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Eddie Jones Warehouse Manufacturing and Distribution Facility Project

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2022070365State & Local

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The Eddie Jones Warehouse, Manufacturing and Distribution Facility Project involves the development of four buildings totaling 497,822 square feet of office, warehouse, and manufacturing space with 28 truck bays on a 31.79-acre site in Oceanside, California. A critical component of the project is the implementation of a Department of Toxic Substances Control approved Response Plan to remediate contaminants in shallow soils and soil vapor. This remediation includes the excavation and off-site disposal of approximately 3,920 cubic yards of impacted soils from depths of 3 to 12 feet, groundwater monitoring to assess contaminant trends and plume stability, and the recording of a Land Use Covenant to restrict the property to commercial use and prohibit the use of shallow groundwater. The project is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act and is subject to a Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan. Key compliance requirements include adhering to SDAPCD Rule 55 for fugitive dust control, utilizing low-VOC coatings, and conducting nesting bird surveys within 72 hours of construction during breeding season. Additionally, the project requires archaeological monitoring by a qualified professional and adherence to stormwater pollution prevention best management practices. Post-occupancy requirements include participating in a San Diego Gas and Electric energy audit within one to two years of building occupancy.

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Development of 497,822 square feet of industrial space with soil remediation in Oceanside.

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Alex Road and Benet Road, Oceanside, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Oceanside
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Mario CazaresProject Manager
Darlene NicandroDevelopment Services Director

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The Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) approved the 3390 Alex Road Response Plan, which will implement site remediation activities on an approximately 31.7-acre area of land located at 3390 Alex Road (also known as 250 Eddie Jones Way) in Oceanside, CA. The Response Plan was prepared to address contaminants in shallow soils and soil vapor at the Site. The Response Plan is associated with planned redevelopment of the Site for which the City of Oceanside is the CEQA lead agency. The site remediation activities identified in the Response Plan consist of the following activities: Soil Excavation: The Response Plan includes excavation and off-Site disposal of approximately 3,920 cubic yards (6,240 tons) of impacted soils. The depth of excavation would range from 3 to 12 feet below ground surface (bgs). Soil excavation and disposal is estimated to take approximately three to four weeks and is estimated to require up to 280 truck trips. Groundwater Natural Attenuation and Monitoring: Groundwater monitoring will be performed to assess trends in contaminant concentrations and confirm the efficacy and natural attenuation and/or plume stability. Land Use Covenant (LUC): A LUC will be prepared in coordination with DTSC and recorded with the San Diego County Recorder to restrict the use of the property to commercial use and preclude the use of shallow groundwater for any uses including irrigation and/or industrial supply. The LUC will state that consultation with DTSC will be required should the Site uses change or should certain conditions at the Site change (e.g., excavation).

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