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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
3500 - Local Oversight Program
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ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0010629
RECORD_ID
PR0545724
PE
3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0005934
FACILITY_NAME
M & M AUTOMOTIVE
STREET_NUMBER
60
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
TENTH
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
TRACY
Zip
95376
APN
23517204
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
60 E TENTH ST
P_DISTRICT
005
QC Status
Approved
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Conclusions and Recommendations <br /> Additional exploratory bonngs and one groundwater monitoring well were used to ascertain the <br /> extent of petroleum contaminants in the vicinity of a former underground storage tank location <br /> Exploratory soil boring and groundwater sampling show that the contaminant plume occurs in and <br /> near the former tank area Contaminant distribution is indicative of limited movement, and <br /> biodegradation appears to have degraded the BTEX components in groundwater The plume <br /> appears to be primarily on-site, and has migrated slightly north of the tank The data collected in <br /> the periodic monitoring program show very low concentrations of hydrocarbons at MW-1 <br /> Biodegradation of contaminants in groundwater has occurred and is supported by the data <br /> collected in the most recent study These remaining concentrations are anticipated to decrease <br /> with time once the source and contarnmated soil have been removed <br /> In our opinion, further limited work is warranted at this time Residual soil contaminants observed <br /> occur in shallow groundwater in the immediate former tank pit area adjacent to MW-1, and inside <br /> the curb at 10th Street This groundwater contamination should greatly diminish once the source <br /> in the former tank pit is excavated and removed Quarterly monitoring would continue and if <br /> concentrations show decline for two quarters, then Wright recommends that this site be <br /> considered for closure <br /> . Limitations <br /> This report has been prepared for the specifically for the M and M Automotive site at 60 East <br /> 10th Street in Tracy, CA, and was done according to the State and local agency suggested <br /> guidance documents for these investigations The interpretations, conclusions and <br /> recommendations made herein are based on the data and analysis for the soil and water samples <br /> collected on-site and should be reviewed in the context of the whole report and previous work <br /> Please note that reports of contamination must be submitted to the agencies in a timely manner <br /> Wright Environmental Services, Inc is not responsible for errors in laboratory analysis and <br /> reporting, or for information withheld during the course of the study, and no warranty or <br /> guarantee is expressed or implied therein <br /> References <br /> Wright Environmental Services, Inc , report dated March 10, 1995, entitled, "Environmental <br /> Assessment Report M & M Automotive, 60 East 10th Street, Tracy, California," Project No <br /> 4070T, 5 pages with attachments <br /> Wright Environmental Services, Inc , report dated April 29, 1996 entitled, "Soil and Groundwater <br /> Problem Assessment Report and Proposed Source Removal and Monitoring, M & M <br /> IsAutomotive, 60 East 10th Street Tracy, CA," Project No 4070-T, 7 pg with attachments <br />
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