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Site History <br /> 14000 Highway 88, Lockeford, CA <br /> Time Oil Property No.04-049 <br /> Site Assessment-August 1992 <br /> On August 26, 1992, a soil vapor survey was performed to assist in determining the extent of impacted <br /> soils. A pneumatic hammer was used to drive 13 soil vapor probes to depths of up to 13 feet in the <br /> vicinity of the former tanks. Vacuum pumps and charcoal tubes were used to collect vapor samples from <br /> each probe at various depths. Immediately after collection, each sample was submitted to an onsite <br /> mobile lab where it was extracted and injected into a gas chromatograph. Due to the presence of <br /> hardpan just below the ground surface, the results of the soil vapor survey were limited, as no probes <br /> could be advanced deeper than 13 feet. <br /> During the week of September 28, a drill rig was used to advance 4 soil borings and install 3 vapor <br /> extraction wells and 3 vapor inlet wells. During field activities, soils were found to consist of hardpan to <br /> approximately 15 feet; this strata was underlain by loose fine to medium sands. Dense silty sands and <br /> sandy silts were generally encountered at depths of 30 to 35 feet to the extent of the borings. <br /> Groundwater was not encountered during field activities. <br /> Drilling at each location was continued until hydrocarbons were no longer indicated by field <br /> instrumentation. Accordingly, borings SB-1, SB-2, and SB-4 were terminated at a depth of 40 feet while <br /> SB-2 (W1) was advanced to 45 feet. Wells W3, W5, and W6 were installed to 40 feet, while W4 was <br /> installed to 30 feet and W2 was installed to 45 feet. Wells W1, W2, W3 were installed as 4" diameter <br /> vapor extraction wells, and wells W4, W5, and W6 were installed as 2" diameter vapor inlet wells. <br /> Although each well was constructed using 0.020 slotted casing, screened intervals varied depending on <br /> well depth and field observations. <br /> Three soil samples from each boring were submitted for analysis based on field screening and visual <br /> observation. (Only 2 samples were submitted from W3.) Each sample was analyzed for TPH, BTEX, <br /> `..• and ethylene dibromide. Results indicated that soil contamination was generally limited to the area of <br /> the former tanks and appeared to exist at a depth of 30 feet to 35 feet. The highest concentrations of <br /> contaminants were indicated in 30-foot samples collected from W1(SB-2), W2, and SB-2. Samples <br /> collected from a depth of 15 feet in SB-1 and W3 contained 200 - 300 ppm gasoline; however, samples <br /> collected at 30 feet contained less than 10 ppm gasoline. Samples collected from SB-4, W4, W5, and <br /> W6 contained trace to "non-detect" concentrations of contaminants. None of the samples collected from <br /> depths of 40 feet to 45 feet contained detectable concentrations of gasoline or its constituents. <br /> After the installation of the wells, a vapor extraction pilot test was performed on W1, W2, and W3 to <br /> evaluate the feasibility of in-situ remediation by vapor extraction. The results of the study indicate that <br /> soil vapors can be easily extracted from the existing wells and that vapor extraction appears to be <br /> appropriate for site remediation. <br /> Based on the results of the site investigation, it appeared that impacted soils were limited to the former <br /> tank excavation and the more dense soils encountered at a depth of 30 feet. Although several of the soil <br /> samples submitted for analyses contained trace concentrations of hydrocarbons, SB-4, W4, W5, and W6 <br /> generally defined the extent of soil contamination to the west, southwest, north, and south of the tanks. <br /> A copy of Canonie's "Site Assessment Report" was forwarded to the appropriate regulatory agencies on <br /> May 25, 1993. In their reply dated June 18, 1993, the PHSIEHD requested that a workplan for an <br /> additional investigation to verify the extent of soil contamination be submitted. <br /> Workplan for Additional Site Activities- October 1993 <br /> A copy of Science and Engineering Analysis Corporation's (SECOR) "Workplan, Additional <br /> Environmental Investigation" was forwarded to the appropriate regulatory agencies on October 20, 1993. <br /> The goal of the proposed investigation was to completely define the lateral extent of impacted soils at <br /> the subject site. Site assessment activities proposed to meet the project goals included: <br /> 2 <br />