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3500 - Local Oversight Program
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ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0012720
RECORD_ID
PR0545393
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3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0005072
FACILITY_NAME
DIAMOND LUMBER INC
STREET_NUMBER
224
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MAIN
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ST
City
LODI
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95240
APN
04308301
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02
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224 N MAIN ST
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02
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004
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P'r! <br /> V,At S <br /> 4.2 Groundwater Results <br /> The analytical groundwater parameters included total petroleum hydrocarbons("I'Pfl)as gasoline <br /> (Modified EPA Method 8015), benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylene (BTEX) (EPA <br /> Method 8020); and total lead (EPA Method 7421). TPH was not detected in any of the three <br /> monitoring wells. The constituents of BTEX were not detecied in monitoring well SItK MW 1, <br /> while trace levels of toluene were detected in monitoring well SRK-MW2 at 0.82 ppb, and in <br /> f.x monitoring well SRK-MW3 at 0.63 ppb. It should be noted that the detection limit for toluene <br /> (water) is 0.50 ppb. Lend was not detected in rnonitoring wells SRK-MW2 and SRK-MW3, <br /> however, lead was detected in monitoring well SRK-MW1 at 53 ppb. The analytical detection <br /> limits are as follows:TPH, 50 ppb;Benzene,Toluene,Ethylbenzcne, and Xylene,0.50 ppb; and <br /> lead, 1.0 ppb. Copies of the analytical groundwater data are provided in Appendix G. <br /> f <br /> 5.0 TFMpURARY MONfrORJNG WELL CLOSURE <br /> During the SRK field program a temporary monitoring well was discovered approximately 5 feet <br /> south of the former USTs. The well was reportedly installed by J.H. Kleinfelder in 1985. The <br /> well consisted of 4-inch diameter Schedule 40 screen that extended from the ground surface to <br /> an approximate depth of 52 feet BGS. The annular space between the perforated casing and the <br /> original boring was open from the ground surface to a depth of 18 feet BGS. The remainder of <br /> the annular space was filled with sandy clay and wood/metal debris. No odors or soil staining <br /> were observed in the cuttings. The bottom five feet of the well appeared to be filled with <br /> sediment. <br /> " Following discussions with the San Joaquin County representative, Margaret Lagorio, Turner <br /> Explorations Inc.,was retained to overdrill the temporary monitoring well,remove the perforated <br /> casing,and thoroughly grout the hole. A rotary drill rig equipped with 10-inch diameter augers <br /> was used to overdrill the boring to an approximate depth of 55 feet BGS. The perforated casing <br /> was carefully removed from the hale,along with a minor amount of cutting. The overdrilled hole <br /> was then grouted and scaled at the ground surface with concrete. The drummed cuttings were <br /> placed adjacent to monitoring well SRK-MW2. <br /> 6.0 REGULATORY SITE- VISITS <br /> Ms. Margaret Lagorio, Senior REAS, San Joaquin County PHSIEHD inspected the grout <br /> installation of each monitoring well,and also the temporary monitoring well closure. Ms.Lagorio <br /> - - <br /> '� was also present during the�rountlwatcr sampling event. After monitoring well SRK-MW2 was <br /> - <br /> _, bailed dry after one casing volume was removed, Ms Lagorio dire ted SRK to sample the well <br /> after the well had recharged. <br /> Steffen Robcrwu and Kintea <br />
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