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OweoSolv, LLC-Groundwater Monitoring for Manan age 2 og 0 <br /> lie ������,�a--.�� ►��v:- �� �� ass-;V rYa: <br /> The subject site is located in downtown Lockeford, CA It was previously used as <br /> a gasoline service station which housed four pump dispensers with associated <br /> 1 piping, three gasoline USTs, and one waste oil UST. Most of the site is covered <br /> by asphalt except for the concrete slab under the building and in the vicinity of <br /> the former dispenser islands. The site is basically flat and surface drainage flows <br /> Rt1o11 the alley way' at the <br /> a south end of the property. <br /> 17 L1.��3„ �IJJYY47LIl:V L16C J' l VLq kfL�r� w�VY— kuY ar.L'87 V�Y,w��I1L I�1.-�i1 <br /> Three (3) wells were purged and sampled in the field QSee Appendix A foT WoN <br /> Development Logs). Water levels were measured prior to purging of <br /> approximately fifteen (15) gallons from each of the three wells <br /> A Slope Indicator water level meter was used to measure the depth to <br /> groundwater. The measurements were read to the nearest 100th of an inch. All <br /> 1 wells were surveyed by a certified land surveyor for relative elevation and <br /> location. Each well was sampled after purging approximately three (3) or more <br /> borehole volumes from each well, allowing the water level to recover to at least <br /> 80% of the original, static level. The purging was performed by the use of a steel <br /> bailer. Temperature, electrical conductivity, and pH were monitored during each <br /> purging, so that the three parameters are within a 10% error difference from one <br /> 1! another, over three consecutive readings The data was used to verify that water <br /> had been removed from well casing storage and that the well water was <br /> representative of the aquifer, prior to sampling. Well purge and rinseate water <br /> was stored in a 55 gallon ®OT approved drum and was labeled to be transported <br /> to a legal point of disposal. <br /> GROUNDWATER GRADIENT <br /> The groundwater gradient was measured on July 15, 2001 prior to groundwater <br /> sampling All groundwater monitoring well locations were surveyed by a certified <br /> land surveyor for location and Top of Casing elevations. The groundwater <br /> gradient was measured at 0.016 feet/foot to the south (See Figure a for <br /> Groundwater Gradient Map). <br /> GROUNDWATER SAMPLING <br /> Water samples were collected by placing a plastic disposable check valve bailors <br /> down the center of each PVC well casing after purging The bailor was lowered to <br /> the bottom of the well casing and pulled to the surface to be decanted from the <br /> bottom of the bailer by temporarily unplugging the check valve until water flowed <br /> freely into the glass sample container. Water samples were contained in 40- <br /> milliliter VOA vials for TPH-g, MTBE, BTEX, oxygenates, and lead scavenger <br /> analysis The samples were labeled and stored on ice at 4 degrees centigrade <br /> until delivered, under chain-of-custody procedures, to McCampbell Analytical, <br /> Inc. of Pacheco, California, a State-certified analytical laboratory. All samples <br /> were analyzed by appropriate and applicable EPA Methods 8260, 8020 and 8015 <br /> Modified <br /> 07 2s-2ooa GeoSoly, LLC- Groundwaf+er Monitoring for Nunan Page 2 of 3 <br />