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29 April 2005 <br /> AGE-IVC Project WNo. 98-0440 <br /> g18'. <br /> -Pa <br /> .. ' . . gip • . . . •- • .. ,,11 <br /> of • ' <br /> o S ... <br /> . 7 .. <br /> ln-Januaiy2002 <br /> ab ound-water <br /> samples were collected from.boriz s'B8'and B9 •t 60'.feet bs . <br /> •TPH-g was detected just above reporting limits in the grab water samples-at concentration <br /> and 88 µ9l1,•respectively.,TPH-d-was detected in the water sample collected from B9 at, a <br /> coriceritratibni of'140.4g/1.-Ethylberizene:and-total xylene's'were`detected in the sarnple.from B8 at <br /> concentrations of 1:2 µg%1 and 1..3 Vg/l'respectively. Toluene,ethylberizene and total xylenes'were <br /> detected iii the water sample collected fromlioring B9 at-concentrations of 0.62 gg/l;0:72.µg11 aitd <br /> . 4.3 µg%1,'respe'ctively._,-No other analytes including-benzene were-detected at or above laboratory <br /> reporting limits In the grab ground water samples analyzed. <br /> Based on the current area bounded by wells.MW-1 through MW42, the lateral 'extent-of the <br /> dissolved petroleum-hydrocarbon plume is defined;'additionally, ttie current concentmtions'.6f. <br />€ <br /> -dissolved IPH and BTEX compounds(benzene)detected at the'former UST area in samples from <br /> well MW-2 have declined to 1%.of 2.5 %o their respective highest concentrationg. The dissolved <br /> TPH=g concentration trends for.well MW-2 and MW-5 are depicted in Appendix D. TPH-g'and <br /> benzene.impact to ground water.is depicted iri plane view in Figures 7`and 8. The vertical extent is <br /> generally defined by,the very low concentrations of TPH-g; low'concentration.of TEX.below <br /> drinking water standards and absence of benzene-in the 60-foot grab ground;water samples. <br /> 5.0. POTENTIAL-IMPACT ON NEARBY•SUR.FACE AND GROUND WATER <br /> Typically, ground water would.represent the migration mediumf'for contaminants over significant <br /> horizontal distances.However,sites located in up-gradienforc ross-gradient directions from the.site <br /> are not likely to be negatively im acted-by the site. In addition;!first encountered ground water'is <br /> used.for 1.drinking or irrigation and.all ground water'in the State of California is considered tonbe of <br /> potential'beneficial use. J ` <br /> The water supply for the Strong Property located at 5157 West-Business Loop 205 was supplicd.by ' <br /> a�domestic well.(DW-5157)'23Q feet.west of the site. According';to Mr: Mike,Strong.tlie water line <br /> h extending t6'5157 from this'ddznestic Well was ruptii cd.iri 1998 arid subsequently,capped off.At <br /> the present there is no-water being supplied to.5157 WestBusiness Loop 205. This domestic well <br /> currently supplies drinking water to the adjacent properties:5161 and 51,63 West Business Loop 205. ; <br /> The domestic water wells located at 5225 and 5055 West Business Loop 205 are the most vulnerable <br /> for oterztial impact from the hydrocarbon iuine from the former UST area located at the Strong <br /> p P Y p <br /> ` .Property,. DW-5055 is located- directly down-gradient of the-ifformer UST-area. However, the <br /> dissolved contaminant plume does'not extend beyond wells MW-3'and'MW-10 towards DW-5225- <br /> nor-does it extend beyond wel1s'MW-7; MW-8, MW-1 f and,MW-12 towards DW-5055. Analysis <br /> of quarterly water samples froze the domestic well have.been non detect for petroleum'hydrocarbons. <br /> Adpanced GeoEnviranmental,Inc. <br />