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I <br /> 5 0 CONCLUSIONS <br /> Groundwater elevations recorded during the Third Quarter 2005 sampling event (excluding well <br /> MW-5D) were on average 0 85 feet lower than the elevations measured during the Second <br /> Quarter 2005 The lowering in groundwater elevation is typical to historical data for this time of year <br /> During the Third Quarter 2005, three of the five wells with a detectable concentration of MTBE had <br /> IMTBE concentrations in groundwater less than the MCL of 13 ug/1 In the previous quarter, no well <br /> exceeded the MCL for MTBE In Third Quarter 2005, benzene concentrations in wells MW-3 <br /> I (200 ug/l) and MW-7 (80 ug/l)exceeded the MCL of l ug/l <br />' Prior to the implementation of remedial actions at the Site, the estimated soil contaminant mass was <br /> calculated to be 25,264 pounds of gasoline within the vadose zone and capillary fringe The mass <br /> removal calculations for the SVE system indicate that through July 12, 2005, the SVE system has <br /> Iremoved approximately 18,325 pounds of TPHg (72% of the original estimated mass) from the soil <br /> The SVE system removed contaminant mass from the soil at an average rate estimated of 3 5 pounds <br /> per day during this reporting period <br /> In December 2004, the ozone sparge system became non-operational due to system component <br /> I . failures In January 2005, parts from a similar system were scavenged to return the ozone sparge <br /> system at the Site back to service By April 2005, several mechanical failures had again rendered the <br /> I ozone sparge system non-operable The manufacturer of the sparge system is now defunct and <br /> replacement parts are not available The ozone sparge system will remain offline indefinitely <br /> I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> i <br /> Project No S8643-06-01 -1 1- September 28 2005 <br />