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Chevron Products Company I I <br />Former Chevron Service Station #9-5775, 301 West Kodkinan Lane, Lodz, California June 5, 200I <br />• 4.0 SITE CONCEPTUAL MODEL <br />A Site Conceptual Model (SCM) has been developed to illustrate likely sources, pathways, and <br />receptors Results of the SCM are summarized below and graphically presented on Figure 15 <br />4.1 Sensitive Receptor Survey <br />41 1 Door -to -Door Survey <br />A door-to-door sensitive receptor survey was performed within a 1 -block radius of the Chevron <br />facility on July 12 and 13, 2000 by a SECOR representative to identify domestic wells not listed in <br />agency databases A total of two businesses and runty -five residences were approached during the <br />sensitive receptor survey <br />During the survey, the businesses and forty of the residential participants indicated that there was <br />no domestic well on the property No one was home at fifty-five of the residences At these <br />locations, an envelope was placed in the doorway containing a blank Water Supply Well Location <br />Survey Form, explanation letter, and a self addressed and stamped envelope As of May 10, 2001, <br />four of the residences responded to the survey by mail The survey did not identify domestic water <br />wells within a 1 -block radius of the subject site <br />412 Department of Water Resources Survey <br />is On March 15, 1999, G -R conducted a DWR (DWR) file review in an attempt to located domestic <br />and municipal wells within a Y2 -mile radius of the Former Chevron (G -R, Monitoring Well <br />Installation Report, dated June 2, 1999) G -R identified one municipal well (Well 12) within the <br />-mile radius A table and figure (provided by G -R) depicting well search results can be found in <br />Attachment L <br />• <br />4.2 Chemical Concentrations vs. Time and Distance <br />4 2 1 Chemical Concentrations vs Time <br />Plots of Chemical Concentration vs Time can be found on Figures M-1 through M-22 within <br />Attachment M Concentrations of TPHg and benzene are shown to decrease over tune in both on- <br />site and off-site wells Concentrations of MtBE were found to decrease in on-site wells, however <br />off-site wells appear to exhibit an increasing trend in concentrations. <br />422 Chemical Concentrations vs Distance <br />Concentrations of MtBE are shown to decrease in A -Zone wells in Figures N-1 through N-4 from <br />the source to the southeast, southwest, west, and south, respectively (Attachment N) <br />11Chevron1957751ParFrpl9-5775PARFRP2 doc <br />