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i <br /> Mr Terry Tarditi <br /> April 5,2005 <br />' Page 3 <br /> iAnalytical laboratory Kif£Analytical,Inc, <br /> Davis,California. <br />' (Cahfornia Department of <br /> Toxic Substances Control <br /> Certification No 2336) <br /> Sample exceptions None <br /> Shallow groundwater gradient: Flat <br /> Shallow groundwater flow direction. N/A <br /> Average depth-to-water 69.11 feet <br /> Average change in shallow groundwater <br /> elevation from 4th qtr(2004) to Is,qtr (2005) 3 32 feet <br />' DISCUSSION <br /> Based on the first quarter's data,the groundwater hydraulic gradient remains <br /> relatively flat,a reasonable hydraulic gradient could not be measured, as shown in <br /> Figure 2 This flat hydraulic gradient is helping retard further lateral migration of <br /> constituents of concern of which has been documented by the field investigation <br /> iresults summarized in Brown and Caldwell's Subsurface Investigation Results and <br /> Site Conceptual Model,June 28,2005 <br /> The on-site supply well has been sampled on a quarterly basis since November <br /> 2002 and has never contained any detectable concentrations of any constituents of <br /> concern Therefore,samples from this well are not included in the discussions <br /> below <br /> i <br />' BTEX. The reporting limits for all constituent concentrations in MW-1 were <br /> increased to 50 micrograms per liter(pg/L) from 25 µg/L due to known high <br /> concentrations of MtBE The dilutions were necessary because the MtBE <br />' concentrations were out of the calibration range for the target analyte Samples <br /> from MW-1 are analyzed multiple tunes by the analytical laboratory to bring the <br /> correct dilution into the calibration range The reporting limits remained the same <br /> for wells MW-2 and MW-3 and decreased from 10µg/L to 0 5 µg/L for MW-4 <br /> BTEX concentrations were below their respective reporting limits m all of the <br /> wells These results are consistent with previous quarters Per the PHS/EHD's <br /> request,BC has worked with the analytical laboratory to detertinme when it is <br /> feasible to quanufy the BTEX constituents without damaging the equipment, <br /> especially in samples from MW-1. <br /> • <br /> I Thu rtp01t aw prepared to actn►daruti rvtth t&rtandar&of t&eRurmunnrta!rovuxlhng rrtdwity at t&A me tt suf prspmed It abawwld oat ht <br /> rehtd*=by potxt a&r A"t&W far trhoi,t tt xW prepa+rd and t&a av#to the exhot of the mea of aak poub aw awhm,-a Thu <br /> repot der ttatgoaraotte tbat oo addtttaoal estmrortraeotal t»otamtoaA=bryond MW detmbtd of thu tepee Mal at As trte <br />' P•\27000\127960 T do T TnwJu xg\Reports\lst-05gtr doe <br />