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Thrifiry Oil Co Station # 172 7.3 VES Treatment Unit The soil VES treatment unit will be designed to cost effectively remove hydrocarbons from the vapor flow Based on the anticipated hydrocarbons concentrations, Thrifty Oil Cb proposes to use two 500 pound granulated activated carbon(GAC)prefabricated canister connected in senes to treat extracted vapors Thrifty will acquire the proper permits from the APCD once the corrective action plan(CAP) iis accepted and approved by the SJCEHD Thus system has been used successfully at other facilities with similar conditions 7.4 Groundwater Remediation System ' Thrifty proposes to extract groundwater from monitoring well MW-11 utilizzng a pneumatically operated pump Based upon the soil types present in the saturated zone, Thrifty anticipates a flow rate of approximately 0 5 gallons per mmnute (gpm) This flow rate should induce a capture zone sufficient to provide adequate hydraulic controls and expose targeted contaminated soil in this area. This radius of influence will be verified during system operation Extracted fluids will be pumped mato an above ground oil/water separator, where the water will be transferred into the groundwater treatment system The groundwater treatment system will consist of three 200 pound vessels of activated granulated carbon in series A sampling port and flow meter Lwill be installed in line prior to system discharge Water will be discharged into the storm drain under an NPDES permit NPDES permit applications will be submitted subsequent to PHS/EHD approval of this Soil and Groundwater Corrective Action Plan r 8.0 REMEDIATION SYSTEM MONITORING AND REPORTING Thrifty Oil Co will monitor the remediation and groundwater system in conjunction with APCD and NPDES permit requirements Operation and maintenance of the system will require regular site visits to monitor system performance, adjust valves, collect vapor samples, and perform normal system maintenance in compliance with au and water discharge requirements Groundwater will be sampled on a quarterly basis and the groundwater gradient will be measured at each sampling event ' Quarterly monitoring reports will be submitted to PHS/EHD as required It is expected that mitigation of the site will require at least 3 years of system operation After one year of operation, the performance of the system will be evaluated to determine if any wells need to be added to the air or groundwater collection systems, or if additional system modifications are necessary 10