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19 April 1997 <br /> Ms. Linda Turkatte <br /> San Joaquin County Public Health Services <br /> Environmental Health Department <br /> P.O.Box 338 <br /> Stockton, CA 95201-0388 <br /> Re: Work Plan Addendum <br /> 521 North Cherokee Lane, Lodi, California <br /> Site Code: 1324 <br /> Dear Ms. Turkatte: <br /> Pursuant to our February 1997 conversation, I have prepared a second addendum to the <br /> 13 March 1994 work plan. This addendum updates the 1 August 1995 addendum to <br /> include tasks which will allow an evaluation of the, 'risk" posed by the gasoline released <br /> at this site. Upon your acceptance of this addendum, a cost analysis will be performed; <br /> and along with the scope of work, it will be submitted to SB2004 Fund personnel for "pre- <br /> approval". <br /> Based on the suggested policy of the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB) and <br /> the data collected thus far, I recommend monitor wells be installed at the apparent <br /> perimeter (based on the HydroPunch® data) of the plume. With the exception of MW-1, <br /> groundwater at each of the monitor wells will be monitored to allow an assessment of <br /> plume stability and biological activity. <br /> In order to evaluate 'receptors", a survey of supply wells needs to be performed. <br /> Additionally, a health risk assessment needs to be performed. Because of a lack of soil <br /> data and model sensitivity, I propose to collect air samples to evaluate potential <br /> volatilization exposures. <br /> As stated in the 1 August 1995 addendum, I recommend destroying MW-1 as it is no <br /> longer serviceable and is apparently well within the groundwater contaminant plume. As <br /> it may be possible to use MWA with a vapor extraction system, the destruction should not <br /> be performed until after a vapor extraction test at the site. <br /> In addition, because the pump island area has yet to be investigated and significant <br /> residual soil contamination has not yet been reported at this site, I recommend collecting <br /> soil data from beneath each of the pump islands to evaluate potential residual hydrocarbon <br /> sources. <br />