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Contaminant concentrations have further decreased substantially since active remediation by <br /> i" ozone injection started five years ago and in many cases have become non-detect. <br /> The residual mass of gasoline in groundwater is well defined with very little gasoline <br /> remaining. The remaining contaminants currently do not pose a threat to human health and <br /> safety due to the low quantity of gasoline remaining and the lack of any expected uses for the <br /> shallow groundwater. The last of the Groundwater Quality Objectives are expected to be <br /> reached in twelve years. <br /> A soil vapor surrey was performed to determine if vapor intrusion into indoor air, for any <br /> future building, may be a concern, and as a side benefit, give an indication if any petroleum <br /> hydrocarbon impacted soil remains. The soil vapor survey results were non-detect at or <br /> above the laboratory reporting limits for all analyzed compounds. As a result, there is no risk <br /> to human health and safety due to potential vapor intrusion. <br /> Due to the soil vapor survey results and the ozone sparging of the soil excavation pits for <br /> over four years, there is no expectation of any significant soil contamination from petroleum <br /> hydrocarbons remaining in the vicinity if the former underground storage tanks (USTs). <br /> 11.0 RECOMMENDATIONS <br /> Based on the results of the work conducted at the subject site over the last ten years and the <br /> �. overall history and use of the site, JJW recommends that the eleven monitor wells and twelve <br /> sparge point locations should be properly destroyed, and the site closed with a "no further <br /> action required" letter issued by the appropriate regulatory agencies and in line with State <br /> Water Resources Control Board recommendations for closing these older sites. <br /> L. 12.0 LIMITATIONS <br /> The lack of identification of contamination on a site does not preclude its existence. JJW <br /> Geosciences incorporates the current, standard of care when making judgments concerning <br /> the presence of contamination on a site. However, due to natural circumstances, it is not <br /> always possible to identify and/or accurately determine the presence of contamination. <br /> Additionally, changes in appropriate standards may occur, whether they result from <br /> legislation, the broadening of knowledge, or other reasons. Such changes may invalidate <br /> certain findings of this report. <br /> �- This report has been prepared for the exclusive use of the client and is applicable only for the <br /> subject site. JJW Geosciences is not responsible for interpretations by others of the data <br /> presented in this report. This report does not represent a legal opinion and no warranty is <br /> L. expressed or implied. <br /> This report is issued with the understanding that it is the responsibility of the property owner <br /> to ensure that the information and recommendations herein are brought to the attention of the <br /> appropriate regulatory agency. This work was performed in accordance with the generally <br /> accepted standards of care existing in Northern California at the time of the investigation. <br /> V <br /> LN <br /> g JJW GEOSCIENCES Inc. <br />