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� Page 6 <br /> and "L" represents the distance between these two <br /> extreme contours . In this case L = 47 . 5 feet . <br /> i = h/L = 52 . 88 ' - 52 . 75' = 0 . 12 ' = 0 . 002525 ft/ft <br /> 47 . 5 ' 47 . 5 ' <br /> The direction of groundwater flow was determined by drawing <br /> a line perpendicular to the groundwater contours establish- <br /> ed as described. Flow direction is expressed as the angle <br /> in degrees between North and the direction of groundwater <br /> flow. On March 31 , 1995 , the groundwater was found to be <br /> flowing N-720 -E. <br /> Maintenance, Removal , and Treatment of Previously Excavated <br /> Soil Containing Oil and Grease <br /> EPM has continued to monitor the soil storage piles <br /> maintained on site to assure that the polyethylene sheeting <br /> covers remain intact . New sheeting has been placed over <br /> the soil as necessary. <br /> Nhftool On February 27 , 1995 , EPM submitted additional written <br /> information concerning the removal and treatment of the <br /> subject soil to PHS/EHD. Mr. Infurna subsequently advised <br /> that this information satisfied his requirements for <br /> establishment of a public notification and comment period, <br /> which is now under way. <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE ACTIVITIES SCHEDULED FOR THE NEXT <br /> QUARTER <br /> Soil and Stored Puree Water <br /> EPM expects to bioremediate the 40 cubic yards of soil <br /> excavated at 275 Grant Line site on February 22 , 1994 after <br /> moving it to 2350 -East Street at the end of the public <br /> notification period prescribed by PHS/EHD. It is expected <br /> that the treatment period will not exceed 60 days . EPM has <br /> also requested PHS/EHD approval to dispose of the monitor- <br /> ing well purge water generated at both the Grant Line and <br /> East Street sites by treating it in an aerobic bioreactor- <br /> the design of which was described in the aforementioned <br /> documents dated February 27 , 1995 . <br /> Groundwater <br /> As shown in Table 1 , groundwater samples acquired from .on- <br /> site monitoring wells MW-1 and MW-3 have been free of <br />