the property to the east in the 1964 photograph
while the property to the south was first seen in a cultivated state in
the 1968 photograph. Farming operations on both of these properties
appears to have ceased hy the time the 1980 photograph was taken.
Other properties upstream of the subject site also were farmed during
the period from 1964 to 1980. In fact, several of these farms are still
in operation to this date.
Other than these various farming operations, we did not observe in the
photographs mentioned above significant evidence suggesting the
potential presence of hazardous materials on the subject site or on
properties within 1 mile of the subject site.
B. Title History
A title history for the subject site was prepared by Chicago Title
Insurance Company. This title history is included herein as Appendix
A. The oldest document in the history provided is a deed dated
February 8, 1941. The documents in Appendix A detail various trans-
actions mostly between private parties although several investment firms
and/or partnerships are also named, particularly in the more recent
documents. None of the documents in Appendix A seem to indicate
ownership or use of the subject site for industrial or agricultural
purposes.
III. LOCAL HYDROGEOLOGY
As noted previously, the subject site is dominated topographically by a
westward flowing drainage channel. This channel is fed by several
smaller drainages which flow northward from Palomar Airport Road.
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This northward flow begins on the adjacent property south of the
subject site which, as noted above, appears to have been previously
used for commercial agriculture. This raises the possibility of pesticide
contamination migrating to the subject site from the property adjacent to
the south. A similar argument can be made for the property adjacent
to the east of the subject site.
Additionally, a major drainage which originates more than 1 mile
northeast of the site eventually flows across the northwest corner of
the site. By comparing Figure Nos. I and II we can see that this
drainage channel reaches the subject site where the previously
referenced lake used to be sited. The upstream flanks of this major
drainage channel have been used for various farming operations in the
past as indicated in the aerial photographs we have inspected. This
indicates an additional potential for migration of pesticides from off-site.
Under normal circumstances, it is probably not likely that significant
concentrations of pesticides would be carried by surface runoff from
adjacent or other nearby properties. High pesticide concentrations in
surface runoff would probably require very large volumes of runoff
coming shortly after the application of pesticides on the nearby farms.
Another possibility, which is probably more likely yet still quite remote,
would be the contamination of ground water underlying the neighboring
farms and subsequent migration to the subject site. It should be
noted, however, that a number of studies have shown that typical
agricultural application of pesticides rarely contaminates groundwater to
a significant degree. Pesticides in groundwater can usually be traced
to spills or batch mixing In close proximity to water wells or similar
excavations which can provide a direct path to groundwater.
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Although it does not seem likely that substantial levels of pesticides
have migrated to the subject site from farms in the area, the local
hydrogeology suggests that such contamination, if it exists, might be
most concentrated in the groundwater where all of the contributing
drainage channels merge. This would be in the area of the former lake
or in the drainage channel downstream of the former lake.
IV. VISUAL INSPECTION
We inspected the site over the course of several days beginning with a
preliminary visit on May 16, 1990. We were accompanied on this initial
visit by Mr. Jeff Grismer who is the son of Larry Crismer and who also
manages the raceway facility at this time. With the help of Mr. Grismer
we identified five distinct areas on the site where contamination with
petroleum hydrocarbons would be most likely to occur. These five
areas consist of:
1. The dirt entry road to the site which was oiled in the 1960's to
help control dust.
2. An area near the central northern part of the property where an
above ground fuel tank is sited.
3. The "lower motorcycle pit area".
4. The "upper motorcycle pit area".
5. The heavy equipment storage area in the southeastern quadrant
of the property.
These five areas, which are each identified in Figure No. II, are
discussed individually below.
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A. Dirt Entry Road
We did not find evidence of the presence of oil soaked dirt along the
entry road for the raceway which is shown in Figure No. II. We
suspected that additional dirt had been placed over the former surface
which was oiled during the 1960s. This was confirmed by our
discovery of a 1/4-inch thick layer of oil soaked dirt within a backhoe
trench excavated during our Phase II investigation. A detailed
discussion of our findings regarding this oily dirt and possible options
for dealing with it will be provided in our Phase II report which will be
issued shortly.
B. Above-Ground Fuel Tank
An above ground fuel tank containing regular, leaded gasoline is shown
in Figure No. II. Our inspection of the area around this tank did not
reveal evidence of spillage. Additionally, Jeff Grismer indicated that,
to his knowledge, no major spill from this tank has occurred. While
subsurface contamination can not be ruled out based on this
information, we should note that observation and testing of subsurface
soils performed in our Phase II investigation suggests there is no
contamination in this area. Please refer to our Phase II report for
additional details.
C. Lower Motorcycle Pit Area
This area consists of a large flat dirt area where motorcycles are
parked and sometimes repaired. As such it is possible that various
petroleum hydrocarbons such as fuel, oil, etc., may have been spilled
in this area. We did not detect conspicuous staining of surficial soils
in this area which is not very surprising in light of the very small
volumes of petroleum hydrocarbons used by motorcycles. Based only on
this evidence, subsurface contamination can not be ruled out./
,However, our Phase II investigation failed to reveal such subsurface
contamination. Please refer to our Phase II report for details regarding
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subsurface work in this area. We should note that this area appears to
encompass the majority of the area formerly covered by the lake seen in
Figure No. III.
D. Upper Motorcycle Pit Area
This pit area is much smaller than the lower pit area and is situated on
a hillside several hundred feet southwest of the lower pit area as shown
in Figure No. II. As with the lower pit area we did not detect
conspicuous evidence of spillage of hazardous materials but, based only
on this evidence we can not rule out subsurface contamination.
However, as will be shown in our Phase II report, subsequent
subsurface exploration failed to detect any contamination in this area.
E. Heavy Equipment Storage Area
This area consists of a thin strip of land along the eastern half of the
southern edge of the property. It is used for storing various pieces of
heavy equipment such as bulldozers, earth movers, etc. as well as
assorted fuels, lubricants and hydraulic fluid.
During our inspection of the area we found a large number of 55-gaIlon
drums and 5-gallon pails. AH but a few of these containers had labels
on them indicating they contained either lubricating oil (standard SAE
30) or hydraulic fluid. We checked several of these containers and
found them to be empty. Of greater importance was the lack of large
soil stains in the vicinity of these containers.
We also found three large storage tanks in this area. All of these
tanks were located above ground. The smallest of these tanks appears
to have a capacity of approximately 250 gallons. Odors emanating from
an open vent hole in the top of this tank suggest that this tank was
used for containing oil. A dark stain approximately five feet in
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the center of this stain and found the stained appearance to diminish
substantially at a depth of approximately 12 inches.
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The largest of the three tanks has a capacity of approximately 10,000
gallons. A metal tag attached to a fill pipe on this tank indicates that
it contains diesel fuel. This tank seemed to be mostly, if not
completely, empty. The tank showed no sign of leakage, nor did we
detect significant staining of soils around the tank.
The last of the three tanks in this area has a capacity of approximately
1,000 gallons. This tank is not marked and its specific contents are
unknown. However, we did note that a valve at one end of the tank
has a light coating of an oily looking substance. We therefore presume
that the contents are/were a fuel product or some other common
petroleum product. This tank showed no sign of leakage and only
minor surficial staining of soils was noted just below the above
referenced valve.
In all, we found clear evidence that several types of petroleum
products, and perhaps wastes, have been stored and used in this area
of the property. There are many containers of such materials, both
empty and partly filled, presently located in this area. However,
evidence of spillage of these materials is limited to small, localized,
surficial staining of soils.
Such stains are typical of heavy equipment storage yards and they do
not represent an imminent threat to human health or the environment
under normal circumstances (i.e., the stained soils are not ingested).
However, the stained soils probably are considered a hazardous waste
under current regulations and should be handled accordingly at the
proper time.
In our discussion with Mr. Crismer, two additional areas of potential
concern were identified. These two areas, which are also identified in
Figure No. II, consist of:
V. The drag strip pit area which represented potential spillage of
assorted petroleum hydrocarbon contaminants.
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2. The "concrete equipment supply area" which contained several 55-
gallon drums and 5-gallon pails of concrete additives and
treatments.
However, subsequent inspection of these two areas indicated that
contamination of soils in these areas was unlikely. The drag strip pit
area was covered with asphalt, and although a number of stains
indicated spills of petroleum hydrocarbons we saw no sign of significant
cracks or other deterioration of the asphalt surface where such staining
was noted. It is therefore our opinion that the fluids which appear to
have been spilled in the drag strip pit area probably have not
penetrated to the underlying soils.
Our inspection of the concrete supply area confirmed the presence of a
number of drums and pails containing a variety of chemicals. However,
we did not note the presence of any conspicuous staining or similar
evidence of spillage in the concrete supply area. Furthermore, our
conversation with an employee of Wayne's Concrete, which leases this
part of the property, indicates that most of these chemicals are
probably non-hazardous. One exception to this is a chemical known as
"form oil". This oil is probably similar to diesel fuel or a similar light,
petroleum-based lubricant. Spillage of this fluid onto soil would
probably result in the soil becoming a "hazardous waste" under current
regulations. However, we should note again that we did not find
conspicuous evidence of spillage in this area.
In addition to the areas identified above as potential areas of
contamination, we have also inspected the remainder of the site for
evidence of possible contamination with hazardous materials. These
other parts of the property consisted of the various race courses,
parking areas and undeveloped areas. We did not find conspicuous
evidence of contamination in any of these areas. While we did find a
number of 55-gaIlon drums they were all found to be empty and seemed
to have been used as trash receptacles.
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V. COUNTY AND STATE RECORDS REVIEW
We have reviewed several files and lists maintained by the County of
San Diego and the State of California. These records document
properties which are known to be contaminated with hazardous materials
and businesses which have permits to use or store hazardous materials.
We discuss our findings for each list/file individually below.
A. State Water Resources Control Board - Report on Releases of
Hazardous Substances from Underground Storage Tanks, January
1989. Report No. 89-2LG
As indicated by its title, this report list sites known to have leaking
underground tanks either now or in the past. A copy of the listings
which might be pertinent to the subject site are included as Appendix
B. Appendix B includes listings of sites in the Cities of Carlsbad,
Vista and San Marcos as well as information on the codes used in the
listing.
Inspection of this list indicates that all of the listed sites are a minimum
of 1 mile away from the subject site. Furthermore, the large majority
of the sites are either down gradient from the subject site or separated
by a major groundwater divide or drainage channel. It is our opinion
that the sites in this listing do not pose a significant threat to the
subject site.
B. Hazardous Waste and Substances Sites List (HWSSL)
This list is compiled by the California Office of Planning and Research.
It is comprised of sites known to be contaminated with hazardous wastes
or substances. Almost all of the pertinent sites on this list are
duplicated on the listing discussed above. We have therefore included
in Appendix C only the listings for the City of Carlsbad as well as text
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As with the list discussed above, the HWSSL shows almost all of the
listed sites to be separated from the subject site by substantial
distances and/or groundwater divides and drainage channels. We
therefore conclude again that the sites on the HWSSL do not pose a
significant threat to the subject site.
C. Unauthorized Release Listing, 1-23-90
This list is compiled by the County of San Diego's Hazardous Materials
Management Division (HMMD). It consists of sites where spills of
hazardous materials are known to have occurred. Once again, there is
a great degree of overlap with the previously discussed listings. This
list is organized by post office zip codes. We have determined that the
subject site lies within the zip code area 92008 and is very close to
parts of zip code areas 92009, 92069 and 92083. The appropriate parts
of the listing are included in Appendix D along with some explanatory
text.
As with the previous lists, we can reasonably argue that large
distances and/or hydrogeologic barriers indicate that the listed sites
represent a negligible potential for impact to the subject site.
D. HE-17 Mini-Master
This list is also compiled by HMMD and consists of businesses which
have been issued permits to use, create, store, treat or transport
hazardous materials. The listings for each business consist of inven-
tories of hazardous materials at the business and information about
violations of environmental regulations. This list is also organized by
zip codes. We therefore noted all permitted businesses in the zip code
areas 92008, 92009, 92069 and 92083.
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We found once again that the large majority of the listed businesses are
located far from the subject site and are separated by major ground-
water divides and drainages. There were, however, a few listings for
several farms located northeast of the subject site which are relatively
near. These farms are located along the flanks of the major drainage
which enters the subject site where the previously mentioned lake once
stood. As mentioned in Section III, there is a possibility, albeit quite
remote, that chemicals used on these upstream farms could reach the
subject site either via transport with the local groundwater or even less
likely along with surface runoff. This indicates a potential for ground-
water contamination with agricultural chemicals 'such as pesticides.
However, it is our opinion that this is, at worst, a remote possibility.
We have included the listings for the farms in questions as Appendix E,
VI. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Our investigation of the subject site indicates that use of the site has
been limited almost entirely to the staging of a variety of motor vehicle
racing events. Contamination of the site with hazardous materials,
therefore, would seem to be similarly limited to common petroleum
products such as fuel, oils, etc. Furthermore, evidence gathered
during our investigation seems to indicate that such contamination, if it
exists at all, should be most concentrated in any of four specific areas.
These four areas are:
1. The unpaved lower motorcycle pit area.
2. The unpaved upper motorcycle pit area.
3. The unpaved entry road.
4. The area around the above ground gasoline storage tank near the
northern property line as shown in Figure II.
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We should note that we did not find stained soils or other conspicuous
evidence that contamination of these areas has in fact occurred.
However, based on the potential for subsurface contamination we have
recommended that subsurface exploration be performed in these areas.
This exploration was subsequently performed as recommended and
consisted of one backhoe trench at least 5 feet deep in each area. Also
as recommended, soil samples were collected from these trenches and
tested for petroleum hydrocarbon contamination using appropriate EPA
methodologies. These .tests showed that contamination is not present in
these areas except for the dirt entry road. Our forthcoming Phase II
report will provide full details regarding our subsurface exploration on
the subject site.
Our investigation also revealed that parts of the site have been used
for storage of various chemicals in the past and present. This storage
of chemicals appears to have been limited to two areas at the eastern
end of the subject site.
One of these areas is used for storing a number of chemical additives
and treatments, as well as tools and equipment, used in pouring and
finishing concrete. We have not specifically identified all of the
chemicals in this area since some of the containers are not marked.
However, these chemicals are merely stored, not used, in this area.
Furthermore, we did not find stained soils or other conspicuous
evidence of leakage or spillage of these chemicals in this part of the
subject property.
The second storage area of note is used for storing heavy equipment
and more importantly a variety of petroleum products used in operating
and maintaining this equipment. There are presently a number of
tanks, drums and buckets of assorted petroleum products stored in this
area. Additionally, there are several stains indicating local surficial
spillage of petroleum hydrocarbon contaminants in this area. This
staining, however, seems to indicate relatively minor spillage. We
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suspect that contamination is limited to soils less than one or two feet
deep. Based on this, we estimate that the volume of contaminated soils
in this area, is probably less than 20 cubic yards.
Based on the presence of potentially hazardous chemicals in the two
storage areas noted above we recommend additional exploration in these
areas. This additional exploration should consist of both backhoe
trenches and hand-dug excavations. The trenches and excavations
should be placed in .the vicinity of the various storage containers
described above. Excavations should also be located where soil staining
is evident. Due to the very limited nature of the observed spillage in
the heavy equipment yard and the lack of observed spillage in the
concrete equipment storage yard, and since containers of chemicals are
present in both areas at this time, we suggest that this additional
exploration be performed in the future when the chemical containers,
equipment and debris are removed from the site. This will allow for
unobstructed observation of all soils in these two areas after all
potential sources of contamination have been removed. Any stained
soils observed at the time of this further exploration should be tested
to determine the nature of the contamination. The stained soils should
then be excavated and treated or disposed of in an appropriate manner.
Due to the presence of farms in the area and their potential
hydrogeologic connection with the subject site we previously suggested
that a monitoring well be placed on the site. As recommended, a well
was located as near the eastern end of the previously existing lake as
possible. We believe that contaminants originating both on and off site,
if they are p'resent, are probably most concentrated in this area. As
recommended, ground water samples were collected from the monitoring
well and tested for petroleum hydrocarbons, organochlorine pesticides
and organophosphorous pesticides using appropriate EPA
methodologies. These test results, which will be discussed in greater
detail in our Phase II report, detected no contamination in the ground
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VII. LIMITATIONS
Our conclusions and recommendations have been based on all available
data obtained during our investigation, as well as our experience with
the hydrogeologic conditions, soils and formational materials located in
this portion of the City of Carlsbad in the County of San Diego. Of
necessity, we must assume a certain degree of continuity between
exploratory excavations and/or natural exposures.
The work performed and recommendations presented herein are the
result of an investigation and analysis which meet the contemporary
standards of care in our profession within the County of San Diego.
No other warranty is offered or implied.
This report should be considered valid for a period of one (1) year,
and is subject to review by our firm following that time.
This opportunity to be of service has been sincerely appreciated. If
you should have any questions regarding this report, please contact us
at our office. Reference to our Job No. 88-5291 will help to expedite a
reply to your inquiries.
Respectfully submitted,
GEOTECHNICAL EXPLORATION, INC.
Robert A. Stettler, Senior Staff Geologist
b«SfTe'b. ReedT Vice President
C.E.GY 999/R.E.A. 01607
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PLEASE NOTE CAREFULLY THE LIABILITY EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS AND THE
SPECIFIC ASSURANCES AFFORDED BY THIS GUARANTEE. IF YOU WISH ADDITIONAL
LIABILITY, OR ASSURANCES OTHER THAN AS CONTAINED HEREIN, PLEASE CONTACT
THE COMPANY FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AS TO AVAILABILITY AND COST.
GUARANTEE
Order No. 907246 -13 Fee: $455.00
Dated: July 17, 1990 at 7:30 A.M. Liability: $455.00
CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY
a corporation, herein called the Company
GUARANTEES
GEORGE WIMPEY, INCORPORATED
herein called the Assured, against actual loss not exceeding the liability amount stated above which the
Assured shall sustain by reason of any incorrectness in the assurances set forth in Schedule A.
LIABILITY EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS
1. No guarantee is given nor liability assumed with respect to the identity of any party
named or referred to in Schedule A or with respect to the validity, legal effect or priority
of any matter shown therein.
2. The Company's liability hereunder shall be limited to the amount of actual loss sustained
by the Assured because of reliance upon the assurances herein set forth, but in no event
shall the Company's liability exceed the liability amount set forth above.
Thomas J. Adams Richard L Pollay
Secretary President
Authorized Signature
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SCEDULE A
PLANT INFORHM10N GUARANTEE No. '907246-13
The assurances referred to on the face page are:
That, according to the Company's property records
subsequent to Feb. 8, 1941 , relative to the following
described real property (but without examination of those
Company records maintained and indexed by name), there
are no other Deeds describing said real
property or any portion thereof, other than those shown
below under Exceptions.
The following matters are excluded from the coverage of this guarantee:
1. Unpatented mining claims, reservations or exceptions in patents
or in acts authorizing the issuance thereof.
2. Water rights, claims or title to water.
3. Tax Deeds to the State of California.
4. Instruments, proceedings or other matters which do not
specifically describe said land.
Exceptions:
Description:
see attached Exhibit A
see attached Legal Description
CHCIAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY
Assistant Secretary
CLTA Guarantee Form No. 17 (9-12-68)
EXHIBIT
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Document:
Deed
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Grant Deed
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Grant Deed
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Agreement
Grant Deed
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Recorded:
02-08-41
07-18-41
05-06-48
05-06-48
05-06-48
11-07-51
09-05-57
04-29-58
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Instrument No.:
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907246 -13
DESCRIPTION
PARCEL 1:
The Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 18, Township 12 South,
Range 3 West, San Bernardino Meridian, in the City of Carlsbad, County of San Diego,
State of California, according to the Official Plat thereof.
EXCEPTING THEREFROM one-half of all minerals in, on or under said land as reerved by
Burton D. Hightower, a widower, in deed recorded May 19, 1959 in Book 7669, Page 361
of Official Records.
PARCEL 2:
The Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 18, Township 12 South,
Range 3 West, San Bernardino Meridian, in the City of Carlsbad, County of San Diego,
State of California, according to the Official Plat thereof.
EXCEPTING THEREFROM one-half of all minerals in, on or under said land as reserved by
Burton D. Hightower, a widower, in deed recorded May 19, 1959 in Book 7669, Page 361
of Official Records.
PARCEL 3A:
Lot 2, Section 13, Township 12 South, Range 4 West, San Bernardino Meridian, in the
City of Carlsbad, County of San Diego, State of California, according to the Official
Plat thereof.
PARCEL 3B:
An easement for public road and utility purposes, over, under, along and across the
following described real property, in the County of San Diego, State of California,
particularly described as follows:
Those portions of Lot 3 in Section 13, Township 12 South, Range 4 West and of Lot 3
in Section 18, Township 12 South, Range 3 West, San Bernardino Meridian, in the
County of San Diego, State of California, lying within a strip of land 60 feet wide,
30 feet on each side of the following described center line:
BEGINNING at Engineer's Station 67+45.06 on the center line of Road Survey No. 757, a
copy of which is on file in the Office of the County Engineer of San Diego County,
being a point on a curve concave Easterly the center line of which bears South 74
degrees 43 minutes 03 seconds East 400 feet; thence Northerly along said curve
through a central angle 'of 28 degrees 01 minute 21 seconds a distance of 195.63 feet
to the beginning of a reverse curve concave Westerly and having a radius of 400 feet;
thence Northerly along said curve through a central angle of 43 degrees 22 minutes 39
seconds a distance of 302.83 feet to a point which is North 89 degrees 59 minutes 33
seconds East 63 feet and North 00 degrees 04 minutes 21 seconds West 0.39 feet from
the West Quarter corner of said Section 18, Township 12 South, Range 3 West.
PARCEL 4:
The' Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 18, Township 12 South,
Range 3 West, San Bernardino Meridian, in the City of Carlsbad, in the County of San
Diego, State of California, according to the Official Plat thereof.
Policy No. 907246 -13
Page 2
DESCRIPTION
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EXCEPTING THEREFRO^l one-half of all minerals in, on or under said land as reserved by
Burton D. Hightower, a widower, in deed recorded May 19, 1959 in Book 7669, Page 361
of Official Records.
aacts. Mjucci BKSH *E., me THOJUS Bcicr, aod THOKAS VCTTOI EXRKT.
Bt*~i4l Thla 3rd fliy of January, 1941.
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of ft* original oo flit In U.1* offlra.
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County of S*n £l*go.
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rilTTOKIU., )poomr or LOS AJCEIES j...
OB ttU 20th day of Jan. 1941, be.'ort ne, kaxel V. Conle;-, a Kotary Public in and
tor Mid County, peraonally appeared E. L. Erady end A^ma E. Brsiy kro»n to at to b« tb«ycraoca »boM naztl «rc aubacribed to the for«£Olr.£ Iratrxaent, and ack:.3»l«d£»rl th,«t tbr»
cx*eottd tba ^av«.
hard and s.TIcial w«3.
Eatel'
E»teJ t. Conlcj
futile Ir. tnc fcr laid County art -t>t>.
lacoricd at nque»t of Cilcn Tl'.le Ir-iurur.cc i '.ru^t Co. Fee t- It41 a t S- A. K.
