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.,�.. r. <br /> 0,PM-919- <br /> REGAL 605 8/16/91 <br /> :analysis. All wells tested negative (below detectors limits of 2 <br /> MDL/100ml) for Fecal Coliform but monitor wells MW2, MW4, rIW7 and <br /> 14146tested positive for Total Coliform at 1600 '.MN1100m1round <br /> indicating an active bio colony existing in and near the g <br /> water plume. <br /> A.b. GROUND WATER: JUNE 27, 1491 <br /> Sampling of the monitor wells occurred on June 27, 1991, and <br /> snowed similar results to the March, 1991 sampling. Reductions in <br /> benzene concentrations were noted in wells MW2, MW/ and MW8, while <br /> benzene concentrations increased in wells MW4, MW6 and MW9. <br /> Floating product sheen was still present in wells MW1, MW3 and <br /> MW10. Monitor wells MW2 and MW8 had moderate to strong bio odors, <br /> see Sampling Notes-Appendix B, and Table 1, Figures 5A and 5B. <br /> B. SOIL: <br /> As has been shown in the "Update Status Report, Flebri-,ary 23, 1990" <br /> sail contaminated with gasol4ne range hydrocarbons exists beneath <br /> the underground storage tank excavation from the 25 foot depth to <br /> top of ground water and at the 40 foot depth to top of ground <br /> water around monitor well MW10. The capillary fxinge area (50 <br /> foot depth) shows the spread of contaminant out to monitor wells <br /> MW1, MW2 and MW3, see Figure 6B. <br /> C. VAPOR: <br /> As has been stated above Foil contaminaticn e).ists from beneath <br /> the tank excavation to the top of the ground water. <br /> Overexcavation during the intial tank removal, removed <br /> contaminated soil to the 25 foot depth. Prior to replacement of <br /> the new double contained fiberglass tanks and dispensing system, 4 <br /> inch and 6 inch SCH 40 PVC 0.02 inch slotted pipes were placed <br /> vertically at the north corner and west corner of the excavation <br /> respectively and manifolded via underground to the treatment <br /> compound with SCH 40 2 inch and 4 inch PVC pipe. These pipes are <br /> to be used for vapor extraction - soil re:aiediation. <br /> WEGE will utilize monitor well MW10 along with the 4 and 6 Lach <br /> risers that have been placed '.n t%e tank excavation for soil vapor <br /> extraction. Also monitor wells MW1, MW2 and MW3 will be adapted <br /> so they may also be utilized for vapor recovery if warranted. <br /> Monitor well Mw10 has been connected to the treatment compound <br /> with 2 inch SCH 40 PVC pipe running beneath the surface. A needle <br /> valve with a sample port will connect this pipe to the steel <br /> manifold (vapor extraction manifold) that hooks into the blower to <br /> be used for vapor extraction, see Figure 7A and 7B. Also needle <br /> PAGE 7 <br />