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West Clay Properties - 3 - April 2012 <br /> Petroleum Hydrocarbon Constituent Concentration <br /> Contaminant Soil m /k Water (u/L WQOs <br /> Maximum Latest Maximum Latest (ug/L) <br /> a June 2011 <br /> TPHg NA NA 27,000 14,000 5 <br /> TPHd NA NA 20,000 1,000 56 <br /> Benzene NA NA 8,300 1,600 0.15 <br /> Toluene NA NA 600 53 42 <br /> Eth (benzene NA NA 2,800 390 29 <br /> Xylenes NA NA 4,040 354 17 <br /> MTBE NA NA 790 22 5 <br /> TBA NA NA 480 <10 12/1,2005- <br /> 1,2-DCA NA NA 1 110 30 0.5 <br /> NA: Not Analyzed, Not Applicable or Data Not Available <br /> mg/kg: milligrams per kilogram, parts per million <br /> ug/L: micrograms per liter, parts per billion <br /> WQOs: Water Quality Objectives <br /> a According to GeoTracker, wells <br /> b California Department of Public Health Notification Level/Response Level <br /> Site Description <br /> The Site is located at 639 West Clay Street in Stockton, California and actively dispenses fuel. <br /> The Site is bounded by Interstate 5 to the west, a residence to the east and parking lot to the <br /> north and south. The surrounding land use is mixed residential and commercial. <br /> Site History/Assessments <br /> In May 1989, USTs failed a tank tightness test. To date, 34 monitoring wells have been <br /> installed and monitored regularly. A Site map showing the location of the current and former <br /> USTs, monitoring wells and groundwater level contours is provided at the end of this five year <br /> summary. <br /> Remediation Summary <br /> • Free Product: No free product was documented throughout the life of this case. <br /> • Soil Excavation: Approximately 550 cubic yards of impacted soil were removed and <br /> disposed offsite in 2003. <br /> • In-Situ Soil Remediation: No soil remediation has been conducted. <br /> • Groundwater Remediation: Ozone sparging, November 2007 through present. <br /> General Site Conditions <br /> • Geology and Hydrogeology: The Site is underlain by interbedded and intermixed sand, <br /> silt and clay. The depth to groundwater is between 13 and 15 feet bgs and the <br /> groundwater gradient is variable. <br />