Hocer K. P.ove, County Hacorier*•• $1.00 4 5y ;<ru'.y P. Cole.
.S;:I.'0*fford, >ius&4ii<l and vlft'fttr' tti .- ',,' , . . ' '• • ". -^- •»
" tiff 00/iM tX)Uwr«-EO ErREET CRixr'lO rr»nk D. D«ri»on'»n^1rl'---?:.v-- : ., -vcad ¥lf» «« Joint Uoaati. ' !' >:.... .. , . :•;-KIAJ, fBOPUOT iltusUd in the :ountj of Saa m«eo, State of C*li.--- .. ~ 6
r of tl» Southwit Quu-tar of 3«otloa 17, 7b»njrMp ''.- ?Bo-rth, Bat** 3 !•§*. *R>« I»iX Half o~ tte Southeast tuart«r of 3«ollon *^S&i*.-5W»»Mj it South, 3iait» 3 Test, /iot E ISouth»e«t tuwt«r of the •= i^jri-^.
aSc»»m»«»t,.3Barteri of Stetioa 18, Township 13 South, iaajt j Kelt. The:, r-VOji^^•^•Bii«>^»t::5B«rt«r of the Kortc«e*t VJ»rter or lectlca 19, Tome lp It Se>ttttf^K«>2^yto«':->:»Mt.T-"B:-; Soutb»»it Caarter of the llorrte-tit ftuirt-r of S»«»o& %*zm££
h'fldi ana »««!» ttli 3r3 Ssy of July 1941.
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July Uil, (wfor; =;, Hetry Cuthbert Sol=«», aMi.County and Prorlncx, penoaally aopeercd T. E. Gafford 4: lIclUc 3,to' tie io be tt» p:rsoc- «ho»- :ian«j are subscribed to the fcrecolnfito ce -JIBT they eifou'ed the «a=». . "' ' :'official seal the J«T a^i tfc-> year In this cir:lflc<
futile la and for sal^ CoBitj-.^io^
Stkte . .'.ly Co=l^slnn fcr life. : ::
^- i-t ri.-tt (5), :-' , Clt- '.•'.
^r-& $
'Ej&k\SMimry so.t .....
:bT Truitor.
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oo* or oorr
••eij :c r^-1 •-!.. -e'-t srrv-.-e'. fc:rsr- 1:. t.;.clt or l.i en uxront 'A'. •Vr*i>
pe;--.<.tt3 ncr.t :-- J.n U:» riM» o; t.'.e first ffay of «a
Jn Conifftemlon of j.
Irline T. Davison
ripf of which it berrbr »cka<rrWf»<l,
600 ff»«t Pala Drlvg. irokdi*f
dollL htrtbj- rttnije. rtkMt and locrm qvitdum to_
Prank D» DaTison - '
rbo« pomucnt xidmi
tht nJ pnptrff in tlx
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of th* northirvct
Parcel 2j
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Pzrctl 2
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Stm of Califorau. dacnbtd u:
It Tb» nor tint e«^
of ••otlon twatj (20), - ;
Tb* «outiar««t quarter (S*£) of tb* *outhv«it quarter
of atotloo ««v«nt*«n (17).Tb« »oatiw««t quarter (SWt) cf tbt north«t«t quarter
°f Motion ei^ateen (18),Tbe eait half (E^) of tba acmtbeatt quarter (SK^) of :, «ection eighteen (18), •Parcel 5i The northaait quarter (IB}) of the northeaat quarter (IE}); of section nineteen (19), . ;Parcel 6j Tbe aoutbeait quarter (SS}} of tb* northveat quarter (IV})of Motion eighteen (18), andParcel 7t Lot two (2) /~§outh*eit quarter (8W}) of northwog^ quarter(HW})_7 of section eighteen (18),
all of said parcel* Ijing and being in tomahlp trelve aonth (12S)
ran^e three nit (5Y), San Bernardino Eaae and Meridian, and containingapproii»atel7 555.62 acrea.
Thi« deed is giren to carry out the mutual agreement of the per ties 'hereto that said property ahall become vested in the grantee as the
grantee's sols and separate property free frost all intereat, title, orclaim of grantor now exiating or which may hereafter arise by roaaonof tba marital relation of aaid partiea and IB so accepted by grantee.,
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DOCUMENT N<x.-15554-
f RECORDED AT REQUEST OF
UNION TITU tKSURANtt t TOST CO.
MAY 0 1948 at fc Mi,
"~: OFFICIAL RECORDS
Cocnty oi San
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Coactj of Sin Dicjo, Sdtc of CiliforuU, bounded tod cJocribed u folknrj;
> P1K3KL It Tb« Korthv«it Qn«rt«r of tb« Hortivsf t Qo«rt«r of Section 20 1
- PASCEL 2t The SovtijvMt (Ju»rUr of th» Soothv«8t QoarUr of Section 17;
• PABCn, 3: Tb» Soothweat Qmrtsr of tb« Morth»&at QoarUr of Section 18 5
. PARCEL it Tb« XMt H»lf of the Soctbwjt Qwrtar of Swrtlon 18j
PAXCn, 5t Tb« Hortii«*it QwrUr of th« Morth»»it QtmrUr of Section 19j
PiECEL 61 Tb« Soetb»«jt Qotrtcr of tbv Hortbvest (JuirUr of Section 1R;
7i Lot 2 (Southvtit 5uir>r of Kcrthv«t QutrUr ) e£ S^jtioo 18.
All rf oftid Pareal* lying »nd 'oe'iag in Tovnahip 12 Sooth, R*ngt 3 U«it, S*n
Bcrnarfioo B*»« aad M«ridi»n in tb« Countj of San Di«go, St»t« of California..
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RECORDED AT REQUEST OF
UNION TITU..«SURM*C£ I TRUST CO.'
MAY ti 1948at9:AJI.'.
OFFICIAL RECORDS
County of S*n Di«
AT ItOADVAY
(AN DII4O II,C.A 11 F O I H t A
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AWOVC THIS LJNC POM RECOMDCR'S USE •
Grant Deed Affix I. U. S. $....?.?.?..$_
A VALl'ADLE CONSIDERATION, mripi .,{ «hi.h i- Ih-t.-ln »l.»..»Vr.Vr.l,
VrrLTJAJ' L. mXLE und OKA":E I.011SK VKIKI£,
'- his wife,
, <ln
husband mrl r/Jl'r, us ,!<<!:t tcnuntn,
U t)« o
i, dacr&ed *s:
-,Tat Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 17; The
j^Bait Half of the Southeast Quarter; Lot 2 (Southwest Barter of
fHorthwest Quarter); Southeast Quarter of Northwest Quarter; South-
2yreit. Quarter of Northeast Quarter of Section IB; the Northeast
^Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 19; and the Horthwest
ttOuirter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 20; all being In
(^Township 12 South, Ranpe 3 West, San Bernardino Meridian, in the
j'Coiinty of San Diepo, State of Califcrnia, according to Dnlted
fjiStiites Ooverment Survey approved September 17, 1889.
/^together with nil oil, mineral, gas and oil rights of. the subj<
'; Grantors in this property.
^Subject tox
lect
General and special taxes for 1951-52.
Conditions, restrictions, reservations, easements, etc., now
of record.
'r-j. 3. Deed of trust of record.
Dai.-.!: October 'dt 1V51
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SEIKO LESS THAN $100.60 ro REVETO STAKTS KSCESSAHT
Grant Deed
KISTLK M. DC1.T, A Wi;CW
THS lEKS Ai;D DEVISEES OF XLV1K M. DUKK, DECEASED,SCEJECT TO TV:E AQaiasT?unoN CF HIS ESTATE
fc**Siero
. The Vest Half of the Korthwwst 5tisrt:r of Section 17,
and the Southeast 0/aarter of the Northeast Quarter of
Section 16, Tovnshlp 12 South, Range 2 Vest, San
Berr&rdlno Meridian
Jt 23. 1957
triri or cxurcaxuCOUKTT Of
lo.' ,'.n.";Q«i3
_4~ rf Aurvit
the undersirnod
for uxl County toil Sate.
E'AO MLCTT KX UQOCDEZ-} USZ OMLY
7059 *s248
5 Betb
JOINT TENANCY
TOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, rocdpt of wfelch it hmjbyi1I
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<Jo hereby
CRANTto
County ofti>c ml piiipcrt)' in Ike
Sate of C*li/orni*, dncribcd u:
i 1/2 cr IE I/it 0? !••£ 1/U
SSC'. 1C-12-3Y
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IS SIC 15-12-3T.
. AS JOINT TENANTS.
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ST/TE OF OO-T JRN1A
COUNT7 OF
Aoril 25th 1954
cjy**'% U* mr lo n^ LM* pmmi___ wl>o*< * m>n> —
tolwnWd to U>r vntkin Innrumrtit «j<j tcknot'lcxiffrd
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brlort mt. tb« ood^riic»id. i Njlirr FibUi 1-5 j
aii] Iff \«M C.uuiity and State, prnontltjr tpp^tred
3PACE BELOW FC R RECORDER'S USE ONLY
r,r-uir»TTAT Of ^JiJ-
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, KftCT K. HOWE. Coi i
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ixmxAL UYZNUI STAMPS IN THIS SPACI
QUITCLAIM DEED
u« nan c&rur »ffa I. H S, J.
IDt DAVEOK, wife of Clarence H. Dawson,
CK.P.KKCE H. DAWSCN
Stilt •! Ctfifsnw. iescriW
.. .FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION.
County of San Dies*,
Let 2 of Section 13, Township 12 South,
Range ^ West, SEB^H, 5UbJpct to an easenent
fcr right-of-way and all utilities over the
southerly fifty feet thereof.
,.19.59,
( CU.IFOHK1A
Cmtj tl San Dl.-go is.
lAtr mtrAt Ml «t.
»*rv '••* . £ Till!' >'<
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of
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GRANT DEED
DC w rwmi IT c« tint
THtt Sf ACI
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Ufii 1.
Eurton D. Hightower, a widovtr
SttXTti Joy G. Luitjen, • married vonan
tbe rwl proper ty i
: St»»t
FOB A YAlUABlf COKSTOEWTIOH. lii
Cwmfj »l Sw Dwjo,
The South Half rf tho Northwest Quarter and the Southvest Quarter
cf th« Northeast Quarter cf Section IP, Township 12 South, Ran^e-
3 West, San Bernardino Base and Meridian, in the County of San
Diego, State of California, according to Dnited States Government
Survey approved Sejiterber 17,. 1889.
RESZRVIFG therafrom one half of all minerals in, on or under said
land.
Buri«n "D. Hightower
St£*e tf CallTomia
Clllty tfSsn Diego
•h.._ Kay 1** ...........n 59
M. •«
Suit.Burton D. Hightover
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fvfcr
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»to* fo* t-cowirs uy omr
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J9 195?
(hiitdaim Deed
E. J. HALS CONSTRUCTION CO.
FOE A VALDADU: CCHSW3UJTCK, r«oKpt o( whid k
&• nd prof>»rty bt d»
Srv • of Ctliicrnii^ detcnlnd u
Tho South w«u of the Nortirw«rt Qoarter and the Southwest
Quart«r of the Nor'.ne»at Quarter of Section 18, To-im&hlp
12 South. R*nj« 3 Wtst. S«n Bernardino Biae »nd Meridian,
In the County of S«n tt*go, State of California, earc and
except one h»lf of rll mintrxli In, on or under ««-ld land,
133 Acres, nions or lens.
60 S. J. HALE CONSTRnCflOy CCg " « :»-., ;~J~" - ^ I .*
Cecille A. Hair,
1 (JOSS
16^4
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1G40
tt-ACZ IKTCMNA1. PHYTNUl rTtMrl m THM WACS
Quitdaim Deed LLS.U
MT.ADOWI.ARK' TFRRACE TNC.
RK A FALGAKZ CCKSZDEXATICtt. m^( W -U± i. fenb?
JOY G LtHTIEW
prppmyatbt
San Diego
Tb« South >""^ of the Northwert Quarter and the Southwert
Quarter of th« Northeast Quarter of Section 18, Totrnahip
12 Sooth, FUn^e 3 Weft, San Bernardino Ba»e and Meridian,
in the County of San Diego, State of California, lave and
except one hc1f of all mineral! in, on or under aaid land
containing 133 acrei, more or lot.
STATE OF CAUTOEN1Acocfmr or
SAN DIEGO
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f%t ^^iffrfyipHQn
i r*A •ckj»««tn£pw! to ex ikai >oclt rornoriti** exe- ^
i tfcc vi.'bi* itaJnincM fwrMt«ji[ le iu 1*7-Uw« w • i y
•PACC kCjOW POM KKCOKOCir* UU OML.T
204^57
ircoiMn. nj.xst MAIL THBTO
'Granteei: 827 «i««ouri St.Sen Diego 9, Call!
0-42211
90194 045
r*ct A*OVT rcm
.t- MVixut (TAurm IN
1950
Grant Deed i it .L «>t. 9J5
FEED «. CLOCK and E0TH B. CLOCK,
husband and (au.xro«
FOR A VALUABLE CONSDDUTION, racdf* ol vkiti b
D* H«ri,j c«-t T. WALTEB s. GRAHAM and BUTH T. CHAHAM.
husband and wife, as Joint tenants
tie nJprepotTb&t city of San Diego
at Sajj DiegO • ^<JJ1* "^ CUlifomU. <fc»cribed u (
Lots 8 aad 9, Block 287 of Pacific B«ach, according
to Kap thereof No. 923, filed IB the office of the
County Becorder of San Diego County Septecber 2U, 1904.
• STXTI Or CAUFO&MAoonrn' or ss.
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:'.i 90195MCOKMNC wouerrw »r
RCMOTC KQUCT OF?IMI OTU uwiict tt:
too AM m7
ur UH. mawsSandra Irr»»ta«Bt C».
f/e J. S. J«loM aad loWoalM
Grant Deed
rOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, rrerifX of %kk)« •
UHOI, htUt«if lad Vlf • '
CRAVTiJD lo SJUOSZT
the following firwcribed real property in ibr
CO., a Callforal* cerporatlom •*':JZ^-
Parcel 1. Tt» Soothy*tt ipaar-Ur of th* lorthMut qnarUr of S»ctloa 18, TowuMp 12: Secfh^,.
Sorr»7 appruWd t*pt«»^«r 17, 1689.
2. AH ti»t portion of l*nd lylac Sortinrly of tl» rlefcV-«f-»»7 ef th» Cormty
Snrr»r lo. 757, in th* Xwt half of the SontbMtt <piartir of S*etioa 16; all k*
la To*n«hlp 12 Booth, £«&[• 3 Vvct, San B»rcjtrdlao McrlAlu, kccordlc^ to tb« Unit**
5l«t»« CoT«rn»«Bt 8urr»7 »pproT«<l S^>t«rt>«r 17, 1689, »«Tt ud «xe«pt th«r»fro« en»-h«lf
of all mln«r«J.i Is, oO, or nji4»T »»14 UuuS r*»«rr»d ~DJ Bortc« E. Elehte«r in i*»A to
Xlk* X. 0«orc* <UU<i K*r l<f, 1959.
J: Kay IB,
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Karlnn E.
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V M»Un P^kKW M jmd {•« »*»•( tfafil MfJ Njt
'!l'^/?.-. nSP-WW.-rES srrr.,..// rirrwrJ t; i O'M""'-* lir C^rw,-* >-- ./
Tiilr Ordrr \. 711Z63-Cnien TU1« Co.
\-,, i2,-2flai
wootsrro »r
WXtH RtCO«O«O MA*. TO'
« COKO «?«ST OFmi fine MKiKt «.*-
HAY 25" tawra
an.w WCOROS .DUCU c>xii<nr, CMJT. 1
Ami IJ!5. t.lW.lP.iT THH Sr«ct
TMtt rov* rv*««t«»<r« rt TITVX
tTIR A VALl'ABU CUNSIDrRATION. mHp< of »bick a bcrrbj- «in-«l«if«J. 0'. C. BiKTn'a** KilKV
CO.,
ofl(n*'in^ tirvril^J rral proprrtT in
v *>f <:^p d«£e
ra«rt»r cf th«of S«cttoB 18,
und Xerldlaa, »«c«rdLnf to
f 1889.
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I'pilJ JliJ I.Tiilr uidrr v, Ti 1 ?B? - Cnien Tltl« Cc.
KXTO* No I7_?nni
MCOtOMG KOUtSTR) »T
PAUL JAKES KJRCKETT
wh«n reoorded mall to
PAUL JAVES BORCRSTT
Coron* D»l Cal.
Ufa 2 2 &'
«. i -5,
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A*OVC TMW UNC FOX NCCOftDCR'I U»t
Quitclaim Deed
TTTUK nmtmitm^f J
FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, recripi of -Wkk » Wrrbjr
EUNICE C. BURCHETT, • narried voca«n,
brrrbr Rf-VISE, RELEASE AND FOREVER QUITCLAIM 10
PAUL JAMES BUECHETT, * Barried nan, as his »ole and separate
property
Ibe
riatr of
drrcriUiJ real prof^rly in the rounlyuf San DiegO
Parcel No. 1 The Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of
Sec. 18, Tovn»hlp 12 South, Range 3 Vent, San Bernardino Ease
and Meridian, According to the United State! Government Survey
Approved Sept. 17, 1889.
Parcel No. 2. All that portion of land lying northerly of the
right-of-way of the County Road Survey No. 757, In the East
Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section No. 18; All being InTownship 12 South, Range 3 We«t, San Bernardino Meridian, In
the County of San Diego, State of California, according to
the United States Government Survey Approved Sept. 17, 1889,
save and except therefrom one-half of all minerals in, onor under said land reserved by Burton D. Kightowcr in Deed to
Mike E. George, Dated May 14, 1959.
2, __________ 1962.
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•>TATT. OF rjtlJFrtRNU
.•H.VTYI.K LOS ANGELES
•„ Kay 2, 1962
**rr P»UH- !• Md Ur k*J4 CM
EUNICE. C^ BURCHETT
^1—.' f. i *
EUNICE C. BURCHETT
|» U li-> |--1—>
Illenc Daniels
E>CTO» or lj»*n
tfco*onG Kouestto f
PAUL JAKES HTRCHKTT
when recorded mall to
PAUL JAKBS BTOCKETT
427* Goldenrod Ro«d
Corona D«l Mar, Cal.
'.KVJ
JBOOCTW
Ml MOD B- «»T.*. i mm. own
«JK>VC T>M« UNt FOM KCCOMOCK'* USE
. »lA.ir? .' -.,40 i
Quitclaim Deed
FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, ncripi o( «ki h n
EUNICZ C. BURC2IETT, « married wocnan,
RF-MISE, RE1XASE AND FOREVER QUITCLAIM lo
PAUL JAMES BUSCHETT, * married man, as his sole and separateproperty
ibe following de-cril»rd re»l proj»CTly in liic rtvunty uf J>au Die*!1
il«lrof Oliforni,:
The Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section l-t,
Township 12 South, Range 3 West, San Bernardino Base and
Meridian, In the County of San Diego, State of California,
according to United States Government Survey Approved Septem-
ber 17, 1889.
.2t 1962.
STATt OK IJUJf UKMA I ssu>L-vnr OF _ LOS .ANGELES ..- .. (
o. «3X-^2 _T9j62_ i,,.,,«. a, ..
EUNICE C. BURCHETT
EUNICE C BURCHETT
. k^-.i.
S Mit^rriU-d lu ihr MIhe ..„,,...< ,s, ua
/
Illene Daniels'^
uuo |'U|I)H in k0J fnr MiJ CtMiilt «jid .Suit
TillrOrdrr.Nu.
Ekcrow ur l>i«an Nu.
I
ttCOttXNG *fOUtSTK> IT
PAUL JAMES BTOCHBTT
wnon recorded mall to
PAUL JJCS BURCHET?
427^ Toldenrod Ro«d
Coroiw Ewl M»r, C»l.
WW 2 2 196?
• SPACC AKOVC TMI« UNC POM KtCOODtR m U»t
Quitclaim Deed
FOR A VAUJABIX OINSIDERATION. rtrop. o) .kirt .
EUH1CE C. BURCHETT, « married women,
kctrt.r RKMISF, RUJJlSr AND R>RrVFJt QUITCLAIM lo
PAUL JAMES BURCHETT, « married man, «i his «ole «nd septr<te
propert7
ihr followinj; dr»rribrtj rejl proj^rly in i
ftik* o/ CalifnrnU:'»«•' S*n Diego
The Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 18,
Township 12 South, Range 3 West, San Bernardino Ba»e and
Meridian, In the County of San Diego, State of California,
according to United States Government Survey Approved Septem-
ber 17, 1889.
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EUNICE C. BURCHETT
i MIMikNIA
ini.-MYi,r LOS ANGELES
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valuable consldarmtlon,- ID*- DMOOf docs hereby reaiae, release and
forever' qultclai*:t<rj, S,.BKLOKI> an f«nqwnt Tor a right-of-way
appurtenant to Parcel "A* and over Parcel "B", which, eaaeaent la
over an existing" roadioiy twsnty-reet la width and extends Troa an..
existing gateway on the South, line of the Northwest qiiarter of the'
Northwest quarter of Section 18 (said, gate being at the terminus
of an existing roadway on an easeaent of record reserved In a deed
froa Ida Dawson to Pranlc K, Thlbodo over said Northwest quarter of
the Northwest quarter of said Section 18) and proceeds in a generally
southeasterly and westerly direction across Parcel "B" to a point
in the west line of said Northwest quarter of Section1 18, at the
southwest corner of said Northwest quarter of Section 18.
Parcel "A", herelnabove referred to, is situated in San
Diego County, California and' Is jnore particularly described as
follows:
Lots 1 and 2 of Fractional Section 12, Township
12 South, Range 4 West; and Lots 2 and 2 (beingthe west half of the northwest quarter) of Section
7, Township 12 South, Range 3 West; and all landin Fractional Section 12, Township 12 South, Range4 West, and In Section 7, Township 12 South, Range
3 West, lying north of a line beglr^iins on the
easterly-line: or th*cR*nohcr Agua_ Bedioryia,. N 3oegr*««,- 11-'" 27" V«at^. 196*. 14 f eef frosr that Bouth- -
west cornet^ of-Fractional. Section ^.Township12 Souths lfcng»i_Vert; \theac*-. N 63 o*sre««_ 06«~
thtnoe South 28-degr*»si-55r'last; 309.68 feet;.*
thence-North: 89 degree** 56 ^04" East 1239.30 feet,more-or les»^ to a. point 350 feet Vest of tha Easterly.
Una' of''the-Southwest QuartaE of. Section. 7. Township*
17«09" West, to m. polnlf ot Intersection Kith, th* 'south*rly_ boundary: liofc of land comr«y»d by Ida.Dawmon to James V^ Hunt ley-and- Constance Huntley
In tha Southeast Quarter: of. the Northwest Quarterof' Section 7» Township, 12. South^ Rang* 3 Veit,. by
oe«d-recoraKlJanuary 19£/5» In the of fie* of th*San"- Diego County Recorder;- and. thence along saidSoutherly boundary North 69 degrees, 38' 5°" **«tto •••point in. the West Una of the Southeast Quarterof the- Northwest Quarter of Section 7. 825 feet South.
