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:Cvvz V( <br /> D <br /> A S S O C I A T E S I N C <br /> collected from MW3 have ranged from below laboratory detection limits to 150 ug/l <br /> MTBE has not been detected in MW3 during the two most recent groundwater monitoring <br /> ' events A hydrograph depicting TPHg concentrations associated with MW3 is shown on <br /> Figure 9 <br /> t • Groundwater samples have been collected from well MW4 and analyzed since January <br /> 1994 Well MW4 is located directly adjacent to the south of the former UST locations <br /> TPHg and BTEX concentrations in water samples collected from MW4 have shown a <br /> overall decreasing trend from concentrations of 170,000 ug/i (TPHg) and 45,000 ug/l <br /> (benzene) in January 1994 to concentrations of 330 ug/l (TPHg) and non-detect (benzene) <br /> ' during the fourth-quarter 2003 quarterly groundwater monitoring event conducted on <br /> November 28, 2003 The fourth-quarter 2003 TPHg and BTEX concentrations were the <br /> lowest since sampling began and represents a 99 8% reduction in TPHg concentration <br /> Additionally, the concentration of benzene was below laboratory detection limits While <br /> the groundwater was sampled for petroleum hydrocarbons since 1994, quarterly <br /> groundwater sampling for MTBE was not initiated until December 1997 MTBE <br /> ' concentrations detected in the groundwater samples collected from MW4 have ranged from <br /> 55 ug/l to below laboratory detection limits to 8 9 ug/1 A hydrograph depicting TPHg <br /> concentrations associated with MW4 is shown on Figure 10 <br /> • <br /> Groundwater samples have been collected from well MWS and analyzed since March <br /> ' 1996 Well MW5 is located approximately 110 feet to the west of the site, across Buena <br /> Vista Avenue, in a hydrologically downgradient direction TPHg and BTEX concentrations <br /> in water samples collected from MW5 have shown an overall decreasing trend from <br /> ' concentrations of 2,900 ug/l (TPHg) and 0 5 ug/l (benzene) in March 1996 to below <br /> detection limits during the fourth-quarter 2003 quarterly groundwater monitoring event <br /> conducted on November 28, 2003 While the groundwater was sampled for petroleum <br /> ' hydrocarbons since 1996, quarterly groundwater sampling for MTBE was not initiated <br /> until December 1997 MTBE was only detected in MW5 once, at a concentration of 160 <br /> ug/1 A hydrograph depicting TPHg concentrations associated with MW5 is shown on <br />+ ' Figure 11 <br /> • Groundwater samples have been collected from well MW6 and analyzed since April 1997 <br /> ' Well MW6 is located approximately 130 feet to the northwest of the site, across Monte <br /> Diablo Avenue and Buena Vista Avenue, in a hydrologically crossgradient to upgradient <br /> ' direction TPHg and BTEX compounds have never been detected in MW6, with the <br /> exception of one detection of xylenes in November 2000 Additionally, Oxygenates <br /> (including MTBE) have never been detected in MW6, with the exception of one detection <br /> 1 of DIPE in July 2000 <br /> i <br /> Groundwater samples have been collected from well MW7 and analyzed since April 1998 <br /> Well MW7 is located approximately 25 feet to the east of the site in a hydrologically <br /> w 1271421reponslclosure doc 15 <br />