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1.0 INTRODUCTION , <br /> The project site is located in an industrial area on the northeast outskirts of Stockton near U S <br /> Highway 99 (Figure 1) Originally agricultural property, the site was developed as a commercial <br /> truck terminal in 1973 A diesel and gasoline fueling facility, consisting of two underground storage <br /> tanks (UST's), was formerly present on the south side of the storage yard (Figure 2) This facility <br /> was removed in 1989, and evidence of soil contamination was discovered Several thousand cubic <br /> yards of contaminated soil were removed from the UST excavation in 1990 and treated using <br /> above-ground enhanced bioremediation methods, and several phases of drilling have been <br /> completed since then to investigate the extent of groundwater contamination and residual soil <br /> contamination Ten new monitoring wells, most of which were screened in two aquifers, were <br /> installed within the past year and have been monitored and sampled for approximately one year <br /> Based on the results, the extent and magnitude of groundwater contamination were fully delineated <br /> as of the second quarter of this year In order to completely define the extent of soil contamination <br /> and model the fate and transport of the contaminants, six additional borings were drilled this quarter <br /> and additional samples were obtained for laboratory analysis This report presents the fate and <br /> transport model and the results of groundwater monitoring for the third quarter of 2005 <br /> 2.0 PROCEDURES <br /> 2.1 Drilling and Sampling <br /> In accordance with the work plan submitted as Chapter 6 0 in the First Quarter 2005 Report <br /> Upgradient Environmental Consultants supervised the drilling of borings GT-22 through GT-27 in <br /> August 2005 V &W Drilling utilized a Mobile Drill B-61 hollow-stem auger drilling rig to drill <br /> and sample the borings on August 8 and 9 The borings were drilled through the contaminated <br /> Modesto Formation into the slightly contaminated Riverbank Formation, and samples were <br /> collected in brass sample tubes at 5-foot intervals through the contaminated zone Borings near the <br /> source of the contamination (the former underground storage tank facility) were terminated at a <br /> depth of 70 feet, and borings that were located farther from the source were terminated at 55 of 60 <br /> feet More than 70 samples were collected,and described in the field by a Registered California f <br /> Geologist and thirty-two samples were preserved in a cooled ice chest for later laboratory analysis <br /> Boring logs were prepared for each boring, and were used to update and modify previously <br /> constructed cross sections through the site The logs are in Appendix A, the laboratory report is in <br /> Appendix B, and a summary of the analytical data is in Table I <br /> When completed, the borings were backfilled with neat cement and the drill cuttings were added to <br /> the existing stockpile of soil on the south side of the site <br /> 2 2 Groundwater Monitoring <br /> The quarterly monitoring event was done on October 6 The welds were opened and the static water <br /> level was allowed to equilibrate with atmospheric pressare before the depth to standing water was <br /> measured The wells were then pumped to purge them of standing water before groundwater <br /> samples were collected Depth measurements and purge data were recorded on the Well Monitor <br /> • Report (Appendix C) and then transferred to Table 2 The samples were collected in <br />