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I <br /> gasoline oxygenates/additives were detected at or above the laboratory reported detection limits in any of the <br /> surface water samples <br /> I On March 26 1999 C ondor conducted first quarter, 1999, groundwater and surtace water monitoring at Herman <br /> & Helen s Marina I aboratory analytical results of the groundwater samples collected during the first quarter, <br /> 1999, monitoring event were generally consistent with historical quarterly groundwater analytical data <br /> Groundwater elevation measurements collected at the site on March 26, 1999, indicated that the average depth to <br /> groundwater was approximately 5 5 feet below the monitor well and surface water station measuring points This <br /> average depth to water is 0 1 feet greater than the average depth to water measured on December 30, 1998 <br /> Groundwater elevation contours for March 26, 1999, indicated that the groundwater gradient at the site was <br /> generally consistent with the historical groundwater gradient <br /> ILaboratory analytical results of the surface water samples collected during the first quarter, 1999, monitoring <br /> event were generally consistent with historical surface water analytical data for BTEX and TPH-G MTBE, <br /> however, was detected for the first time in the sample collected from LDCW (2 2 }rg/l) MTBE was detected in <br /> samples DDN and DDS at significantly higher concentrations during the first quarter, 1999, monitoring event <br /> (980 and 3,500 pg/1, respectively) than in prior monitoring events Additionally, TAME was detected for the <br /> Ifirst time to samples DDN and DDS <br /> On June 30, 1999, Condor conducted second quarter, 1999, groundwater and surface water monitoring at Herman <br /> & Helen's Marina Laboratory analytical results of the groundwater samples collected during the second quarter, <br /> 1999, monitoring event were generally consistent with historical quarterly groundwater analytical data <br /> I. Groundwater elevation measurements collected at the site on .lune 30, 1999, indicated that the average depth to <br /> groundwater was approximately 6 2 feet below the monitor well and surface water station measuring points This <br /> average depth to water is 0 7 feet greater than the average depth to water measured on March 26, 1999 <br /> Groundwater elevation contours for June 30, 1999, indicated that the groundwater gradient at the site is generally <br /> consistent with the historical groundwater gradient <br /> ILaboratory analytical results of the surface water samples collected during the second quarter, 1999, monitoring <br /> event were generally consistent with historical surface water analytical data MTBE was detected for the second <br /> time in the sample collected from LDCW (1 4 µg11) MTBE was detected in samples DDN and DDS at <br /> significantly lower concentrations during the second quarter, 1999, monitoring event (5 4 and 1 8 gg/I, <br /> respectively) than in the first quarter, 1999 monitoring event Additionally, TAME was not detected in any of <br /> the surface water sample during the second quarter, 1999, monitoring event <br /> IOn September 23, 1999, Condor conducted third quarter, 1999, groundwater and surtace water monitoring at <br /> Herman & Helen's Marina Laboratory analytical results of the groundwater samples collected during the third <br /> quarter, 1999, monitoring event were generally consistent with historical quarterly groundwater analytical data <br /> However, benzene, and total xylenes were detected for the first time in the groundwater sample collected from <br /> MW-3 <br /> Groundwater elevation measurements collected at the site on September 23, 1999, indicated that the average <br /> depth to groundwater was approximately 6 5 feet below the monitor well and surface water station measuring <br /> points This average depth to water is 0 3 feet greater than the average depth to water measured on June 30, <br /> I 1999 Groundwater elevation contours for September 23, 1999, indicated that the groundwater gradient at the <br /> site was generally consistent with the historical groundwater gradient <br /> I The laboratory analytical surface water sample data for the third quarter, 1999, monitoring event were generally <br /> representative of historical data, with the exception of the first quarter, 1999, data During the first quarter, 1999, <br /> I <br />