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i <br /> 1krCrNSOR.. SACRAMENTO <br />' PROJECT SUMMARY <br />' During the period of June. 28 through July 3 , 1991, Versar, <br /> Inc. (Versar) conducted an interim remediation/pilot study at the <br /> Pacific Bell facility located on Ashley Lane, Stockton, <br />' California. The interim remediation/pilot study included the <br /> installation of four soil-vapor extraction wells and a soil--vapor <br /> extraction and abatement system, the collection and analysis of <br /> soil and soil-vapor samples, the collection and collation of <br /> soil-vapor data and the preparation of this report. Mr. Stephen <br /> Wilson, Senior Geologist, and Ms. Yvonne Lembi, Geologist, <br /> supervised the drilling of the soil-vapor extraction wells, Mr. <br />' Stephen Wilson and Mr. James Jensen, Geologist, supervised the <br /> installation and operation of the soil-vapor extraction system. <br /> Mr. Wilson prepared this report. The interim remediation/pilot <br /> I study was performed under the supervision of Mr. James Frantes, <br /> Division Director, a registered geologist in the State of <br /> California. <br /> The following brief conclusions summarize the findings of <br /> Versar's interim remediation/pilot study: <br /> • Versar operated a soil--vapor extraction pilot study at <br /> the Pacific Bell Ashley Lane facility for a total of 93 <br /> days. The SVE system was operational for 66 days and <br /> during that time removed an estimated 0. 5 gallons of <br /> rdiesel from the impacted soils at the site. <br /> • Based on the operational data from the study, Versar <br /> concludes that the subsurface at the site is <br />' suitable for soil-vapor extraction implementation. <br /> However, based on the very low volume of diesel fuel <br /> recovered, the soils at the site cannot be <br /> satisfactorily remediated by soil-vapor extraction. <br /> Prepared By: Approv�d� telease: <br /> r . <br /> kMri#.___ . ephen Wilson <br /> Project Manager egio K& r <br />' 74-55"4 <br /> R.G. No. <br /> r <br /> r <br />