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momtoi ing cv em N1 CBF was detected m samples DDN and DDS (980 and 3 500 µg/l respeLtivek ) at <br /> significantlx hlUhcr concentrations than in previous and suhsegmnt monitoring events Additionally the only <br /> surface xtattr sample detections of 1AME were reported in samples DDN and DDS during the first quarter, <br /> 1999 inonitot ing event During the thud quarter monitor uig cvcnt however MTBI was detected in sample <br /> i]DN ai .t much lower concentiation ( 1 7 ug/l) and was not detected in sample DDS Ivl"I BE was detected for <br /> the third tmnt rn the sample collided t:om IDCW (1 6 µg/1) <br /> ()n DLLLI]lhel --'2 1999 ( ondoi conducted fourth quarter 1999 groundwater and surface water monitoring at the <br /> ,itc I ahoratory analytical icsults of the groundwater samples collected during the Fourth quarter 1999, <br /> monitorui`� event ��eie 4,enerally consistent with historical quarterly groundwater analytical data I3eii/ent, and <br /> total wleneS weir detccled lot the second tIML in the -roundwater sample wllected from MW-3 <br /> (Froundwatcr cli✓vation measurements collected at the site on December '' 1999, indicated that the. average <br /> depth to ,1roundWatci N,4as approximately 6 6 tcct hcloW the monitor well and surface water station measuring <br /> points I his avciage depth to water v\,as 0 1 #cet Lgreatei than measured on September 23 1999 (,totuufwater <br /> elevation e.enitouiS for Deectnber 22 1999 indicated that the ,roundwater gradient at the. SItc was gcnc.rally <br /> consistent with the, histoiical groundwater gradient <br /> rhe laboiatoty analytical surface water Sample data for the Fourth 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 /> monitoring event, M i BI was detected in samples DDN and DDS (980 and 3,500 µg/I, respectively) at <br /> significantly higher 4onLentrations than in previous and subsequent monitoring events Additionally, the. only <br /> surface, water ,aniple dttcctrons of f AML were reported in samples DDN and DDS during the First quarter, <br /> 1999 monitoring event ]hiring the fourth quarter 1999 monitoring event, however M 1 BL was detected in <br /> samples UI)N and i)U5 at much [ower eoncentrationS (2 7 and I ti }rg/] respcctivel- <br /> On iNlarclt 17 2000 ( ondui unidueled quartcrly ground\4atei and surface, water monitoring at llerman c�c <br /> Ilclen , Marina located it VeJI[LC Island l ctry iii Stockton ( ah forma. l aboratory analytical results of the <br /> broundwatcr samples collected during the first quarter, 2000 monitoring event are generally consistent with <br /> historical quarterly groundwater anal)tical data <br /> (groundwater elevation measurements collected at the site on March 17, 2000 indicated that the average depth to <br /> groundwater was approxtmately six feet below the monitor well and island drainage channel water surface <br /> measuring points Groundwater elevation contours for March 17 2000, indicated that the groundwater gradient <br /> at the. site is generally consistent with the historical groundwatt r gradient <br /> Ilistotrcal laboratoiv analvtrcal icsults indicated that generally low concentrations of MTBE have been present in <br /> at least one of the surface water samples collected during the surface water sampling events During the first <br /> quarter, 1999 monitoring event, however MTBI; was detected in samples DDN and UDS (980 and 3,500 Fig/1, <br /> respectively) at significantly highci concentrations than in previous and subsequent monitoring events <br /> Additionally the only suitace water sample detections of TAME were reported in samples DDN and DDS during <br /> the Fist quaiter 1999, monitoring event During the first quarter, 2000, monitoring event MTBF was again <br /> detected at an elevated concentration in surface water sample DDS (4,700 Iig/l) <br /> In a lettet dated June 30 2000 Mr Rowe of the San Joaquin County Pl1S/E11D directed the submittal of a work <br /> plan amendment to modity the scope of work proposed in the above referenced work plan and work plan <br /> addendum According to Mr Rowe the w iii k plan amendment was to describe vertical character 17ation of the <br /> potential MTBE plume and be submitted by August 1 2000 ( ondot subsequently prepared the .�iatzLv Report <br /> and Adden dean to the Fork Plat dated July 24 2000 Mr Rowe approved the work plan amendment in a fared <br /> message elated August 3 2000 The installation and sampling of the soil borings described by the Work Plan, <br />