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.� 7500 West Eleventh Street, Tracy, C,4. <br /> Page 3 <br /> Repan:Groundwater-quality Monitoring—June 23-28,X005, � <br /> les from a reduced <br /> Joaquin Company 2004e, 2003c, 2003b) included a recovery ui Co Environmental <br /> wells at the direction of the San Joaquin les were taken are those 4 <br /> number of monitoring The wells from which those samples <br /> and secondary <br /> Health Division (SJCEHD). Primary <br /> t were located in the most severely-affected m the of e he p <br /> that <br /> plumes of contaminated groundwater emanating from <br /> C ,t round was conducted on April 21, 22 and 30, 2004, when <br /> The fourteenth monitoring p wells and the seven new <br /> groundwater samples were recovered from the 15 re-existingJoaquin <br /> wells installed in that month (The San product monitoring <br /> groundwater-quality monitoring <br /> 2004d). (Note.. As is discussed in Section Figure <br /> below,, were nstalledpn April 2004, but <br /> wells, the locations of which are shown on Figur <br /> of recovered from them until March 2005•) ThelflWells, and <br /> `( groundwater samples were n groundwater-quality monitoring <br /> sixteenth monitoring rounds included all 22 gr The San Joaquin <br /> were conducted on July 26-27 and October 27-28, 2004, respectively <br /> 2004b, c). <br /> Company <br /> s <br /> seventeenth <br /> quarterly monitoring round was conducted at the 7500 W erformed in <br /> The t Eleventh <br /> leve 24-March 16, 2005. That round, p <br /> Street site over the period February <br /> progress of natural attenuation at the Navarra <br /> 1'1 conjunction with a formal evaluation of the nd ter from each of the 22 groundwater- <br /> Site included recovery Of samples of gr wells g wells and the five floating product monitoring The San Joaquin <br /> quality monitorin <br /> Company 2006). <br /> y quarterly monitoring round, which was conducted <br /> This report documents the eighteenth <br /> in June 2005. <br /> 1.3.3 Monitorin of LNAPL <br /> V -x ro am of monitoring the thickness of light <br /> This report also includes records from a p roduct, in an array of five <br /> hale li uid (LNAPL), present as floating p ualit monitoring <br /> non-aqueous p q oundwater-q Y <br /> floating product monitoring wells and three selected gr <br /> =s. wells. <br /> When groundwater was first recovered from groundwater <br /> When <br /> monitoring well MW-7 <br /> 11 2000, the saons of Total Petroleum <br /> mple contained moderate coniHYd Hydrocarbons <br /> quantified <br /> on May <br /> F= toluene, ethyl <br /> r <br /> Hydrocarbons quantified as diesel (TPHd) and TotaPetroleum <br /> as gasoline (TPHg), with comme urate concentrations d ben <br /> o f in <br /> benzene and total xylene isomers (the BTEX componds} and 22 1�g� <br /> :., the concentration of components of <br /> F<= (MTBE) a fuel ox genate. Thereafter, yt <br /> butyl ether y <br /> ed an increasing trend until the analytes <br /> of concern exceeded <br /> i fuel hydrocbons follow However, as early as the sampling <br /> 4 their maximi solubility in water (see Table 2). les recovered from <br /> performed on No <br /> 28, 2000,no MTBE was detected in the e that, <br /> that time, the <br /> .. Well MW-7. It is believed that this does not <br /> T IndicRatherai indicates that the <br /> Monitoring <br /> _ groundwater in the vicinity of that well was free ofas to raise the such <br /> tions of other components of fuel hydrocarbons <br /> eater than the concentration of <br /> high Concentra <br /> method detection limit of the MTBE analysis to a level <br /> greater <br /> :a <br /> • sic <br /> �r� k. _— --"T". - �:_ -.•ill-' '-- � --.s•{�/ffl/fffi --i '.r1�(//1��� <br />