0 degrees,- 29' 10 Ea«t of the Northw«ot corner ofthe-Southeast Quartero^ the Northwest Quarter of
S«otlon--7^Townahlp. 12-South, Range 3 West, SBB4*.See Record: of Surrey H*p 38&9 In San Diego CountyRecorder's office.
Parcel-"B", hereinaboye referred to, la situated in Jan
Diego County; California, and Is acre particularly described as
follows:
South one-half of the northwest one-quarter of
Section 18, Township 12 South, Range 3 West,
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STATB OP CALIPORKIA)
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COUNTY OP SAN DISOO)
On Srptybtr Ifl,1964 before n*s.rptyb ,the undersigned, a Notary Public In and for
said County and State personally appeared
IDA DAWSON Icnowfi to me to be the person whose
naae Is subscribed to the within Instrument,
and acknowledged to me that she executed the
sa»e.
WTTNESS my hand and Official Seal.
Notary Public
COMMILLA K. SHERWOOD
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WHEN RECORDED MAIL TO:
Belsan Invest.Co. Inc.
3311 Star-line Drive.
Rolling Hills, California, 3027!t
DEC 3
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I ACE ABOVE THIS LINE FOR RECORDER'S USE
I»;AIL TAX STATEMENTS TO:
SAME AS ABOVE . .
DOCLtSefTAKY TRVCFER TAX t '±1^
XX. CanouKd on ttvt LumUmmuon or fttut el praptny con««mf OR
CorrouKd an ttx ov»tk»«»««»on orVitn4 K« I»»T« tv •ru.tru trfm
nnv«Mf>f « un*» of n*t-
~ F.spoririidn Na-'-innal Bank
Tax Paj^el #221-010-29
GRAHT DEED
FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt 0< which is henby i>cknowledged.
CLARENCE H. DAV.30N
hereby GRANT(S) to
BELSAN IKVESTMEKTS CO., INC., s. California Corporation.
tt>« real property in the City of
CounTv o> San Diego
TTAKSffl TAX r*J*
HAJUTT F. l:OOM. UCOtOU
, Sute of California, described «s
PARCEL 1: Lot 2 Section 13, Township 12 South, Range ^ West, San Bernerdino
Base and Meridian, in the Crunty of Sin Dipgo, State of California, eccording
to United States Government Survey approved October 25, 1875.
PARCEL 2: An easement for road purposes over the Westerly 20 feet cf Lot 3
Section 13, Township 12 South, Range t- West, San Bernardino Base and Meridian.
d Kovernber 5. 1975
Clarence K." Dawscn
ilATE OF CA'.IFOCOJNVY OF
San Diego
Oiy'l Uoyember 2^J 1975
iWlOfe »n«. llf unocfupntxj, I Notary
' Stale. DtoonT'iy •pt)«»*«d
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WITNESS my h*S''
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'STEWART. TITLE COMPANY OF SAN DIEGO
AFTER RECORDING RSTDRN l^-
Stewart .Title .Company
P.O. Box-1950
San Diego, CA 92112 •
• • " ' / QUITCLAIM DEED
... ... Por a valuable consideration, receipt of which is
hereby acknowledged, IDA DAWSON, a married woman, hereby
remises, releases and forever quitclaijis to BELSAN INVESTMENT
CO., a California corporation, the following described real
property in the County of San Diego, State of California:
PARCEL 6:
The Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter in
Section 18, Township 12 South, Range 3 West, San
• Bernardino Meridian,-in the County of San Diego,
State of California, according to Dnited States
Government Survey.
Excepting therefrom the Southwest Quarter of the North-
west Quarter one-half of all minerals in, on or under sa'd land
as reserved by Burton D. Hightower, a widower, in Deed recorded
May 19, 1959 in Book 7669, Page 361 of Official Records.
Dated: ~7 V ~± U/lM/J I_j[_
IDA DJCTI
State of California )
) ss.
County of San Diego )
May 9, 1977 , before me, the under-On
signed, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, per-
sonally appeared IDA DAWSON, known to me to be the person whose
name is. subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to
me that she executed the same.
Witness my hand and official seal.
rm»ei«*i. crrrMM tXCBO CpuNTT
EXHIBIT "W"
86 599827MCOftOIMO riOUCJTCD BY
Hufstedler, Miller, OrisonBeards ley
700 South Flower Street, 16thLos Angeles, California 90017
Wllam R. Christian, Es
1 Rtccrvntu inOFFICIAL nEce>rcr.3
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, Killer, Carlson t BeardlLy
»«~ 700 South Flower. Street, 16tn Floor
IJX Angeles, CalifomiA 90017
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700 South Flower Street, 16th Floor
£2 Los Angeles, California 90017
Attn: KLUiaQ R. Christian, Esq.
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ftpACE A»OYt THIS UNC FOR RECORDER'S USE
Corporation Grant Deed TAX ROU PAKCEL NO
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Donneaury traaifcf Ux i< 1 2 , 200
(^ compiled 01 tall value of property conveyed, or
( ) conpitej oa full value leaa value of tiens and eoctunbranceCarlsbad( )1 Cur nf
FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of whick i. kereby acknowledftd,
RUBEL INVESTMENT CO.
a corporauoi orgaaize^ Bflder tke lawa of tke Sutc of California
the grantees as shown on Exhibit "A* attached hereto
hereby GRANTS U)
in and to that certain real property in the
Co«oty of san Diego , Stale of CJiforaia:
As more particularly described on Exhibit "B" attached hereto.
In Witneu 'Whereof, uid corporation ku cauted itj corporate name and teal to be affiioJ hereto and thii inurn-
ment lo be eiecuioi by "« _Pre»ident arid ~
thereunto duly culhoriyed.
>««J December *' 1986 RUBEL INVESTMENT CO.
S7ATK OF CALIFORNIA
COU--H- OF LOS ANGELES ss
On December 2, 1986
undersigned,_jnd lor
. before me. ihe
S:aic. pcrinr.ili)
''personally known 10 me or pimtd \o fnt on thi tiiii o: wn^-
facior)' evidence iv be the per»on who executed the n-ilhin
mitrumcni as ihe President, indIAKRY G'RISMER ..I pcrvonillv kno.-n to
mr ur proved 10 me on the basis of uiufjnory evxlcnce 10 be the
perw»n *-ho executed ihe »nthin instrument 41 the
Sccrcury of the Corporaiion thai txecuied the wuhm insiu^iem
and acknowledged to me that such corporation executed the
fiihin instrument pursuant to its by-Uwi or a resolution of its
board of director!.
WITS'E5<yny hand an^l gffi;ial «raJ.
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LARR^GRISKER, Secretary
OFFICIAL SEAL1HEA HARRISNOUBT PUBUC - C
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EXHIBIT 'A*
GRANTEE;
To LARRY GRISKER, an undivided 33% interest; to
LARRY LEE GRISKER II, an undivided 0.17% interest; to JEJTREY
THOMAS GRISKER, an undivided 0.17% interest; to J.S. BELOKD,
an undivided 33.33% interest; to E&CIBAR, D»C., a Utah
corporation, an undivided 16.67% interest; to SAKUZL SAX, as
an undivided 3.33% interest; to RICHARD LEE SAX, »n undivided
3.33% interest; to RICHARD LEE SAX, as trustee for LARRY
ERATH, an undivided 1.6667% interest; to JOHK R. KILLER and
BETTY L.K. SYKES, an undivided .'..6667% interest; to AKTHONY
PARISIAN, an undivided 1.6667% interest; to DARYL DAVENPORT,
an undivided ..6667% interest; to KICHAEL ZARRO, an undivided
1.6667% interest; and to KARY LEE TOC.TER, an undivided 1.6667%
interest.
pervor.aH\ known to me or proved 10 me on tne bisii of iz::*--
factory evidence to be the pcr^or. who executed the u ;:h:r.
.nirrumen: as ihe __..-.^- Piesideni. and
LARRY GRISH£R pcr&onaJK known TO
me or proved to me on the I- -sis of utufanorv evidence to be :he
pcrvjn who executed the within instrument as the J |L__. n
Sec'eiary of the Corporation that executed the within instrument
and acknowledged to me that such corporation executed the
withm instrument pursuant to its by-laws or a resolution of iu
board of directors.
WrTNESjmy niftd xnJ otfif iaj ml.
Signature
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IJJtRY'GRISfZR, Secretary
OFFICIAL SEAL I
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Order No or L No_
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pcrxinilly known tc me or provtd lo me on the buu of sins-
fanon- oidcnce to b; tht penon who executed the u-ithin
irumiment u TSc President, ino
pcr^niJIv known loLARRY GRISMER LARRY'GRISKER,Secretary
me or proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the
penon who executed the within instrument as the
Secretary of the Corporation that executed the within instrument
and acknowledged to me that such corporation executed the
within i&Aninxni pursuant to in by-laws or t resolution of its
board of directors.
WtTNESSjny hand aqd official iql.
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AMD *H« KCCOAOCO MAIL TOr • ~i
^^ MICHAEL ZASRO
J^w^ 1*57 Highland Drive
gj* L Solan* Beach, CA 92075 j
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( ) compottd on foil vahoe of property conveyed, or
( ) computed on fuD value kssvahie of lieni tnd eneumbnaces rocximng it rime of silc.
( ) Unincorporated area: C03) City of Carlsbad , tod
FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which is hereby icfcnowiedged,
PHYLLIS ZARRO, a married woman • and wife o
hereby REMISES, RELEASES AND QUITCLAIMS to MIand separate property
tbe following described real property in the £ity of C
Counryof San Diego
PER EXHIBIT "A" ATTACHED HERETO AKD HADE A
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Dated: Ju!y 9> 1986 —
f the Grantee herein
CTEiAEL ZARROi a narried nan, as his sole
arlsbad
, Sate of California:
PART HEREOF
PHXiLIS ZARROy
JMAI tUt- CALIFORNIA »
COUNTY OF jjgj uifgfl Is5-
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me. d* taieratacA, i Notary Public in ind for aid Sute,
PcrxwiDr ipparo) Phyllis Zarro
pc-KMuOy kae-n to BC or proved to OK on tbe bub of ut-
niroorjr cridcwr to be tbe Penoa wbote name is
WITNESS B^lxuxJ ud officul mi.
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The land referred to herein it situated ID tb* Stata ofCalifornia. County at San Olefo, and 1< deecribed u follow* :
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The Southeast Ooartar of th« Hortnveat Quarter of Section II,
Townahip U South. kana* 5 Me*t, San karoardlno SAM and Xeridian,in the city of Carlibed, County of San 01*70, Slat* of California.according to United States Corerrneent Survey appro-red September 17,
one-half of all mineral* In. cm at under eaidlutd u re*«rv«d by eurton D. Elontewer, • vloover, in D**dr*coro>d lUy It, H5» In look 7««, p»7» 3*1 of official Jt»cord*.
'Tha Soutttvwt Quarter of tfi« KorUiv««t Quarcar of Section It,TovnaMp 1J Soma, Itaaq* 3 Out, Can taraardino fra** and Haridlan,
in tba City of CirlPhart, County of Can Oiwjo, Stata et California.according to Daita<[ Itat*« ccrraraant Surrey apprwr»l t«ptaat>wr 1",1111.
UXJnmt, TEDtmo* en*-halt of all mineral* in, oa or vndar aaidlaad aa r**«rmi by fturtaa D. Kif&urvar, a vidomr, in o*«d
rvcordad Hay 11, 1151 in took Ttli, p*o:a 341 of Official t^corda.
Lot 1, tacrtLcm II, tovnstii; U Souen, >ano« 4 »**t, San karoardlno&aa« and Naridlan. in tha County of San Dia^o, Sttta of California.accocdlA) to tlnitad Stataa Covamaant Surrvy appxorod QctftNir 2S.
1175.
Xn aaaaaant for public road and utility purpocaa, over, under,alonf and acroaa tb» follovinf d«serii>*d real property, in th«
county of San 01*90, suta of California, particularly describedai tollovi:
T&o»« portiona of tot ] in Section 13, TovBaMp U Soutn, Kanaa 4feat and of Lot 1 in Section II, Tovnxnlp U Soot&, lan^e 3 Here,San Bernardino kale and Heridian, in tn* Caoscy of San 01*70,
stata of California, lylno: vitnin a rtrip of land «o feet vid<>,30 feet en eacn aloe of UM tollovincj de*crik*d renter line:
at mglneer'a Station t7«4S.Oi on tbe center line ofBoed Surrey *o. 757, a copy of which is on file in tna ufflc* oftoe County Engineer of San Diego county, being a point on a curveconcave taaurly, tea center of which pear* Sooth 74'43'03* Caac400 feet; ebeace lortnerly alonq said curve toreoon a centralaffljle of 2I'01'21' a distance of Its. 13 feet to the beiyirnlno of
a nrrerM carre concare Heatarly and naTiao; a redioa of 400 feet:tnance Bortharly along eald curve throuon a central angle of43'22'3t" a dlrfinre of 301.13 feet to a point vhlch is lorch
lfSt'33* Ia*t 13 feet and lorU 00*04'21* Me«t 0.31 feet troitne »eet Ooarter corner of eaid Sectioa II, TovaaUp U Sovch,lange 3 "
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Tb« souUmeet Quarter of the lortbeast Ooartar of Section II,TcvaabiB U SovtH, kanqe 3 »eet, San. »emardii>o taee and Karidian,in tha City of Carl abed, in the County of San Diego, Stata ofCalifornia, according to united State* Comment Survey aperoved' 17, 1SS1.
THIJI ftat ooe*half of «i ] minerals In, oa or under eaidland aa reeerved by lurton D. Elqntover, a widover, in deedrecorded Hay 11, 1151 in kook 7C<1, pefe 3<1 of Official KecenU.
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ANO*MHCN KCCOMDCD MAIL TOr
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THE REAL PROPERTY HERXTJl DESCRIBED WAS PURCHASE ¥TI 3
THE grirjt AX} SEPARATE FUM3S OT THE GRMTTEE,RtT 11911
( ) oxnpnted on full value of piu^jeiiy conveyed, or
( ) computed on fufl value lea vihie of liens snd encumbrujccs remaining at rime of sale.
( ) Unincorporated area: ( "^ Gty of Carlsbad , and
FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which'is hereby acknowledged,
FLORENCE DAVENPORT, a married wooan and wife of the Grantee herein
hereby REMISES, RELEASES AND QUITCLAIMS to DARYL DAVENPORT, a married man, as his sole
and separate property
the following described real property in the city of Carlsbad
County of S»n nieqo , Sate of California;
PER EXHIBIT "A" ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART hEREOF
Dated:July 9. 1986
FLORENCE DAVENPORT
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COL-NTYOF SAN DIEGO
On JULY 11. 1986 before
me. the ondcnigncd. i Nomy Public in tnd for Slid Sutc.
pcnonalry appeared *Tlorepee Davenport* *
penoruDy known Co rnc or provrd to me on the buis of ut*
bfiaory cvxlencr to be the pcnon whose rume is
lubtcribcxl 10 the within insrrumait uuj acknowlcdfcd
that she executed ehc **"*^ ••
i and official seal.
,._ OFFICIAL SEAL/*?& J M.EISENMAM Q
fe^SPr^ NOTARY PUBLIC-CAU^NIA 0R--4U-> ^'J^N D|£GO COUNT-.- 0
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The land referred to herein ii iltuated In the State ofCalifornia, County of San 01*90. and 1> deecribed ea follovm:
The Southeaet Quarter et the »orthve»t Quarter ef Section II,Townmhlp u South, kanoe ) Hut, Sen lernardino »asa and Haridien.in the City ef Carlsbad, County ef Can Dleoo, State ef California.according to Caitad State* cx>»era»ent Surrey approved September IT111*.
TKZxmtQM one-halt of all mlaarala In, oe or under aaidland a* referred byaurtoa D. Kiohtover,- a -widower. in Deedrecorded Kay II, U5» la »oak 744». peoe 3(1 it Official
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TM Southv*«t Quart«r of tin Norehv*xt Ooarcar of Section II,- Tovna&ip u South, aanqa 3 u*at, San a«rnardino tas* and Karldian,in the City, cf Carl*b*d. County of San Di*o«, Itata ef California.•ccontin? to United state* Covement JUTV«Y approved Saptavbar 17,llll.
DCrrTDtO nrxmtCM en*-tialf of all »ln«r»l« in, on or under aaidland a* ruarved by Burton o. Klobuxrar, > widow, in DewSrecorded Hay 1>, Its* in took 7t«f, paae 3fl of Official Recorda.
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Lot 2, Section 13, TovnaMp 12 South, Lance 4 Ve*t, San temardino&a«e and Haridlan, in the County of San Oieoo, State of California.according, to United state* Covanaent Surrey approved October 25,1175.
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Xn eaaaaenx tor public road and utility purpoeea, ovar, ur>l«r,alone; and acroea the follovino deecribed real proeerry, in thacounty of San Dieoe, State of California, particularly deacrii>eda< follow:
Tnoae portloni of Lot 3 in Section 13, Tovnahip U South, Jlanae 4weet and ef Lot 3 in Section II, Tovnahlp U South, Sanaa 3 w«at,San e«rn*nlinc ta*e and Meridian, in the County of San Dleoo,
State ef California, lyinq within a (trip of land 10 feet vide,10 feet oa each aide of tba foUovina deKxibed center line:
, at Enfineer'e station {7*45. 0( oa the center line ofRoad Survey to. 757, a copy of which is oa file in the Office ofthe County tnolneer of San Oleoo County, being a point on a curv«concave taxtaily, the center ot vnica bear* South 7fo'03* £*'t<00 feetj thence northerly alorej »ai.d carve throuoH a centralangle ef 2I'01'21' a distance ot If5.«3 feet to the bealnalnq ofa reverse carve concave Meaterly and nari-xj a radlui ot 400 feet:thence northerly along aald curve throuoA a < eatral angle of43'22')»* a illaTive ef 302.13 feet to a point which la »orthIC5f'I3* tart <3 feet Lnd March OO'M'21* >*»»t o.}> feet fromthe Vert Quarter corner ef Mid Section u, Tovnahip 12 South,Sanaa 3 He«t.
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The Southve*t Quarter of the Northaart Quarter of Section II,Tovnaaip 12 South, Kanaa 1 «e«t, San fteraerdjao ka»e and Heridian,in the City of Cazlebad, in the County ef San Dleoo. State ofCalifornia, according to Dnited Sutee Covemoeat Survey approvedSeptember 17, isi*.
EZUmxc ruurituM one-half of all elnerala in, on or under eaidland aa rmeerved by kuruo D. Hiohtover, a vidovar, in deedrecorded Ray if, 1»5» in took 7«l, p*g« 1(1 of Official lecerda.
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The undrrsigDcd gnntor<s) dedire(j):
Documoitxiy ganrfg ox is $
THE REAL PROPERTT HEJOIIK DESCSOnED MAS PURCHASED
THE SOLE AKD SEPARATE FUNDS O? TEE GRAXTEE. R S. T
( ) computed on full value of property conveyed, or
( ) computed on full value less value of lien* and encumbrances remaining at rilae of sale.
( ) Unincorporated area: ( «) Gty of Carlsbad _ _
FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged,
KATHLEEN MARIE SAX, a married woman and wife of the Grantee herein
hereby REMISES, RELEASES AND QUITCLAIMS tosole and separate property
LEE SAX, a married man, as his
the following described real property in the city of Carlsbad
County of San Die9° , State of Ctlifomia:
PKR rxRTRTT AMD XAUu & P.M~ ii;r;.'X5F
Dated: July 9, 1986
A- 'LEEN KARIE SAX
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me, [he underlined, a Noury Public in and for laid Sutc.
personally appeared Kathleen Marie Sax
penonally known to me or pro fed to me on the buu of ui-
bfaftory evidence to be the penon who«e name_ is
to the within irutniment and acknowkedfed
executed the umc.that .
WITNESS my hand and official seal
Sifoaturc S^-
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EXHIBIT A
Ti>« land referred to hsrein if situated In the State ofCalifornia, County ef San 01*70, and li described as follows:
The Southeast Quarter ef th« northwest Quarter of Section II.Tovnship 12 South, fcange 3 West, Sao Bernardino Base and Karidian.in to* City ot Carlsbad, County of San Diego, Stats ef California.according to United States Cu»e resent Survey approved September 17llll.
rxcrrrms mutnen one-half of all Kiner&l* in. oa or under Midland as reserved by Burton D. xightaver, a widower, in Deedrecorded Kay If. 119* ia Book 7i«», pege 1(1 of Official »ecords.
The Southwest Quarter ef the northwest Quarter of Section II,Tovnship 1) South, Jiangs ) He«t, San temardlno (axe and Meridian,is the City of Carlsbad, County of San Die-jo, State of California.according to Dnited state* Covement Survey approved September 17,111*.
• CXCZPnxc THZUTKX one-half of all lineral* in, c-n or under Midland u referred by Burton D. Kiotitower, a widower, in Deedrecorded Kay II, l»Sl in Book 7to. pe«e }<1 of Official Hecords.
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Lot 2, Section 13, Tovnship U Scv>J> Xanoe 4 Vert, Sen BernardinoBaee and Meridian, In the County o. tn Dieo«, scat* of California,according to Dai ted states Covenme^* Survey approved October M,1175.
An easement tor public road and utility purposes, over, under.along and across the following described real property, in th«County of San Diego, state of California, particularly describedas follovs:
Those portions ef Lot 3 in Secticn 13, Tovnship 12 South, Range 4West end of Lot 3 in Section II, Tovnship 12 South, Langs ] West.San Bernardino Base and Meridian, ih the County of San Diego,
State of California, lying vithlh a (trip of land to feet wide,30 feet on each side of the following described center line:
Beginning at tnglneer's station <7«4J.o< on the center line ofSoad Survey Bo. 757, a copy of which is on file in the office ofthe Couzrcy Engineer of San Diego Couaty, being a point on a curveconcave Easterly, the center of which bears South 74-43'D3> East400 feet; tbence Vortherly along said curve through a centralangle of 3f01'21' a distance of 1*3. (3 feet to the beginning ofa reverse curve concave Westerly and having a radius ef 400 feet:thence lortherly along said cum through a central aa^le of43-22'}** a distance of 302.13 feet ta a point which Is north• fH'11- tut <] feet and north CO 'Of 21' Mast 0.3* feet frathe West Quarter corner of said Section II, Tovnship 12 South,Kange 3 West.
The Southwest Quarter of the Vortheast Quarter of Section II,Tovnship 1} South, JUnge 3 West, Ssh Bernardino Base and Meridian,in the City of Carlsbad, in the County ef Saa Diego, Xtate efCalifornia, according to Dnited States Government Survey approvedSeptember 17. llll.
