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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0011832
RECORD_ID
PR0543467
PE
2960
FACILITY_ID
FA0024672
FACILITY_NAME
FORMER ATLANTIC RICHFIELD CO (ARCO) NO 6100
STREET_NUMBER
25775
Direction
S
STREET_NAME
PATTERSON PASS
City
TRACY
Zip
95377
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
25775 S PATTERSON PASS
P_LOCATION
03
QC Status
Approved
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subsurface Investx atxon and <br /> 'SCO FacxlxWell Installation Re Ort <br /> h'No 6100 <br /> Tracy, California <br /> Page S <br /> Disc <br /> Through Continuous soil sainplin <br /> soil borings, Delta identified g' detailed soil to <br /> transmissive to subsurface intervals m and ost geophysical logging <br /> groundwater Several thin sand strata were encountered gg g °f the <br /> feet bgs Two lateral] Y to be hydraulically <br /> stra#um was encounteredoatiauous sand strata were encountered tered at depths to 45 <br /> sand and sand stratum ata approximately 48 to 63 feet bgs, , a 3 to 4-foot-thick sand <br /> the site appears a r MrOximately 68 to 80 feet b g and a I S-foot-thick silty <br /> p towards the east and southeastgThe bedded Sediment beneath <br /> aFPears to be similar to exposed outcrops observed in th <br /> approximately 5 degrees, which <br /> Eight wells (four well clusters e vicinity <br /> expected to be hydraulicall were constructed with screens across the depth rechargeable groundwater � transmissive The only monrtorm p Intervals <br /> originating from the water supply I and MW-2 Water present in Wells that contain <br /> water in the water supply poly we11, which is approximately SO feet awaell y may be <br /> water supply FP1Y well has been measured at Y Depth t° <br /> However, PIY well was gravel packed fro PProximatel 40 feet b <br /> Well MW-3, located approximatelym the bottom of the well u gs The <br /> groundwater acid is screened from'2 to 92 feet best from well ,VI p to 35 feet bgs <br /> likely to be hydraulically transmissive W-2' does not contain <br /> { ed from 73 to 103 feet b g s across approximately 15 feet of sol, <br /> screen Groundwater has not been <br /> present In well <br /> since monitoring was Initiated in August approximately 7 feet northeast of well VW-17 <br /> MW-1 may be fromrection gust 2of M 000 The source of MW-1, <br /> Gertain Further off--sit as essment WouldW- the water present m well <br /> 2 and the supply well <br /> observed in well MW_ be necethe , however, this is not <br /> T extends further to the southeast to determine If the <br /> Data collected dune groundwater <br /> vertical] g this investigation Suggest, <br /> y delineated The lateral extent remains Undefined hydrocarbon M <br /> the highest concentrations of TPH pact appears to be <br /> to 65 feet b G and benzene were detected at depths st of the site <br /> bgs TPHG or BTEX compounds were not detecteranging Xn soil, <br /> collected below IOS feet bgs g g from 35 <br /> benzene g Groundwater in well Mor_ in any soli sample <br /> MTBE was detected only In the soils 2 contained onlyF <br /> Fuel oxygenates were not detected In other soil samples, <br /> mPle from 63 feet bgs in bannHG and <br /> collected from well MW-2 g B-33 <br /> airlples, or In the groundwater sample <br /> Conclusions and Recommendations <br /> The vertical extent of hydrocarb <br /> on and Offsite on Impact appears to be adequately assessed bath <br /> • The inaJonty afhYdrocarbons encountered Burin t <br /> between approximately 35 and 65 feet bgs g his Investigation were detected <br /> P�ARC0161001REPORTS16100,we]]wsta]]report doe <br />
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