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Table 10-4 Sites Contaminated by Hazardous Materials in the SACOG Region SITE NAME SITE TYPE CLEANUP STATUS ADDRESS DESCRIPTION CITY COUNTY HELENA CHEMICAL STATE RESPONSE CERTIFIED 921 N GEORGE WASHINGTON BLVD YUBA CITY SUTTER SUTTER-BY-PASS STATE RESPONSE CERTIFIED NEAR JUNCTION OF TISDALE & SUTTER BYPASS UP RIGHT OF WAY, YUBA CITY VOLUNTARY CLEANUP ACTIVE CLARK AND COOPER STREETS YUBA CITY SUTTER YUBA CITY STEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY Yolo County BRIDGEWAY LAKES NORTH - PHASE I B CAPITOL PLATING CORPORATION SUTTER SUTTER STATE RESPONSE REFER: RWQCB 526 STEVENS AVE YUBA CITY SUTTER VOLUNTARY CLEANUP CERTIFIED 3695 MARSHALL ROAD WEST SACRAMENTO YOLO STATE RESPONSE ACTIVE 319 3RD STREET WEST SACRAMENTO YOLO COURT GALVANIZING STATE RESPONSE REFER: RWQCB SW OF DAVIS OFF COUNTY ROAD 32A DAVIS YOLO DAVIS TRANSMITTER SITE STATE RESPONSE REFER: RWQCB INTERSECTION OF MACE BLVD AND ROAD 35 DAVIS YOLO DELTA TRUCKING STATE RESPONSE CERTIFIED 1201 E KENTUCKY AVE WOODLAND YOLO ESPARTO HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL CLEANUP ACTIVE HIGHWAY 85B ESPARTO YOLO FRONTIER FERTILIZER FEDERAL SUPERFUND - SECOND STREET/BTWN PENA & MACE ACTIVE LISTED BLVD. DAVIS YOLO GAS'N'SAVE STATE RESPONSE REFER: RWQCB 504 L STREET DAVIS YOLO PG & E FORMER WOODLAND 904-906 MAIN STREET AND 419-421 VOLUNTARY CLEANUP ACTIVE MGP 4TH STREET WOODLAND YOLO TARGET PROPERTY VOLUNTARY CLEANUP NO FURTHER ACTION INTERSECTION OF SECOND STREET AND DAVIS FARADAY AVENUE YOLO TOWER COURT VOLUNTARY CLEANUP ACTIVE 706 WEST CAPITAL AVENUE WEST SACRAMENTO YOLO UNION CHEMICAL STATE RESPONSE CERTIFIED 3961 CHANNEL DRIVE WEST SACRAMENTO YOLO WILBUR ELLIS STATE RESPONSE CERTIFIED 1962 HAYS LN WOODLAND YOLO WOODLAND FAIRGROUNDS VOLUNTARY CLEANUP REFER: LOCAL AGENCY 1250 E GUM AVE WOODLAND YOLO Yuba County AMES ROAD STATE RESPONSE CERTIFIED 7237 AMES ROAD MARYSVILLE YUBA BEALE AFB CORRECTIVE ACTION REFER: SMBRP 10 MI S E/MARYSVILLE BEALE AFB YUBA BEALE AFB - IR/MMRP STATE RESPONSE ACTIVE 22,944 ACRES; 10MI EA OF MARYSVILLE, CA BEALE AFB YUBA CAMP BEALE (J09CA0136) - MMRP STATE RESPONSE ACTIVE 97.74 SQ MI; 40 MI N OF SACRAMENTO MARYSVILLE YUBA CECIL'S RADIATOR SHOP VOLUNTARY CLEANUP CERTIFIED 5174 LINDHURST AVENUE OLIVEHURST YUBA
Table 10-4 Sites Contaminated by Hazardous Materials in the SACOG Region SITE NAME SITE TYPE CLEANUP STATUS ADDRESS DESCRIPTION CITY COUNTY CLETUS ROGERS STATE RESPONSE CERTIFIED KEYSTONE AUTOMOTIVE VOLUNTARY CLEANUP CERTIFIED O&M - LAND USE RESTRICTIONS ONLY - LAND USE RESTRICTIONS MARYSVILLE LAPORO ROAD/ BLUE GRAVEL RD BROWNS VALLEY YUBA 5066 & 5079 POWERLINE ROAD OLIVEHURST YUBA LINDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOOL CLEANUP NO FURTHER ACTION 6180 DUNNING AVENUE MARYSVILLE YUBA PG&E, MARYSVILLE YUBA GARDENS INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL VOLUNTARY CLEANUP CERTIFIED / OPERATION & MAINTENANCE - LAND USE RESTRICTIONS 4TH AND A STREETS MARYSVILLE YUBA SCHOOL CLEANUP CERTIFIED 1964 11TH AVENUE OLIVEHURST YUBA YUBA SUTTER FAIR VOLUNTARY CLEANUP REFER: LOCAL AGENCY 442 FRANKLIN AVE YUBA CITY YUBA Source: California Department of Toxic Substances Control, EnviroStar Database, October 2011
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Page 9 and 10: In addition to regulating the trans
Page 11 and 12: Until the 1980’s, the disposal of
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Page 23 and 24: Figure 10.6 Airport Buffer Zones Yo
Page 25 and 26: Emergency Services This section pro
Page 27 and 28: All of these facilities are designe
Page 29 and 30: Homeland Security The Sacramento Po
Page 31 and 32: Wildfire prevention and suppression
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Page 35 and 36: (CERCLIS). This federal database co
Page 37 and 38: California Education Code The envir
Page 39 and 40: The Hazardous Materials Release Res
Page 41 and 42: Emergency Operations Plans Local ju
Page 43 and 44: 5. For a project located within an
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