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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0004072
RECORD_ID
PR0508110
PE
2950
FACILITY_ID
FA0006134
FACILITY_NAME
POMBO RANCH
STREET_NUMBER
24100
Direction
S
STREET_NAME
LAMMERS
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
TRACY
Zip
95376
APN
24002002
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
24100 S LAMMERS RD
P_DISTRICT
005
QC Status
Approved
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PoMho Property <br /> Corrective Action Plan <br /> Page: 7 <br /> ' It should be noted that Bioscreen4 modeling predicts BTEX plume stability at 120 <br /> ifeet from the point of release in 15 years with a residual groundwater <br /> ' contamination in the source area x£7700 ug/l. total BTEX. MTBE plume <br /> stability is not predicted within at 200 feet from the point of release in 30 years <br /> with a residual groundwater contamination in the source area of 625 ug/l. MTBE. <br /> 1 4.2 Source Removal / Natural Attenuation <br /> This scenario predicts the effects of the excavation and above ground aeration of <br /> ' the excavated contaminated soil followed by one year of groundwater monitoring <br /> to confirm the plume stability and reduction. <br /> Plume stability is predicted for BTEX groundwater contamination in 15 years at <br /> 120 feet from the source. A residual contamination is not predicted for the source <br /> area. MTBE plume stability is predicted at 270 feet from the point of release in <br /> 30 years. A residual MTBE contamination is not predicted for the source area <br /> 4.3 Aerobic Bioremediation <br /> ' This scenario predicts the effect of an in-situ enhanced oxidation through the <br /> injection of an oxygen release compound (ORC) through small diameter direct <br /> push drill rods. The injection of the ORC would have the effect of increasing the <br /> ' oxygen content in the source area and increasing the biological activity of <br /> naturally occurring aerobic bacteria. The Bioscreen4 modeling reflects that <br /> • increases first order reaction rate caused by the increased aerobic biological <br /> activity. The injection of the ORC would be followed by one year of groundwater <br /> monitoring to confirm increased*iw biological activity, plume stability, and <br /> ' plume reduction. <br /> Plume stability is predicted for BTEX groundwater contamination at 40 feet from <br /> ' the source in 3 years. A residual BTEX groundwater contamination of 4978 ug/l. <br /> is predicted for the source area. MTBE plume stability is predicted at 160 feet <br /> from the point of release in 21 years. A residual MTBE contamination of 625 ug/1 <br /> ' is predicted for the source area <br /> 4.4 Source Removal/ Aerobic Bioremediation <br /> ' This scenario predicts the effects of the excavation and above ground aeration of <br /> the excavated contaminated soil, the emplacement of an oxygen release <br /> ' compound (ORC) at the base of the excavation, followed by one year of <br /> groundwater monitoring to confirm the plume stability and reduction. <br /> ' Plume stability is predicted for BTEX groundwater contamination at 60 feet from <br /> the source in 9 years. A residual BTEX contamination is not predicted for the <br /> source area. MTBE plume stability is predicted at 160 feet from the point of <br /> t release in 21 years. A residual MTBE contamination is not predicted for the <br /> source area. <br />
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