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PROPERTY OWNER: <br /> George Lechich, P.O. Box 881, Stockton, CA 95201; (209) 466-5771 <br /> or (408) 372-5473 . <br /> CONTACT PERSON: <br /> George Lechich, (209) 466-5771 . <br /> LEGAL DESCRIPTION: <br /> Assessor' s parcel No . 135-450-23 , consisting of approximately <br /> 1/10th of an acre . Refer to prior reports for more details . <br /> DEPTH TO GROUNDWATER: <br /> Based upon the latest sampling event, (December, 3.995, ) the water <br /> table is about 12 ' bgl . The gradient is to the north/northeast, <br /> which agrees closely with regional data. <br /> BRIEF SUMMARY OF PRIOR WORK PERFORMED ON THE SITE : <br /> February, 1988 - A 500 gallon UST which had contained gasoline <br /> was removed from site. A soil sample taken at 13 ' bgl revealed <br /> the presence of petroleum hydrocarbons . Spoil was returned to <br /> hole & no further work done . <br /> February & March, 1994 - Three (3) groundwater monitoring wells <br /> were placed on the property. Wells #1 & #3 did not reveal any <br /> contamination in either soil or groundwater samples . However, <br /> MW-2, in a downgradient position from the removed UST, measured <br /> BTEX & TPH-G in both soil & water samples . Hydraulic gradient <br /> indicated to be to the north. For more details of that work, <br /> refer to the report titled "Site Assessment Report and Laboratory <br /> Analysis of Soil & Groundwater Samples to Define Contamination <br /> from Leaking UST" dated April 25 , 1994, prepared by Wm. J. Hunter <br /> & Associates . <br /> June, 1994 - First quarterly monitoring revealed the presence of <br /> BTEX & TPH-G in MW-2 ; levels were lower than first recorded. <br /> MW--2 & MW--3 still below detection levels . Gradient still to the <br /> north. <br /> September, 1994 - Second quarterly monitoring measured continued <br /> lower levels of BTEX; however, TPH-G had increased significantly. <br /> MW-2 & MW-3 still below detection limits . Hydraulic gradient has <br /> • shifted about 40 degrees to the northeast . <br /> 2 <br />