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Quik Stop Markets,Inc. RACAMA 1 <br /> Project No. F7132.32 Working To Restore Nature <br /> r Page 2 <br /> of groundwater removed from each well is noted on the groundwater sampling field log included in <br /> Appendix C. <br /> Quarterly Well Pumping <br /> As agreed upon with the San Joaquin County Public Health Services (see Background' Section— <br /> Appendix A),monitoring well MW-5 is pumped out on a quarterly basis. This quarter, pumping <br /> was conducted on May 5, 1992. Prior to pumping a groundwater sample was obtained from the <br /> well and labeled MW-5. The well was then pumped for about three hours and approximately 200 <br /> ' gallons of water was removed from the well. After pumping was complete, another groundwater <br /> sample was collected and labeled MW-5A. <br /> Laboratory Analyses <br /> The groundwater samples were transported to RESNA Environmental Laboratories, a state- <br /> certified laboratory, located in Fremont, California. Samples were analyzed for the presence of <br /> TPHG following Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Method 8015 modified and BTEX <br /> following EPA Method 80201602. The laboratory analytical report and chain-of-custody document <br /> are attached in Appendix D. <br /> ' Summary of Results <br /> A summary of the analytical results from current and past well samplings is presented in Table 1. <br /> Plate 2 shows the groundwater elevation contours based on the water, level data in Table 1. <br /> Groundwater elevations declined an average of 0.36 feet since last quarter. The apparent <br /> groundwater flow direction remains to the east-southeast at a gradient of approximately 0.002. <br /> ' In the Mune quarterly monitoring of wells MW-1R, MW-2,,MW-3, and MW-4,TPHG and BTEX <br /> were not detected. ; MW-5i had detectable levels of TPHG and benzene at 650 parts per billion <br /> and 2.9 ppb, respectively.- Unknown solvent peaks were reported hi d by the laboratory for <br /> groundwater-samples from.MW-1R and'MW-5. An examination of'i&'c. ma[ograms revealed <br /> ;that these.solvent-peaks-closely resembled those associated with methyl-tent-butyl ether (MTBE). <br /> ' MTBE is a non-metallic (lead-free)antiknock compound used in lead-free gasoline. In the next <br /> sampling and analysis, the samples from MW-1R and MW-5 will be analyzed for MTBE. The <br /> next quarterly groundwater sampling will be conducted in September 1992. <br /> ' Analysis of the samples-collected before and after the May 5, 1992 pumping of MW-5detected <br /> i TPHG at a concentration of..610 ppb pnpr-to pumping and at a concentration-of 360 ppb after; <br /> ,;pumping was completed(See Table 1). <br /> Recommendations <br /> Monitoring wells MW-3 and MW-4 have not had detectable TPHG or BTEX since they were first <br /> sampled in September 1990. MW-3 is located upgradient of the spill location and MW-4 is located <br /> approximately 50 feet laterally from the spill location. In view of these factors,in compliance with <br /> the State of California Leaking Underground Fuel Tank (LUFT)Field Manual, 1989, page 61, it is <br /> the recommendation of RESNA that Quik Stop request a change in the sampling schedule of <br />