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Corrective Action Plan <br /> Montgomery Ward Auto Service Center, Stockton, CA <br /> 20 BACKGROUND <br /> 1 <br /> 2.1 Montgomery Ward Site <br />' Several assessments have been completed to date to attempt to define the extent of soil and <br /> ground water contamination associated with the Montgomery Ward Site Appendix A <br /> provides a descriptive summary of each assessment, the results obtained and the <br /> conclusions made Figure 2 is a Site Plan which depicts the former location of the USTs <br /> and fuel islands EAI also performed a soil vapor extraction pilot study at the Montgomery <br /> Ward Site (see EAI, 1997A) <br />' SummaLy of Soil and Ground Water Investigations <br /> Tables 1 through 7 present the results of testing soil samples collected in association with <br />' the Montgomery Ward Site, and Table 8 presents the results of testing ground water <br /> samples Table 9 provides a summary of the well and probe construction details <br />' Figure 3 shows a summary of the contaminant concentrations detected in soil samples <br /> collected from the Montgomery Ward Site These data suggest there are two separate soil <br /> plumes at the Montgomery Ward Site (see Figure 4 ) The first plume is centered around <br /> soil borings B-6 and B-11 This plume extends in a northeast to southwest direction, <br /> covering a surface area of approximately 5,650 square feet The second plume is centered <br /> around monitoring well MW-2 and covers a surface area of approximately 2,700 square <br /> feet <br /> In cross-section (see Figure 4 for location) the first plume below the former gasoline UST <br /> excavation extends from approximately 15 feet below ground surface (bgs) to <br />' approximately 50 feet bgs (see Figure 5) The plume appears to be fairly uniform in its <br /> lateral extent at all depths from the surface to the ground water table at depths of about 40 <br /> feet bgs However, the plume shows higher concentrations in soil at deeper depths <br />' The cross section of the second plume (see Figure 4 for location), extends from <br /> approximately 15 feet bgs to approximately 50 feet bgs (see Figure 6) In this plume, the <br /> maximum contaminant concentrations in soil are found at shallow depths <br />' Figure 7 is a ground water gradient map for September 1997 which includes data for both <br /> the Montgomery Ward and Former Unocal Sites which shows a southwesterly flow <br /> direction Figure S is a ground water gradient map for December 1997 which shows an <br />' easterly flow direction Figure 9 is a dissolved total petroleum hydrocarbons as gasoline <br /> (TPH-G) isoconcentratson map for September 1997 and Figure 10 a dissolved benzene <br /> isoconcentration map for September 1997 September 1997 data were used because this is <br /> the most recent data available for the Former Unocal Site (see Table 8) <br /> Summary of Soil VMor Extraction Pilot Stud <br />' In 1996, EAI performed a soil vapor extraction pilot test at the Montgomery Ward Site <br /> (see EAI, 1997A) As part of this test, EAI installed seven wells (four vapor extraction <br /> wells and three combination vapor extraction/air sparging/ground wdLer 1110nlLuring weiis) <br />' and ten soil vapor probes The construction specifications of these wells and probes are <br /> summarized on Table 9 Appendix B contains diagrams for each well and probe <br />' Project No 1232 - 2 - <br /> SAB WORD 1232CAP <br />