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S E C ® R <br /> ARCO 595 <br /> May 5, 2004 <br /> Page 3 <br /> In addition to dispersing survey forms, SECOR conducted a physical search of the area During the <br /> site visit, a domestic well (well 7/DW-2) was Identified on the northern portion of the Auto Factory <br /> property, and a well (well 8/DW-3) was found in a fenced compound west of the Auto Factory r <br /> property Conversations with a Denny Boy Restaurant employee revealed that the well on the Auto <br /> Factory property (well 7/DW-2) served both the Auto Factory and the Denny Boy Restaurant Well <br /> 8/DW-3 was located in an unmarked fenced compound Details of Its well construction are known, <br /> however, the well is most likely an irrigation well As indicated in SJCEHD letter dated October 26, 4 <br /> 2000, no public water is distributed along the Highway 99 East Frontage Road (SECOR's Site <br /> Assessment Report, dated December 11, 2001) <br /> Remedial Action Summary <br /> Approximately 189 tons of soil generated during the removal of the underground facilities and the <br /> trenching for new piping were disposed of at BFI Landfill in Livermore, California in 1999 <br /> t <br /> In March 2002, four 1,000-pound granular activated carbon (GAC) vessels were installed near the <br /> wellhead of DW-1 to treat the groundwater supply to the nearby Welnerschnitzel business A <br /> groundwater extraction (GWE) system was activated on April 8, 2002 Extracted groundwater from <br /> DW-1 is routed through two cartridge filters, two GAC vessels plumbed in series, and a particulate <br /> filter The treated groundwater is routed to the Wemerschnitzel main water supply line at a maximum <br /> capacity of 30 gallons per minute (gpm) The GWE system is checked on a weekly basis, and water <br /> samples are collected monthly at the influent, midpoint, and effluent sampling ports within the GWE <br /> system As of February 2004, approximately 489,513 gallons of water have been treated <br /> Groundwater treatment system performance data is included as Table 6 <br /> r <br /> GEOLOGIC AND HYDROGEOLOGIC SETTINGS <br /> Site Geology and Hydrogeology <br /> Geologic cross-sections for the site are presented In Figures 3 and 4 and depict the following <br /> conditions r <br /> • Interbedded layers of sand/silt mixtures and clay/silt mixtures encountered from ground <br /> surface to approximately 103 feet bgs h <br /> • Interbedded layers range in thickness from approximately 3 to 40 feet <br /> • During initial well installation at the site in 2000, first groundwater was generally <br /> encountered at approximately 58 feet bgs The groundwater elevations have declined <br /> over the last two years an depth to groundwater at the site Is currently 66 to 68 feet bgs ' <br /> s <br /> • The groundwater aquifer beneath the site appears to be an unconfined aquifer <br /> Depth to groundwater measurements are included in Tables 3 and historical gradient table is <br /> included as Table 5 <br /> HYDROCARBON DISTRIBUTION <br /> Hydrocarbons in the Unsaturated Zone <br /> Concentrations of TPHg, benzene, and MtBE in soil are illustrated on Figures 3 and 4 Maximum }r't� <br /> • adsorbed concentrations are located in the vicinity of the pump Islands and product line The e� <br /> maximum adsorbed concentrations were detected beneath the dispensers at approximately 3 to 5 <br /> a <br /> _1 <br /> \ARCO\05951Reports\Site Conceptual Model doc <br /> r <br />