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Background <br /> TPHg in soil and groundwater extended at least 17 that HLA review the report to assess the validity <br /> feet but not more than 28 feet under the shop of the data and whether additional work was <br /> (RAH, 1995b) necessary <br /> PHS/EHD reviewed the two RAH reports (RAH, HLA INVESTIGATIONS <br /> 1995a and 1995b)and requested that TVG submit <br /> a Corrective Action Plan by July 24, 1995 On HLA performed the review and submitted to <br /> .lune 19, 1995 TVG forwarded a copy of a PHS/EHD a report entitled Analysis of SECOR <br /> proposed remedial approach from SECOR Investigation and Recommendations for Additional <br /> International to PHS/EHD for review and Work Tri Valley Growers Plant T, 26200 Nowell <br /> comment Road, Thornton, California on August 5, 1997 <br /> (HLA, 1997a) The report included the following <br /> In September 1995, representatives of PHS/EHD, <br /> TVG,and SECOR met to address PHS/EHD A review of the SECOR methods and results, <br /> concerns about the approach TVG submitted a • A conclusion that the grab samples from open <br /> work plan(TVG, 1995)to address the Issues boreholes did not provide the required depth <br /> raised by PHS/EHD The scope of work consisted specific concentration data to calculate the <br /> of the following remaining dissolved hydrocarbon mass m the <br /> groundwater, <br /> • Advance three geoprobe-style borings in the • A summary of the site investigation and <br /> area between SB-1 and SB-7 to depths of 20 regulatory history, <br /> feet bgs • A review of previous investigations, <br /> • Collect soil samples at minimum 5-foot • A summary of the existing site conditions <br /> intervals in each boring based on the review, and <br /> • Collect two Hydropunch-style groundwater • Recommendations for collection of additional <br /> samples from each boring, data to complete site characterization and to <br /> • One at the beginning of saturated soils demonstrate compliance with RWQCB criteria <br /> (6-10 feet bgs),and for classification as a low-risk groundwater <br /> r • One at hole termination of 20 feet bgs site <br /> • Analyze samples for TPHg with EPA method <br /> 8015M and BTEX with EPA Method 8020 In addition, HLA recommended sampling of all <br /> • site monitoring wells in support of the low-risk <br /> Test selected representative samples for soil <br /> classification <br /> physical and chemical characteristics which <br /> relate to movement of water and contaminants On August 7, 1999, HLA sampled all six wells <br /> through the soil and submitted a report entitled Results of <br /> PHS/EHD reviewed the TVG work plan, and Monitoring Well Sampling, Third Quarter 1997, <br /> commented(PHS/EHD, 1995)that the borings Tri Valley Growers Plant T, 26200 Nowell Road, <br /> may need to be deeper and requested an additional Thornton, California to PHS/EHD on September <br /> boring between SBI and HA3 11, 1997 Monitoring well MW-4 was the only <br /> site well to consistently show detectable <br /> concentrations of hydrocarbons The results of the <br /> SECOR INVESTIGATION sampling provided recent groundwater quality data <br /> TVG contracted SECOR to perform the approved in support of a low-risk groundwater site <br /> scope of work The work was performed in April classification <br /> 1996 However, hollow stem auger rather than <br /> Geoprobe techniques were used and open borehole supplemental Site Investigation — Phase <br /> grab samples rather than depth-specific One <br /> Hydropunch samples were collected After review <br /> of the draft report(SECOR, 1997),TVG requested PHS/EHD reviewed the above two HLA reports <br /> (HLA, 1997a and 1997b) and in November 19, <br /> L000001387371WP138737Ni9 Harding Lawson Associates 4 <br />