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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0007958
RECORD_ID
PR0504943
PE
2951
FACILITY_ID
FA0004032
FACILITY_NAME
AMERICAN MOULDING & MILLWORK (FRMR)
STREET_NUMBER
2801
STREET_NAME
WEST
STREET_TYPE
LN
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95204
APN
11709001
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
2801 WEST LN
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
002
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Approved
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19'J9 The deepest groundwater levels reported during this 12-year period were <br /> ' approximately 69 feet bgs in July 1991 This indicates a water elevation variation in the <br /> range of 34 feet <br /> Rising water levels since July 1991 has resulted in the monitoring well screens being <br /> submerged in several wells, as presented in Table 2 The screened intervals in wells DN4W- <br /> 1, DMW-2, and DMW-4 have been submerged since at least May 1994 The screen in <br /> DMW-4 has been submerged since at least May 1995, and DMW-5 has been submerged <br /> since at least January 1997 Monitoring wells DMW-6 and DMW-7 both have screened <br /> ' intervals that currently intersect the water table <br /> Variations in the direction of groundwater flow during the 12-year period are presented in <br /> Figure 3 Flow directions appear to have shifted from west in 1987 to the east in 1995, and <br /> are now generally in the direction of north-northeast to northeast <br /> 3.3 TPH-D in Groundwater <br /> 1 TPH-D groundwater results for samples collected on September 9, 1999 have been <br /> compiled with previous data in Table 3 Groundwater samples containing what appears to <br /> be weathered diesel were collected from wells D1vtW-6 (780 pg/1) and DMW-7 (660 ,ug/1), <br /> although no petroleum hydrocarbons exactly matching the labolatoiy diesel standard were <br /> reported in any samples collected in September 1999 As noted in Section 3 1, laboratory <br />' QC limits were exceeded, and the reported weathered diesel concentrations are considered <br /> estimated <br />' TPH as unknown hydrocarbons has also been reported in September 1999 samples <br /> collected at wells DMW-1 (1 10 Ng/1), DMW-2 (120 ,ug/1), DMW-3 (170 ,ug/1), and DMW-4 <br /> (120 ,ug/1) However, as noted in Section 3 1, sample DMW-3 was reanalyzed using <br /> method 8015M with Northwest Cleanup Results from this analysis suggest that the <br /> unknown hydrocarbon reported in these four samples is not weathered diesel or other <br /> recognizable petroleum product <br /> IReview of historical TPH-D data indicates that maximum TPH concentration reported since <br /> 1987 was from the most recent sampling event in September 1999 Prior to the installation <br />' of DMW-6 and DMW-7 in December 1998, the only other repotted TPH concentration was <br /> 180 pg/I at DMW-4 <br /> The weathered diesel reported as unknown hydrocarbon has been consistent) detected <br /> Y y dec ed <br /> during the four sampling events conducted at DMW-6 and DMW-7 since December 1998 <br /> DAMES&MOORE 6 1\AI P\REPORr1991 1_01 doc <br />
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