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rW <br /> %TCATC Associates Inc. <br /> 1117 Lone Palm Avenue, Suite 201 <br /> Modesto,California 95351 <br /> v (:vYj209-579-2221 <br /> AS SO t I AT E S t N c. Fax:209-579-2225 <br /> declining trend in petroleum hydrocarbon constituents detected in samples collected from this <br /> well is evident. Graphs depicting TPHg, benzene, and MTBE concentrations over time in <br /> samples collected from MW1 are presented as Figures 7,8,and 9,respectively. <br /> • MW2 is located south of the former UST location in an apparent cross-gradient to down-gradient <br /> position relative to the former location of the UST. TPHg, BTEX, and MTBE have frequently <br /> been detected in samples collected from this well. TPHk and TPHd have been detected to a lesser <br /> �•• extent. A general declining trend in concentrations of TPHg, BTEX, and MTBE was observed <br /> until vapor extraction was introduced in the well in 2004 and 2005 resulting in a temporary <br /> increase in concentrations. TPHg, TPHk, and TPHd were last detected in samples collected from <br /> this well in January of 2009, October of 2007,and January of 2008 at concentrations of 200 pg/L, <br /> 2,700 µg/L, and 1,800 ltg/L, respectively. Benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and total xylenes <br /> were last detected in samples collected from this well in July of 2008, January of 2009, July of <br /> LO 2008, and January of 2009 at concentrations of 9.0 µg/L, 3.6 pg/L, 4.6 µg/L, and 35 µg/L, <br /> respectively. MTBE is typically present in samples collected from this well at concentrations <br /> below the primary MCL of 13 µg/L. A generally declining trend in petroleum hydrocarbon <br /> constituents detected in samples collected from this well is evident. Graphs depicting TPHg, <br /> 4. benzene, and MTBE concentrations over time in samples collected from MW2 are presented as <br /> Figures 10, 11,and 12,respectively. <br /> • MW3 is located east-southeast of the former UST location in an apparent down-gradient to cross- <br /> gradient location relative to the former location of the UST. Very low concentrations of TPHk, <br /> TPHd,toluene,and total xylenes were initially detected in the groundwater sample collected from <br /> this well when monitoring and sampling was initiated in December of 1999. Total xylenes were <br /> L" detected once more in the groundwater sample collected in April of 2000. Very low <br /> concentrations of MTBE were detected in groundwater samples collected from this well in April <br /> of 2005 and February of 2010. <br /> l� <br /> • MW4 is located north-northeast of the former UST location in an apparent cross-gradient to up- <br /> gradient position relative to the former location of the UST. Petroleum hydrocarbons have never <br /> Lo been detected in groundwater samples collected from MW4,with the exception of a sole reported <br /> detection of TPHd in the groundwater sample collected on June 22, 2000. <br /> * • MW5 is located south-southwest of the former UST location and MW6 and MW7 are located <br /> Lo north and south of the former UST location, respectively. Petroleum hydrocarbons have never <br /> been detected in groundwater samples collected from these wells. <br /> 1, ATC calculated the volume and mass of MTBE in groundwater based on the distribution of detected <br /> concentrations during the first quarter 2010 sampling event. The calculated mass of MTBE was estimated <br /> to be approximately 0.002 pounds. Mass calculations for MTBE in groundwater are contained in <br /> LN Appendix B. An isoconcentration map depicting the estimated lateral extent of MTBE in groundwater <br /> during the first quarter 2010 sampling event is provided as Figure 13. <br /> 1.. <br /> S:Environmental1625771Reports12010 closure summary.doc 7 <br /> 1.. <br />