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,ISCAMBRIA and product piping and in the southeastern half of the UST excavation Fugro West, Inc (Fugro) of Roseville, California performed over-excavation beneath the dispenser area and UST complex and collected additional soil samples One soil sample collected from the bottom of the UST excavation contained 1,000 parts per million (ppm) total petroleum hydrocarbons as gasoline (TPHg), and one soil sample collected from the northern sidewall of the dispenser excavation contained 2 7 ppm TPHg Complete results of the UST removal are documented in the Fugro April 19, 1995 Underground Storage Tank Closure Report During February 1996, Enviros, Inc (Enviros) drilled two Geoprobe®borings in the vicinity of the UST complex to investigate the extent of petroleum hydrocarbons detected during the December 1994 tank removal activities Enviros drilled one angle boring beneath the UST complex and one vertical boring adjacent to the UST complex Soil samples collected from the two borings did not contain detectable concentrations of petroleum hydrocarbons but did contain MTBE at concentrations up to 29 ppm This investigation is described in Enviros' May 8, 1996 Soil Boring Installation Report During January 1999, Cambria drilled five soil borings in the vicinity of the UST complex TPHg was detected in only one boring at a concentration of 3 17 ppm No benzene was detected in any of the soil borings MTBE was detected (by EPA Method 8260) in all borings at concentrations ranging from 0 00807 to 92 9 ppm Groundwater samples were collected from two of the borings and they contained TPHg ranging from 6,610 to 46,000 parts per billion (ppb), benzene from 63 6 to 243 ppb, and MTBE from 8,050 to 28,000 ppb These results are summarized in Cambria's June 9, 1999 Site Investigation Report During November 1999, Cambria drilled four Geoprobe soil borings and installed three groundwater monitoring wells (MW-1, MW-2, and MW-3) at this site The Geoprobe® borings were drilled in the vicinity of the dispenser islands to determine if this was the source area Analytical data collected from the borings suggested the dispenser islands were not the source area The monitoring wells were installed around the UST complex (Figure 2) Groundwater samples collected from these wells contained TPHg, benzene, and MTBE Analytical data from these wells and from previous soil borings drilled in the UST area suggested the USTs are likely the primary source area for petroleum hydrocarbons and MTBE detected in groundwater beneath this site The findings of this investigation are documented in Cambria's February 10, 2000 Site InvestigationJFourth Quarter 1999 Groundwater Monitoring Report During November 2000, one 550-gallon waste oil UST and two hydraulic hoists were removed Cambria collected one soil sample from beneath the waste oil tank and one sample beneath each 0955 2