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i Wastewater generated from the steam cleaning of the augers and evacuation of groundwater from <br /> the soil boring during grouting were stored in labeled 55 gallon DOT approved drums inside the <br /> fenced compound This wastewater, along with water generated from the purging of monitor wells <br /> during quarterly groundwater sampling, was transported by Evergreen Environmental Services to <br /> their recycling facility under a non-hazardous waste manifest(Appendix C) <br /> RESULTS OF SOIL AND GROUNDWATER INVESTIGATION <br /> The certified analytical laboratory results from the four soil samples and two groundwater samples <br /> collected on March 26, 1998 are listed in Table 1 A copy of NSE's laboratory report is included as <br /> Appendix D of this report <br /> SOIL <br /> TPH-G concentrations in the four soil samples ranged from a maximum of 770 mg/kg in the <br /> shallowest sample collected from 25 5 feet bgs to below the laboratory detection limits of 0 5 <br /> mg/kg in the sample from 36 0 feet bgs The soil samples from 30 5 and 40 5 feet bgs showed <br /> TPH-G concentrations of 4 0 mg/kg and 2 0 mg/kg respectively <br /> Benzene concentrations in the four soil samples ranged from a maximum of 1 7 mg/kg in the <br /> sample collected from 25 5 feet to below the laboratory detection limits of 0 005 in the sample <br /> from 36 0 feet The soil samples from 30 5 and 40 5 feet bgs showed Benzene concentrations of <br /> 0 009 mg/kg and 0 02 mg/kg respectively <br /> The soil sample collected from 25 5 feet bgs showed the highest TPH-G concentration and was <br /> analyzed for concentrations of the oxygenants MTBE, TBA, ETRE, DIPS, and TAME All <br /> analytes were below the laboratory detection limits of 0 005 mg/kg <br /> GROUNDWATER <br /> TPH-G concentrations from the two groundwater samples collected by the hydropunch method at <br /> 33-35 feet bgs and 43-45 feet bgs were 0 17 mg/1 and 19 mg/1 respectively <br /> Benzene concentrations in the two groundwater samples collected at 33-35 feet bgs and 43-45 feet <br /> bgs were 0 007 mg/l and 0 011 mg/I respectively <br /> MTBE concentrations in the two groundwater samples were 0 22 mg/l at 33-35 feet bgs and less <br /> than the laboratory detection limits of 0 001 mg/1 at 43-45 feet bgs The remaining four oxygenants <br /> (TBA, ETBE, DIPS, and TAME) were not found above the laboratory detection limits in either of <br /> the groundwater samples <br /> DISCUSSION OF RESULTS <br /> The certified analytical laboratory results from the four soil samples collected from THl <br /> (representing the likeliest location for contaminants at depth) show that significant soil <br /> contamination extends to a depth of 25 5 feet bgs surface but quickly diminishes to less than 5 ppm <br /> TPH-G between 25 5 and 30 5 feet bgs and remains below 5 ppm TPH-G from 30 5 to 40 feet bgs <br /> The soil contaminants included BTEX constituents, but the oxygenants TBA, MTBE, ETBE, <br /> DIPS, and TAME were not present These results are consistent with the previous laboratory <br /> . results from the nearby strata probe test hole SP-E that showed significant TPH-G contamination at <br /> 16 feet bgs (14, 000 mg/kg) and 21 feet bgs (2000 mg/kg) but less than laboratory detection limits <br /> 4 SANCHEZ SRPT 5/11/98 <br />