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:cv /\ ASS OCIATES INC collected from MW7 and analyzed for TPHg and BTEX constituents Laboratory analytical data indicated that TPHg and BTEX constituents were not detected in the water sample collected from well MW7 ' In May 1999, AGE advanced five additional soil borings (CB1 through CB5) at the site Soil borings CB1, C132, and C135 were located at the northern portion of the site near the former UST locations Soil samples were collected from borings CB1, CB2, and C135 at depths ranging from 15 to 40 feet bgs Laboratory analytical data indicated that TPHg was detected at concentrations of up to 880 mg/kg and benzene was below detection levels in soil samples collected at depths of 15, 20, 25, and 30 feet bgs Additionally, other BTEX constituents were detected in these ' samples at concentrations of up to 7 5 mg/kg (xylenes) Borings CB3 and C134 were advanced approximately 125 and 55 feet to the west of the site, respectively TPHg was detected in the 20- foot sample from boring CB3 only Soil samples from boring C134 were not collected for ' analysis Additionally, ten hydropunch borings (CHPI through CHP9, and CHP5C) were advanced to depths of 20 to 40 feet on the site and to the west of the site Laboratory analytical data indicated that TPHg was detected in hydropunch water samples CB3, CHPI, CHP5, and ' CHP5c at concentrations of 2,200, 3,900, 22,000, and 12,000 ug/l, respectively Benzene was detected in hydropunch water samples CB3, CHP5, CHP5C, and CHP6 at concentrations of 2 8, 150, 110, and 12 ug/l, respectively TPHg and BTEX constituents were not detected in hydropunch water samples CHP8 and CHP9 In November and December 2003, five additional soil borings were advanced Soil borings CB6 through CB10 were advanced at a 30-degree angle beneath the on-site garage building, an area that had not been previously sampled or assessed The borings were advanced to a vertical depth of 34 feet bgs and soil samples were collected from the borings at depths ranging from 4 to 34 ' feet Laboratory analytical data indicated that TPHg was detected at concentrations of up to 550 mg/kg and benzene was detected at concentrations of up to 11 mg/kg in soil samples Additionally, other BTEX constituents were detected in these samples at concentrations of up to ' 110 mg/kg (xylenes) 3.3 Remediation Activities Free-Product In Groundwater ' In August 1993, Walsh and Associates measured approximately 3 34 feet of free product in well MW1 On August 16, August 19, and September 2, 1993, Walsh and Associates bailed ' free product from well MW 1 On September 2, 1993, the measured free product in well MW 1 was 0 1 foot thickness prior to bailing Walsh and Associates concluded that the free product was present in well MW 1 was caused by the accumulation of vapor condensate during ' the 2 6 years since the well had Iast been sampled Wallace Kuhl Associates noted the presence of free product in well MWI during the June 14, 1994 sampling event, but did not quantify the amount or thickness of free product present Historical groundwater sampling data indicates that there has been no free product at the site from at least 1995 w 127E 421repom\closure doc 5