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<br />      		4.	Stratus prepared and submitted a Remedial Action Plan (RAP) (July 1, 2003) proposing soil
<br />				vapor extraction for onsite treatment of impacted soil and isolated perched groundwater.
<br />      		WORK PROPOSED FOR NEXT QUARTER (Third 2003):
<br />      		1.     Stratus will continue to remove floating product from well MW-1 on a weekly basis, monitor free
<br />      			product thickness in selected wells, and remove floating product when necessary.
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<br />      		2.     The next sampling event is tentatively scheduled for September 2003.  Groundwater samples will
<br />      			be  analyzed  for  total   petroleum  hydrocarbons  as  gasoline  (TPHG),   benzene,  toluene,
<br />      			ethylbenzene,  total  xylenes  (BTEX),  tertiary  butyl  alcohol  (TBA),  methyl  tertiary  butyl  ether
<br />'     			(MTBE), di-isopropyl ether (DIPE), ethyl tertiary butyl ether (ETBE), tertiary amyl methyl ether
<br />      			(TAME), and ethanol using USEPA Method 82606.
<br />      		3.     Upon approval of the previously submitted  Work Plan, Stratus will implement efforts to obtain
<br />     			offsite access in order to implement the proposed assessment activities.
<br />      		4.     Upon approval of the RAP, Stratus will initiate onsite activities leading to the final installation and
<br />     			startup of the soil vapor extraction system.
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<br />      		During quarterly monitoring activities on June 16, 2003, floating product was observed in well MW-1.
<br />      		During the weekly visits to the site, product was measured in well MW-1 at thicknesses ranging from a    I
<br />      �-�  	sheen to 0.10 feet thick, in well VW-4 between a sheen and 0.21 feet thick, and in well VW-1 between a
<br />     		sheen and 0.07 feet thick.  During each site visit, free product in the wells was manually bailed, and
<br />      		placed in properly labeled DOT-approved drums pending disposal.  Approximately 17.25 gallons of a
<br />      		mixture comprising of free product and water was bailed from wells MW-1, VW-1, and VW-4 during the
<br />     		second quarter 2003.  Approximately 127 gallons of product/water mixture have been bailed to date.
<br />      		Product thickness measurements and volumes of liquid bailed are summarized in Table 1.
<br />      		In wells MW-3, MW-5, MW-6, MW-8, MW-9, VW-1, VW-7, VW-8, VW-10, VW-13, VW-14, VW-18, and
<br />     		VW-20, there was an average of<0.25 feet of water column in the well; the water in these wells does not
<br />     		appear to be formation water.  Wells MW-4, MW-7, VW-2, VW-3, VW-4, VW-9, VW-11, VW-12, VW-16,
<br />     		VW-17, and VW-19 were dry.   Well VW-15 was inaccessible (dirt in casing).   Groundwater in wells
<br />     		screened within the upper water-bearing zone (MW-2, VW-5, and VW-6) was measured at depths
<br />     		between 38.68 and 59.39 feet below bgs, approximately 0.06 to 0.08 higher and 2.58 feet lower than
<br />     		groundwater elevations measured during the first quarter 2003.  Groundwater in well MW-1 (screened in
<br />     		the lower water-bearing zone) was measured at 105.02 feet bgs, 0.18 feet higher than the groundwater
<br />     		measured during the first quarter 2003 event.  These data are similar to groundwater data from previous
<br />     		quarters.  Groundwater measurements are summarized in Table 2.  Groundwater elevations are included
<br />     		in Figure 2.  Wells that contained a small amount of water but are interpreted to be dry are indicated as     !
<br />     		dry on Figure 2.
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<br />     		During the second quarter 2003 sampling event, TPHG was reported in wells MW-2, MW-6, VW-5,
<br />     		VW-6, and VW-20 with the highest concentration (63,000 4g/L) reported in well VW-20.  Benzene was
<br />     		reported in wells MW-6, VW-5, VW-6, and VW-20 with the highest concentration (13,000 pg/L) reported
<br /> IG    		in well VW-20.  MTBE was reported in wells MW-6 and VW-6 with the highest concentration (170 pg/L)
<br />     		reported in well VW-6.   Other than MTBE, fuel oxygenates were not detected in any of the wells.     I
<br />     		Petroleum hydrocarbons or fuel oxygenates were not detected in the domestic well.  These data are
<br />     		similar to chemical analytical data from previous quarters.  TPHG, benzene, and MTBE analytical data
<br /> 	~ 	for the samples collected on June 16 and 17, 2003, are presented in Figure 3.
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