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SITE SURVEY SUMMARY SHEET FOR DERP-FUDS SITE NO. J09CA001300 STOCKTON MTI. .ITARY AIRFIELD SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SITE NAME: Stockton Military Airfield, also known as Stockton Field, Stockton Air For e Station, Stockton Airfield, Stockton Army Airfield, and is currently known primarily as St oc kt on Metropol itan Ai rpor t. LOCATION: San Joaquin County, 4 miles southwest of Stockton, California (see map M-3). SITE mSTORY: Stockton Military Airfield was acquired by lease from the City of Stockton on 21 July 1941 and used as an advanced training center for the U.S. Army Air Corps. Many improvements were added including: concrete runways, housing, shops, a medical center, gas mask instruction chamber, and ordnance storage facilities. In 1946 a majority of the site was declared surplus by the Army and returned to the City of Stockton and County of San Joaquin. In 1948 the Army returned the rest of Stockton Field, with the exception of Sharpe General Depot, to the city and county. Sharpe General Depot provided maintenance, repair, and supplies f r aircraft assigned to the,Sixth Army and operated until it was vacated in 1973, thus ending any DOD presence at Stockton Field. separate INPR for Sharpe General Depot (J09CA094800) was done in 1991. The last of all former DOD structures were demolished in 1985. Currently the majo ity of land that comprised the Stockton Military Airfield is now occupied by the Stockton Metropolitan Airport. The site of the ordnance magazine is a Regional Sports Complex, and the remaining properties are presently occupied by the California Air National Guard, an Aviation Commercial and Industrial Park, and undeveloped County of San Joaquin property set aside for compatible air por t developments. Included in the land returned to the County of San Joaquin in 1946 was an Acqua Gasoline Fueling system that consisted of 12 - 25,000 gallon gasoline UST's and 3 - 550 gallon water UST's for a total of 15 UST's. After 1946, use of 9 of the gasoline tanks were deeded to various parties. According to Stockton Metropolitan Airport Manager Chris Melville, after the DOD left, the Acqua pumping system was no longer used - electric pumps were used to operate the 9 tanks used by the parties leasing the tanks. Between August of 1987 and February of 1990 all 15 tanks were removed by the County of San Joaquin. M r. Melville stated that 6 of the 15 tanks had not been beneficially used since the DOD occupied the site - 3 former gasoline UST's and the 3 water UST's. Referencing a 1993 Archives Search Report by Huntsville Division: Stockton Metropolitan Airport Manager, Dan DeAngelis stated in an interview on April 7, 1993 that ground contamination is still evident. As of April 1995, M r. DeAngelis says the County has performed a site investigation and is awaiting funding for the cleanup effort. Under the DERP- FUDS program, the USACE cannot reimburse the County of San Joaquin for any past work su h as the tank removal and the site investigation performed by the County of San Joaquin.

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SITE SURVEY SUMMARY SHEET

FORDERP-FUDS SITE NO. J09CA001300

STOCKTON MTI..ITARY AIRFIELD

SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

SITE NAME: Stockton Military Airfield, also known as Stockton Field, Stockton Air Force

Station, Stockton Airfield, Stockton Army Airfield, and is currently known primarily as

Stockton Metropolitan Airport.

LOCATION: San Joaquin County, 4 miles southwest of Stockton, California (see map M-3).

SITE mSTORY: Stockton Military Airfield was acquired by lease from the City of Stockton

on 21 July 1941 and used as an advanced training center for the U.S. Army Air Corps. Manyimprovements were added including: concrete runways, housing, shops, a medical center, gas

mask instruction chamber, and ordnance storage facilities. In 1946 a majority of the site wasdeclared surplus by the Army and returned to the City of Stockton and County of San Joaquin. In

1948 the Army returned the rest of Stockton Field, with the exception of Sharpe General Depot,

to the city and county. Sharpe General Depot provided maintenance, repair, and supplies for

aircraft assigned to the,Sixth Army and operated until it was vacated in 1973, thus ending any

DOD presence at Stockton Field. A separate INPR for Sharpe General Depot (J09CA094800)

was done in 1991.

