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f� <br /> KEI-P91-0202.QR1 <br /> May 4 , 1992 <br /> Page 4 <br /> Water and selected soil samples were analyzed at Sequoia Analytical <br /> Laboratory in Concord, California. Soil and water samples were <br /> analyzed for TPH as gasoline and BTX&E. <br /> Analytical results of the soil samples collected from the borings <br /> for monitoring wells MW1 , MW2 , and MW3 indicated lion deteable <br /> levels of TPH as gasoline and BTX&E, except for samples MW,1(2 ) <br /> IMW1:(32 .5 �; �ai d�M_.i(_4.2_._5 , which showed levels of TPH as gasoline <br /> ranging from 1. 9 ppm to 5. 0 ppm, and levels of benzene ranging from <br /> 0. 45 ppm to 1.9 ppm. In addition, sample MW1 (37 . 5) showed a <br /> benzene level of 0. 0094_ppm.. Re�late �elry; ninor,�,.amounts,o€ o uen <br /> xylenes; :;an&ethy bei,zene--were-a-iso-det,_ected in the t'-f-ou sample. <br /> Analytical results of the collected on 2 <br /> September 9, 1991, from monitoring wells :MW1 Arid MW indicated <br /> _w <br /> levels of TPH'4as.:gasoline `at E6U ppb. and 24^0 pp , respectivel T. <br /> w_ t beia'xene levels a '96 p 'b and 13 ,-ppb, respectively. In NWo' , <br /> TPH as gasoline was non-detectable, with 6 z.ene' at 0. 49 ppb The <br /> results of the soil analyses are summarizedin TabYe 4, and the <br /> results of the water analyses are summarized in Table 2 . <br /> Based on analytical results, KEI recommended the implementation of <br /> a monthly monitoring and quarterly sampling program of the existing <br /> wells. In addition, wells MW1, MW2, and MW3 were recommended to be <br /> redeveloped during the following quarter, due to observations made <br /> during the initial ground water sampling activities that indicated <br /> the presence of some sa _ a d_silt materials at the bottom of the <br /> well casings. t should a ='rioted tYiat„ because .,the wells `were <br /> y� comp,lee d;_the nal samples <br /> � _ <br /> co l �ected. Rer+om. these �smakyot� be re resentative of the"actual <br /> round mat=er=quality at. the site. ) <br /> At Unocal ' s request, on December 16 through 20, 1991, six addi- <br /> tional two--inch diameter monitoring wells and two exploratory <br /> borings (designated as MW4 through MW9 and EBI and EB2 , respec- <br /> tively, on the attached Site Plan, Figure 1) were installed at the <br /> site. The six wells were each drilled and completed to total <br /> depths ranging from 79 to 85 feet below grade, except for MW5, <br /> which was drilled and completed to a depth of 70 feet below grade. <br /> Ground water was encountered at depths ranging from 71. 5 to 75 feet <br /> beneath the surface during drilling, except in MW5 , where ground'r <br /> water was encountered at a depth of 60 feet below grade,: The <br /> exploratory borings were drilled to depths of 20. 5 and 21.0 feet <br /> below grade. <br /> The surface of each well cover was surveyed by Kier & Wright of <br /> Pleasanton, California, to MSL and to a vertical accuracy of 0. 01 <br /> feet. <br />