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s TABLE 3 <br /> SOIL SAMPLE RESULTS <br /> 1766 MONTE DIABLO AVENUE <br /> STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA <br /> tti kt i�w t4' y °c♦ }, 4.,c 4"7777t11 4i i k# i�4\c <br /> "SIN <br /> X"'F Ems,..sia+V;t <br /> 4{ iY 4'3 44fit v} '+`` + \1V i \+i xku+„i`3 voi�„ i • <br /> 4 . 4 3. wti 4 <br /> �i1�RW�hfi�y2 4� .»�+i`YS4ti+^hV <br /> 1 i+fi�kx xvp }n a}:J�41 ,��pt 4V�h �E• "vv\��i 1 , +4;tiw \ �k t . 1 v <br /> h�4� `.v}.: <br /> +' ' <br /> off' h ' amu � i'1 <br /> rvi}}ti s <br /> k+,,w <br /> t rvt S9'6 Ssv}�v {{{•r 4{ry {•r {v� S{{ }+ 1{} �' <br /> Soil <br /> S-21-B2 <1 <0 005 <0 005 <0 005 <0 015 NA <br /> S-21-133 45 <0 005 0 057 024 078 NA <br /> S-31-B3 <1 <0 005 <0 005 <0 005 <0 015 NA <br /> S-21-B4 30 48 62 035 24 NA <br /> S-21-135 380 3 8 <0 05 76 38 NA <br /> Laboratory analyses performed by Matrix Environmental Laboratories, Inc <br /> Laboratory results reported in mg/kg (parts per million) <br /> TPHg= Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as gasoline <br /> TPHd = Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as diesel fuel <br /> <1 =Less than the laboratory method detection limits <br /> NA=Not Analyzed <br /> i <br /> 5.2 Monitor Well Construction <br /> Monitor wells were constructed in soil bonngs 132 through B4 using flush-jointed, 2-inch inner <br /> diameter, Schedule 40 polyvinyl chloride (PVC) casing No chemical cements, glues, or solvents <br /> were used in well construction The screened portion of each well consisted of factory-perforated <br /> casing with 0 020-inch wide slots The well screen was set through the hollow-stem augers and <br /> extended from the total depth of each boring to approximately 5 to 6 feet above the groundwater <br /> surface at the time the well was installed This construction will allow sampling near the air/water <br /> interface in the formation during seasonal fluctuations of groundwater elevations <br /> The base of each well was fitted with a threaded PVC end cap, and the top of each well was fitted <br /> with a watertight locking cap The annular space of each well was packed with sorted #3 Monterey <br /> sand to a point approximately Ito 3 feet above the tops of the perforated casing A 2- to 3-foot thick <br /> plug consisting of hydrated bentonite chips was placed above the sand in each well to prevent cement <br /> from entering the sand pack The remaining annular space was backfilled with a mixture of neat <br /> cement and powdered bentonite (<5%) to grade <br /> A traffic-rated, cast-iron utility box with a metal apron was placed over each wellhead and set in <br /> concrete flush to slightly above the surrounding grade Utility boxes such as these have a watertight <br /> seal to protect against surface-water infiltration and a cover fixed by countersunk bolts A locking <br /> i <br /> SEACOR 014-01-1 par 7 <br /> ti <br />