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Mr.Nuel Henderson,Jr. • October 15,2002 <br /> ARCO Station 6100 Project No.U 6100 <br /> Work Plan Page 4 <br /> feet bgs, the total depth explored. Soil samples collected from 152 feet and 202 feet bgs in <br /> boring B-32/MW-1 were submitted for physical analysis. These samples were reported to have <br /> relatively low permeability values of 6.5 x 10-centimeters per second(cm/s) and 2.4 x 10-6 cm/s, <br /> respectively. vtv},,..;eo.� lw.zw.�•,.2 per^-' <br /> Hydrogeolofic Conditions <br /> Groundwater is encountered in both Sand 1 and Sand 2, and appears to be perched. In both <br /> sandy strata, meteoric groundwater appears to flow along the contact between the sand stratum <br /> and an underlying silty unit. The lateral extent of the perched water in Sand 1 appears <br /> adequately characterized. The extent of the perched water in Sand 2 has not been adequately <br /> characterized. <br /> The lack of water in any of the deep-screened wells, except MW-1, suggests a localized vertical <br /> flow of groundwater through the silt between Sand 1 and Sand 2. Vertical connection between <br /> Sand 1 and Sand 2 was discussed above. The perched groundwater in Sand 1 and Sand 2 <br /> appears to flow down dip (southeastward)under gravity. <br /> Only one downgradient potential receptor has been identified. One artesian well is situated <br /> approximately 2000 feet southeast (down dip) of the site (Figure 1). <br /> Extent of Hydrocarbon Impact <br /> Based on the analytical data collected during UST and product line replacement activities, the <br /> dispensers and product piping was likely the primary source of the release. It appears that the <br /> bulk of the hydrocarbon mass is between 10 and 45 feet bgs, with localized high concentrations <br /> encountered at depths ranging from 45 to 80 feet bgs. Adequate characterization has been <br /> achieved on-site. <br /> Characterization of the lateral migration off-site of petroleum hydrocarbons remains incomplete <br /> to the southeast. A majority of the petroleum hydrocarbons (TPHG and BTEX compounds) off- <br /> site were detected in boring B-32/MW-1,with the highest concentrations detected at 111 feet bgs <br /> in boring B-32/MW-1, at the base of Sand 2 (just below the sand/silt contact). <br /> Proposed Scope of Work <br /> Further characterization of hydrocarbon impact to Sand 2 in the vicinity of well MW-1 is required. <br /> Stratus proposes to drill four off-site soil borings (B-38 through B-42) to further characterize the �( <br /> subsurface lithologic conditions. Four groundwater monitoring wells (MW-10 through MW-13) <br /> will be installed adjacent to each of the soil borings to evaluate the lateral extent of perched <br /> groundwater and floating product. <br /> Well VW-15 is obstructed and needs to be properly destroyed. Sufficient monitoring points are <br /> installed in the immediate vicinity of well VW-15 that a replacement well is not warranted. Stratus d <br /> proposes to drill out well VW-15 and gout the boring to ground surface. <br /> P:\Bp-Arco for URS\6100\Work Plans\6100 workplan-l.doc <br />