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Site Assessment fop Nunan n 09/08197 Rose 7 of 9 <br /> 0.2 0,�(MQrr Out, MEOA nay zal El,�O-'Ucags, OU'Gm ',G Isad., Gina 0"am(Danns <br /> 1 The following tables listing the results of analyses performed which did <br /> identify contaminants in significant quantities are shown in map view and <br /> cross section in Figures 2 through Y. <br /> Benzene was identified at its highest level at 6.7 PPM at a depth of 21.5 feet <br /> 9 P <br /> bgs below the base of the former UST pit. Some meteoric water was <br />' identified at this depth because the former pit was filled with pea gravel and <br /> there is no asphalt cover to prevent the infiltration of stormwater runoff. <br />' Benzene does not appear to be in soil outside the vicinity of the former <br /> gasoline UST pit. Even though TPHg was identified in the vicinity of the <br /> former waste oil UST, no benzene was identified. Figures 5, 6, and 7 verify <br />' that benzene in soil is within the shadow of the TPHg plume. <br /> 6.0 ME <br />' The following table shows physical soil characteristics of soil encountered. <br />' TABLE <br /> TOWN AND COUNTRY CHEVRON / NUNAN <br /> 13336 HIGHWAY 88, LOCKEFORD, CA <br /> Physical Characteristics of Soil Encountered in Boreholes <br /> SCC samples CONGead ¢ro¢m Fw meP Gmsoflne & Mms�e 05E USU [M 4%:rams <br />' BORING DEPTH Moisture Bulk Porosity Fraction of <br /> NUMBER (FEET) Content Density Organic <br /> % glcc Carbon <br /> Content <br /> B1 S 29 5-30 0 14 20 90 12 <br /> B5 115-120 15 22 0 068 <br /> B6'3 125-130 12 1 21 50 14 <br /> The samples were collected from locations and depth intervals which were <br /> considered to be as diverse and representative as possible. These results <br />' indicate that the soil is relatively homogeneous. The average bulk dry <br /> density is 2.1 g/cc and the average bulk da density is 1.85 g/cc (115.5 <br /> lbs/cubic ft). The average bulk dry density of 115.5 lbs/cubic ft and 13.7 % <br /> ' moisture content indicate that the site is predominantly sandy silts and clays <br /> with a typical organic carbon content. <br />