EXCTTTIKC taxmOH one-half of all Klnanls in, on or under saidland as reserved by Burun D. Klghtover, a widover, in deedrecorded Kay it, 1»3» In Book 7««, pege 3(1 of Official (ecorus.
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|~ George ViBpey, Inc. and
**•* Gentry Conatruction Coapany, In :
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POR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which i> berety .cknowledpsi,
DEVONSHIRE nKANCIAL, INC., a Califcrnia corporation
bereby CRANTfSl to
GEORGE WMPET, ISC., a Delaware corporation, and GENTKT COKSTRDCTIOH COMFAKT, INC.,
a California corporation, each as to an undivided one-half interest
tie following Ascribed ret] property in the City of Carlsbad
county of £&a Diego < title of California:
PARCH. 1:
The Southeast Quarter of the Korthwest Quarter of Section 18, Tovnship 12 South,
Range 3 West, San Bernardino Base and Meridian, in the City of Carlsbad, County
of San Diego, State of California, according to United Slates Government Survey approved
September 17, 1889 (as acre particularly described on Exhibit "A" attached hereto and
made a part hereof by this reference)
frecember 31. 1986 DEVONSHIRE FIKANCIAL. INC.
a California^corporation
5TATE OF CALIFORNIA
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FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which U berebj acknowledged,
DEVONSHIRE nHANCIAL, IHC., a California corporation
hereby CILU«T(S) to
GEORGE VTMPEY, INC., a Delaware corporation, and CEKTRT CONSTRDCTION COMPANY, INC.,
a California corporation, each as to an undivided one— half interest
the following Described real property in ibe City of Carlsbad
county of San Diego , slate of California:
PARCEL 1:
The Southeast Quarter of the Korthvest Quarter of Section 18, Tcvnship 12 South,
Range 3 West, San Bernardino Base ard Meridian, in the City of Carlsbad, County
of San Diego, State of California, according to United States Government Survey approved
September 17, 1889 (as more particularly described on Exhibit "A" attached hereto and
made a part hereof by this reference)
Data! December 31. 1986 DEVOKSHIRE FIKA?:CIAL. INC..
a California corporation
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EXHIBIT "A"
LEGM, ECSCKXPTICN
PAfCEL 1:
The Southeast Qoarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 18, Township
12 South, Jtenge 3 Kest, San Bernardino IVase and Meridian, in the City of
Carlsbad, County of Ssn Diego, State of California, according to United
Stated Government Survey approved September 17, 1889.
EXCDTDC THEREFKCH one-half of all minerals in, on or under said land
as reserved by Bui-ton D. Hightower, a widower, in Deed recorded Kay 19,
1959 in Book 76G9, Page 361 of Official Records.
PMC3. 2:
The Southwest Ouarter of thj Northvest Oiurter of Section 18, Tov.7>ship
12 South, fUnge 3 West, Sin Bernardino Ecse and Pridian, in the City of
Carlsbad, County of Sin Diego, Slate of California, occordijxj to United
States Gwcrrssent Survey approv<.«d SepU:iJA!r 17, 1889.
cnc-hnlf of all minerals in, on or u-r5r:r r^'d ?.vd
as re-served by E-urton D. Higiitower, a viocver, in Dc-vid r.-corcc-d Kay 19.
1959 in Book 7669, Pc.-ge 361 of Official Records.
PAFCEL 3A:
Lot 2, Section 13, Tov.nship 12 South, RTJ.-CC 4 V.'est, San Bcmii-dino Base
cjid J-Vrridian, in tlie County of Srin Dic<jo, State of California, according
to United States G<7vcinn=nt Sui-vc-y «jjj;.iwcd October 25, 1875.
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^•Ji ea5cr:ent for public rand and utility pv.ixoscs, o\'r;r, xirrJ.-rr, along .od
ocicss the follo^djig dc-scribc-d real prop.-ity, in the Cfjunty of 5-in
Die<jo, State of California, particularly (K-xrribod as lollcv.-s:
[jortioiis of "lot 3 in £<-i-'t ion 13, Tu..r.:-hip 12 South, Ru-^-c < V.V.-.;t
.jx3 of lot 3 in .%-ction 38, Ttwnship 12 .r<-uth, Rinye 3 Kcst, San
r.:-rr.Trdino Eos« and Itridian, in the Cc-.inUy of Son Diego, State of
California, lyir"a within a strip of Iruid CO feet wide, 30 feet on c*ch
iidc of the following described cc-nter line:
?-vginning at Engineer's Station 67-KS.06 on the centex line of Roed
Surrey No. 757, a copy of vfriich is on file :.i the Office of the County
Engineer of San Die-go County, being a point on a curve concave Easterly,
the center line of v.'hich bears South 74 df?grees 43 minutes 03 seconds
T-ist 400 feet; thence Northerly alo.ig :;j>jd curve through a central i-jole
of 2H degrees 01 minute 21 seconds a distance of 195.63 feet to the
beginning of a reverse curve concave Westerly and havinq a radius of 400
feet; thence Northerly along said curve through a central angle of 43
degrees 72 ninutes 39 seconds a distance of 302.83 feet to a point which
is North 89 degrees 59 minutes 33 seconds East 63 feet and North 00
degrees 04 minutes 21 seconds West 0.39 feet from the Kest
corner of said Section 18, Township 12 South, Ra.ige 3 Vtest.
FWCO. 4:
The Southwest Oaaxtfcr of the Northeast Carter of Section IB,
12 Scjth, Rr-nge 3 VJest, San Bernardino Eiue and r^ridien, in the City of
Carlsbad, in tl>e County of Ss-i Dicco, Stote of Califcmia, according to
United States Govc-nmint Suivey approved Septerrtcr 17, 1889.
EXCEPTING THE££T?CM one-half of all minerals in, on or under said land
ds reserved by Burton D. Hichta«t;r, a widcwer, in deed recorded Ksy 19,
1959 in BooX 7669. Poge 361 of Official Ri-oords.
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WHEN RECORDED MAIL TO:
Devonshire Financial, Inc.
1241 Cave Street
La JoLU. a 92037
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MAIL TAX STATEMENTS TO:
Devonshire Financial, Inc.
1241 Cave Street
La Jolla, CA 92037
DOCLI*NTARY TRA^eFER TAX t 880.00
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FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which n. hereby
The Grantors as shown on Exhibit "A" attached hereto
GRANTEt to Devonshire Financial, Inc., a California Corporation
, Stale of California, described as
the reil property in the City of Carlsbad
County of San Diego
as more particularly described cti Exhibit "B" attached hereto.
Dated.
STATE OF CALIFORNIACOUNTY OF
San Diego
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fc*acrib*d to m« within instrument and icknomiKl0«d m*t
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CORA ROUE
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GRANTORS
LARRY GRISMEP., an undivided 33Z interest; LARRY LEE
GRISMER II and MARTA SUE GRISMER, an undivided 0.17Z interest;
JEFFREY THOMAS GRISMER, an.undivided 0.177 interest; J.S. BELOND,
an undivided 33.331 interest; ENCIBAR, INC., a Utah Corporation,
an undivided 16.67Z interest; SAMUEL E. SAX and PAULINE SAX, an
undivided 3.331 interest; RICHARD LEE SAX, an undivided 3.33Z
interest; RICHARD LEE SAX, as Trustee for LARRY ERATH, an
undivided 1.6667Z interest; JOHN R, MILLER and MICHELLE MILLER
and BETTY L.M. SYKES, an undivided 1.6667Z interest; ANTHONY
PARISIAN -and GRETCHEN NAOMI PARISIAN, an undivided 1.6667Z
interest; DARYL DAVENPORT and FLORENCE PAT DAVENPORT, an
undivided 1.6667Z interest MICHAEL ZARPO and PHYLLIS A. ZARRO,
an undivided 1.6667Z interest; and to KAP.Y LEE TOOKER, an
undivided 1.6667Z interest.
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Enclbar Inc.
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EXHIBIT "B1
The land referred to herein is situated in the State of
California, County of San Diego, and ii described as follows:
The Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 18,
Township 12. South, .Range 3 West, San Bernardino Base and
Meridian, in the City of Carlsbad, County of San Diego, State
of California, according to United States Government Survey
approved September 17, 1889.
EXCEPTING THEREFROM one-half of all minerals in, on or under
said land as reserved by Burton D. Rightower, a widower, in
Deed recorded May 19, 1959 in Book 7669, page 361 of Official
Records,
STATE Of CALIFORNIA
COUN'T V Of
San 1 '
Of ... ?.*£e?1>«J 31, 1986
brlotc n*. ifw unct«l«9n«d. « Not»Y f'ut^tc in wx) foi fc*>ll
Sui«. ixnuuiiy xx«»«d fhf ahnvp
n to me to tx tftt pmon who** rurrv* S—Pr^
to iKt wittMn inruvfnvnt and •cknowtadpad tK»t
they «««cui*d the umc.
HEKORAMDOK OF
OPTION AGREEMENT
THIS MEMORANDDM OP OPTION AGRTMENT is Bade by and
between CARRILLO RAHCHO PARTNERSHIP, a general partnership
("Carrillo), and WIMPEY GENTRY INC., a California corporation,
on ?Tut)Z- 3-(,, 1987, with reference to the
Recitals
A. Carrillo is the owner of approximately 71.164 acres
of unimproved -real property located in the City of Carlsbad,
County of San Diego, State of California, particularly
described on Exhibit A attached hereto.
B. Kinpey Gentry is the owner of the real property
adjacent to the Carrillo Property particularly described on
ExhtBJt B attached hereto (the "Wimpey Gentry Property").
C. Himpey Gentry desires to acquire the exclusive right
to purchase the Carrillo Property, without becoming obligated
to purchase, at an agreed price and under specified terms and
conditions, in contemplation of the joint development of the
Carrillo Property and the Winpey Gentry Property, and for the
purpose of making studies in connection therewith, desires to
obtain access to the Carrillo Property during the OptionPeriod. • ^~f-
THEREFORE, Carrillo hereby grants""toWimpey Gentry the
option to purchase the Carrillo Proper€y^affil to enter upon the
sane upon the terms and provisions set forth in that certain
Agreement between the parties executed and delivered concur-
rently herewith, upon the terms and provisions set forth
therein. This Memorandum is not a complete statement of such
terms and provisions.
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WITNESS execution of this Memorandum effective the date
first above written:
Carrillo:CARRILLO RANCHO PARTNERSHIP,
a California general partership
By.Byron K. White
Title:* General Partner
BY
Irl R. Robinson
Title: General Partner
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By<
Alvin D. Ziskin •>^
Title: General Partner
Hinpey Gentry: WIKPEY GENTRY INC.
BY: i ±PGeorge fl. Gent:f
AND
C. C. Cha;.dley,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
)ss.
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ) l
On HayJ^, 1987, before me, the undersigned, a Notary
Public for the State of California, personally appeared BYRON
F. WHITE, IRL R. ROBINSON and ALVIN D. ZISKIN, personally known
to ne (or—proved—te—»e—on—the—btsia—of—aatiafacLory—evidence)
to be three of the Partners of the Partnership that executed
the within instrument, and known to me to be the persons that
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acknowledged to »e that the Partnership executed it.
WITNESS «y hand and official seal:
NOTARX P0BLIC
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
)ss.
COUNT! OF SAN DIEGO )
On Kay , 1987, before me, the undersigned, a Notary
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tkc mac A qoiirrjr of the oOiccr)
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befaatf of Ibe corpontxx
to IK Lka the CDrpontioa cxcoled k.
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Pibfcc •> ud (or uid Coostjr uxl Suic FOA NOTARY ftCAL Ofl STAMP
i'-V«>••'• June 26. IPS?
«ntf tor MM ceuntr •« Sat. pvxntfr
»-: >«min«l| mui.,a«.)orpro^«no«.or»»b»»
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executed this instrunent on behalf of said Partnership
acknowledged to ae that the Partnership executed it.
WITNESS »y hand and official seal:
and
NOTARY PUBLIC
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
}ss. »
COUNTY OP SAN DIEGO )
k On May , 1987, before ae, the undersigned, a Notary
^Public in and for said State, personally appeared GEORGE B.
rGZNTKT and C. C. CBADLEY, personally known to »e (or proved to »e
on the basis of satisfactory evidence) to be to be the persons
who executed the within instrument as the President and
Secretary, respectively, of WIWEY GENTRY INC., the corporation
therein naaed, and acknowledged to ne that such corporation
executed the within instrument pursuant to its Bylaws or a
resolution of its Board of Directors.
WITNESS my band and official seal:
. NOTARY PDBLIC
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All that portion of Sections 13 and 16. Township 12 South, Kacge 4 Veit, San.
Bernardino Meridian, end til that portion of Section 18, Toi-nship 12 South, ;.
Range 3 Vest, San Bernardino Meridian in the City of Car\sb»d, County of San
We jo. State of Californina, according to Official Flat thereof, described at
follovs:
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at the Xorthvtst corner of Record of S-jrvty Ko. 9112, being tht -Jra
Point of lejlnainj *aid Map on file in the Office of the County Recorder "of
San Ditjo County, said State; thence alotij the Vesterly line thereof South 2*
36' 40" East 3M.39 ftet to a point on the Kortherly sideline of ?«loaar
Airport load per load Surrey Ko. 757; thence South I* 38' 00" East 28.51 feet
to a point on the centerline of said Falocar Airport Road xnd an the arc of a
1200 foot radios cum concav* Southerly ,- a radial line to said point betrt,
North 2* 05' W" East; thence leavinj said Westerly line. Easterly along the
are of said curv« through a central angle of 20* 13' 3*" a distance of 423.61
feet; thence Sonth 67* *3' 22" East 1328.90 feet to the beginning of a tingent
1000 foot radius cvnrt concave Kortberly; thence Easterly along the arc of
«ald cnrvt through a eeatral angle of 43* 43' OS" « distance of 763.0* feet;
thence Sorth 68* 33* 29" Eatt 1525.56 feet to the beginning of a tangent 6000
foot radius curr« concave Southerly; thence Easterly along the arc of s.-dd
curve through a central angle of 5* 39' 05" a distance of 591.81 feet; thenc«
Korth 7** 12' 34" East a distance of 454.40 feet to the begitiing of a tanjent
3000 foot radio* curve conciv* Southerly; thenct Easterly along the arc of
said curve through a central angle of 0* 52' 58" a distance of 46.22 feet; .
thence learing said cnrve and centerline North 0* 3?' 50" East 76.25 feet to '
the Northeast comer of said Record of Survey Ko. 9112; thence Westerly along
the Korth lin* of said Record of Survey North 89* 27' 55" West 4*35.% feet;
thence North 88* 37' 38" Vest 432.70 feet to the Point of Beginning. All aj
shova on said Record of Survey No. 9112.
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EXHIBIT A
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AMO WMCM MOOUDCD HAIL TKII DCtD AMD. UNIXM OTMnWMC CMOWM KUTW, HAU. TAX ITATCMXXT* TOl
Wimpey Gentry Inc. ~~1
7220 Trade Street, Suite 320
San Diego, CA 92121
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The BTxJcTMpned dedans that the oooumenUrr tran»(er Ux U S—NO._CQKS.IDERATION and u
Q cotnpolej on the full vmloe of the interest or property convt)-ed, or u
Q competed on the fuD value lex the value of Itm, or encumhrxnco remaining thereon at the time of ule. The Uni
lenezsenU or rahf u located in
Q onincorporalrd ira jrj city of Cailshad «n^
TOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which i« hertir icknowledgeJ.
GEORGE WIKPEY, INC., a Delaware corporation, and
GENTRY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., a California corporation
CRANT(S) to KIMPEY GENTRY INC.. a California corporation
tie following oocrifaed ral property in ihe City Of Carlsbad
of San Diego , mic of (Ul
(LEGAL DESCRIPTION ATTACHED HERETO AS EXHIBIT "A")
Aoril 1. 1987
STATt OF CAUFORNIA -\
COUNTY OF . . I ^
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»tc»x-J, i Noury Pu\Mf in *i.d for Mid County «nJ St»lr. ji»-p^>iij}l)
It l» Ac __ •)>»< n«nr _____
, irw*n \o mr
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Notary
GEORGE WIMPEY, INC.,
.a Delaware corporation
B*L
By:
GENTRY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. INC..
a California corporation
FOR NOTARY ^EAL OR STAMP
221-010-22 ;
221-011-03 >
221-011-04
A«»or-. Parcel No. .22.l-Ql.lrQ5:
ie nirrrrrj) ABOVE
AMO imvine •
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KM MOMfDO HAIL TxSToCrD AMD. UMCBM OTMCXHOWM KUm. MAU, 1AX •TATUOm TO.
f~ Wimpey Gentry Inc. ~1
7220 Trade Street, Suite 320
San Diego, CA 92121
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87 267195
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The nr>A™F«J <J«i»m tlut the donimenlary IrmMfcr Ux U t_i(QjCMSIQ£EAIIOhl
[3 computed on the full Tiluc of ike inlrreit or property con^Ty*^, or u
Q rompolal on the fuD nlae lew the v»lue of licru or encumbr»nce» rrmiining thereon it the lime of uie. The
limniriiU or realty it k/eiled in
O Bnioeorporated »re» )Q city of _ f.»r1 ^haft ________________ mH
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FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, ircdpt of which a
GEORGE HIKPEY, INC., a Delaware corporation, and
GENTRY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., a California corporation
CRANT(S) to WIMPEY GENTRY INC., a California corporation
the foDoinng oWribed real property in the City Of
county of San Diego
, 23S4
OF CXL1FORHIA )
OF SAN DIEGO > SS.
undersi*ned, . »ofry Jgl^
K. MATL AS OUEOTU ABOVE
LEGAL DESCR1PTICN
PARCEL 1: • '
The Southeast (X>arter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 18, Tovnship
12 South, Range 3 Kest, San Bernardino Base and >Seridian, in the City of
Carlsbad, County of San Diego, State of California, according to United
Stated Goverrrent Survey approved September 17, 1889.
EXCEPTING •7EEREFRCM one-half of all minerals in, en or under said land
cs reserved by Burton D. Hightouer, a widower, in Deed recorded M*y 19,
1959 in Book 7669, Page 361 of Official Records. ' .
PARCEL 2:
The Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 18, Tcvr.ship
12 South, Range 3 Kest, San Bernardino B»se and Meridian, in the City of
Carlsbad, County of San Diego, State of California, according to United
States GcvenTTent Survey approved Septeribar 17, 1SS9.,
E<CZm>OG THi.-^.-XCM cne-half of all minerals in, en or vr.der siid 3r.n3
as reserved by Purton D. Highta*:ar, a widower, in Da&d recorded l-'^y 19.
3S59 in B:>;k 7069, Page 361 of Official Records.
r.yca. 2A: ' ' ' • .
lot 2, ,c-2c!_icn 13, Tovriship 12 South, Ringe 4 West, San Bernardino Ease
end J-Uridian, in the Coonty of San Dic-co, State of California, according
to Urdtoi States Govcrrnent Sur\-ey ipprc\-ed October 25, 1L75.
;j> 62r-k-M.-.t for pilic read and utility purposes, over, x^:5er, along ."x3
Across the followirg doscribcxJ real property, in the County of San
Die-no, St_;te of California, particularly doscrited cs fo!3ows:
These por Lions of Lot 3 in Section 13, 7cv.r-.ship 12 South, Ri--.cc < v:ost
and of lot 3 in Section 18, TU-r.ship 12 South, Range 3 Kest, San
E-r-mardino Ease and Kcridian, in the County of San Diego, State of
California, lyijxj within a strip of lajxi 60 feet wide, 30 feet on each
side of the iollcving described center line:
Beginning at Engineer's Station 67+<5.06 on the center line of Read
Survey No. 757, a ccpy of which is on file in the Office of the County
Er>gineer of San Diego County, being a point on a curve concave Easterly,
the center line of which bears South 74 degrees <3 ninutes 03 seconds
r^ist <00 feet; thence Kortherly alcr.g said curve through a central aricle
of 23 degrees 01 Tiunute 21 seconds a distance of 195.63 feet to the
beginning of a reverse curve ccncave Westerly and having a radius of 400
feet; thence Northerly along said curve through a central angle of 43
degrees 22 minutes 39 seconds a distance of 302.83 feet to a point which
is JJorth 89 degrees 59 rdnutes 33 seconds East 63 feet .-.nd Korth 00
degrees W ninutes 2l seconds Kest 0.39 feet frcn the Kest O-Jarter
corner of said Section 18, Tovrahip 12 South, Range 3 West.
?te South^st O^rter of the Northeast O"^arter of Section 18, Sttvr-ship
12 Scrjth, Hsnse 3 Kest, San Bernardino 3c.se and K/=ridian, in the City of
Carlsbad, in the Cosity of San Diego, State of California, acccrcirg to
United States G7v-errra^t Survey appro-v-ed Eepterier 17, 1£69.
EXCEPTING Tn&SFXH one-half of all ininerals in, on or under siid
as reserved by Burton D. Riohto-er, a vioowar, in deed recorded K*y 19,
1959 in Book 7669, Page 361 of Official Records.
8 ?'" o ret 8 r'v^xv
CO COUNTY.
JAN U
AMD WMCM MCCXKDCO MAIL TXII D«O AHO. UMUtSS
oTMtmnK moon »eu»w. MAIL TAX (TATTMnm TO;
K-J" CEORCZ VTMPET, IHC. AND
CEKTK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
7220 TRAM ST. SUITE 320
SAH DUGO.CA. 92121
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VERALLYLE:COOHTY RECORDER
60881-1 , vu 301880
Corporation Grant Deed
THE UNDEKICNED CRANTORd) DECLAREd)
DOCUMENTARY TRANSm>TAX b «
, ,mi<i»'piTiorit»<i «r~in* $fi-nil-
the foDowing described ml
Counl5rof
£{ oonpotcd oa fuO «loe of property anvrrd. or
Qcoapatal oa foB nbe ten nW of Ikn or encambrMca rt»>«fatot •( t^M of K!*, ad
FOB A VALUABLE; CONSIDERATION, receipt of which ii hereby acknowledged,
BELSAN INVESTMENT CO.
CALIFORNIA .Corporation hereby CRANT(S) to
DEVOK7HIKE FINANCIAL, INC. A CALIFORHIA CORPORATION
in the
SAN DI3GO , State of California:
PARCELS 2 AND 3 MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED ON THE ATTACHED EXHIBIT "A" MADE
A PACT HEREOF
n^j January 13, 1987
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
San Eiex?o
On th» 1 Tt-h 4^ ml January . m UK yor
1987 bcfon •«. the mxfcnvaal. i Nourr hibbc •
•at for »•) Oxmtj >od Suit, ••oonilh' (poundLee Brutanan pmaatat kBO,0
10 me (or proved 10 Be oo Ox bau of Binfiaorr cvideax) lo be the
BY:
Michael Monsanto
10 EM (ex proved 1C me on ibc bub of alirfiaory
Sttrrurr of ike corponUM ihu ueoiud IV MlhJn Irtcnuneai. tnt
«Oju»h<i»ca 10 ax ua «uch csrponiioii tieoned UK vhhia iostni-rvin pof»u»«< 10 hi by-fevypr a*)rrioim>no of itj boud of direcaora.
