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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTn DEPARTMENT <br /> SAN JOA QUIN COUNTY <br /> G� Unit S+rpen l surs <br /> Donna K Hcraii,%t E El S304 East Weber Avenue, Third Floor Carl Borgntan R E lit S <br /> Dopeau+ R4rkc IIuggms R C]d S R 17 1 <br /> y� Al Olsen,R E.,H S Stockton, California 95202-2708 Douglm W Nilson R E H S <br /> ' �9irxQR • PrrogrQ+Jr Mu►rnscr Telephone (209) 468-3420 Margarci Lagono R E 14 S <br /> Laurle A Colull%R E 11 S Fax (209)4G4-0138 Robtri McClellon,R E H S <br /> Probia+�+�llnrrager Mark Barccllo%,R 1:11 S <br /> FEB 14 ?_05 <br /> KEN HILLIARD KENDALL YOUNG <br /> 7-ELEVEN INC YLY LLC <br /> PO BOAC 711 720 YORK STREET <br /> DALLAS TX 75221-0711 SAN FRANCISCO CA 94110 <br /> RE 7-Eleven Store #32262 SITE CODE 1505 <br /> 2360 Grant Line Road <br /> Tracy CA 85376 <br /> San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department (SJClEHD) has begun review of Results <br /> of Srte Assessment Remedial Feasibility Testing and Site Conceptual Model(Report)dated <br /> September 30,2004, prepared on your behalf by Secor International Incorporated (SECOR) and <br /> has the following comments <br /> The Report includes documentation of the continued assessment of the lateral and vertical extent <br /> of the petroleum hydrocarbon contamination in soil and groundwater,feasibility testing of two <br /> remedial alternatives, and a site conceptual model (SCM) <br /> The site assessment discussed in the Report included the advancement of two cone <br /> penetrometer test(CPT)borings for investigation of the vertical extent of contamination, and the <br /> installation of three additional shallow monitoring wells for investigation of the lateral extent of <br /> contamination Two discrete grab groundwater samples were collected at each CPT location <br /> The sample collected from the onsite CPT-1 at 60 feet below surface grade(bsg)was reported to <br /> contain 69 micrograms per liter(lag/1)total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH)as gasoline, and 0 74 <br /> µg11 methyl tertiary butyl ether(MtBE) SECOR noted that the chromatogram appeared to <br /> indicate that this detection of TPHg was actually 2-ethyl-1-hexanol, a compound which is not a <br /> typical constituent of gasoline or diesel fuel SECOR slates that this compound is commonly <br /> associated with pipe dope However, the chromatogram was not included in the report for <br /> SJClEHD review,and research has indicated that this compound has been used as a fuel <br /> additive (Phillips 66 Superclean unleaded fuel additive), though it is most commonly used in <br /> consumer building and furnishing products, and in pesticides Please provide to SJClEHD a copy <br /> of the chromatogram, as well as documentation of which pipe dope product lists this compound <br /> as an ingredient,and an explanation of how SECOR considers it to be likely that pipe dope is the <br /> source of the detected contamination <br /> Three shallow monitoring wells, MW-7,MW-8 and MW-9 were installed to investigate the lateral <br /> extent of the shallow groundwater plume in the cross-and down-gradient directions These wells <br /> were developed and sampled on July 30,2004 Analytical results indicate that the lateral extent <br /> of the shallow plume has not been defsned The well located furthest down gradient, MW-8, <br /> contained 210 µgtl MtBE In addition, increasing concentrations of MtBE in well MW-2 Indicate <br /> that further investigation must be done to define the lateral extent of the plume towards the west <br /> FEB I u 2005 <br /> ��li a*rraaes�r�soraMls!# <br />