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<br /> :4.0. 'SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS::`
<br /> +! 'Based on'the findings from this`investigation,tAGErconcludes
<br /> ' • ' ;The groundwater elevations on=site'ranged from 17.68 feet-(MW-3)-to.18.60 feet(MW-2)
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<br /> below'MSL.-Ground water flow was inferred',to be flowing 'toward the southwest-at.a ,.
<br /> gradient of approximately 0.010 footlfoot:
<br /> TPH-g and MTBE.were detected in,the'ground waier'sample collected from well MW-.1 at. '
<br /> "concentrations of 230µg11 each,-which exceeds the California Department of Health Services
<br /> ' .Maximum ContaminantlL . els. ,
<br /> . The lateral extent of'the dissolved MTBE is not yet defined to the north or west,of the site. -
<br /> '.' 5.0., RECOMMENDATIONS
<br /> Based on'the findings of the environmental activities recounted in this,report, AGE recoinmends:
<br /> Continuation of quarterly ground water monitoring at,the site The next monitoring event 'J
<br /> should be performed in September 2004.
<br /> • Additional site assessment work including cane penetrometer testing and the installation of
<br /> additional monitoring wells to determine the vertical and'lateral extents 1. of dissolved'MTBE :;
<br /> at the site:
<br /> 6.0. LIMITATIONS
<br /> ,Our'professional services were performed:using thatdegree.of care and skill ordinarily exercised by
<br /> ' .'enviromnental consultants practicing in this or similar localities. The findings were based mainly
<br /> upon. .analytical'' results provided by ' an independent laboratory. -Evaluations., of the
<br /> geologic/hydrogeologic'conditions'at the site for the purpose of this investigation are made from a
<br /> "limited number of available data points(e.g..ground water samples),and subsurface conditions may,
<br />' wary away,from.these. data points: No other warranty, expressed or'implied,Jsmade as to,the"
<br /> pro fessional.interpretations, opinions, and-tecoinmendations contained in this report.
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