OFTJUM. SIXL
TUnmrUM£5MOO(£
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cod farHour NMc IB cod far MM Cooaqr uul Suu
. VAIL TAX STATEMENTS TO FATTY SHOWN ON FOLLOWING LINE; IT NO PATTY
C 89$
>0. 60M1-1'
2t
the Sonthwast Quartsr of the BaitbMMl Qaartar of Section 18, tb»ship •
12 Booth, Sang* 3 West, San Bernardino Base and Meridian, in the dty of
Carlyh^, cbualy of San Disgo, Stata of California, p^.T'i ^ing to Obited
Stefan Ooaamueui Sarv«y approved Septenbda: 17, 1889.
BU&TQG lUewaiCM one-fcalf of all srinenls in, CD or trder said Imfl
reserved by Barton D. Hightawer, «. widower, in Deed recorded Mxy 19.
1959 in Bock 76C9, P«9« 3€1 of
HUCEL 3UU '
Mcocds.
Lot 2, Secticn 13, Tbtnship 12 South, Range 4 Wert, San Benvtrdino Base
«rd Meridian, in th* Ccaaty of San Diego, State of OUfnrnln, according
to Cbitad Stustas Guvamagit Survey approved Octoter 25, 1S7S.
EWd 3Bi
to animrmt Cor p£»H^ rood and utility purposes, cwcr, tinder, along and
across th« £ollowing dexzibed real property, in the County of Son
Diego, State of California, particularly described as follow*:
finae porticos of lot 3 in Section 13, Tuwasfaip 12 South, Range 4 West
*nd of lot 3 in Section 18, T-»"«hfr 12 Sooth, Range 3 tfect, San
*mvrr4im Base and Meridian, in the County of San Diego, State of
California, lying tdthin a strip of land 60 feet vide, 30 feet on each
side of the fbll^fjrig described oeuter line:
Beginning at Engineer's Station 67+45.06 on the oentfr line of Tbed
Survey Ho. 757, a copy of Pilch is en file in the Office of the Countytnjjmrr of San Diego County, heinj a point on a carve concave Easterly,
the center 11™. of *Hfh bears Sooth 74 degrees 43 sonatas 03 seconds
East 400 feet; thence Northerly »i'-"g said carve through a central angle
of 28 degrees 01 ndncte 21 so:i:rris a <V«**T<ffy of 195.63 feet to the
beginning of a inverse curve cooceve Westerly and having a radios of 400
feetr t**""* Bortherly along said curve thrrxTft a central angle of 43
decrees 22 ninufaes 39 *>?*•**** a «Hftwr»» of 302. S3 feet to a point Khich
is Borth 89 degrees 59 minutes 33 seconds East €3 feet and Borth 00
degrees 04 sdnutee 21 seconds West 0.39 feet frm the West Quarter
f«-n»i- of said Section 18, Tcucship 12 South, Rsn^e 3 West.
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T of At oxparaitae QM executed the vitteo lojtnSeiu. w)9 lea* titt MOI corporadoo nrruitd tb£ »khm kntn>-* 10 la to-kwor i\moknk«, of fa tfxrt of <U»ooo.
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tad tortor Mid CCTWJ »d $uu
UAIL TAX mtEuryrs TO rAimr SHOWN ON FOLLOWING LINE; ir NO
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REQUESTED BY"!V
AMB WHIM KfCMOCO MAIL TMI» DCXD AMO. U*"-n*OTMOrww «HOWN •cvjow. MAIL TAX rrOTMCKTw TO,
'""•' CZOROK VTXPET, ISC. AND '
•nor CENTRT COKSTRDCnCH COXPAHT
**"""'• 7220 TiADE ST. SHITE 320 .
orr. SAHOEGO, C.A. 92121 '
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T«le Otit No
RECORDED INOFFICIAL RECORDS II Of SAM DIE GO COUNTY. CA [
B8T JAN III PXEliO
| VERAL.LYLE |{ cowry RECORDLR I AR
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Corporation Grant Deed
TEE UNDERSICNED CKANTO«(i) DECLAKEd)
DOCUMENTART TRANSFERTAX b
» ffl^tyof_
JQ rmynfrd OB hJ vaVjc of pauputy UMjytyui,er
QooaqMtrd Ok fufl TmW len vaftje of beai cr encmbbrmfKes rrmaihirr^ a< b*e of aalc, nod
FOR A VALUA6LE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which li hereby .cknowledged,
DEVONSHIRE FINANCIAL, DiC.. .
GEORGE WTKPET, INC. A DELAWARE CORPORATION, AND GENTRY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION, EACH AS TO AN UNDrVTDO) ONE-HALF INTERE-TT.
the foDowing described real property in the CITT °F CARLSBAD
County of SAN DIEGO • Stilt of California:
PARCELS 2,3, AND A MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED ON THE ATTACHED EXHIBIT "A" MADE
A PART HEREOF.
January 13, 1987 DEVONSHIRE FINANCIAL IKC;
STATE OF CAUFORNIA
COUKTYOF San Dieqo
Oo iha 13th 4.,,/
A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION 3>
January
1987
.. in the
.. before nc. the undcn«no5. a Noury fublic in
aad for said County and Su
Lee Bnifanan pmocaii, know,
la Die (or proved lo me on the b«es of tttisfoaory evidence) 10 be the
Michael Monsanto
pcnooaOr koovo 10 me (of proved lo me on U* bua at ulrsfinorj
evidence) v> be
Storlary of UK corporalioo Uul euoilcd the within ImvurocnL and
ackaovMted to me that sucfa corporation ereculed the within uinn>*
facnt pvnoanl to h» br-bwa^r j r^»ohjtjofi of iu bpa. d of director*.
OTTTCULSLM.TIUOTHYJAMtSHOOK
NatDt (Tmd or rriaud)Nourr fvbic fa and foe laid Coua7 tad Suu
WAD. TAX STATEMENTS TO FABTY SHOWN O.V FOLLOWING LJN'E; IF NO FARTT SO Si"
Hat .
Nan*
•«0 m
0 900
OEDES. BO. 60&81-1
EXHIBIT "A"
• FMCCL 2»
Tha Southwest Quarter of tha Horthwast Quetrtn: of Section 18, Township
12 South, Range 3 West, Son ft^-^m^pn Base mi Meridian, in the City of
Carlsbad, County of San Diego, Stata of f^n*™m<«j According to Onitad
State* Qawrmeot Survey approved Septenbcr 17, 1889.
EXCEPTHG THEFSTCH roa >i»1f of »T1 y-rtrurn»T« int OH Or \»«Vr said land
as reserved by Barton D. Hightawer, a widowar, in De*d recorded May 19.
1959 in Bock 7669, Pag* 361 of Official Records.
lot 2, Section 13, Township 12 Sooth, Range 4 Meet, San Bernardino Base
and Meridian, in the County of San Diego, State of California, according
to Cfaited States Qovemnent Survey a^atived October 25, 1875.
PARCEL 3B:
An eannriBul for piM.lr road and utility purpose*, over, under, along and
acroM the £ollcvi»j oescriiied real property, in the Cotzity of San
Di«rp, State of California, particularly described M follows:
Unee partion* of Lot 3 in Section 13, ttaeutfaip 12 South, Range 4 West
and of Lot 3 in Section 18, Tcwiship 12 Sooth, Range 3 West, S*n
Bernardino Base and Meridian, in the County of San Di«go, State of
California, lying within a rtrip of land 60 feet wide, 30 feet on each
rit* of the following described center line:
Beginning at &gineer'« Station 67+45.06 on the center line of Road
Survey ito. 757, a copy of which i« on fil* in the Office of the County
Sigjnnrr of San Diego County, being a point en a carve concave Easterly,
the center line of which boar* Sooth 74 dngnpes 43 urinates 03 t»»cmrt»
East 400 feet; thence Northerly along said carve through a central angle
of 28 degrees 01 minute 21 seconds a distance of 195.63 feet to the
• beginning of a reveise. curve o-iuave Westerly and having a radius of 400
feet; thence northerly along said curve through a central angle of 43
deijiei!» 22 minutes 39 "•"-***• a W*ttcri^~ of 302.83 feet to a point which
is Uorth 89 degrees 59 ndnutes 33 seconds East 63 feet and North 00
degrees 04 minutes 21 seconds West 0.39 feet from the West Quarter
conirr of said Section 18, Tcwiship 12 South, Range 3 West.
tte Southwest Charter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 18, TOwship
12 South, Range 3 West, San Bernardino Bane and Meridian, in the City of
Orrlrtmrl, in the County of San Diecp, state of California, according to
tViltffd States Government Survey approved Septcnfcer 17, 1889.
EXCEPTING THEtanCK mt half of ^Tl minerals in, on or under said land
as reserved by Burton D. Eightouer, a widower, in deed recorded May 19,
1959 ia Book 7669, Page 361 of Official Records.
end-act) to b: ttat
urfMichael Konzanto
penooiBr keo»o lo me (> roved In me on UK bub of ulaf.cuny
eritieacr) la be _____________
SeatujTof the eorporauoo ikii tioa/iw ihc mnhin Insuunicni. ud
•daxrrtodted to ax thji «ocb corfonbon necuiol ihc vitha aum-
mca pumni uns br-ttxi^v i raataina of u baud of dinaore.
bmcii"s3ju," '"luitmrfwtCMDcm
it. int
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Nottnr f«bk h
Clrr*} or frraux!)
ad la Bid Cmau, u>4 Sliu (Sp^iJo^fa
UAJL TAX STATEMENTS TO PABTY SHOWN ON FOLLOWING UNE; IF NO PARTY SO SHOwA
§7
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APPENDIX B
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I STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
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| REPORT ON RELEASES OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
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• FROM UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS
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JANUARY 1989
* REPORT NO . 89-2LG
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I Case Type Codes
• D One or more domestic or municipal supply wells
have been contaminated.
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G Ground water has been affected.
S Only soil has been affected.
U The type of resources affected or extent of the
resources affected are not known.
Status Codes
C Remedial action (cleanup) in progress.
F No funds available (no responsible party or
responsible party has insufficient funds, and no
public funds available).
I Site investigation in progress (defining extent of
problem).
I N No action taken by lead agency (i.e., new case or
backlog).
•j P Post remedial action monitoring in progress.
R Remedial action alternative evaluation in progress.
• S Signed off, remedial action completed or deemed
unnecessary.
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• / U Lead not determined or case in
regional board backlog.
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Lead Agency Codes
L Local Agency lead.
R Regional Board lead.
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Remedial Action Codes
CB Containment Barrier — install vertical dike to block
horizontal movement of contaminant.
CD Cap Site — install horizontal impermeable layer to
reduce rainfall infiltration.
ED Excavate and Dispose — remove contaminated soil and
dispose in approved site.
ET Excavate and Treat — remove contaminated soil and
treat (includes spreading or land farming).
FP Remove Free Product — remove floating product from
water table.
GT Pump and Treat Ground Water — generally employed to
remove dissolved contaminants.
HU Treatment at Hookup — install water treatment devices
at each dwelling or other place of use.
IT Enhanced Biodegradation — use of any available
technology to promote bacterial decomposition of
contaminants.
NA No Action Required — incident is minor, requiring no
remedial action.
NT No Action Taken — no indication that action was taken.
RS Replace Supply — provide alternative water supply to
affected parties.
UK Unknown — action not known, or unknown if action
taken.
VS,VT Vent Soil — bore holes in soil to allow volatilization
of contaminants.
Page No.
02/H/89
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TABLE 4 - YEARLY REPORT FOR UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK LEAKS
JANUARY 1, 1989
REGION MCILITY/S1TE AOORESS CITY SUBSTANCE GALS
LOST
DATE
REPORTED
DATE OF
LAST UPDATE
CASE
TYPE
STATUS REMEDIAL
ACTION COOES
LEAD
AGENCY
09 AREA 43, TANK V43302E
09 AREA 43, TANK V53402E
09 U2483E & U2482E
09 MORENA CONSERVATION CAMP
09 HTN. EMPIRE OPERATING CENTER
09 CALIFORNIA DEPT. OF FORESTRY
09 THRIFTY SERVICE STATION *160
09 BIRMINGHAM MOBIL SERVICE STA.
09 ARMY AMD MAVY ACADEMY
09 LA COSTA HOTEL t SPA
09 CHEVRON SERVICE STATION #1312
09 BUENA VISTA OUTFALL SEWER PROJ
09 HUGHES AIR CO/IND. PROD. DIV.
09 FLEET MAINTENANCE DIVISION
09 FIRE DEPARTMENT STATION #1
09 UNOCAL SERVICE STATION f7263
09 CHEVRON SERVICE STATION
09 SHELL SERVICE STATION *
09 CARLSBAD HIGH SCHOOL
09 HOLLER AND SONS, INC
09 CINEMA AIR
09 FLIGHT INTERNATIONAL
09 EXXON SERVICE STATION #7-3590
09 PEASOUP ANDERSON/UNION S/S
09 ARCO SERVICE STATION «3066
09 CARLSBAD UNIFIED SCHOOL
09 ROBERT UHLINGER
09 BRODWOLF CONSTRUCTION INC.
09 FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER
09 UNOCAL STATION #0552
09 UNITED STATES POST OFFICE
09 TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT
09 FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER
AREA 43 TANK V43302E
AREA 43 TANK V5340ZE
AREA 24 U2483E AND U2482E
3080 8UCKMAN SPRINGS ROAD
3115 HIGHWAY 94
1 1/2 MI. NORTH OF CAMPO
633 BIRMINGHAM
820 BIRMINGHAM
2605 CARLSBAD BOULEVARD
2100 COSTA DEL MAR ROAD
2500 EL CANIHO REAL
2545 EL CAMINO REAL
6155 EL CAM1NO REAL
1200 ELM AVENUE
1275 ELM AVENUE
680 ELM AVENUE
10U ELM STREET
1145 ELM STREET
3557 MONROE STREET
2016 C PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD
2186 - A PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD
2210 PALOHAR AIRPORT ROAD
655 PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD
850 PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD
901 PALOMAR ROAD
801 PINE AVENUE
2501 STATE STREET
1099 3RD AVENUE
1385 3RD AVENUE
201 3RD AVENUE
750 3RD AVENUE
1130 5TH AVENUE
598 5TH STREET
CAMP PENDLETON
CAMP PENOLETON
CAMP PENDLETON
CAMTO
CAMPO
CAMPO
CAROIFF-8Y-THE-SEA
CAROIFF-BY-THE-SEA
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CARLSBAD
CHULA VISTA
CHULA VISTA
CHULA VISTA
CHULA VISTA
CHULA VISTA
CHULA VISTA
NOT REPORTED
NOT REPORTED
NOT REPORTED
WASTE OIL
UNLEAD GASOL
UNLEAD GASOL
NOT REPORTED
GASOLINE
UNLEAD GASOL
WASTE OIL
NOT REPORTED
GASOLINE
ISOPROPYL AL
UNLEAD GASOL
NOT REPORTED
UNLEAD GASOL
WASTE OIL
GASOLINE
WASTE OIL
JET FUEL
JET FUEL
GASOLINE
UNLEAD GASOL
DIESEL
DIESEL
KEROSENE
GASOLINE
WASTE OIL
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
DIESEL
WASTE OIL
01/23/87
01/23/87
11/17/86
10/12/87
11/06/86
1000 04/22/86
09/09/86
08/27/86
08/14/86
12/30/86
01/30/87
09/08/86
04/23/86
10/07/87
06/20/86
08/22/85
08/22/88
03/25/88
10/06/88
11/03/86
08/25/86
4000 12/07/87
08/13/86
100 10/22/86
8000 10/17/85
10/24/88
10/12/88
09/08/88
12/12/86
03/01/88
11/07/86
10/06/86
11/03/86
01/23/87
01/23/87
11/17/86
10/19/87
07/31/87
08/20/87
07/31/87
12/17/86
08/27/87
09/02/87
03/29/88
09/08/86
12/14/87
10/19/87
01/12/88
07/29/87
08/22/88
03/25/88
10/06/88
05/03/88
08/27/87
12/07/87
07/23/87
01/15/88
10/06/87
10/24/88
10/12/88
09/08/88
01/05/87
03/01/88
03/29/88
09/21/87
11/04/64
U
G
U
S
s
S
s
G
G
S
S
s
s
s
G
S
U
s
s
U
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
U
s
s
R
s
I
s
C
C
R
I
S
s
s
I
I
I
I
s
s
I
s
C
C
I
I
I
s
I
R
I
I
vs
FP
ED
FPEDCO
ED
ED
NAED
L
L
L
L
R
L
L
L
L
L
L
R
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
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02/14/89
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TABLE 4 - YEARLY REPORT FOR UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK LEAKS
JANUARY 1, 1989
REGION FACILITY/SITE ADDRESS CITY SUBSTANCE GALS DATE
LOST REPORTED
DATE OF
LAST UPDATE
CASE
TYPE
STATUS REMEDIAL
ACTION COOES
LEAD
AGENCY
09 CHEVRON SERVICE STATION
09 TEXACO SERVICE STATION
09 UNOCAL SERVICE STATION
09 MOBIL SERVICE STATION
09 MISSION CLEANERS
09 PORT OF SAN DIEGO
09 NORTHERN TELECOM ELECTRONICS
09 HEWLETT-PACKARD
09 UNISYS
09 CHEVRON SERVICE STATION 9-0120
09 SAM DIEGO GAS & ELEC STATION B
09 STEINER CORPORATION
09 FIRST AVENUE MEDICAL CENTER
09 LAUREL STREET ANNEX
09 PACIFIC SOAP COMPANY
09 S.D.POLICE DEPARTMENT FACILITY
09 TEXACO SERVICE STATION
09 WH RESORTS
09 CHEVRON SERVICE STATION
09 MISSION SAN LUIS RET
09 SIGNET ARMORLITE
09 BELL MILLING CORPORATION
09 CASE POWER AND EQUIPMENT
09 HOLLANDIA DAIRY
09 AMERICAN FENCE COMPANY
09 DEWEY PEST CONTROL
09 STAR BUILDERS SUPPLY
09 GRAND AVENUE BUSINESS PARK
09 AG WRIGHT EQUIPMENT RENTAL '
09 KIP INCORPORATED
09 UNKNOWN SOURCE
09 MON1ER ROOF TILE COMPANY
09 ROOFING WHOLESALE
4525 WARING ROAD
5103 WARING ROAD
5194 WARING ROAD
5197 WARING ROAD
105 WASHINGTON STREET
1875 WATER STREET
16350 WEST BERNARDO DRIVE
16399 WEST BERNARDO DRIVE
16701 WEST BERNARDO DRIVE
16909 WEST BERNARDO DRIVE
714 WEST E STREET
705 WEST GRAPE STREET
135 WEST KALMIA STREET
1020 WEST LAUREL STREET
301 WEST MARKET STREET
801 WEST MARKET STREET
4201 WEST POINT LOMA BLVD
1404 WEST VACATION ROAD
1832 WEST WASHINGTON
4070 MISSION AVENUE
1001 ARMORLITE DRIVE
1520 BARHORN DRIVE
1600 EAST MISSION
622 EAST MISSION ROAD
1075 GRAND AVENUE
1370 GRAND AVENUE
961 GRAND AVENUE
1325,1355 GRAND AVENUE BUSINES
1529 LA MIRADA DRIVE
1621 LA MIRADA ROAD
LAS POSA ROAD
1355 LINDA VISTA DRIVE
1401 LINDA VISTA DRIVE
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAM DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN LUIS REY
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
WASTE OIL
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
WASTE OIL
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
NOT REPORTED
TCE
NOT REPORTED
UNLEAO GASOL
ACETONE ETC.
