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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
3500 - Local Oversight Program
File Section
ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0009893
RECORD_ID
PR0544359
PE
3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0007196
FACILITY_NAME
RUSSELLS FLOWER PAVILION
STREET_NUMBER
152
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
ELEVENTH
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
TRACY
Zip
95376
APN
23517305
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
152 E ELEVENTH ST
P_LOCATION
03
P_DISTRICT
005
QC Status
Approved
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Remediation Report - 152 East 1 lth Street, Tracy, California Page 15 <br /> site was excavated These facts point to a source of hydrocarbon release a few feet to the <br /> east of monitoring well ULT 9 <br /> Similarly, the geometry of the portion of the discus shaped distribution of hydrocarbons as <br /> it was expressed in the east and west walls section f the along remedial eBBxthat is showncavation (see he ontwo Figuoe 4} <br /> wer <br /> diagrams on Figure 6 and the cross g <br /> indicate that the source of the contaminationW�henitalcene152 togethertwith the location, type <br /> reet is on City <br /> sof Tracy property under East 11th Street <br /> and geometry of the piping that had been ion under Easnd gt 1�h Sthe teetesoymerten feet elling <br /> evidence points to a source of contamination <br /> of the property line As noted previously, the configuration sts t tie f the <br /> ergrou doped piping <br /> found <br /> ch <br /> in the remedial excavation also strongly Sugg <br /> the gasoline leaked are still present in the subsurface The projected location of the tanks <br /> is shown on Figures 2, 5 and 6 <br /> BACKFILLING OF REMEDIAL- EXCAVATION <br /> When the excavation work to remove contaminated soil from beneath the subject property <br /> was complete, a Dynapac vibratory roller with a 66-m , pad-foot drum was used to <br /> thoroughly compact the rock that had been placed beneath the water table in the bottom <br /> of the pit <br /> The compacted rock served as a foundation for compacted Caltrans Class 11 aggregate- <br /> gregate base <br /> base materia] that was used to restore <br /> remedial <br /> trucks and spread in thin�gn form layers <br /> material was discharged into the excavation from <br /> which v;ere compacted by the vibratory roller <br /> A nuclear density gauge, calibrated against a compaction test performed on a bulk sample <br /> of the Caltrans Class 1I aggregate base material according to American Society for Testing <br /> and Materials (ASTM) Procedure D1557 (Method A) was used to measure the relative <br /> density of the compacted backfill according to the procedure specified by ASTM Standard <br /> D292 In all cases, the measured density exceeded that specified in the CAP, which called <br /> for the upper 2 ft of backfill to be compacted to 95% relative density and the material <br /> from that surface layer down to the dept of the rocexcavation that <br /> be compacted to 90°o irelatiow he <br /> water table in the bottom of the remedial <br /> density <br /> The results on the compaction test performed ots on the density testingthe sample of s thatswas <br /> 11 <br /> aggregate-base material and copies oft par <br /> performed by an independent quality control inspector are compiled in Appendix D <br /> Top rovide for pumping of groundwater from beneath the affected areas of the property as <br /> had been provided for in the CAP as an adjunct to soil remediation, a pump sump had <br /> been installed in the rotk placed in the bottom uelf fuel-the storage tanks remedial <br /> that were the sourcerof�he i <br /> it had been determined that the undergroundg <br />
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