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Beacon Station No 641 .lune 15 2000 <br /> Stockton California Results of Additional Subsurface Iinesti ation <br /> SITE DESCRIPTION AND BACKGROUND <br /> • <br /> Beacon Station No 641 is an operating service station located on the southwest corner of the <br /> intersection of East Hammer Lane and Kathleen Drive in Stockton, California (Figure 2) <br /> The site is located in a predominantly commercial area of Stockton Site facilities include a <br /> service station/convenience store building, two canopy-covered product dispenser islands <br /> situated west and east of the store building, and three underground storage tanks (USTs) <br /> located in the west central portion of the property <br /> In rune 1996, four single-walled steel, 10,000-gallon gasoline USTs (T-1 through T-4) and <br /> associated product lines were excavated and removed from the site Horizon performed soil <br /> sampling associated with the removal of the UST systems The common UST basin was <br /> over-excavated to approximately 19 feet below surface grade (bsg) beneath UST T-1 and the <br /> west half of UST T-2 Additional over-excavation could not be performed because of the <br /> proximity to the sidewalk and street Analytical results of soil samples indicated <br /> concentrations of total petroleum hydrocarbons as gasoline (TPHg) up to 6800 milligrams <br /> per kilogram (parts per million or ppm) and benzene up to 80 ppm in soil at depths of 14 to <br /> 19 feet beneath former USTs T-1 and T-2 <br /> In June 1996, one 12,000-gallon and two 10,000-gallon double-walled, fiberglass-clad, steel <br /> USTs were installed in the former UST basin Ten 18-inch diameter conductor casings were <br /> placed in the former UST basin prior to backfilling The conductor casings were installed to <br /> facilitate future assessment and confirmation drilling through the backfilled UST basin (Tank <br /> Closure Letter Report, Horizon, August 2, 1996) <br /> Subsurface investigations have been performed since the replacement of the USTs In July <br /> 1996, Horizon drilled soil bonngs B-1 and B-2 Groundwater was encountered at depths of <br /> approximately 64 feet bsg in the soil borings Soil boring B1 was converted to a dual- <br /> completion soil vapor extraction well (VW-3 and VW4) Soil boring 132 was converted to a <br /> 641AddSbsrfcIvest5-00 doc 2 HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL INC. <br /> 1641 14 <br />