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��ax�; r� a.� ';:1"je9"'!•v+ vs :uy� _ Y %F.t� r..a�-- � as � -� � -p <br /> ',i°�...$' 3 T, <br /> a <br /> 3- <br /> PHASE,I-HY? Pl 11 LOGIC ASSM&MME fC <br /> 7910 Lower Sacramento Bead,Stockton,California <br /> Nita Project Na 404k%147 <br /> loge 6 <br /> Site Solis enol Gtoloav <br /> A total of six soil borings were drilled during August 1989 in order to characterize the subsurface geology <br /> and to evaluate the presence of petroleum constituents in soil$beneath the site. <br /> In order to evaluate the extent of petroleum constituents detected during tank removal in December 1988, <br /> soil and monitoring well borings were advanced in the vicinity of soil sampling locations where TPH had <br /> previously been detected. Soil boring SB-1 was advanced near pump island sampling Iocation T-3. Soil <br /> rTM <br /> boring SB-2 was located near pump island sample T-1. Soil boring SB-3 was advanced through the former <br /> tank excavation backfill, in the vicinity of tank samples T-5 and T-7. Monitoring well borings MW-1, <br /> MW-2, and MW-3 were located around the perimeter of the former tank excavation, to the southwest, <br /> i northeast,and northwest,respectively. Locations of the soil borings and mm• firing wells are shown in <br /> Figure 2. <br /> f Soil borings SB-1,SB-2,and SB-3 were advanced to depths ranging from 41.5 to S&S feet below ground <br /> p ! <br /> .. surfata The monitoring well borings were advanced to 68 feet below grade,. The borings were advanced <br /> x r�+ <br /> using 8-inch-diameter hollow-stem augers for soil borings,and 10-inch-diameter hollow-stem augers for <br /> monitoring well borings. Monitoring wells MW-1,MW-2,and MW-3 were drilled and installed on August <br /> r 11 and 13, 1989. Feld soil boring logs are presented in Appendix A. <br /> i Two cross-sections were generated to illustrate the subsurface geology. Figure 3 shows the surface trace <br /> of cross-sections A A' and B-B' which are presented in Figures 4 and S. Silty clays to clayey silts <br /> k ; i <br /> predominate bevmth'the site; A 17.5-foot-thick silty sand layer was encountered from 13.5 to 30 feet <br /> : below grade is soil boring SB-1 (Figure 4 A silty sand layer of equivalent thickness was encountered <br /> bi from 33 to 51 feet below grade in soil boring SB-3(Figure 5). Minor layers of sandy silt,silty sand,and <br /> .p sand are interbedded with the silty clay and clayey silt layers beneath the site. Clay,silty clay,and clayey <br /> 4. silt surround the backfill of the former tank excavation. <br /> &H CnernIstry <br /> Soil samples were collected at 5-foot depth intervals and screened with a portable photoionization detector <br /> (PID) for total organic vapors. Samples selected (based on PID readings) for chemical analysis were <br /> submitted to aCalifornia-certified laboratory for analysht of TPH,BTEX and total lead. The results of <br /> i l <br /> . these analyses are presented in Table 4. The certified laboratory reports forsoil boring samples are <br /> _. -- presented in Appendix B. <br /> l <br /> z <br /> d <br /> t <br />