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Site Assessment Work Plan <br /> 1022 Frontage Road, Ripon, California <br /> CONESTOGA-ROVERS March 7, 2008 <br /> &ASSOCIATES <br /> bgs and petroleum hydrocarbons were detected in all three samples. In boring B-18 TPHd and TPHg <br /> groundwater concentrations increased with depth, low BTEX concentrations were detected in all three <br /> samples,and MTBE concentrations were lower in the two samples collected below the 30 ft bgs sample. <br /> September 2005:In September 2005,Cambria conducted a SVE and a SVE/AS test using well EW-1 as a <br /> vapor extraction well,well AS-1 as an air sparge well,and wells MW-2,MW-7,MW-9,and MW-10 as <br /> observation wells. The effective radius of vacuum influence was determined to be approximately 75 feet <br /> for both SVE and combined SVE/AS. The maximum flow rates of 125 cfin and 158 cfm were observed <br /> during the SVE and SVE/AS constant vacuum tests, respectively. The maximum hydrocarbon mass <br /> removal rates of 22.73 pounds per day(lbs/day) and 39.77 lbs/day were observed during the SVE and <br /> SVE/AS constant vacuum tests,respectively. Approximately 11 pounds of hydrocarbons were removed <br /> during the two days of the feasibility testing. It was concluded that SVE/AS would be an effective <br /> remedial option for petroleum hydrocarbons detected in and above the shallow aquifer. <br /> February/March 2007:In February and March 2007,Conestoga-Rovers&Associates(CRA)advanced <br /> 10 direct push borings and collected 28 soil samples and 10 grab groundwater samples,advanced 3 cone <br /> ,l 1 penetration test (CPT) borings and collected 9 depth-discreet hydropunch® groundwater samples,and <br /> 3 evaluated historical supply well construction and pumping records Sampling results from the geoprobe <br /> drilling indicated that dissolved-phase TPHd concentrations likely extend southeast of the former USTs <br /> beneath the tire shop/truck wash,but that there appears to have been a second diesel release in the vicinity <br /> of diesel pump station and MW-6."Groundwater results from the CPT drilling indicated no significant <br /> c ncentrations of dissolved-phase TPHd,TPHmo,TPHg,and MTBE beneath the former USTs at or below <br /> ��✓1�p1 40 ft bgs, and that low dissolved-phase MTBE concentrations had migrated vertically and laterally in a <br /> '✓westerly direction. Based on the low dissolved-phase MTBE concentrations,intervening low permeability <br /> q'S clay layers,the deep well screen intervals and proximity to the site, it was concluded that MTBE did not <br /> pose a significant threat to the municipal supply well. There was insufficient data to conclude whether <br /> groundwater pumping from nearby supply well or private domestic wells had affected the fluctuating <br /> r <br /> groundwater table and the vertical contaminant distribution at the site. <br /> March 2005 to present: Since March 2005, groundwater sampling has been conducted by Cambria or <br /> CRA on monitoring wells MW-1 through MW-3, MW-6 through MW-10,and commercial supply well <br /> DW-1. Wells MW-4 and MW-5 were sampled annually after April 2006.All groundwater monitoring and <br /> analytical data, for wells gauged and sampled, were submitted to the GeoTracker database. <br /> 6 <br /> Worldwide Engineering,Environmental,Construction,and IT Services <br />