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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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FileName_PostFix
XR0008225
RECORD_ID
PR0504943
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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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CLOSURE REQUEST REPORT Section No 3 0 <br /> Former American Forest Products Company 07/31/01 <br /> 2801 West Lane Page 3-5 <br /> Stockton California <br /> The excavated material (approximately 2,050 cubic yards of soil) was removed and transferred to an on- <br /> site biotreatment cell Upon excavation and tilling, the final volume of soil increased to approximately <br /> 2,550 cubic yards The soil was treated according to the remediation work plan until concentrations <br /> declined enough to meet the requirements for off-site disposal in a Class Il landfill <br /> An estimated residual mass of 12,500-kg TPHd was calculated to be present in the subsurface following <br /> the completion of excavation activities in 1991 It is assumed that the residual TPHd mass is still present <br /> in the subsurface, although natural biodegradation is likely to have reduced the total mass <br /> 35 GROUNDWATER ANALYTICAL DATA <br /> Groundwater samples from the site have been collected and analyzed since August 1990 Analytical <br /> parameters have included TPHd, TPHg, BTEX, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), semivolatile organic <br /> compounds (SVOCs), and fuel additives The most recent sampling event was conducted during March <br /> 2001 <br /> Groundwater analytical results for TPHd and unknown hydrocarbon are included in Table 4, and <br /> November 2000 and March 2001 results are shown in Figures 15 and Figure 16, respectively Unknown <br /> hydrocarbon refers to hydrocarbon patterns observed by the laboratory, which do not match the diesel <br /> standard The unknown hydrocarbon has been attributed to detections of weathered diesel, and to <br /> naturally-occurring organic compounds <br /> Groundwater analytical results for fuel additives, including methyl tertiary-butyl ether (MTBE) and 1,2- <br /> DCA, are included in Table 5 Maximum reported concentrations for groundwater constituents together <br /> with the California Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) are presented in the table below <br /> Maximum MCL <br /> Constituent Detection Location Date (&&) <br /> TPHd 440 DMW-6 11/15/00 1001 <br /> Unknown Hydrocarbon 780 DMW-6 919199 none <br /> Benzene not detected — — 1 0 <br /> Toluene 0 63 EEL DMW-4 512/95 150 <br /> Eth ]benzene not detected -- — 700 <br /> Xylenes not detected — — 1,750 <br /> TPH9 not detected — — none <br /> Ethanol 6 9 ml DMW-1 8/25100 none <br /> 1,2-Dichloroethane 40 pEj DMW-6 and DMW-5 11/15/00 and 5126/95 0 5 <br /> Carbon Tetrachloride 0 65 DMW-5 5/26/95 0 5 <br /> Chloroform 3 8 p DMW-5 5126/95 100 <br /> Semivolatile Or anic Compounds Not Detected — — — <br /> i Taste and Odor Threshold <br /> mg/L = nulligrams per titer <br /> TPHd = total petroleum hydrocarbon as diesel <br /> TPHg = total petroleum hydrocarbon as gasoline <br /> P91L = micrograms per liter <br /> K 1840191afprafp_closure_rptdoc <br />
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