Laserfiche WebLink
• Quarterly`Re ort - Septembe' r-1999 <br /> Geweke Land`Development& Marketing' <br /> I16 South Cherokee Lane, Lodi, California ; <br /> 1.0 INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE'OF WORK ' <br /> At.the request-of Geweke Land.Development & Marketing'(GLDM), and ih7 accordance.with. <br /> I °Cleanup and Abatement.Order'No. 93-701,Advanced GeoEn ironmental;Inc. (AGE)has prepared <br /> this•reportof monitoring and remediation field activities performed ai 16 South Cherokee Lane, , <br /> Lodi, California during the third.quarter of 1999.The site and itssurroundings are illustrated on <br /> Figure 1'- Vicinity,Mrip. Strictures and well locations related to the-site are'shown ori Figure•2'-,Site,. <br /> Plan. <br />(` The sco P e,of work covered bye this report was to collecf'ground water samples for analysis to <br /> :characterize the,current status of the.hydrocarbon impact at the site, to,summarize,the.progress of.a nl <br />� - the in-situ bioremediation project , and to-document monitoring activities.at the'site during the third .I, quarter=of 1999. At the request of-the San Joaquin County Public Health Services Environmental <br /> Health Division'(PHS-EHD), surveys were conducted to identify potential receptor wells near the r ' <br /> site and to identify additional sites near the subject property which may be 'contributing to the <br /> Results of revious investi ations are detaiied-in.the <br /> identifiedground water,contaminant plume. p . g <br /> Problem Assessment Report(PAR),'the Quarterly Report'-March 1.996 and the Quarterly Report- <br /> March and June 1999. Analytical results from-previous monitoring events are included in'Tables - <br /> 2,•3, 5.and 6 of this report.- <br /> 2.0. <br /> eport:2.0. PROCEDURES <br /> Quarterly ground'`'water rhoriitoring was performed on '30 September 1999.,Field 'work was'. , <br /> erformed in accordance.with PHS-EHD and-Central Valley Regional Water-Quality Control-Board <br /> (CVRWQCB) guidelines•for the investigation ofunderground storage tank (UST) sites. . <br />' . 2.1. MONITORING WELL PURGE PROCEDURES <br /> I <br /> On 30 Sepfembe`r 1999;.a Solinst water level meter was used-to measure the depth to groundwater. <br /> in ten wells relative to-.the tops of the'well,casings (Table•1). Wells MW-6, MW-7, MW-S', MW-9, <br />' <br /> MW 11, 'MW-12;and, MW-14 were then purged using .a Grundfos, submersible purge pump.: <br /> Approximately eigtit`to ten gallon -of water(minimuiri.of three-well-volumes) were removed from, " <br /> Ieach well during.purging: . <br /> Temperature;pH and conductivity of.the purge water were measured at two'-gallon intervals"using• <br /> a Hydac water analyzer.and the'readings were recorded on field logs.'The percent dissolved'oxygen <br /> was measured in.the final purged water:of each well.-Field data and work sheets are included-in, ; <br /> �- <br /> App dien i T e iur ed water was laced in,DOT-a roved drums and stored'on-site. <br /> x A. h p S .p. pp. , . _ <br /> ;Advanced_ GeoEnvironmental,.Inc. <br />