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i <br />' IlLImin h tlLI,n % Mann sLUInd QUartLr 1')99 (moundwan.r Monitoring <br /> Autu%l2(I 1999 � <br /> I'dgL 7 <br /> 4 SF( OND QtJARTER, 1999, SIJRFACF WATER MONITORING <br /> 4.1 FIELI) METHODOLOGY <br /> On .lune 30 1999 a C ondor represLntatn1L was nn tilts to conduct quarterly SurfacL eater monitoring, ar-ON ities <br /> 111L Inonitoring a(AIN AILS u)LludLd the. cnllcctlon of surface eater Samples from thL drainage ditch and Island <br /> drainagL Lham1L1 loedtLd Last and south of the Sik, respeLtivcly I our Surface, water samples were collected with <br />' a Teflon(-) dipping Lup and transitrrLd to two 40-milliliter glass vials fitted with Ieflon0-lined caps surface <br /> %4atLr SamplLS DDS (drainage ditch south) and DI)N (dralnagL ditch north) were collected approximately five <br /> feet and 100 ILLI north (If Light Mlle Road, respeLtiN ely SurfaLe water samples ID(W (Island drainage channel <br />' wLst) and ID( 1 (island dralnagL Lhant"ILl cast) wLrc collLULd from the, %VLStLrn terminus of the Island drainage <br /> channel and approxnnatLly 100 feet Last Of thL LonfluencL of the dratnagL ditch and thL Island drainagL channel, <br /> respect]-%Lly (ILfLr to 1-11.urL 5) 1 ash SatnplL LontalnLr was labeled and placed In a Looler chilled with ILL. and <br /> I dellvLrcd undt r Lhaln-ol-custody procedures to ()LoAnalytical I aboratoncs, Inc, , In Modesto, t allfornld, w(thin <br /> 24 hours of sample cnllLctlon Result,, of the laboratory analyses arL discussed In 1-Lc.tlon 4 3 <br /> 4.2 LABORATORY ANALYTICAL METHODOLOGY <br /> Vie laboratory analytical methods for the surface water samples collLctLd on June 30, 1999, are summarl/ed In <br />' Table 4 <br /> TABLE 4 <br /> Laboratory Analytical Methods <br /> Anal)tis <br /> B R X 11,1141 Gasoline <br /> Oxygenates/Additives <br /> AnalytlLal VILthods 602_ 5030/LUI f 8260 <br /> 0 3 lig/I (BI I-) 1 0 µl0 <br /> Detection Limits 0 6 pg/ (X) 0 OS M-1/1� 10 0 gg/L (tert Butanol) <br /> B rh X bLIIZLnL toluulL cth)1 bin7cnc and total x)kn+_s <br /> I PI14 0 total pe.trolulm h)drocarbons rluantlfiLd as P-asollne <br /> (sasolmE()\�gLI LS'AddltivL%=mcth)Itcrttary hutylether(MIRE1 ethanol tLrtlar)-butanol <br /> di-v opropN I LthLr([)11')~) ethyl tLmary-hut)l ether(F3 RF)and tLrtlary amN 1 methyl UhLr(I AMI-) <br /> 4 3 LABORATORY ANALYTICAL RESULTS <br /> No BTF,X constituents or TPH-G were detected at or above the laboratory reported detection limits In any of the <br /> I surface water samples M I BE was detected in surface water samples IDCW, DDN and DDS at concentrations of <br /> l 4, 5 4, and l 8 µg/l, respectively MTBE was not detected at or above the laboratory reported detection limits <br /> In surface water sample I(DE None of the gasoline oxygenates other than MTBE were detected at or above the <br /> laboratory reported detection lunits in any of the surface water samples A summary of laboratory analytical <br /> results of the Surface water samples is presented In Table 5, on the nLxt page, and in figure 5, Appendix A <br /> IL� coNDOR <br />