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i q <br /> Former Beacon Station 494 October 8, 1996 <br /> Stockton, California Appendix B Closure Report <br /> for TPHg, BTEX, total lead, and ethylene dibromide (EDB) The laboratory reported that <br /> the highest concentration of TPHg from the UST cavity were less than l mg/Kg The <br /> laboratory reported the concentration of TPHg from the piping trenches at below the <br /> laboratory detection lunits The highest concentration for total lead detected was reported at <br /> 8 2 mg/Kg from the sample collected beneath the product line All analytical results of the <br /> soil samples collected and analyzed during the UST removal investigation are summarized <br /> on Tables 4 and 5 within Appendix B <br /> Also in March 1993, Remediation Testing and Design of Santa Cruz, California conducted a <br /> limited soil gas screening and vapor extraction testing at the site The results of the testing <br /> activities indicated the presence of hydrocarbons in the soil gas beneath the site and that <br /> hydrocarbons could be removed from the subsurface via soil vapor extraction The results of <br /> the soil gas screening are compiled on Table 7 within Appendix D AMV calculated the <br /> radius-of-influence of vapor-extraction at 29 standard cubic feet per minute (scfm) to be a <br /> minimum of 50 feet, with removal rates starting at up to 168 lbs of TPHg per day <br /> July 1993 AMV conducted an aquifer pumping test at the site to evaluate aquifer <br /> pumping characteristics The test utilized MW-3 as the pumping well with 48 hours of <br /> continuous pumping and then intermittently for 12 subsequent days Based on the results of <br /> the pumping test, it was decided that long term pumping and drawdown of the groundwater <br /> would be effective in controlling plume migration A copy of the Short Term Capture Zone <br /> depicted as a result of the pump test as Figure 7 is included within Appendix E It was <br /> concluded that longer term, sustained pumping would increase the capture zone This <br /> conclusion was supported by groundwater contour maps prepared during later quarterly <br /> monitoring activities( Figure 3, Water Table Contour Map of 312195 within Appendix E) <br /> 1494 APB 4 HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL INC <br />