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EHD - Public
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3500 - Local Oversight Program
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ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0008126
RECORD_ID
PR0544673
PE
3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0006182
FACILITY_NAME
REGAL STATION #604
STREET_NUMBER
1448
Direction
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STREET_NAME
EL DORADO
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95202
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
1448 N EL DORADO ST
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
001
QC Status
Approved
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R604 :UPDATE 9-MARCH, 1992 <br /> custody delivered to MATRIX Laboratories (DHS-359 ) , formerly <br /> Chemtech Analytical Laboratories, for analysis of Total Petroleum <br /> Hydrocarbons and BTEX. If field screening indicates the absence <br /> of contamination, the 30 foot sample (historic depth of highest <br /> contamination) and the 40 foot sample (termination of boring) will <br /> be sealed, preserved, and chain of custody delivered to MATRIX <br /> Laboratories (DHS-359 ) , formerly Chemtech Analytical Laboratories, <br /> for analysis of Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons and BTEX. The P3A, <br /> P3B, P3C and P3D wells confirmed the lateral limits and/or removal <br /> of hydrocarbons from the P3 pump island excavated area. During <br /> the sample borings, if field screening indicates that these <br /> samples are below detection limits, the vadose vapor recovery <br /> wells will then be destroyed. WEGE anticipates the samples of <br /> these boring will be below the detection limits. If this proves <br /> to be true WEGE will consider the soil remediation for this site <br /> successful in removing the contaminants from the surface to the 40 <br /> foot depth and requests that the soil remediation portion for the <br /> site be granted closure, so the land owner can proceed with the <br /> needed improvements to lease out this property. The ground water <br /> investigation and remediation will continue. <br /> If field screening indicates that contamination stall exists in <br /> the soil, these borings will be cased and developed into vapor <br /> extraction wells at that time. <br /> • WELL CONSTRUCTION <br /> Previous work at the site has shown that the borings to the 40 <br /> foot depth will be in a sandy, clayey salt to salty sand. Once <br /> the boring is completed to the 40 foot depth a one to two foot <br /> sand base will be poured (clean #3 monteray sand) through the <br /> hollow stem augers. Then 2 inch Schedule 40 F480 TriLock PVC <br /> casing will be installed with a 2" bottom plug and 5 feet of 0 . 02" <br /> slot at the bottom with the remainder made up of 2" PVC Schedule <br /> 40 F480 TriLock pipe to approximately 2 feet above the surface. <br /> Once the casing has been installed clean #3 monteray sand will be <br /> slowly poured into the annular space between the augers and the <br /> PVC casing, as the augers are staged out of the hole, to guarantee <br /> a sand envelope to the 15 foot depth. <br /> A neat cement seal will be placed at this time and will consist of <br /> neat cement ( 12 sack mixture with 5% bentonite) . The neat cement <br /> seal will be placed by gravity pour from the 15 foot depth to just <br /> above the existing ground elevation. <br /> The well head will be fitted with a 2" PVC "T" with air tight <br /> locking cap at the top and a sample port with pipe to hose fitting <br /> at the lateral . This well head will be glued to the casing using <br /> PVC cement. <br /> page 12 <br />
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