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Jimco Truck Plaza <br /> Page 2 of 3 <br /> • Advancement of a boring approximately 105 feet southeast of MW-7, adjacent <br /> to the east side of the underground diesel piping; <br /> • Advancement of a boring adjacent to the north side of the above-ground <br /> storage tanks and east of where the underground diesel piping makes a ninety <br /> degree angle; <br /> • Advancement of a boring approximately 30 feet northwest of the oil/water <br /> separator; <br /> • Advancement of a boring approximately 60 feet due south of MW-6; <br /> • Advancement of a boring approximately 45 feet due north of MW-6; and <br /> • Advancement of two borings, one approximately 130 feet northeast of MW-6 <br /> and one approximately 130 feet southeast of MW-6. <br /> However, EHD believes these Geoprobee borings should be advanced to at least 60 feet <br /> below ground surface (bgs) instead of the proposed depth of 25 feet bgs. Although EHD <br /> concurs with Cambria's assessment that historical soil data demonstrate that most of the <br /> petroleum hydrocarbon impacted soil is detected above 25 feet bgs, there is a need to <br /> investigate soil lithology below the 30- to 35-foot total depth of the ten existing <br /> monitoring wells. Also, groundwater data collected quarterly from MW-1, MW-2, MW- <br /> 6, MW-8, and MW-9, screened at 10 to 30 feet bgs, and MW-10 screened at 15 to 35 feet <br /> bgs, as well as groundwater samples collected at 45 feet bgs in borehole B-17 and 60 feet <br /> bgs in B-18, all demonstrate that petroleum hydrocarbon impacted groundwater exists <br /> well below the 25-foot depth. Collecting grab groundwater samples at approximately 25 <br /> feet bgs would provide little additional information. <br /> EHD,believes the three proposed CPT borings are appropriately located as listed below: <br /> • Advancement of one CPT boring approximately 200 feet due west of MW9; <br /> • Advancement of one CPT boring approximately 10 feet northeast of MW-1; and <br /> • Advancement of one CPT boring approximately 10 feet due west of MW-6. <br /> Cambria proposes that the CPT borings be advanced to approximately 80 feet bgs. No <br /> technical justification was presented for terminating the borings at approximately 80 feet <br /> bgs and collecting grab groundwater samples at approximately 60 and 75 feet bgs; <br /> however, Cambria indicated that the borings might be advanced deeper if needed to <br /> I� <br />