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I <br /> I3.3 Local Groundwater Flow Direction and Gradient <br /> I The groundwater surface undulates slightly but has a gentle slope toward S50W with a gradient of 0 001 <br /> (Figure 4) This flow direction and gradient are consistent with published groundwater data from the City <br /> of Lodi(Environmental Forensic Investigations, Inc, 2002)and San Joaquin County Department of Public <br /> Works(2004)groundwater surface elevations for the North San Joaquin Water Conservation District <br /> 3.4 Petroleum Hydrocarbon Groundwater Plume <br /> The areal or horizontal extent of the petroleum hydrocarbon groundwater plume at the site extended <br /> throughout the site All monitoring wells except MW4 had reportable concentrations of petroleum <br /> hydrocarbons Significant concentrations of TPH-gasoline and benzene were present in well MWI, 2, 3, <br /> and 6 at concentrations above maximum contaminant levels(MCLs) Minor concentrations of 1,2- DCA <br /> and 1,2-EDB were reported to be present in monitoring wells MW1 and 3 MTBE was reported to be <br /> Ipresent at low concentrations in MW2 and MW3 <br /> A review of past groundwater petroleum hydrocarbon concentrations was made and included in the <br /> Itabulations presented in Table 4 No horizontal limit of the petroleum hydrocarbon contamination plume <br /> has been identified to date The past maximum areal extent of the groundwater petroleum hydrocarbon <br /> plume as determined from previous soil boring investigations suggest the site to has had a minimum areal <br /> extent of approximately 200 by 225 feet(45,000 square feet) We believe the plume to be somewhat <br /> larger in areal extent <br /> lie Updated Site Conce tual Model <br /> The Site Conceptual Model(SCM) is a written and/or graphical representation of the unauthorized release <br /> I scenario, site characteristics (geology, hydrogeology, etc)and the likely distribution of constituents of <br /> concern at the site The SCM lmks potential sources to potential receptors through transport of chemicals <br /> in air, soil, surfacewaters, and groundwaters It also provides a technical framework for the entire project <br /> I and a communications tool for regulatory agencies, responsible parties, and other parties involved in the <br /> investigation and ultimate cleanup of the site <br /> A Preliminary SCM was presented in the Report of Continued Investigation of Petroleum Hydrocarbon <br /> Soil and Groundwater Contamination(Muir, 2003d)that was submitted to PHSEHD in November, 2003 <br /> The overall goals of the Site Conceptual Model are listed below <br /> a Identify how the distribution of chemical is changing in space and time, <br /> b Identify potential current and future receptors, <br /> c Identify environmental issues that need to be addressed <br /> The Parmar Texaco Preliminary SCM includes the following basic site information parameters <br /> I 1 Site Description Parmar Texaco station, 521 North Cherokee Lane, Lodi, , California <br /> 2 Land Use Former Service Station Equipment Supplier Current laird use is anautomotive <br /> tire service shop <br />' 3 Water Use City of Lodi supplied water and City of Lodi sewer and storm dram service are <br /> provided to property No release of liquids to ground surface Several water supply <br /> • Maln\DTnvuonmentaIT&n arTexaco\Repom\123104QMR wN 5 <br /> I <br />