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Johnson Controls, Fullerton CA Conceptual Site Model Presentation Facility History Standard Products owned during initial development in 1956. Globe Union purchased in mid-1960s and expanded facility. Glob Union merged with Johnson Controls in 1978. Second expansion of facility in 1980. Site purchased by Lowe Enterprises and scheduled for redevelopment after hand over of clean site (completely demolished and remediated) from Johnson Controls Site Development Over Time Environmental Setting Topography – flat, gentle regional slope to W and SW Climate Geology Coastal Plain Basin filled with alluvium deposited by streams and sheet flow from erosion of surrounding hills/mountains. Underlying soil in upper 20 feet is silt, clayey silt and sandy silt with layers of sand and clay Hydrology Surface water drainage to north towards sewer line Carbon creek nearest surface drainage (0.5 miles S of site) Hydrogeology Principal aquifer 115- 125 feet bgs GW flow is WNW Orange County Water District observation well FM-5 – installed 1992 screened 121-141 feet bgs Public Water Supply Well F-KIM1A – installed 2002 multiple screens from 500-1225 feet bgs Land Use –commercial light industrial Stakeholders DTSC – lead agency due to Tier 1 wastewater permit Johnson Controls (Entact) Lowe Enterprises Orange County Water District Environmental Issues Releases to surface soils from plant activities (mostly lead) Leaking fuels tanks releasing to soils and GW? Solvent releases from site activities and offsite activities Receptor Conceptual Site Model Site Investigations - Metals 2005 64 borings sampled generally from 0.5 -1 and 2-2.5 feet bgs submitted for Pb (6010) samples collected deeper in production areas 2006 31 additional borings sample from 2-2.5 feet bgs, Submitted for Pb and pH (6010) 8 locations submitted for CAM 17 metals based on the lead and pH results Lead Screening Criteria Distribution of Metals Isolated Pb hot spots appear to be correlated to activitie