UNLEAO GASOL
NOT REPORTED
DIESEL
DIESEL
UNLEAO GASOL 50
DIESEL
UNLEAD GASOL
NOT REPORTED
GASOLINE
DIESEL
UNLEAD GASOL
NOT REPORTED
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
UNLEAD GASOL
GASOLINE
NOT REPORTED
MISC MVF
DIESEL
PERCHLRETHYL
DIESEL
GASOLINE
10/15/84
02/04/85
07/29/88
12/30/87
08/25/86
03/01/88
07/22/86
09/11/84
09/17/84
07/21/87
08/22/86
07/18/86
06/26/86
01/19/87
02/05/87
11/30/84
11/16/87
07/27/88
10/30/84
01/12/87
08/26/86
02/04/86
08/12/86
06/08/87
12/16/88
04/09/87
01/04/88
06/30/86
08/11/86
01/22/88
07/28/88
11/19/86
10/21/86
11/02/84
07/27/87
07/29/88
12/30/87
08/20/87
05/02/88
08/12/87
08/21/87
09/28/88
08/20/87
02/18/88
12/16/86
06/26/86
12/14/87
08/11/87
08/27/87
11/30/87
07/27/88
10/30/84
03/11/87
09/22/86
09/22/86
09/15/86
11/24/87
12/30/88
08/20/87
01/04/88
08/20/86
10/22/86
01/22/88
07/28/88
01/08/87
10/21/86
S
u
S
S
u
G
S
S
G
U
G
S
S
S
S
G
G
S
S
G
S
u
S
S
G
S
S
U
G
G
U
U
I
I
I
I
I
I
S
c
S
I
c
S
I
S
I
c
R
I
1
S
S
1
I
N
S
S
S
S
I
I
S
1
ED
NA
ED
ED
FP
ED
ED
CD
NA
FP
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
R
L
L
R
L
L
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02/U/89
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TABLE 4 - YEARLY REPORT FOR UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK LEAKS
JANUARY 1. 1989
REGION FACILITY/SITE ADDRESS CITY SUBSTANCE GALS
LOST
DATE
REPORTED
DATE OF
LAST UPDATE
CASE
TYPE
STATUS REMEDIAL
ACTION CODES
LEAD
AGENCY
09 TEXACO SERVICE STATION
09 CHEVRON SERVICE STATION*9-3496
09 SAN MARCOS COUNTY WATER DIST.
09 THE SINGER CO. - KEARFOTT DIV.
09 SHELL SERVICE STATION
09 EXXOH SERVICE STATION
09 NAPP SYSTEMS
09 MARKSTEIN BEVERAGE COMPANY
09 6*2*6 EQUIPMENT RENTALS
09 LUKA'S GASOLINE
09 PIONEER MILLS
09 US BORDER PATROL
09 M08IL SERVICE STATION #19040
09 SHELL SERVICE STATION
y) SANTA YSABEL SERVICE
09 SERVICE STATION #114
09 ABANDONED SERVICE STATION
09 TEXACO FOOD MART
09 7-ELEVEN STORE #2003-20321
09 COMMUNITY TRANSIT SERVICES
09 BOB BROUN MOTORS
09 PROSPECT PLAZA ENTERPRISES
09 CAMERON BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION
19 CHEVRON SERVICE STATION
09 TUNEUP MASTERS
09 MARK MC DOWELL COPORATION
09 EZ SERVE GAS STATION
09 M.L. CHILCOTE
09 SAL'S PLUMBING
'09 JOHN SUARTZ
09 CALTRANS MAINTENANCE STATION
)9 SANTEE MAINTENANCE STATION
09 MOBIL SERVICE STATION #18-JTV
105 RANCHO SANTA FE ROAD
110 RANCHO SANTA FE ROAD
788 SAN MARCOS BLVD.
1370 SAM MARCOS BOULEVARD
556 SAN MARCOS BOULEVARD
615 SAN MARCOS BOULEVARD
360 SOUTH PACIFIC
505 SOUTH PACIFIC STREET
175 VIA VERA CRUZ
256 WEST MISSION AVENUE
1329 WEST MISSION ROAD
3752 BEYER BOULEVARD
120 SAN YSIDRO BOULEVARD
108 WEST SAN YSIDRO BLVD
30352 HIGHWAY 78
9009 CARLTON HILLS BLVD.
9292 CARLTON HILLS BLVD.
9605 CARLTON HILLS BLVD.
9750 CUYAMACA
8656 CUYAMACA STREET
8835 CUYAMACA STREET
8518 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
8866 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
8888 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
10529 MISSION GORGE ROAD
9265 MISSION GORGE ROAD
9305 MISSION GORGE ROAD
9510 MISSION GORGE ROAD
10439 PROSPECT
10042 PROSPECT AVENUE
10411 PROSPECT AVENUE
8501 RAILROAD AVENUE
705 LOMAS SANTA FE
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN MARCOS
SAN YSIDRO
SAN YSIDRO
SAN YSIDRO
SANTA YSABEL
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SANTEE
SOLANA BEACH
GASOLINE
NOT REPORTED
UNLEAD GASOL
COPPER
UNLEAD GASOL
UNLEAD GASOt
SOLVENTS
WASTE OIL
WASTE OIL
REGULR GASOL
DIESEL
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
NOT REPORTED
GASOLINE
UNLEAD GASOL
PRMIUM GASOL
DIESEL
NOT REPORTED
WASTE OIL
DIESEL
REGULR GASOL
NOT REPORTED
DIESEL
UNLEAD GASOL
NOT REPORTED
UNLEAD GASOL
DIESEL
DIESEL
DIESEL
REGULR GASOL
1700 02/11/87
01/08/88
10/12/87
06/03/81
05/22/87
08/14/86
01/22/85
11/12/87
02/23/87
09/04/86
07/15/88
08/21/86
10/21/87
01/30/87
07/28/86
10/29/86
04/07/87
30 04/01/86
03/20/86
10000 07/18/88
09/22/86
250 02/24/86
06/22/88
300 07/02/87
05/16/88
12/02/86
400 03/15/85
08/31/88
08/12/86
12/22/87
07/05/88
06/15/87
01/12/88
09/15/88
01/08/88
10/19/87
09/18/87
07/14/87
07/31/87
07/28/87
01/06/88
08/20/87
11/07/86
07/15/88
08/21/86
11/07/87
07/23/87
08/20/87
10/14/87
11/24/87
05/13/86
07/29/87
07/18/88
03/27/87
07/13/87
06/22/88
05/25/88
05/16/88
01/21/87
09/19/88
08/31/88
09/23/86
03/31/88
07/05/88
07/14/87
09/19/88
G
G
U
G
S
G
G
S
U
U
S
U
G
G
G
G
G
S
S
U
U
G
U
G
U
S
G
S
S
S
G
G
S
I
I
I
c
S
c
c
S
I
S
I
S
I
c
I
c
R
I
I
I
I
c
S
c
I
S
R
I
S
S
I
N
I
ED
FP
ETFP
NA
EDET
FP
FP
ETEDFP
FPGT
EDFP
ED
ED
L
L
L
R
L
L
R
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
R
R
L
L
L
L
R
L
R
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
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TABLE 4 - YEARLY REPORT FOR UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK LEAKS
JANUARY 1. 1989
(EGIOH FACILITY/SITE ADDRESS CITY SUBSTANCE GALS DATE
LOST REPORTED
DATE OF
LAST UPDATE
CASE
TYPE
STATUS REMEDIAL
ACTION CODES
LEAD
AGENCY
09 EXXON SERVICE STATION
09 BILL SMITH FOREIGN CAR SERVICE
09 SOLANA BEACH SCHOOL DISTRICT
09 MOHAWK GAS STATION
09 SOLANA BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENT
09 DR. HILTON AMD JUNE ULLKAN
09
09 LOO TEXAC07 SERVICE STATION
09 THRIFTY SERVICE STATION *157
09 CHEVRON SERVICE STATION *98983
09 SHELL SERVICE STATION
09 CREST RENTALS INCORPORATED
09 ECONO STATION
09 LA MESA-SPRING VALLEY SCH.DIST
09 PERRY ELECTRIC
09 SPRING VALLEY FIRE DEPARTMENT
09 OTAY WATER DISTRICT
09 UNOCAL SERVICE STATION #4869
09 KAYES MARKET
09 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
09 SERVICE STATION
09 LONG, MARKER t HOWLEY
09 JAMACHA BASIN WATER REC. PLANT
09 BURNS I SONS TRUCKING
09 MOBIL SERVICE STATION 18-ETT
09 MOBIL SERVICE STATION
09 JACKSON SERVICE COMPANY
09 EXXON SERVICE STATION
09 UNOCAL SERVICE STATION #5633
09 SHELL SERVICE STATION
09 OAK RIDGE BUSINESS PARK
09 PAINE OIL COMPANY
09 PAINE OIL COMPANY
706 LOMAS SANTA FE
136 NORTH CEDROS AVENUE
356 NORTH CEDROS AVEUE
435 NORTH HIGHWAY 101
102 NORTH KAROO AVENUE
343 SOUTH HIGHWAY 101
437 SOUTH HIGHWAY 101
3115 BANCROFT DRIVE
9108 CAMPO ROAD
9111 CAMPO ROAD
9663 CAMPO ROAD
9832 CAMPO ROAD
9932 CAMPO ROAD
3838 CONRAD DRIVE
325 ELKELTON PLACE
905 GILLESP1E DRIVE
10595 JAMACHA BOULEVARD
8626 JAMACHA BOULEVARD
9548 JAMACHA BOULEVARD
9903 JAMACHA BOULEVARD
8901 JAMACKA ROAD
9157 OLIVE DRIVE
11901 SINGER LANE
2550 SWEETWATER SPRINGS
3520 SWEETUATER SPRINGS
27406 VALLEY CENTER ROAD
29200 VALLEY CENTER ROAD
900 EAST VISTA WAY
967 EAST VISTA WAY
145 EMERALD
500 LA MI RADA DRIVE
1045 N. SANTA FE AVE.
1045 N. SANTA FE AVE.
SOLANA BEACH
SOLANA BEACH
SOLANA BEACH
SOLANA BEACH
SOLANA BEACH
SOLANA BEACH
SOLANA BEACH
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY
VALLEY CENTER
VALLEY CENTER
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
HOT REPORTED
WASTE OIL
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
WASTE OIL
WASTE OIL
GASOLINE
GASOLINE
NOT REPORTED
WASTE OIL
WASTE OIL
DIESEL
NOT REPORTED
NOT REPORTED
DIESEL
NOT REPORTED
GASOLINE
PRHIUH GASOL
GASOLINE
DIESEL
NOT REPORTED
NOT REPORTED
DIESEL
GASOLINE
UNLEAD GASOL
GASOLINE
WASTE OIL
NOT REPORTED
UNLEAD GASOL
GASOLINE '
DIESEL
WASTE OIL
WASTE OIL
08/25/86
12/16/88
9 04/03/86
11/03/86
03/05/86
02/18/88
05/10/88
03/06/86
09/09/86
11/18/86
12/16/85
100 09/28/84
11/13/86
05/29/87
03/02/87
08/28/86
09/17/86
200 08/24/84
17 09/02/86
10/05/87
08/12/86
04/09/86
01/20/87
07/10/86
11/30/87
09/24/87
01/16/87
08/13/86
08/21/85
11/04/85
04/22/87
12/05/88
12/05/88
07/23/87
12/30/88
11/26/86
11/10/86
02/05/88
08/26/88
05/10/88
09/21/87
07/31/87
07/28/87
07/13/87
09/28/84
07/30/87
03/02/88
09/18/87
08/28/86
09/17/86
05/25/88
09/02/86
10/08/87
08/12/86
11/24/87
11/10/87
08/19/86
03/08/88
10/08/87
11/10/87
07/23/87
07/29/87
07/23/87
09/16/87
12/05/88
12/05/88
U
U
U
U
S
s
S
G
G
G
S
S
G
U
G
U
U
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U
s
G
s
s
s
s
G
U
G
G
S
S
S
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c
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s
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N
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FP
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FP
FPED
ED
NA
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ED
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
R
R
R
L
R
L
L
L
L
R
L
L
L
R
L
L
L
L
L
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JANUARY 1, 1989
iGION FACILITY/SITE
> TEXACO SERVICE STATION
> SERVICE STATION *18-GCX
? 7-ELEVEN #2014-13625
? ABANDONED ARCO SERVICE STATION
? JERRY MITCHELL AUTO
? B.F.I. PORTABLE SERVICE
1 INLAND OIL SERVICE STATION
9 EXXON SERVICE STATION 7-3270
9 GOURMET LIQUOR/EZ SERVE 070104
9 ESCONDIDO READY MIX
9 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
9 MOBIL OIL SERVICE STATION
9 WARNER UNION SCHOOL
9 PUERTA LA CRUZ CONSERVATION
* COUNTY SAN FRANCISCO
>2 CHEVRON
>2 US ARMY: PRESIDIO OF S.F.
)2 CANADIAN AMERICAN OIL
)2 CHEVRON
)2 EUROPEAN MOTORS
12 BRAYER ELECTRIC
52 UNOCAL
)2 INTERN'L DISPOSAL
02 S.F. FIRE DEPT. STATION #22
02 WESCAR/PEARSON EQUIPMENT
02 UNKNOWN
02 MACOR, INC.
02 SUPER-7
02 CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTING CO.
02 HOME LAUNDRY
02 FIGONE COLD STORAGE CORP.
02 COPY COP1A
ADDRESS
221 NORTH EMERALD
170 NORTH EMERALD DRIVE
470 NORTH MELROSE
485 NORTH MELROSE
835 NORTH SANTA FE
430 OLIVE STREET
620 S. SANTA FE AVENUE
210 SOUTH MELROSE
2966 SOUTH SANTA FE ST.
1385 SYCAMORE AVENUE
2022 UNIVERSITY DRIVE
410 VISTA WAY
30951 HIGHWAY 79
32363 HIGHWAY 79
3675 GEARY BLVD.
588 10TH AVE.
590 10TH ST
251 11TH STREET
286 12HT
12TH I MISSION
49 14TH ST
1290 16TH AVE
700 16TH ST
17TH I CONNECTICUT
17TH t MISSISSIPPI
17TH I S VAN NESS
1350 17TH ST
3338 17TH ST
420 17TH ST
17TH ST.
CITY
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
WARNER SPRINGS
WARNER SPRINGS
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SUBSTANCE
GASOLINE
WASTE OIL
GASOLINE
NOT REPORTED
UNLEAD GASOL
GASOLINE
DIESEL
NOT REPORTED
REGULR GASOL
DIESEL
UNLEAD GASOL
WASTE OIL
DIESEL
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APPENDIX C
Governor George Deukmejian
Ur/K s O/J/c'c,
OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH
OFFICE OF PERMIT ASSISTANCE
SITES-LIST
PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENT CODE SEC.2. 65962.5
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GOVERNOR'S OFFICE
OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH
14OO TENTH STREET
SACRAMENTO 958 1 A
IORGE DEUKMEJIAN
GOVERNOR
June 1989
To: All Interested Persons
Enclosed is a copy of the current Hazardous Waste and/or Substance Sites List consolidated by the Office
of Permit Assistance, within the Office of Planning and Research, pursuant to Government Code Section
659625. The data for the list were received from the State Water Resources Control Board, the California
Waste Management Board and the State Department of Health Services. The list includes all data received
in this office as of May 1, 1989.
The Office of Permit Assistance will continue to update and distribute this list on a semiannual basis. The
next regular mailing will be in November 1989. If you need any additional information regarding a listed
site or if you believe the information is inaccurate, please contact the appropriate reporting state agency. A
list of the reporting state agency contacts is also included.
If you have any questions regarding the list, please contact Christine Kinne at (916) 322-4245.
Sincerely,
Robert P. Martinez
Director
Enclosure
Government Code Section 65962.5
List of Hazardous Waste and Substance Sites;
Submission to Office of Planning and Research
a) The State Department of Health Services shall compile and update as appropriate, but at least annually, and shall submit to
the Office of Planning and Research, a list of all of the following:
(1) All hazardous waste facilities subject to corrective action pursuant to Section 25187.5 of the Health and Safety Code.
(2) All land designated as hazardous waste property or border zone property pursuant to Article 11 (commencing with Section
25220) of Chapter 6.5 of Division 20 of the Health and Safety Code.
(3) All information received by the State Department of Health Services pursuant to Section 25242 of the Health and Safety
Code on hazardous waste disposals on public land.
(4) All sites listed pursuant to Section 25356 of the Health and Safety Code.
(5) All sites included in the Abandoned Site Assessment Program.
(6) A list of all public drinking water wells which contain detectable levels of organic contaminants and which are subject
to water analysis pursuant to Section 4026.2 or 4026.3 of the Health and Safety Code.
(b) The State Water Resources Control Board shall compile and update as appropriate, but at least annually, and shall submit to
the Office of Planning and Research, a list of aH of the following:
(1) All underground storage tanks for which an unauthorized release report is filed pursuant to Section 25295 of the Health
and Safety Code.
(2) All solid waste disposal facilities from which there is a migration of hazardous waste and for which a California regional
water quality control board has notified the State Department of Health Services pursuant to subdivision (e) of Section
13273 of the Water Code.
(3) All cease and desist orders issued after January 1,1986, pursuant to Section 13301 of the Water Code, and all cleanup
or abatement orders issued after January 1, 1986, pursuant to Section 13304 of the Water Code, which concern the
discharge of wastes which are hazardous materials.
(c) The local enforcement agency, as designated pursuant to Section 18051 of Title 14 of the California Administrative Code,
shall compile as appropriate, but at least annually, and shall submit to the California Waste Management Board, a list of all
solid waste disposal facilities from which there is a known migration of hazardous waste. The California Waste Management
Board shall compile the local lists into a statewide list which shall be submitted to the Office of Planning and Research and
shall be available to any person who requests the information.
(d) The Office of Planning and Research shall consolidate the information submitted pursuant to this section and distribute it in
a timely fashion to each city and county in which sites on the lists are located.
|(e) Before a local agency accepts as complete an application for any development project which will be used by any person, the
applicant shall consult the lists sent to the appropriate city or county and shall submit a signed statement to the local agency
indicating whether the project is located on a site which is included on any of the lists compiled pursuant to this section. If
vhe site is included on a list, the list shall be specified on the statement.
(0 This section shall become operative on July 1,1987.
IDENTIFIED HAZARDOUS WASTE AND SUBSTANCES SITES - JUNE 1989
Data Source Definitions and Contacts
JDHS2
Records that have been compiled by the Toxic Sub-
stances Control Division of the Department of Health
Services. This code indicates an abandoned hazard-
ous waste site.
Jean Circiello
Site Evaluation Program
Toxic Substances Control Division
Department of Health Services
714/744 P Street/P.O. Box 942732
Sacramento, CA 94234-7320 916/324-9824
Records that have been compiled by the Environ-
mental Health Division of the Department of Health
Services. This code indicates pubb'c water drinking
wells -that serve less than 200 connections ("small
wells").
David L. Storm, Ph.D., Chief
Monitoring and Evaluation Unit
Public Water Supply Branch
Environmental Health Division
714 P Street, Room 616
Sacramento, CA 95814 . 916/323-6111
3HS3: Records that have been compiled by the Environ-
mental Health Division of the Department of Health
Services and consist of public water drinking wells
that serve more than 200 connections ("large wells").
David L. Storm, Ph.D., Chief
Monitoring and Evaluation Unit
Public Water Supply Branch
Environmental Health Division
714 P Street, Room 616
Sacramento, CA 95814 916/323-6111
DHS5: Sites pursuant to Section 25356 of the Health and
Safety Code (sites included under the Hazardous
Substance Cleanup Bond Act).
Vicki Vandergriff
Toxics Substances Control Division
Site Mitigation Unit
714/744 P Street/P.O. Box 942732
Sacramento, CA 94234-7320 916/324-3773
WRCB: Records compiled by the Water Resources Control
Board. These are sites of reported leaks that have
been investigated by the WRCB. Leak sites do not
necessarily lie within incorporated boundaries of
listed cities.
Joel Smith
Information Officer
SWRCB
2014 T Street
Sacramento, CA 95814 916/7394267
CWMB: Records compiled by the California Waste Manage-
ment Board. These are solid waste disposal facilities
from which there is a known migration of hazardous
waste.
George T. Eowan
Chief Executive Officer
California Waste Management Board
1020 9th Street, Suite 300
Sacramento, CA 95814 916/322-3330
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Site: USMC BLDG. #1534
Location: AREA 15 BLDG. 1534-1598
City: CAMP PENDLETON
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
S.ite: BUILDING 53502 CAMP HORNO
Location: BUILDING 53502
City: CAMP PENDLETON Zip: 92055
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: BUILDINGS 53420, 21, 33-36
Location: 53420,21 + MARINE CORPS BASE
Gty: CAMP PENDLETON Zip: 92055
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: CAMP PENDLETON
Location: BUILDING 13111
City: CAMP PENDLETON Zip: 92055
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: BUILDING 21084
Location: BUILDING 21084
City: CAMP PENDLETON Zip: 92055
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
16TH STREET CAMP PENDLETON
Location: MARINE COPS BASE
City: CAMP PENDLETON Zip: 92055
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: AREA 21 "OIL POINT 5"
Location: AREA 21 BETWEEN BLOC'S 21561
City: CAMP PENDLETON Zip: 92055
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: HORNO AREA
Location: BLDG. 53524-53527; & 53530
City: CAMP PENDLETON Zip: 92055
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: CAMP HORNO UEPH 903 (NORTH)
Location: CAMP HORNO UEPH 903
City: CAMP PENDLETON Zip: 92055
Source; WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: MARINE CORPS BASE 1581-82
Location: AREA 1581 1582, 1544, 1598
City: CAMP PENDLETON Zip: 92055
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
IMPACT CITY: CAMPO
Site: MTN. EMPIRE OPERATING CENTER
Location: 3115 HIGHWAY 94
City: CAMPO Zip: 92006
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
IMPACT CITY: CARDIFF-BY-THE-SEA
Site: THRIFTY SERVICE STATION #160
Location: 633 BIRMINGHAM
City: CARDIFF-BY-THE-SEA Zip: 92007
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
IMPACT CITY: 'CARLSBAD
Site: BUENA VISTA OUTFALL SEWER PROJ
Location: 25457EL CAMINO REAL
City: CARLSBAD
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Siie: BURROUGHS CORP.
Location: 5600 AVENTOA ENCINAS
Cily: CARLSBAD Zip: 92008
Source: DHS1
Site: CARLSBAD UNIFIED SCHOOL
Location: 801 PINE AVENUE
City: CARLSBAD Zip: 92008
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: ROBERT UHUNGER
Location: 2501 STATE STREET
City: CARLSBAD Zip: 92008
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: CARLSBAD HIGH SCHOOL
Location: 3557 MONROE STREET
City: CARLSBAD Zip: 92008
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: CHEVRON SERVICE STATION
Location: 1044 ELM STREET
City: CARLSBAD Zip: 92008
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: SHELL SERVICE STATION #
Location: 1145 ELM STREET
City: CARLSBAD Zip: 92008
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: FLIGHT INTERNATIONAL
Location: 2210 PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD
dry: CARLSBAD Zip: 92008
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: CHEVRON SERVICE STATION #1312
Location: 2500 EL CAMINO REAL
City: CARLSBAD Zip: 92008
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Siie: UNOCAL SERVICE STATION #7263
Location: 880 ELM AVENUE
City: CARLSBAD Zip: 92008
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: PEASOUP ANDERSON/UNION S/S
Location: 850 PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD
City: CARLSBAD Zip: 92008
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: ARMY AND NAVY ACADEMY
Location: 2605 CARLSBAD BOULEVARD
City: CARLSBAD Zip: 92008
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: ARCO SERVICE STATION #3066
Location: 901 PALOMAR ROAD
Ory: CARLSBAD Zip: 92008
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Siie: LA COSTA HOTEL <t SPA
Location: 2100 COSTA DEL MAR ROAD
City: CARLSBAD Zip: 92009
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
IMPACT CITY: • CHULA VISTA
Site: ROHR AIRCRAFT
AKA: ROHR INDUSTRIES, INC
Location: FOOT OF "H" ST.
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: DHSl
Site: SAN DIEGO GLASS AND PAINT
Location: 241 BROADWAY
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: UNOCAL STATION #0552
Location: 201 3RD AVENUE
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: MOBIL SERVICE STATION m
Location: 765 E STREET '
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 920, ft
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK °
Site: FIRE STATION #2
Location: 80 EAST J STREET
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 920in
Source: WRCB Problem:
Site: JACK HARRISON BUICK
Location: 363 E STREET
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: WRCB Problem: TANKLEAr
Site: UNION SERVICE STATION
Location: 201 THIRD AVENUE
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAR
Site: UNITED STATES POST OFFICE
Location: 750 3RD AVENUE
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: THRIFTY SERVICE STATION #122
Location: 407 E STREET
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: ROHR INDUSTRIES, INC.
Location: FOOT OF H STREET
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Siie: PRUDENTIAL OVERALL SUPPLY
Location: 740 F STREET
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: OASIS PETROL SERVICE STATION
Location: 12 NORTH 4TH AVENUE
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: FORMER TEXACO SERVICE STATION
Location: 696 BROADWAY
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
. Site: INDEPENDENT GAS STATION
Location: BROADWAY A. J STREET
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER
Location: 598 5TH STREET
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: CHULA VISTA FIRE STATION #4
Location: 861 OTAY LAKES ROAD
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 92010
Source: WRCB Problem: TANK LEAK
Site: APACHE SERVICES
Location: 4551 OTAY VALLEY ROAD
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 9201 1
Source: DHS5
Site: OTAY SANITARY LANDFILL
Localion: OTAY VALLEY ROAD
City: CHULA VISTA Zip: 9201 1
Source: DHS5
Site: OMAR RENDERING DISPOSAL SITE
Location: 4826 OTAY VALLEY ROAD
Cay: CHULA VISTA Zip: 9201 1
Source: DHS5
APPENDIX D
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UNAUTHORIZED RELEASE LISTING
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CODE KEY
LEADAGCY
H HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT DIVISION
R REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
S STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES
CASESTAT
01 LEAK BEING CONFIRMED
03 CASE OPEN - PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT
05 CASE OPEN - REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION (C & A)
07 CASE OPEN - RAP IMPLEMENTATION (CLEAN UP)
08 CASE OPEN - POST REMEDIAL MONITORING
09 CASE CLOSED
CASETYPE
01 FREE PRODUCT
02 BENEFICIAL USE GROUND WATER/DISSOLVED SUBSTANCE
03 NON-BENEFICIAL USE GROUND WATER/DISSOLVED SUBSTANCE
04 CONTAMINATED SOIL
05 FAILED PRECISION TEST
06 COMPLAINT
07 NON-TANK/PERMITTED SITE
08 NON-TANK/NON-PERMITTED SITE
09 REAL ESTATE ASSESSMENT
PLEASE DIRECT INQUIRIES ABOUT PURCHASING A COPY OF THIS LIST TO
THE HMMD SUPERVISING CLERK (M. Ruckle) AT (619) 338-2222.