The last of all former DOD structures were demolished in 1985. Currently the majority of landthat comprised the Stockton Military Airfield is now occupied by the Stockton Metropolitan

Airport. The site of the ordnance magazine is a Regional Sports Complex, and the remaining

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SITE SURVEY SUMMARY SHEET

FORDERP-FUDS SITE NO. J09CA001300

STOCKTON MILITARY AIRFIELD

SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

A letter o f resp on sibility from th e S an Jo aqu in C ou nty E nv iro nm en tal H ealth D ivision w as

received by the C orps in June of 1995. T he letter nam es the C orps as one of several parties seen

as resp on sible for the co st o f in vestigatio n and clean up of the con tam inated soil at the form erU ST farm site. O n Septem ber 26,1995 M ike M etro and R oslyn Tobe of the A rm y C orps of

E ng in eers S acram en to D istrict m et w ith M a ry M e ays of th e S an Joaq uin C oun ty E nv iro nm ental

H ealth D iv isio n and M ike B roo ks o f the S tock to n A irpo rt to d iscuss the soil co ntam in ation

re su ltin g from th e u nd erg ro un d sto ra ge tank farm . T he m eetin g co nclud ed w ith the reg ulato r and

the C orps agreeing that the IN PRwould be revised to recommend a PR PIH TW project.

SITE VISIT: D ue to im pending construction of a sports com plex, of w hich portions w ere to be

bu ilt o ver an old o rdn ance area, a site inv estig atio n w as perfo rm ed to ensure n o ch em ical w arfare

m aterial rem ained. O n A ugust 15-16, 1984 a team from CEHND , led by R obert D . D em psey,

co nd ucted a site su rvey o f the fu tu re spo rts com plex site located at the form er S to ckton M ilitary

A irfield. N o exp lo sive ord nan ce m aterials w ere disco vered , bu t it w as recomm end ed that an

E xp lo sive O rdn an ce D ispo sal (E OD ) team sho uld b e called in to sw eep the area.

T he 8 7th O rd nan ce D etachment (E OD ) o f the P resid io o f S an F ran cisco con du cted a site surv ey

on M ay 10, 1985. N o additional evidence w as found detailing the presence of ordnance orex plosiv e w aste on site.

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SITE SURVEY SUMMARY SHEET

FORDERP-FUDS SITE NO. J09CA001300

STOCKTON MILITARY AIRFIELD

SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

AVAILABLE STUDIES AND REPORTS:

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Huntsville Division; Archives Search Report: Stockton MilitatyAirfield; June 1993.

Letter of Responsibility from the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Division, dated

June 8, 1995.

PA POC: Mr. William Mullery, CESPK-ED-EB, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento

District, (916) 557-6944.

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DEFENSE ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION PROGRAM

FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES

FINDINGS ANDDETERMINATION OF ELIGIBILITY

STOCKTON MILITARY AIRFIELD

SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

SITE NO. J09CA001300

FINDINGS OF FACT

1. Stockton Military Airfield, composed of 1397 acres, was acquired by lease from the City of

Stockton on 21 July 1941 and used as an advanced training center for the Army Air Corps until

1946. Many improvements were added including: runways, housing, shops, a medical center,

gas instruction chamber, and ordnance storage facilities.

2. On 20 October 1946, approximately 1100 acres were declared surplus by the Army and

transferred to the War Assets Administration and subsequently returned to the City of Stockton

and County of San Joaquin.

3. On 23 December 1948, the Army returned the rest of Stockton Field to the city and county,

with the exception of Sharpe General Depot that consisted of 138.58 fee acres and 2.90 easement

acres for a total acreage of 141.48. Sharpe General Depot provided maintenance, repair, and

supplies for aircraft assigned to the Sixth Army.

4. Sharpe General Depot was vacated in 1973, ending any DOD presence at Stockton Field.

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