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S E C 0 R <br /> Conceptual Site Model <br /> Chevron Service Station #9-6171 <br /> March 25, 2005 <br /> Page 19 <br /> benzene ranging from 9 1 pg/[- to 1,900 pg/L, toluene ranging from 3 3 pg/L to 2,700 µg/L, <br /> ethylbenzene ranging from below method detection limits to 150 pg/L, total xylenes ranging <br /> from 65 pg/L to 3,000 pg/L, and MtBE ranging from 12 pg/L to 170 pg/L <br /> I In November 2001, Cambria installed monitoring wells MW-10 and MW-11 Monitoring <br /> wells MW-8 and MW-9 could not be Installed at their proposed locations due to the <br /> presence of utilities Concentrations of TPHg, BTEX, and MtBE were not reported above <br /> the method detection limits In either of these groundwater monitoring wells <br /> In August 2002, Cambria Installed groundwater monitoring wells MW-8 and MW-9 in a <br /> location across Pacific Avenue from the subject site Concentrations of TPHg, BTEX, and <br /> MtBE were not reported above the method detection limits in either of these groundwater <br /> monitoring wells <br /> I6.3 Canepa's Carwash — 6230 Pacific Avenue <br /> This site consists of an automated car wash, fuel station, and a convenience store It is <br /> located across Pacific Avenue from the Shell Station and has been operating continuously <br /> in that location for over 20 years In the spring of 1993, three USTs, fuel lines, and fuel <br /> dispensers were removed and replaced with a double-walled UST system The USTs <br /> consisted of two 12,000-gallon capacity gasoline tanks and one 5,000-gallon capacity <br /> diesel tank When the tanks were removed, contaminate soil was discovered The causes <br /> of the contamination were leaking fuel lines and overfilling of the USTs Approximately 600 <br /> cubic yards (yd3) of soil were removed from the excavation area and properly disposed <br /> In September 1993, WHF Environmental (WHF) collected 16 soil samples during <br /> excavation of the USTs Laboratory results of the soil samples indicated that TPHg <br /> concentrations range from less than 15 mg/kg to 3,800 mg/kg and BTEX concentrations <br /> ranged from 26 mg/kg to 560,000 mg/kg Based on these results, one soil boring (B-1) was <br /> advanced Analyses of the soil samples show TPHg concentrations ranged from below the <br /> method detection limits to 5,200 mg/kg Concentrations of BTEX ranged from below the <br /> method detection limits to 190,000 gg/kg, 800,000 pg/kg, 750,000 pg/kg, and 940,000 <br /> pg/kg, respectively Laboratory results reported that there is no TPHd present In <br /> I conjunction with soil boring, nine soil vapor extraction (SVE)wells were Installed In the area <br /> of the fuel dispenser islands There were no samples collected during the SVE well <br /> installation However, the WHF consultant responsible for drilling those wells reported that <br /> I "field observations supported gasoline contamination" <br /> In September 1993 and March 1994, eight groundwater monitoring wells (MW-1 through <br /> MW-8) were installed Groundwater samples collected from the newly-Installed wells were <br /> analyzed for TPHg, BTEX and TCE Laboratory results reported there was no TCE present <br /> in the system Concentrations of TPHg ranged from below the method detection limits to 93 <br /> I ' <br /> N IFdes\Projects\Chevron\Retadl#9-61711Site Conceptual Model\FINAL_CSM doc <br />