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RECORD_ID
PR0506190
PE
2953
FACILITY_ID
FA0007262
FACILITY_NAME
FLORSHEIM HOMES
STREET_NUMBER
0
STREET_NAME
AUTUMN CHASE
STREET_TYPE
CIR
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95219
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
AUTUMN CHASE CIR
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
003
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Approved
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LEVI N E•FRICKE <br /> compounds 4 , 4-DDT (0. 14 ppm) , 2,4-DDT (0.'1036 ppm) , 4, 4 DDE <br /> (0.023) and 4 ,4-DDD (0.021) were detected in Q-6. The sums of <br /> the DDT-related compounds in these samples (0{. 026 and 0. 22) are <br /> considerably below the TTLC. DDT and related: compounds were not <br /> detected in any of the other four samples. submitted for analysis <br /> (Q-4, Q-7, Q-10, Q--11) . With the exception of Q-3, Dieldrin was <br /> not detected in any of the soil samples analyzed. <br /> The above results indicate that the soil ;l'in the vicinity of the <br /> h� Quonset but affected by concentrations of� DDT'.related compounds <br /> above the cumulative TTLC is relatively l,ocal,ized to an area less <br /> than approximately 20 by 20 feet near the entrance to the Quonset <br /> l but. <br /> 1 , <br /> Fuel" Tanks <br /> 3I - <br /> In the vicinity of the former underground storage tank location, <br /> Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) as' diesel fuel were detected <br /> in the soil sample collected from WS-6 at. 1.5.# feet below grade at <br /> l 26 ppm. Toluene was detected in the 1.5 ,foot1soil sample at 0.2 <br /> ] ppm, and at the sample collected from 3 feet below grade at 0. 18 <br /> ppm. These concentrations are well below, the� average "designated <br /> level" for toluene in soils to protect grpund,� water (100 ppm) , as <br /> Il established -by the Central Valley RWQCB (J. Marshack, 1987) . <br /> Soil samples were not collected for analysis =from borehole WS-7. <br /> TPH was not detected in the ground-water �Isample collected from <br /> WS-6, but toluene was detected at 0.001 mg/l (ppm) . The ground- <br /> water sample collected from borehole WS-7� was` reported to contain <br /> 2.7 mg/l TPH as diesel fuel. Benzene, ethylbenzene and xylenes <br /> were not detected in any of the soil or ground-water samples <br /> collected from these two boreholes. Ground water was encountered <br /> at a depth of approximately six .feet below grade in both <br /> boreholes. It must be noted that analysisiresults of samples <br /> collected in this manner are qualitative only and may not <br /> accurately represent the actual cohcentrAions of the compounds <br /> in ground water. Such results indicate the potential presence of <br /> analytes in ground-water, but cannot be compared directly to <br /> numerical standards, action levels or guidelines. <br /> I� <br /> Low concentrations of toluene (ranging from 0. 034 to 0. 21 ppm) <br /> were detected in soil samples collected from WS-4 and WS-5, in <br /> the vicinity of the two above-ground diesel fuel tanks. TPH was <br /> not detected in the soil samples collected, nor was TPH or <br /> I� toluene detected in the ground-water samples collected from the <br /> two boreholes. i, f <br /> 12.3 Northwest Boundary <br /> Volatile organic compounds, base-neutral iland acid extractable <br /> compounds, and petroleum hydrocarbons were not detected in the <br /> -18- <br /> r <br />
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