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N <br /> i <br />` 30 January 2014 <br /> AGE Project No . 99-0682 <br /> Page 11 of 28 <br /> (50 to 90 feet bsg) samples collected from wells MW-7 and MW-8 and from borings CPT-1 , <br /> CPT4 and CPT-7 (Figures 10, 11 and 13) . <br /> Based on groundwater data collected from site wells and grab groundwater samples <br />' collected during historical investigations the , the lateral and vertical extent of the dissolved <br /> hydrocarbon plume is marginally defined at the site . The shallow plume appears defined <br /> to the north by MW-3 to the east by borings P-521 - 1 through 3 and MW-4 , to the west by <br /> well MW-2 . The shallow dissolved plume is not defined to the south ( Figure 12 ) . For <br /> intermediate level wells , the plume is defined to the east by boring B-5, to the west by well <br /> MW-9 and to the south by boring CPT-5 . The plume is undefined to the north and elevated <br /> �tl} � concentrations have been reported in well MW-11 during the active investigation . However, <br /> y � l (releases <br /> deeper assessment has not been performed at the adjacent site located at 630 North <br /> ray ' , California Street and it is possible that elevated concentrations resulting from samples <br /> p�� ycollected at well MW- 11 are a result of releases from this tank site in combination with <br /> from the Stallworth Auto Sales site . <br /> 6.3 . MASS OF REMAINING DISSOLVED PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS <br /> Figures 10 and 11 depict the estimated extent of the dissolved hydrocarbon plume in cross <br /> sectional views ; Figures 12 and 13 depict the shallow and intermediate extent of the <br /> dissolved hydrocarbon plumes in plane view. <br /> Utilizing the above figures , the mass of dissolved TPH-g in groundwaterwas determined <br /> by splitting the groundwater plume into different isocontours based on concentrations <br /> reported during the March 2013 groundwater monitoring event and grab groundwater <br /> samples collected throughout the investigation . Furtherthe mass was split into two different <br /> depth discrete zones (20 to 50 feet bsg and 50 to 90 feet bsg) . <br /> The volume of each was determined by the following formula : <br /> V = Area (A) multiplied by the height (h) <br /> A= Area as determined using computer area inquiry function <br /> h = thickness (as determined utilizing Figures 10 and 11 ) <br /> Using the above calculations and the analytical results for groundwater samples collected <br /> during historical investigations and the groundwater monitoring event performed in March <br /> 2013 , approximately 49 lbs. (equivalent to 7. 8 gallons) of TPH-g impact is estimated to be <br /> dissolved in groundwater at the site . The assumptions for the calculations of hydrocarbon <br /> mass in groundwater is presented in Appendix D . <br /> Advanced GeoEnvironmental, Inc. <br />