SAM.PUB.URL.CODE 1/24/90 mcr
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820 BIRMINGHAM DR ,
BIRMINGHAM MOBIL
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820 BIRMINGHAM DR ,
BIRMINGHAM MOBIL
Lead: H ( 1/19/90)
ZIP CODE: 92008
2605 C CARLSBAD BL ,
ARMY & NAVY ACADEMY
Lead: H ( 8/14/86)
2500 EL CAMINO REAL ,
CHEVRON 9-1312
Lead: H ( 2/02/87)
2500 EL CAMINO REAL ,
PLAZA CAMINO CHEVRON
Lead: H ( 9/13/88)
2545 EL CAMINO REAL ,
SHOPPING MALL
Lead: R (12/19/86)
6155 EL CAMINO REAL ,
HUGHES AIRCRFT CO
Lead: H ( 5/23/86)
6155 EL CAMINO REAL ,
HUGHES AIRCRFT CO IND
Lead: H (11/14/88)
7654 EL CAMINO REAL ,
ARCO
Lead: H ( 4/17/85)
1044 ELM AV ,
CHEVRON 9-2321
Lead: H ( 3/25/88)
.1145 ,.' ELM AV ,
CARLSBAD SHELL
Lead: H (11/12/87)
CARDIF BY SEA , CA 92007-1402 *H12341-002
Release Date: 8/28/86 (T00261)
Case Status: 09 (12/17/86) Case Type: 05
CARDIF BY SEA , CA 92007-1402 *H12341-003
Release Date: 1/16/90 (T01590)
Case Status: 03 ( 1/19/90) Case Type: 04
CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H05524-001
Release Date: 8/14/86 (T00254)
Case Status: 03 ( 8/14/86) Case Type: 03
CARLSBAD , CA 92008-1201 *H05724-001
Release Date: 1/29/87 (T00538)
Case Status: 07 ( 9/20/88) Case Type: 01
CARLSBAD , CA 92008-1201 *H05724-002
CTR 11312 Release Date: 9/13/88 (T01117)
Case Status: 01 ( 9/13/88) Case Type: 05
CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H20076-001
Release Date: 9/08/86 (T00296)
Case Status: 03 ( 9/12/86) Case Type: 04
CARLSBAD , CA 92008-4835 *H09535-001
Release Date: 5/23/86 (T00131)
Case Status: 09 (11/20/87) Case Type: 04
CARLSBAD , CA 92008-4835 *H09535-002
PROD DIV Release Date: 11/14/88 (T01179)
Case Status: 01 (11/14/88) Case Type: 05
CARLSBAD , CA 92008-6001 *H13502-001
Release Date: 4/17/85 ( )
Case Status: 03 ( 1/23/89) Case Type: 01
CARLSBAD , CA 92008-1803 *H12425-001
Release Date: 3/25/88 (T00960)
Case Status: 07 ( 8/02/88) Case Type: 04
CARLSBAD , CA 92008-1908 *H12426-001
Release Date: 11/12/87 (T00820)
Case Status: 07 (11/12/88) Case Type: 04
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Lead: H ( 9/30/87)
CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H05577-001
Release Date: 9/30/87 (T00778)
Case Status: 09 (12/22/87) Case Type: 04
ELM AV , CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H24733-001
CARLSBAD FIREHOUSE #1 Release Date: 6/20/86 (T00152)
Lead: H ( 6/20/86) Case Status: 09 ( 7/22/86) Case Type: 04
CARLSBAD , CA 92008-2318 *H12427-001
Release Date: 8/20/85 ( 1191)
Case Status: 09 (10/06/89) Case Type: 04
ELM AV
CARLSBAD UNOCAL 76
Lead: H ( 8/20/85)
ELM ST , CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H20068-001
CONTINENTAL BAKING CO Release Date: 12/15/88 (T01412)
Lead: H ( 6/21/89) Case Status: 09 (12/29/89) Case Type: 05
MONROE ST ,
CARLSBAD HIGH SCHOOL
Lead: H (10/04/88)
PALOMAR AIRPORT RD ,
MOLLER AND SONS
Lead: H (11/03/86)
PALOMAR AIRPORT RD ,
CINEMA AIR
Lead: H ( 8/25/86)
PALOMAR AIRPORT RD ,
AIR RESORTS AIRLINES
Lead: H ( 8/14/89)
CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H17027-001
Release Date: 10/03/88 (T0.1135)
Case Status: 03 (10/07/88) Case Type: 04
CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H20083-001
Release Date: 11/03/86 (T00382)
Case Status: 09 ( 4/27/88) Case Type: 05
CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H20084-001
Release Date: 8/25/86 (T00258)
Case Status: 09 (12/16/86) Case Type: 03
CARLSBAD , CA 92008-4814 *H13977-001
Release Date: 8/04/89 (T01455)
Case Status: 01 ( 8/11/89) Case Type: 05
PALOMAR AIRPORT RD , CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H13987-001
WESTERN FLIGHT INTL INC Release Date: 12/07/87 (T00855)
Lead: H (12/07/87) Case Status: 03 ( 1/23/89) Case Type: 02
PALOMAR AIRPORT RD
EXXON
Lead: H ( 8/14/86)
PALOMAR AIRPORT RD
ANDERSON PEASOUP
Lead: H (10/22/86)
PASEO DEL NORTE
TOYOTA-CARLSBAD INC.
Lead: H ( 5/11/87)
CARLSBAD , CA 92008-4432 *H12879-001
Release Date: 8/14/86 (T00231)
Case Status: 09 ( 2/12/87) Case Type: 05
CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H20085-001
Release Date: 10/22/86 (T00349)
Case Status: 03 (10/22/88) Case Type: 02
CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H01389-001
Release Date: 5/11/87 (T00643)
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5335 PASEO DEL N.ORTE , CARLSBAD , CA 92008-4339 *H12127-001
WESELOH CHEVROLET Release Date: 1/17/89 (T01233)
Lead: H ( 3/02/89) Case Status: 03 ( 3/02/89) Case Type: 01
801 PINE AV , CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H03066-001
CARLSBAD UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST Release Date: 10/24/88 (T01162)
Lead: H (10/24/88) Case Status: 03 (10/24/88) Case Type: 01
2501 STATE ST , CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H05529-001
CULLIGAN Release Date: 10/10/88 (T01146)
Lead: H (10/10/88) Case Status: 09 (11/08/88) Case Type: 04
2530 STATE ST , CARLSBAD , CA 92008-1623 *H03734-001
HAWTHORNE RENT-IT SERVICE Release Date: 12/01/87 (T00845)
Lead: H. (12/01/87) Case Status: 09 ( 5/18/88) Case Type: 05
2530 STATE ST , CARLSBAD , CA 92008-1623 *H03734-002
HAWTHORNE RENT-IT SERVICE Release Date: 11/17/88 (T01185)
Lead: H <ll/17/88) Case Status: 01 (11/17/88) Case Type: 04
2742 STATE ST , CARLSBAD , CA 92008- *H16225-001
ALLIED MOVING & STORAGE Release Date: 5/02/89 (T01347)
Lead: H ( 5/03/89) Case Status: 09 ( 9/21/89) Case Type: 04
ZIP CODE: 92009
2100 COSTA DEL MAR RD , CARLSBAD , CA 92009—568 *H03816-001
LA COSTA HOTEL AND GOLF CLUB Release Date: 12/30/86 (T00478)
Lead: H (12/30/86) Case Status: 05 ( 3/14/89) Case Type: 04
899 PALOMAR AIRPORT RD , CARLSBAD , CA 92009- *H12547-001
MOBIL STATION Release Date: 4/05/89 (T01467)
Lead: H ( 8/22/89) Case Status: 01 ( 8/22/89) Case Type: 04
901 PALOMAR AIRPORT RD , CARLSBAD , CA 92009- *H12961-001
ARCO Release Date: 10/15/85 (T00006)
Lead: H (10/15/85) Case Status: 03 ( 1/23/89) Case Type: 02
ZIP CODE: 92010
750 , 03RD , CHULA VISTA , CA 92010- *H20115-001
: ' USPS CHULA VISTA STATION Release Date: 11/10/86 (T00402)
Lead: H (11/10/86) Case Status: 03 ( 1/18/89) Case Type: 04
750 03RD . , CHULA VISTA , CA 92010- *H20115-002
US POSTAL OFFICE Release Date: 2/06/88 (T00911)
Lead: H ( 2/06/88) Case Status: 03 ( 2/06/88) Case Type: 04
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COAST SAND COMPANY INC Release Date: 9/08/86 (T00293)
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16936 EL FUEGO ST , RANCHO SN FE , CA 92067- *H05401-001
RANCHO SANTA FE FIRE DIST Release Date: 5/15/89 (T01374)
Lead: H ( 5/19/89) Case Status: 01 ( 5/19/89) Case Type: 05
LA GRANADA & LA FLEC, RANCHO SANTA FE, CA 92067- *H13190-001
RANCHO SANTA FE MOBIL Release Date: 3/23/89 (T01308)
Lead: H ( 3/24/89) Case Status: 03 ( 3/24/89) Case Type: 04
5539 VIA DE LA CUMBRE , RANCHO SANTA FE, CA 92067- *H20765-001
RANCHO SANTA FE ASSOC Release Date: 1/16/87 (T00502)
Lead: H ( 1/16/87) Case Status: 09 ( 6/08/87) Case Type: 02
16043 VIA DEL ALBA , RANCHO STA FE , CA 92067- *H29226-001
JOHN STIRES PROPERTY Release Date: 7/17/89 (T01432)
Lead: H ( 7/17/89) Case Status: 03 ( 7/17/89) Case Type: 04
ZIP CODE: 92068
380
4050
4070
EL CAMINO REAL
BYRONS TEXACO
Lead: H (10/10/88)
MISSION AV
FRANCISCAN'S OF CAL.
Lead: H ( 6/22/87)
, OCEANSIDE , CA 92068- *H03554-001
Release Date: 10/07/88 (T01145)
Case Status: 03 ( 4/03/89) Case Type: 04
, SAN LUIS REY , CA 92068- *H20770-001
Release Date: 6/22/87 (T00673)
Case Status: 05 ( 1/20/89). Case Type: 04
N MISSION AV , SAN LUIS REY , CA 92068- *H20769-001
MISSION SAN LUIS REY PARISH Release Date: 1/12/87 (T00498)
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ZIP CODE: 92069
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ALPINE PL , SAN MARCOS , CA 92069- *H04297-001
ARMORED TRANSPORT OF CAL INC Release Date: 10/19/88 (T01152)
Lead: H (10/19/88) Case Status: 01 (10/19/88) Case Type: 05
ARMORLITE DR
ARMORLITE INC
Lead: H ( 8/26/86)
, SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-1431 *H02662-001
Release Date: 8/26/86 (T00259)
Case Status: 09 ( 9/22/86) Case Type: 04
ARMORLITE DR , SAN MARCOS , CA 92069- *H20781-001
CREST BEVERAGE COMPANY Release Date: 11/15/88 (T01367)
Lead: H ( 5/19/89) Case Status: 03 ( 5/19/89) Case Type: 02
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BELL MILLING DIVISION
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174 S BENT AVE ,
RD WALTER TRUCKING
Lead: H (10/12/89)
1075 GRAND AV
AMERICAN FENCE CO
Lead: H (12/15/88)
1370 GRAND AV ,
DEWEY PEST CONTROL
Lead: H ( 4/13/87)
961 GRAND AV ,
STAR BUILDER SUPPLY
Lead: H ( 1/05/88)
1539 LA MIRADA DR
SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-4505 *H02245-001
Release Date: 2/12/86 (T00055)
Case Status: 09 ( 9/22/86) Case Type: 04
SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-4202 *H02912-001
Release Date: 8/10/89 (T01516)
Case Status: 03 (10/12/89) Case Type: 04
SAN MARCOS , CA 92069- *H04437-001
Release Date: 12/15/88 (T01210)
Case Status: 08 (10/06/89) Case Type: 02
SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-2404 *H04345-001
Release Date: 4/13/87 (T00599)
Case Status: 09 ( 8/26/87) Case Type: 04
SAN MARCOS , CA 92069- *H03765-001
Release Date: 12/28/87 (T00877)
Case Status: 09 ( 6/20/88) Case Type: 04
SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-1529 *H12521-001
A G WRIGHT EQUIPMENT RENTAL Release Date: 8/11/86 (T00208)
Lead: H ( 8/11/86)
1621 LA MIRADA DR ,
KIP INC.
Lead: H ( 1/15/88)
1355 LINDA VISTA DR ,
MONIER CO
Lead: H (11/19/86)
1401 LINDA VISTA DR ,
ROOFING WHOLESALE
Lead: H (10/20/86)
1550 LINDA VISTA DR ,
HARDEN SUSCO
Lead: H (10/05/88)
224 LOS POSAS ,
MASHBURN SANITATION
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870 / LOS VALLECITOS BL ,
JUDD WIRE
Lead: H ( 2/28/89)
Case Status: 09 (10/22/86) Case Type: 05
SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-2417 *H05331-001
Release Date: 1/15/88 (T00893).
Case Status: 03 ( 3/15/88) Case Type: 02
SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-3804 *H04990-001
Release Date: 11/19/86 (T00421)
Case Status: 09 ( 1/08/88) Case Type: 05
SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-3806 *H07034-001
Release Date: 10/20/86 (T00345)
Case Status: 09 ( 1/19/88) Case Type: 05
SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-3808 *H02755-001
Release Date: 1/27/88 (T00892)
Case Status: 09 ( 1/27/89) Case Type: 04
SAN MARCOS , CA 92069- *H29214-001
Release Date: 5/18/89 (T01372)
Case Status: 03 ( 5/18/89) Case Type: 01
SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-1432 *H06459-001
Release Date: 2/28/89 (T01275)
Case Status: 03 ( 2/28/89) Case Type: 02
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PALOMAR COMMUNITY COLLEGE Release Date: 6/07/89 (T01399)
Lead: H ( 6/07/89) Case Status: 03 ( 6/07/89) Case Type: 04
1329 W MISSION RD
PIONEER MILLS
Lead: H ( 6/28/88)
, SAN MARCOS , CA 92069- *H02919-001
Release Date: 6/28/88 (T01037)
Case Status: 03 ( 7/12/88) Case Type: 01
1600 E MISSION RD , SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-4564 *H06605-001
CASE POWER EQUIPMENT Release Date: 8/12/86 (T00221)
Lead: H ( 8/12/86) Case Status: 09 ( 6/11/87) Case Type: 05
622 E
360
505 S
105
105
MISSION RD
LUKA'S GASOLINE
Lead: H ( 9/02/86)
MISSION RD
HOLLANDIA DAIRY
Lead: H ( 6/08/87)
256 W MISSION RD , SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-1645 *H05419-001
Release Date: 9/02/86 (T00291)
Case Status: 09 (10/07/86) Case Type: 05
, SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-1902 *H04572-001
Release Date: 6/08/87 (T00669)
Case Status: 08 (10/05/89) Case Type: 01
PACIFIC ST , SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-1329 *H06217-001
NAPP SYSTEMS (USA) INC Release Date: 4/03/85 ( 874)
Lead: R ( 4/03/85) Case Status: 03 ( 7/19/85) Case Type: 02
PACIFIC ST , SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-4049 *H06485-001
MARKSTEIN BEVERAGE C Release Date: 10/26/87 (T00802)
Lead: H (10/26/87) Case Status: 09 ( 3/14/88) Case Type: 05
RANCHO SANTA FE RD , SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-1217 *H05804-001
TEXACO/105 RANCHO SANTA FE RD Release Date: 1/14/87 (T00517)
Lead: H ( 1/23/87) Case Status: 09 ( 8/25/88) Case Type: 02
RANCHO SANTA FE RD , SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-1217 *H05804-002
TEXACO/105 RANCHO SANTA RE RD Release Date: 7/14/88 (TO1040)
Lead: H ( 7/14/88) Case Status: 05 ( 7/14/88) Case Type: 02
110 S RANCHO SANTA FE RD
CHEVRON 3496
Lead: H ( 1/08/88)
125 N RANCHO SANTA FE RD
GLENN YOUNG
, Lead: H ( 1/30/87)
125 / N RANCHO SANTA FE RD
, / ARCO
Lead: H (11/30/89)
, SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-2502 *H13261-001
Release Date: 1/08/88 (T00883)
Case Status: 05 ( 1/08/88) Case Type: 02
, SAN MARCOS , CA 92069- *H05181-001
Release Date: 1/30/87 (T00522)
Case Status: 09 ( 2/25/88) Case Type: 05
, SAN MARCOS , CA 92069- *H05181-002
Release Date: 9/12/89 (T01483)
Case Status: 03 (11/30/89) Case Type: 04
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SAN MARCOS BL , SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-4015 *H03743-001
PLESSEY ELECTRONIC SYSTEM CORP Release Date: 8/22/84 ( 638)
Lead: R ( 8/22/84) Case Status: 05 ( 1/23/89) Case Type: 02
SAN MARCOS BL , SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-4015 *H03743-002
PLESSEY ELECTRONIC SYSTEM CORP Release Date: 1/09/87 (T00491)
Lead: S ( 1/09/87) Case Status: 05 ( 1/23/89) Case Type: 04
SAN MARCOS BL
SHELL
Lead: H ( 5/21/87)
, SAN MARCOS , CA 92069- *H21484-001
Release Date: 5/21/87 (T00661)
Case Status: 09 ( 7/08/87) Case Type: 04
SAN MARCOS BL , SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-4222 *H03763-001
SAN MARCOS WATER DISTRICT Release Date: 10/02/87 (T00782)
Lead: H (10/02/87) Case Status: 09 ( 9/12/88) Case Type: 04
615 W SAN MARCOS BLVD
SAN MARCOS EXXON
Lead: H ( 8/14/86)
175 S VIA VERA CRUZ
6-2-6 RENTALS
Lead: H ( 2/24/87)
, SAN MARCOS , CA 92069- *H13262-001
Release Date: 8/14/86 (T00232)
Case Status: 03 (12/20/88) Case Type: 01
, SAN MARCOS , CA 92069-2615 *H02554-001
Release Date: 2/24/87 (T00609)
Case Status: 09 (10/23/89) Case Type: 04
ZIP CODE;
30350 E
92070
ZIP CODE:
9009 N
HY 78 ,
SANTA YSABEL SERVICE
Lead: S ( 5/01/87)
92071
SANTA YSABEL , CA 92070- *H03198-001
Release Date: 7/28/86 (T00203)
Case Status: 05 ( 5/01/87) Case Type: 02
9009
9292
9605
N
CARLTON HILLS BL ,
THRIFTY (ARCO) #114
Lead: H (12/30/86)
CARLTON HILLS BL ,
THRIFTY (ARCO) #114
Lead: H (10/11/88)
SANTEE , CA 92071- *H20810-001
Release Date: 8/18/86 (T00376)
Case Status: 07 ( 9/01/87) Case Type: 02
SANTEE , CA 92071- *H20810-002
Release Date: 10/11/88 (T01147)
Case Status: 09 (12/15/88) Case Type: 05
CA 92071-*H12177-001CARLTON HILLS BL , SANTEE
TEXACO/9292 CARLTON HILLS BL Release Date: 8/01/80 (T00595)
Lead: H (12/08/87) Case Status: 07 (11/17/87) Case Type: 01
N CARLTON HILLS BL
TEXACO FOOD MART
Lead: H ( 4/01/86)
SANTEE , CA 92071- *H20812-001
Release Date: 4/01/86 (T00087)
Case Status: 09 ( 3/30/88) Case Type: 02
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29126 VALLEY CENTER RD , VALLEY CENTER , CA 92082- *H20949-002
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO Release Date: 5/23/89 (T01509)
Lead: H (10/09/89) Case Status: 09 (11/28/89) Case Type: 05
29200 VALLEY CENTER RD , VALLEY CENTER , CA 92082-9606 *H05184-001
JACKSON SERVICES .Release Date: 1/20/87 (T00506)
Lead: H ( 1/20/87) Case Status: 09 (10/30/87) Case Type: 04
ZIP CODE: 92083
145 EMERALD DR , VISTA , CA 92083- *H03232-001
SHELL Release Date: 11/04/85 (T00013)
Lead: H (11/04/85) Case Status: 09 ( 1/23/86) Case Type: 04
170 N EMERALD DR , VISTA , CA 92083-6108 *H05446-001
SAL SCIACCA MOBIL SERVICE Release Date: 8/28/86 (T00273)
Lead: H ( 8/28/86) Case Status: 09 ( 1/21/87) Case Type: 04
221 N EMERALD DR , VISTA , CA 92083- *H20965-001
TEXACO/221 N. EMERALD DR Release Date: 10/19/87 (T00792)
Lead: H (10/19/87) Case Status: 05 (10/25/88) Case Type: 01
500 LA MIRADA DR , VISTA , CA 92083- *H21433-001
INDUSTRIAL SITE Release Date: 4/27/87 (T00631)
Lead: H ( 4/27/87) Case Status: 09 ( 2/12/88) Case Type: 04
210 S MELROSE , VISTA , CA 92083- *H05275-001
EXXON SERVICE STATION Release Date: 7/21/88 (T01052)
Lead: H ( 7/21/88) Case Status: 03 ( 7/21/88) Case Type: 02
325 MELROSE , VISTA , CA 92083-8812 *H14739-001
NORTH COUNTY REGIONAL CENTER Release Date: 5/31/89 (T01473)
Lead: H (10/09/89) Case Status: 01 (10/09/89) Case Type: 05
485 N MELROSE AV , VISTA , CA 92083- *H12524-001
ABANDONED STATION Release Date: 2/11/85 ( 799)
Lead: H ( 2/11/85) Case Status: 03 ( 1/25/89) Case Type: 02
470 N MELROSE DR , VISTA , CA 92083- *H20975-001
SOUTHLAND Release Date: 5/23/85 ( 973)
Lead: H ( 5/23/85) Case Status: 03 ( 1/18/89) Case Type: 02
430 / OLIVE AV , VISTA , CA 92083-3438 *H04943-001
/ BFI PORTABLE SERVICE(ARROWHEAD Release Date: 4/04/88 (T00980)
Lead: H ( 4/15/88) Case Status: 09 ( 8/07/89) Case Type: 04
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2966 S SANTA FE AV , VISTA , CA 92083- *H20986-001
EZ-SERVE STATION Release Date: 4/25/86 (TOO106)
Lead: H ( 4/25/86) Case Status: 08 ( 2/09/89) Case Type: 01
745 S SANTA FE AV , VISTA , CA 92083- *H20983-001
PRESTIGE STATIONS INC #616 Release Date: 2/26/88 (T00921)
Lead: H ( 2/26/88) Case Status: 09 ( 6/02/88) Case Type: 05
801 S SANTA FE AV , VISTA , CA 92083-5237 *H05447-001
MOBIL Release Date: 3/21/88 (T00989)
Lead: H ( 5/11/88) Case Status: 03 ( 1/18/89) Case Type: 04
1385 SYCAMORE AV , VISTA , CA 92083- *H24433-001
ESCONDIDO READY MIX Release Date: 7/13/88 (T01064)
Lead: H ( 8/05/88) Case Status: 09 ( 9/09/88) Case Type: 04
2022 UNIVERSITY DR , VISTA , CA 92083-7795 *H06093-001
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Release Date: 11/24/86 (T00423)
Lead: H (11/24/86) Case Status: 09 ( 1/19/88) Case Type: 05
2022 UNIVERSITY DR , VISTA , CA 92083-7795 *H06093-002
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Release Date: 1/31/89 (T01310)
Lead: H ( 1/31/89) Case Status: 09 (10/09/89) Case Type: 02
410 W VISTA WY , VISTA , CA 92083- *H12928-001
MOBIL SERVICE STATION (08-FX2) Release Date: 8/09/88 (T01075)
Lead: H ( 8/09/88) Case Status: 03 ( 8/09/88) Case Type: 04
410 W VISTA WY , VISTA , CA 92083- *H12928-002
MOBIL SERVICE STATION (08-FX2) Release Date: 3/24/89 (T01325)
Lead: H ( 4/04/89) Case Status: 03 ( 4/04/89) Case Type: 04
ZIP CODE: 92084
1045 N SANTA FE AV , VISTA , CA 92084- *H05560-001
PAINE OIL CO Release Date: 11/28/88 (T01196)
Lead: H (11/28/88) Case Status: 09 ( 4/07/89) Case Type: 04
126 S SANTA FE AV , VISTA , CA 92084-6001 *H05710-001
CHEVRON Release Date: 12/13/89 (T01573)
Lead: H (12/13/89) Case Status: 03 (12/13/89) Case Type: 04
315 /'S SANTA FE AV , VISTA , CA 92084- *H26618-001
WELLS FARGO BANK PROPERTY Release Date: 10/17/88 (T01230)
Lead: H ( 1/11/89) Case Status: 07 ( 4/17/89) Case Type: 02
APPENDIX E
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H990*3 DENNIS fLOWERS
DENNIS
H99033 INVENTORY
H99083 INVENTORY
H99083 INVENTORY
H990*3 INVENTORY
200 YDS SE POINSETTIA LANE END
P 0 BOX 33
438-2750
CARLSBAD
CARDIFF CACA 92007 00-00
:V****£>'r**;1:::£*V:>1;V;'
CALCIUM NITRATE-DRY FERTILIZER
CITY AT 1 TIME: 500 LSS
HAZARD CATXS1: CORROSIVE
STORAGE: BAGS: BRLAP,CLOTH,PAPER,PLSTIC
K-NIT(POTASSILfH NITROGEN) PRY FERTILIZER
QTY AT 1 TIME: 500 L6S STORAGE: BAGS: BRLAP,CLOTH,PAPER,PLSTIC
HAZARD CAT,*!: CORROSIVE HAZARD CAT±»2:
ENGROIAMMONIUM-NITRATE) PRY FERTILIZERQTY AT 1 TIME: 500 LBS STORAGE: BAGS: BRLAP,CLOTH,PAPER,PLSTICHAZARD CAT^I: CORROSIVE HAZARD CAJ.#2:
PHOSPHORIC ACIDQTY AT 1 TIME: 55 GALS
HAZARD CAT.S1: CORROSIVE
STORAGE: BAGS: BRLAP,CLOTH,PAPER,FLSTIC
HAZARD CAT.S2:
GRID 615 -••-v^v: GRID E15
GRID F15
REPORT NO.HE1790-01 SAN DIEGO COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT DIVISION .
