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3500 - Local Oversight Program
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RECORD_ID
PR0545372
PE
3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0003871
FACILITY_NAME
UPS Freight - Lathrop
STREET_NUMBER
1444
STREET_NAME
LATHROP
STREET_TYPE
Rd
City
Lathrop
Zip
95330
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
1444 Lathrop Rd
P_LOCATION
07
P_DISTRICT
003
QC Status
Approved
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lh Salvo Tricking Facility-GIVVP ' <br /> September 27,1994 <br /> Page-2- I <br /> _= .Excavated soil was visually inspected for petroleum staining and screened with a portable organic <br /> vapor analyzer (OVA). Groundwater was not encountered during the tank'removal or over-excavation. <br /> A total of 3 soil samples.were collected from the over-excavated area. Two soil samples were <br /> collected from the east sidewall at-approximately 15 feet below ground surface and one_soil_sample - <br /> was collected from the floor at a depth.of approximately 15.5 feet,below ground surface. Laboratoryr <br /> Can�al�§e—s indicated-6:2-µllkg coluenT a and 16 —97A xyle -i.-i.lie=sample collecteFd-from the-flaor-of the <br /> excavation. L:2boratory analyses of the soil samples collected-from«the east-sidewail indicated W. <br /> - <br /> F.>•ldeiic— o*I cc� <br /> af`llydrocarbonstituel?ts,analyzed_for,at fire-eparted laboratoz . detection Iimit`s: NO <br /> petroleum staining, odors-or OVA readings were noted during the over-excavation. Based on the <br /> results of field observations and laboratory analyses, the lateral extent of soil contamination at the site , <br /> has been evaluated. - - <br /> 7. The soil encountered-during the over-excavation as light brown, silty, fine-.to medium <br /> ` grained sand from the ground surface to a(depth of.appy ximately 13 feet.-'From approximately 13 <br /> feet to 15.5 feet, fine- to course sand was present.- Very _moist soil,was-encountered in the floor of the <br /> over-excavation. The:Spring, l988,_§a-r Jaanuin-Cou' 1q F-lood-Control and Water-Conservation <br /> fristrlct.map xndicates,the depth togroundwater..at-the sit has been-as-shallow-as approximately#end <br /> :. <br /> feet,below,the groursdrsurface� - - <br /> 3.0 PROPOSED SCOPE OF WORK` - <br /> Condor recomnlends a phased investigation of&►r undwater at the Di Salvo Trucking facility. <br /> The flrst phase of the investigation will include the—colle LLtion-of one Hydropunch groundwater sample, <br /> near the ea-t-end of-the-former locatioii_of�TK4. The purpose of the boring is-to investigate the <br /> potential for groundwater contamination at the site 1. h drocarbon,constituents are detected•in-the <br /> .CHydropunch-groundwater-sample, a secand_phase-of my shgation will,be.implemented. <br /> Thbe�-5-second phase-of investigation`will consist of installing three monitor-wells.in-a-triangula <br /> paw ttern.around•the-east-end.of:-TK41 San�Joaquin CounV Flood Control and Water Conservation <br /> -# District maps indicate that the regional;groundwater flo diction.in the vicinity of the Di Salvo <br /> Trucking site is toward-the southwest.o No records were vailable from San Joaquin County_ <br /> Environmental Health Division`(SJCEHD) indicating the local groundwater flow direction,in,the <br /> vicinity of the Di Salvo Trucking site.,, Condor anticipates the current depth-to-water at the Di Salvo <br /> - L� CONDOR <br />
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