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OR <br /> -t <br /> EOB and organic lead were none detacted for each of the eight soil samples. . . The <br /> second sampling was completed on October 4. J989. Groundwater monitoring wells were <br /> developed and initially sampled approximately two weeks after completion. Ground water <br /> J samples were sent to a State certified laboratory for analyses. Ground water samples from <br /> the two up-gradient wells(MW-2 and MW-3)were none detected for total hydrocarbons <br /> and 13TX. However, analyses of the ground water samples from the down-gradient <br /> monitoring well (MW 1) detected total hydrocarbons at 4,300 ugrl, benzene at 250 U90, <br /> ethyl benzene 30 ugll and xylenes at 280 ugfl from the first sampling (June 19$9), and <br /> benzene at $82 ugll, xylenes at 151 ugll and total hydrocarbons at 574 ugll ffom the <br /> second sampling (October 1969). <br /> EBMUD removed the two remaining underground fuel storage tanks in September 1989. <br /> Kleinfelder understands that laboratory data from the soil samples <br /> bonsacollected <br /> e a alytthe <br /> removed tanks indicated that the soils did not contain by <br /> ical <br /> -site observations and lank tests did not indicate past fuel <br /> method detection levels. On <br /> leakage from these two tanks. <br /> r � <br /> 1.2 P <br /> In February 1991, at the direction of EBMUD, WESTON submitted a Work Plan to the <br /> EHD for an additional soil and groundwater investigation at the EBMUD site. The <br /> investigation plan consisted of the insta-llation and development of four additional <br /> groundwater monitoring wells on the site, soil sampling from the four well borings and <br /> sampling and analysis of groundwater from all seven (the three previously installed and <br /> the four new) monitoring wells. The Work Plan was approved and the well permits were <br /> issued by the EHD. Field work took place in February and March 1951. <br /> 1.3 ort tllZlon <br /> EBMUD maintains an operations and maintttrta;,ce yard at 1604 West Main Street in <br /> Stockton, California (Figure 2). The site is Oonupied by buildings used as offices, <br /> mainte- <br /> nance garages, and supply and equipment storage areas. Vehicles are currently refueled <br /> in the yard from new, above ground storage tanks. The yard is essentially flat and is <br /> situated in an area of mixed residential and industrial use. <br /> e Th Porteet of Stockton <br /> ttt of the yard.the <br /> Stockton deep water channel are located approximately 1 <br /> 2.0 1991 INVESTIGATION <br /> 2.1 Mon itodag-WBILlistakka <br /> In February 1991,four monitoring wells(MW-4, MW-5, MW-6 and MW-7)were installed <br /> in addition to the three wells already on the site. The purpose of the four new wells was <br /> to establish additional groundwater monitoring points,three in the downgradient direction <br /> re Jinn <br /> - (MW4ra ndwaterr qualitytdat the <br /> a degradient or grou dwatetr flow grad ent indirection <br /> format on.)by p 9 <br /> both g <br /> E <br /> i < - 3 - <br />