GRIP F15
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PAGE MO.;?'»•!9
DATE 0//0.--'/'rJ
ESTA6 ESTABLISHMENT NAME
NI.IM2ER OWNER NAME
CARE OF NAME
ESTABLISHMENT ADDRESS
MAILING ADDRESSBUS-PHONE DTE-ASSUMED CENSUS CORP
ESTAB-CITY
MAIL-CITY
UNITS
ST EST-ZIP
ST MAIL-ZIP
STATUS SIC
H99083 INVENTORY LIQUID NITROGEN FERTILIZER
QTY AT 1 TIME: 500 GALS
HAZARD CAT^»1: CORROSIVE
STORAGE: ABVGR TNK,NOT STL 10-1000 G
HAZARD.CAT.ff2:
H99083 INVENTORY LIQUID NITROGEN-FERTILIZER
OTY AT 1 TIME: 500 GALS
HAZARD CAT±»1: CORROSIVE
STORAGE: ABVGR TNK,NOT STL 10-1000 G
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vl'"'1 A-T-l.'-M r.f'iVM? r.ENERATOR OF HAZARDOUS WASTE HAS NOT OBTAINED A VALIP SAN PI EGO COUNTY
HEALTH PERMIT SPCC 68905
WASTE: GENERAL VIOLATION COMPLIANCE PATE; 07/89 OCCURRENCES: 1
•}R I '• 009 .V.VV: GRIM 0'
REPORT v;>.HEi790-Oi SAN PI EG'" COUNTr
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT DIVISION
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( PTVU )DATE
ESTA9 ESTABiISHMENT NAME ESTABLISHMENT ADDRESS ESTA8-CITY ST EST-ZIP EHy
N-IUPFP MUNER NAME • MAILING ADDRESS MAIL-CITY ST MAIL-ZIP Et-l/_ CARE.OF_NAME eys:PHgNE__DTE:A5syMED..CENSUS.CORP._ ...UNITS STATUS .sic
H^9341 VIOLATION 06/07/89 TANK OWNER HAS NOT OBTAINED A VALID SAN DIEGO COUNTY UNDERGROUND
STORAGE TAN< OPERATING PERMIT. HSC ?5?84(A):SDCC 68.1005
WASTE: GENERAL VIOLATION COMPLIANCE DATE; U?/S9 OCCURRENCES: 1
M29541 VIOLATION 06/07/89 UNDERGROUND CTORAGE TANi: MONITORING RECORDS ARE NOT MAINTAINED ON SITE.
HSC 25293:CCR 271?(C>
WASTE: GENERAL VIOLATION COMPLIANCE DATE; 07/39 OCCURRENCES: 1
M?-»<41 VIOLATION 06/07/89 UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK PRECISION TEST REPORT DATA HAS NOT PEEN
SUBMITTED TO THE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT DIVISION. CCR
WASTE: GENERAL VIOLATION COMPLIANCE PATE; 07/8J OCCURRENCES:
M?9341 INVENTORY DIESELQfY AT 1 TIME: 500 GALS STORAGE: APVGR TNf STEF1. 1'J-K'OO G
ti*Z*B!}-C*!t!J: fJR£ HAZARD yA?AR?.5AIi?2: IMMFP HFAUH HAZRP
INVENTORY MOTOR OIL
OTY AT 1 TIME: 55 GALS STORAGE: METAl PRL'MS/55 GA! IONS
HAZARD C.AT,»1: fIRE HAZARD HA?AK^ CA!,»i>: IMMFP MCA1 TH HA/RD
DAVID THOMPSON
N9908^ INVENTORY
H99084 INVENTORY
H99084 INVENTORY
H99084 INVENTORY
?•* GRID F15
438-1189 0 "
S-
::*;•:******;:£*;';;;;:;•:*
MEYTHL-BROMIOE-CHLOROPICRIN
QTY AT 1 TIME: 300 IBS
HAZARD CAT,ff1: IMMED HEALTH HAZRD
AMMONIUM NITRATE-DRY FERTILIZER
QTY AT 1 TIME: 8000 L8SHAZARD CATjfll: CORROSIVE
POTASSIUM NITRATE MCKNITE BRAND
QTY AT 1 TIME: 4000 LBS
HAZARD CATt»1: CORROSIVE
STORAGE: CYLINDERS
HAZARD.CAT.»2: XTREMLY HAZRDS-CFR
STORAGE: BAGS: BRLAP,CLOTH,PAPER,PLSTICHAZARp_CAT.#2:
STORAGE: BAGS: BRLAP,CLOTH,PAPER,PLSTIC
HAZARD_CAT.ff2:
CHIPCO RONSTAR HERBICIDE
QTY AT 1 TIME: 1000 LBS STORAGE: BAGS: BRLAP.CLOTH/PAPER^LSTICHAZARD CAT^l: IMHED HEALTH HAZRD HAZARD CAT.»2: CORROSIVE
*** GRID F1b
m GRID G15
REPORT NO.HE1790-01
ESTA5 ESTABLISHMENT NAME
OWNER NAME
CARE QF NAME
GRID G15
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT DIVISION
ESTABLISHMENT ADDRESS ESTAB-CITY
MAILING ADDRESS MAR-CITY
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H990M INVENTORY CALCIUM NITRATE DRY FERTILIZER I
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H99084 INVENTORY
H99084 INVENTORY
H99084 INVENTORY
CALCIUM NITRATE DRY FERTILIZER
QTY AT 1 TIME: 8000 LBS
HAZARD CAT.ffl: CORROSIVE
DOLOMITE LIME
QTY AT 1 TIME: 1300 LBS
HAZARD CAT.ffl: CORROSIVE
PHOSPHORIC ACID DRY FERTILIZER
QTY AT 1 TIME: 1200 L8S
HAZARD CAT.IH: CORROSIVE
GASOLINE
QTY AT 1 TIME: 300 GALS
HAZARD CATt»1: FIRE HAZARD
GASOLINE
QTY AT 1 TIME: 300 GALS
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GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION
ROCK RIPPABILITY STUDY
CARLSBAD RACEWAY
CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA
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ICG INCORPORATED
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SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92126
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PREPARED FOR:
GEORGE WIMPEY, INC.
3565 7TH STREET
P.O. BOX 33608
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92130
PREPARED BY:
OCTOBER 4, 1990
JOB NO. 04-2921-003-01-00
LOG NO. 0-2371
Han Diego
Bounty Office:
9240 Trade Place,
.Suite 100
an Diego, CA 92126
19/536-1102
x: 619/536-1306
Corporate Office:
•Mason
»/ine,CA 92718
714/951-8686
fax: 714/951-6813
ICG
incorporated
October 4, 1990
George Wimpey, Inc.
P.O. Box 33608, 3565 7th St.
San Diego, California 92130
Job No. 04-2921-003-01-00
Log No. 0-2371
Attention: Ms. Nancy Hane
•land Empire Office:
T306 Orange Tree Lane,
Suite 240
dlands, CA 92374
(4/792-4222
x: 714/798-1844
tange County Office:
Mason
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4/951-8686
fax: 714/951-7969
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SUBJECT:GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION
Rock Rippability Study
Carlsbad Raceway
Carlsbad, California
Gentlemen:
As requested, we have completed our Geotechnical Investigation to assess the excavation
characteristics of granitic bedrock at the site. Our findings indicate hard granitic rock
underlies only a very limited portion of the site. However, the grading depicted on the
current tentative plan would require some hard ripping and pre-blasting. A complete
summary of our investigation, its findings, and conclusions are presented in the attached
report.
This opportunity to be of professional service is sincerely appreciated. If you have any
questions after reviewing our report, please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned at your
convenience.
Very truly yours,
ICG INCORPORATED
W. Lee Vanderhurst
President
eotechnical Services, Construction Inspection and Testing
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1 0 INTRODUCTION
1 1 Authorization
1 2 Scope of Services . .
2 0 SITE DESCRIPTION . . .....
3.0 PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
4.0 FIELD INVESTIGATION
5 0 GEOLOGY
5.1 General
5 2 Granodiorite (Map Symbol Kgr)
5.3 Gabbro (Map Symbol Kgb)
6 0 RIPP ABILITY
7 0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS . . ...
8.0 LIMITATIONS OF INVESTIGATION
ATTACHMENTS
FIGURE
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APPENDIX
A References
B Seismic Traverse Data
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GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION
ROCK RIPPABILITY STUDY
CARLSBAD RACEWAY
CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA
1.0 INTRODUCTION
This report presents the results of our Geotechnical Investigation performed for the proposed
Carlsbad Raceway development project. An earlier geotechnical investigation (see Reference,
Appendix A) identified granitic-bedrock underlying a portion of the site. The purpose of
the present investigation was to evaluate the excavation characteristics of the granitic rock,
where deep cut and underground utilities have been proposed by the current development
plan.
Our understanding of the proposed development is based on a 100-scale, tentative grading and
improvement plan prepared by O'Day Consultants, dated May 30, 1990. This plan also served
as a base for our accompanying Geotechnical Map, Plates 1 and 2. The location of the site
is shown on Figure 1.
1.1 Authorization
This investigation was conducted in general accordance with our proposal number
SDPO-5698, dated September 17, 1990, as authorized by Mr. F.A. Griffin, of George
Wimpey Incorporated.
1.2 Scope of Services
Our scope of services provided for this rippability study included:
a. Review of aerial photographs, previous reports, maps, and publications
pertinent to the project area;
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4OOO ADAPTED FROM U.S.G.S. 7.5'
SAN MARCOS (1983) QUADRANGLE
LOCATION MAP
JOB NO.:
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DATE:
OCTOBER 1990
FIGURE:
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c. Performance of 4 seismic refraction traverses to assess shock wave velocities
through granitic bedrock in areas of proposed cuts;
d. Evaluation of bedrock rippability through engineering and geologic analysis
of the gathered data;
e. Preparation of this report and accompanying graphics, presenting our
findings, opinions, and conclusions.
2.0 SITE DESCRIPTION
The subject property encompasses roughly 145 acres, located north of Palomar Airport Road
and just inside the eastern limit of the City of Carlsbad. Topographically, it consists of gently
rolling ground to moderately steep hillsides dropping into a large west-flowing valley drainage
extending down the middle. Elevations range from approximately 310 to 500 feet above mean
sea level. The site is currently used for the staging of motor racing events. Existing
improvements include a paved drag strip and entrance road; unpaved parking lots, service
roads, and motorcycle tracks; and several small buildings and grandstand structures.
Vegetation over undisturbed portions of the property generally consists of. grasses and a
moderate covering of brush on the slopes, becoming thick brush with scattered trees in the
drainage bottoms.
3.0 PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
The proposed grading would involve cutting along the property perimeter, and filling the
central canyon areas, to provide 19 lots for commercial/industrial development. In addition
to access drives, Melrose Drive and Poinsettia Avenue would be extended through the site.
Earthwork quantities for the rough grading are estimated at 1,800,000 cubic yards (not
including remedial grading), with balanced cut and fill. Graded slopes will be constructed
/ at gradients of 2:1 (horizontal to vertical) or flatter. Cut slopes are planned to a maximum
height of approximately 90 feet, and fill slopes to approximately 42 feet.
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4.0 FIELD INVESTIGATION
Our field investigation, conducted on September 27, 1990, consisted of a geologic
reconnaissance by one of our professional staff, and the performance of 4 seismic refraction
traverses. The equipment used for the seismic refraction traverses was a Geometries/Nimbus
model ES-1210, twelve-channel, signal-enhancement seismograph, with a 20-lbs
sledgehammer as the energy source. Each of the four traverses were 110 feet long. Their
approximate locations are plotted on the Geotechnical Map, Plate 1. The traverse locations
were determined in the field by pacing, and inspection of the available 100-scale topographic
map; further accuracy is not implied.
5.0 GEOLOGY
5.1 General
The subject property is located in the Peninsular Ranges geomorphic provence of
Southern California. The site specific geology was outlined in the feasibility level
geotechnical investigation performed in 1985. This identified granitic crystalline
rocks of the Cretaceous-age southern California batholith underlying a small portion
of the site, along its northern edge. Two different types of granitic rock were
distinguished during our field reconnaissance for this investigation; a granodiorite and
a gabbro. Because of anticipated differences in the excavation characteristics of these
two types of granitic rock, they have been differentiated on the accompanying
Geotechnical Map (Plates 1 and 2), and are described in detail below. The remainder
of the site is underlain by Eocene-age.sedimentary bedrock consisting of interbedded
sandstones, siltstones, and claystone of the Santiago Formation. Surficial deposits of
alluvium, topsoil, and artificial fill are also present. These younger sedimentary rocks
and soils may be excavated using conventional grading techniques, and were therefore
not addressed as part of this study, nor differentiated on the Geotechnical Map.
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5.2 Granodiorite (Map Symbol Kgr)
On the south-facing slope near the middle of the site, protruding boulders and low
outcrops of hard rock are present over much of the surface. Here, the granitic rock
appears to be a granodiorite or tonolite in composition. It has a light, salt-and-pepper
appearance on fresh surfaces, weathers to a light brown with occasional orange or
pink staining, and has a fine- to medium-grained texture. Several cross-cutting
fracture systems are present, dominated by a moderately close spaced joint set striking
north-northeast and dipping near vertical. Degradation of the rock by weathering
appears relatively limited. Backhoe test pits excavated for the previous investigation
met refusal on hard rock at approximately 3 feet. Seismic traverses S-l, S-2, and S-3
were performed in this area. All three showed high wave velocities indicative of
hard, relative fresh rock at, or near the surface. Considerable difficulty may be
expected when excavating the granodiorite in this area, as will be discussed further
in section 6.0. Excavations in the granodiorite are expected to generate a quantity of
oversized rock.
5.3 Gabbro (Map Symbol Kgb)
The granitic rock underlying the northwest corner of the site is predominantly a dark
gray gabbro. The gabbro has a somewhat coarser texture than the granodiorite,
generally medium- to coarse-grained, and has been more deeply weathered. Most of
the gabbroic rock exposed at the surface and in road cuts has been altered to a
decomposed granite, similar to a well graded sandstone. Cuts in excess of 10 feet into
the weathered gabbro have been made for raceway service roads, apparently without
the need for blasting. The relatively slow wave velocities through the gabbro obtained
from seismic traverse S-4 indicate the effects of weathering extend to depths below
those of proposed cuts on the project. However, within the weathered matrix of
decomposed granite some rounded boulders, or "floaters", of more resistant gabbro
' may be anticipated. These are evident from the scattered outcrops of hard gabbro
boulders in the area.
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6.0 RIPPABILITY
In general, the seismic velocity of a shock wave can be correlated to rock hardness and used
as a rough indicator of the excavation characteristics to be expected during grading. Granitic
crystalline rocks displaying velocities below 5,000 ft/sec are generally found to be rippable.
Where velocities are between 5,000 and 6,000 ft/sec, the rock may be marginally rippable,
depending on equipment performance, operator technique, and fracture spacing in the rock.
Velocities in excess of 6,000 ft/sec usually indicate blasting will be required prior to
excavation. The maximum depth of penetration of the seismic traverses run for this study
was approximately 15 to 25 feet. Plots of the seismic data are presented in Appendix B. A
summary of the reduced seismic data, and interpretations is presented on Table 1.
At traverse S-4, the measured velocities suggest the gabbro is rippable to depths greater than
that of currently proposed cuts. However, isolated "floaters" of hard rock may be encountered
requiring localized use of breakers or other special excavation methods. To the east, proposed
cuts in the granodiorite are expected to require extensive pre-blasting to excavate. In the area
of traverses S-2 and S-3, the rock should be rippable to between 4 and 5 feet. Below this
depth, ripping will be very difficult, if possible at all without blasting. At traverse S-l, the
displayed seismic velocities suggest the rock may be marginally rippable to a depth of
approximately 15 feet. Below this depth, the need for blasting is almost certain.
7.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
From the information currently available, the following conclusions can be made:
7.1 Granitic rock underlies a relatively small proportion of the site along its northern
boundary. The western most exposures of granitic rock consists of a deeply weathered
gabbro. The gabbro is expected to be generally rippable to the depths of proposed
cuts, and its presence should have little adverse affect on grading operations. The
only place were ripping difficulties are anticipated is in the area underlain by only
moderately weathered granodiorite, on the northern side of proposed Lot 8. Here, it
' is estimated hard ripping and a significant amount of pre-blasting will be necessary
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TABLE 1
Traverse No.
S-l
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Velocity (ft/sec]
4,600
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3,000
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7,000
16,000
2,388
3,200
Depth (ft)
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Rippabilitv
Slow
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Moderate
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Moderate/Slow
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Easy
Moderate
Based on a D-9 Caterpillar, single shanked ripper.
Key to terms:
Easy - Normal ripping in surficial soils and decomposed rock.
Moderate - Ripping in dense weathered rock, few rocks generated.
Slow - Ripping in fractured, moderately weathered rock. Progress is slow, some oversized
rock is generated.
Hard - Ripping in nearly fresh rock. Progress is very slow, much oversized rock is generated.
Blasting is usually necessary.
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to excavate cuts and utility trenches deeper than approximately 5 feet. The current
development plan indicates cuts of up to 35 feet deep here for Poinsettia Avenue, and
still deeper utility lines.
7.2 Hard rock adversely impacts grading not only by its costly excavation, but also in its
reuse as fill. Blasting and hard ripping will produce a quantity of rock fragments
greater than 1 foot in maximum diameter. Such oversized rock will need to be either:
specially placed in deep fills (at least 10 feet below finish grade and 15.feet in from
any slope face); crushed or broken into smaller fragments; used as riprap; or exported.
7.3 As currently proposed, grading of the site will include large, deep fill, suitable for the
disposal of oversized rock. Construction scheduling should allow for the completion
of cuts in hard rock before fills are brought to levels above which oversized rock can
not be placed. In budget planning, extra charges by the grading contractor for the
special handling of oversize rock should be considered.
8.0 LIMITATIONS OF INVESTIGATION
Our investigation was performed using the degree of care and skill ordinarily exercised, under
similar circumstances, by reputable geotechnical consultants currently practicing in this or
similar localities. No other warranty, expressed or implied, is made as to the conclusions and
professional advice included in this report.
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ICG INCORPORATED
Marc Delattre
Project Geologist
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f. Lee Vanderhurit, C.E.G. 1125
Registration Expires: 6-30-92
President, Principal Geologist
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References
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References
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1. Kennedy, M. P., and Peterson, G. L., 1975, Geology of San Metropolitan Area, California;
• California Division of Mines and Geology Bulletin 200, 56 p.
_ 2. San Diego Geotechnical Consultants, Inc., November 4, 1985, "Geotechnical Investigation,
• Feasibility for Purchase, Carlsbad Raceway Property, Carlsbad, California",
unpublished report to Kaiser Development, Job No. 30011-00
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3. U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1953, Stereoscopic Aerial Photographs, Flight Number
AXN-8M, photo numbers 20 and 21, scale 1:24,000.
APPENDIX B
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