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<br />   								1    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
<br />    		This  is a  report presenting the Third  Quarter 2005  groundwater monitoring for the
<br />    		former Disco Facility located at 110 North Filbert Street in Stockton, California.
<br />     		MONITORING EVENT RESULTS
<br />     		On August 29, 2005,  nineteen (19) monitoring wells and three (3) piezometers were
<br />    		sounded for depth to groundwater. MW-DIS-4 was unable to be sounded due to an
<br />    		obstruction  over the  well.    Kleinfelder  sampled  thirteen  (13)  monitoring  wells  and
<br />     		piezometers on August 29, 30 and 31, 2005.  The wells sampled were MW-DIS-1, MW-
<br />     		DIS-2, MW-DIS-9, MW-DIS-11s, MW-DIS-11d, MW-DIS-12, MW-DES-13, MW-DIS-14s,
<br />   i 		MW-DIS-14d, MW-DIS-15, NPI-70, NP1-80, and NP1-90.  The monitoring wells were
<br />    		sampled  in accordance with the "Groundwater Monitoring Frequency Decision Tree"
<br />    		developed by CH2M Hill for this project.
<br />    		The depth to groundwater ranged from 44.46 feet below the top of the well casing (MW-
<br />     		DIS-11s) to 53.67 feet below the top of the well casing (MW-DIS-14d).   Groundwater
<br />    		elevations in the monitoring wells ranged from —33.56 feet (MW-DIS-6) referenced to
<br />     		Mean Sea Level (MSL) to —34.12 feet MSL (MW-DIS-13).  A slight groundwater mound
<br />    		was noted  near MW-DES-11s.   We estimate the remediation activities  are the likely
<br />    		cause of the mound.   During the Third Quarter 2005 the groundwater gradient was
<br />    		calculated  to  be towards the east/southeast at  0.0004  feet/foot.    The  groundwater
<br />    		elevations recorded have shown the groundwater elevations to fluctuate over time from
<br />    		season to season with a general increasing trend recorded from 1991 to 2000 followed
<br />     		by  a  general  decreasing  trend  from  2000  to  present.     Over  the  past  year  the
<br />    		groundwater elevations at the site have increased.
<br />    		The  13  groundwater  samples  were  analyzed  for  the  following:  Total  Petroleum
<br />     		Hydrocarbon as gasoline (TPH-g), benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and total xylenes
<br />     		(BTEX),  Tert-Butyl Alcohol  (TBA),  1,2-Dichloroethane  (1,2-DCA),  1,2-Dibromoethane
<br />     		(EDB).   MW-DIS-15 was additionally analyzed for Di-isopropyl Ether (DIPE), Ethyl t-
<br />     		Butyl  Ether  (ETBE),  Methyl  tert-Butyl  Ether  (MTBE),  and  tert-Amyl  Methyl  Ether
<br />     		(TAME).
<br />     		Decreases in the concentrations of benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylenes, TPH-g,
<br />     		1,2 DCA, and EDB (EDB analyzed in MW-DIS-1  only) were noted in MW-DIS-1  and
<br />     		MW-DIS-2. EDB was also detected at 4.4 ugll for the second consecutive quarter since
<br />     		October 2001 in MW-DIS-1.
<br />    		The seven downgradient well samples (MW-DIS-11s, MW-DIS-11d, MW-DIS-12, MW-
<br />     		DIS-13,   MW-DIS-14s,   MW-DIS-14d   and   MW-DIS-15)  all  showed   non-detectable
<br />     		concentrations of TPH-g, BTEX, TBA, and EDB.
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<br />    		0 2005, Kleinfelder, Inc.   										November 15,2005
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