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S E C O R Conceptual Site Model Chevron Service Station#9-6171 March 25, 2005 Page 29 6.8 Lincoln Village Cleaners Inc. - 501 Lincoln Center This site Is currently occupied by the Village Cleaners This site has been operated as a dry cleaner since 1979 It is the second of three dry cleaners named as an SDCD in the Lincoln Properties Ltd Lawsuit In June 1988, five sod samples were collected near the floor drains that linked to the city sanitary sewer system and near the dry cleaning machines Three samples were collected at less than 1 foot depth and contained PCE concentrations of 220 mg/kg, 690 mg/kg, and 730 mg/kg Two samples were collected at depths between 2 and 3 feet bgs and contained PCE concentrations of 2 9 mg/kg and 8 4 mg/kg In September 1993, 24 soil samples were collected between 8 and 11 Inches bgs The samples contained concentrations of PCE ranging from 0 088 mg/kg to 1 5 mg/kg 6.9 Norge Cleaning Village -505 Lincoln Center This location operated as Norge Cleaning Village between 1959 and 1987, as reported in the EDR Radius Map Report (August 2004) Subsequent field Investigations conducted in December 2004 by SECOR show the present address of this location as 878 Lincoln Center Various retail stores within the LVSC currently occupy this site It is the third of three dry cleaners named as an SDCD In the Lincoln Properties Ltd lawsuit In October 1987, the cement floor slab was removed from the building to facilitate soil sampling An unidentified UST was located inside the former Norge facility underneath the floor slab Reportedly, the tank had been out of service for approximately 10 years prior to its removal It had been used for approximately 15 years before that In 1985, a sample of residual fluid was collected from inside the UST The fluid contained 24,000 µg/L of PCE and 130 gg/L of TCE The tank was then pumped dry, filled with cement, and abandoned in place In May 1988, an inclined boring was drilled beneath the abandoned UST and a soil sample was collected The analytical laboratory results of the soil sample, as reported by Levine- Fricke, contained no "hazardous substances" at the method detection limits In October 1987, seven soil samples were collected near the floor drains that linked to the city sewage system Four samples were collected less than 1 foot in depth below the former floor The concentrations of PCE were 140 ug/L, 660 µg/L, 9,400 µg/L, and 63,000 gg/L The remaining three samples were collected at a depth of 2 feet bgs The concentrations of PCE were 110 µg/L, 780 µg/L, and 2,200 µg/L In November 1987, four soil samples were collected Three of the samples were collected from less than 1 foot in depth The concentrations of PCE were 60 µg/L, 1,150 µg/L, and 2,810 gg/L The last sample collected, as reported by Levine-Fricke, was described as a "composite sample of the bedding" and contained no "hazardous substances" at the method detection limits N IFdeslProjectslChevronlRetadl#f9-61711Site Conceptual ModeI1FINAL_CS11 doc