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i - <br /> i31 August 2000 <br /> AGE Protect No 96-0232 <br /> iPage 15 of 25 <br /> i effluent water sample was obtained on that day to verify efficiency of the treatment system TPH-g, <br /> BTEX compounds, MTBE and TBA were all below laboratory detection levels in this sample <br /> i The system was fully operational on 20 June 2000, grab water samples were collected from the <br /> Influent and effluent of the pump and treat system Analysis of influent water samples detected <br /> TPH-g at concentrations of 23,000,ug/l, concentrations of MTBE at 52,000,ug/1 and minor detection <br /> i o f BTEX compounds Analysis of effluent water samples did not detect any of the constituents of <br /> concern above laboratory detection levels <br /> i The second round of influent/effluent monitoring samples were collected on 05 July 2000, relative <br /> to the 20 June 2000 Influent samples, TPH-g levels dropped from 23,000 µg/1 to 5,500 ,ug/1 and <br /> MTBE levels decreased from 52,000 µg/l to 38,000 ug/1 TBA and TAME were detected in the <br /> iinfluent water sample at concentrations of 13,000 µg/1 and 620 µg/l, respectively Effluent and <br /> intermediate samples were also obtained on 05 July 2000 The effluent and intermediate samples <br /> were obtained to verify that the treatment system continued to meet discharge levels and the <br /> intermediate samples were taken to check for any unforseen media break through Analysis of <br /> effluent water samples did not detect any of the constituents of concern above laboratory detection <br /> lie levels A summary of analytical data and laboratory reports are included with Appendix J <br /> I42 CLEAN-UP GOALS <br /> Based on our experience at similar sites, AGE believes that the proposed remedial activities will be <br /> the most effective available and practical remedial method However, cleanup goals approaching <br /> maximum contaminant levels (MCLs)are not realistic nor reasonable We propose to implement the <br /> "pump and treat"system until the point of dunmshmg return is achieved,which is proposed as when <br /> the resulting concentrations vary less than 10% for six consecutive months Upon approaching this <br /> "asymptotic" condition, a rebound test will be performed at the site by shutting the system off for <br /> approximately one to two weeks and immediately collect a sample from the influent upon re-, <br /> initiation of the unit The results of the "rebound" concentrations for TPH-g, TPH-d, BTEX and <br /> MTBE should be less than or equal to 25%of their respective concentrations obtained from the most <br /> recent influent sampling event At this time, AGE will re-evaluate the cost effectiveness of the <br /> remediation system and make recommendations to the RWQCB AGE believes that the above <br /> referenced cleanup goals are conditional upon identifying and removing the petroleum hydrocarbon <br /> and MTBE source(s), demonstrating plume stabilization and mass reduction <br /> Annexation efforts into the San Joaquin Count Utility Maintenance District are currently being <br /> q Y Y <br /> organized by the Bokides Family Limited Partnership for the Rocky's Restaurant and the Three B's <br /> Truck Plaza Upon being annexed into the San Joaquin County Utility Maintenance District, efforts <br /> will be made to supply the Rocky's Restaurant and the Three B's Truck Plaza with an alternate water <br /> Isource and to properly abandon the domestic water wells identified as RDW-1 and DW-1 AGE <br /> Advanced GcoEnvironmental,Inc <br /> i <br />