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								          		KEI-P91-0202 .R6
<br />      		January  23,   1992
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<br />      		KEI ' s  initial  field  work  was  conducted  on  February  20,   1991,  when
<br />      		three  underground  fuel  storage  tanks  and  one  waste  oil  tank  were
<br />      		removed  from  the  site.     The  tanks  consisted  of  one  10, 000  gallon
<br />      		regular   unleaded    fuel    storage   tank,    one    10 , 000    gallon    super
<br />      		unleaded  fuel  storage  tank,  one  10, 000  gallon  diesel  fuel  storage
<br />      		tank,   and  one  550  gallon  waste  oil  tank.     The  tanks  were  made  of
<br />      		steel  and  while  the  waste  oil  tank  was  damaged  during  its  removal ,
<br />      		no  apparent  holes  or  cracks were  observed  in  any  of  the  tanks.    Ms .
<br />      		Kasey  Foley  of  the  San  Joaquin  Local  Health  District  was  present
<br />      		during  tank  removal  and  subsequent  soil  sampling.
<br />      		Six   soil   samples,    labeled   Al ,    A2 ,    B1 ,    B2 ,    C1,    and   C2 ,    were
<br />      		collected   from   beneath   the   fuel   tanks   at   depths   ranging   from
<br />      		approximately  15. 5  feet to  16. 5  feet  below grade.    One  soil  sample,
<br />      		labeled  WO1,   was   collected  from  beneath  the  waste   oil  tank  at  a
<br />      		depth  of  approximately  11  feet  below  grade.    Sample  locations  are
<br />      		as  shown  on  the  attached  Site  Plan,   Figure  2 .
<br />      		Also   on   February   20,   1991,   KEI   collected  soil   samples   from  the
<br />      		product  pipe  trenches .      Eleven  samples,   labeled  P1   through  P11,
<br />      		were  collected  from  the  trenches  at  depths  ranging  from  2  to  3 . 5
<br />   !)    	feet  below grade.    In addition,  at the direction  of  the  San Joaquin
<br />      		Local  Health  District,  one  soil  sample,  labeled  P12 ,  was  collected
<br />      		from  beneath  the  waste  oil  tank  remote  fill  line  at  a  depth  of  2
<br />      		feet   below   grade.       These   samples   were   also   collected   in   the
<br />      		presence  of  Ms.   Kasey  Foley.     After  soil  sampling  was  completed,
<br />      		the  pipe  trenches  were  excavated to the  sample  depths.    Pipe trench
<br />      		sample  point  locations  are  shown  on  the  attached  Site  Plan,  Figure
<br />      		2 .
<br />      		On  March  19,   1991 ;  KEI  returned  to  the  site  to  observe  additional
<br />      		soil   excavation   in  the   area  of  sample  point  C2 ,   as   outlined   in
<br />      		KEI ' s revised work plan/proposal  (KEI-P91-0202 .P1R)  dated March 11,
<br />      		1991.     Following  the  excavation  of  soil  from  the  fuel  tank  pit  to
<br />      		the  initial  sample  depths,  additional  soil  was removed  from beneath
<br />      		sample  point  location  C2  to  a  depth  of  about  26  feet  below  grade,
<br />      		and  one  soil  sample,  labeled  C2 (26) ,  was  collected  from this depth.
<br />      		.In  addition,  four  soil  samples,  labeled  SW-N,  SW-S,  SW-E,  and SW-W,
<br />      		were  collected   from  the  sidewalls  of  the  excavation  at  depths  of
<br />      		approximately  25 . 5  feet  below grade.    Sample point  locations  are as
<br />       		indicated  on  the  attached  Site  Plan,  Figure  3 .
<br />      		All   samples   were   analyzed   by   Sequoia   Analytical   Laboratory   in
<br />      		Concord,   California.     All  fuel  tank  pit  and  product  pipe  trench
<br />      		soil    samples   were   analyzed   for   benzene,    toluene,    xylenes   and
<br />      		ethylbenzene   (BTX&E) ,   total   lead,   and  ethylene   dibromide   (EDB) .
<br />      		All   fuel   tank   pit   and   product  pipe  trench  soil   samples,   except
<br />      		samples  Al  and  A2   (collected  from  beneath  the  diesel  fuel  tank) ,
<br />      		were  also analyzed to determine  levels of total  petroleum hydrocar-
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