Laserfiche WebLink
Site Background Information: Cancun Restaurant <br /> Page 4 of 4 <br /> 10 soil samples at concentrations ranging between 43 ppmv(50 feet bsg)and 1,535 ppmv <br /> (35 feet bsg). <br /> In boring B5, southwest of the former UST area, brown gravelly to silty clay was <br /> encountered between 5 feet and 10 feet bsg; greyish brown silty clay was encountered <br /> between 10 feet and 15 feet bsg; greyish brown sandy silt was encountered between 15 <br /> feet and 17 feet bsg;greyish-brown silty clay was encountered between 17 feet and 19 feet <br /> bsg; grey silt was encountered between 19 feet and 27 feet bsg; brown sandy silt was <br /> encountered between 27 feet and 29 feet bsg; brown to greyish brown silts were <br /> encountered between 29 feet and 44 feet bsg; grey silty clays were encountered between <br /> 44 feet and 53 feet bsg; grey silt was encountered between 53 feet and 57 feet bsg; and <br /> there was no recovery of the sample at 60 feet bsg, however remnants of a medium grain, <br /> poorly graded sand remained on the sampler. HC odor was observed in 1 of the 14 <br /> samples collected from boring B5 at a depth of 35 feet bsg; organic vapor was detected <br /> in this sample utilizing an OVA at a concentration of 26.7 ppmv. <br /> MONITORING WELL INSTALLATION, DEVELOPMENT AND ANALYTICAL RESULTS <br /> OF SAMPLES <br /> Between 29-30 July and 06 August 2010 A total of five ground water monitoring wells <br /> (MW-1A, MW-1B, MW-2B, MW-313 and MW-4B)were installed. The screen was installed <br /> from approximately 55 feet to 60 feet bsg (MW-1 B, MW-26, MW-3B and MW-413) and 20 <br /> feet to 40 feet bsg (MW-1A)with blank casing extended to the surface. The filter pack(No. <br /> 2/12 Lonestar sand)was installed from approximately 53 feet to 60 feet bsg (MW-1 B, MW- <br /> 213, MW-313 and MW-413) and 18 feet to 40 feet bsg (MW-1 A). <br /> On 14 August 2010, the five new monitoring wells were developed and On 08 October <br /> 2010, quarterly ground water monitoring event was conducted utilizing site wells MWAA <br /> through MW-4B; all wells were sampled. Total petroleum hydrocarbons quantified as <br /> gasoline (TPH-g) were detected in the ground water samples collected from the wells <br /> MWAA, MW-1B and MW-26 at a maximum concentration of 8,500 microgram per liter <br /> (Ng/1). TPH-d was detected in the ground water samples collected from the wells MWAA, <br /> MW-1 B and MW-2B at a maximum concentration of 13,000 pg/l. <br /> Additionally, TAME was detected in monitoring well MWAA at a concentration of 8.9 pg/I; <br /> benzene was detected in wells MWAA, MWAB, MW-213 and MW-36 at a maximum <br /> concentration of 410 pg/1; toluene was detected in wells MWAA, MWA B and MW-213 at <br /> a maximum concentration of 43 pg/1; ethylbenzene was detected in wells MWAA and <br /> MW-1B at a maximum concentration of 1,700 pg/l; and xylene was detected in wells <br /> MW-1 A, MWAB, MW-213 and MW-313 at a maximum concentration of 971 pg/l. <br /> Advanced GeoEnvironmental,Inc. <br />