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measured in the lysimeters samples collected during the second quarter 2007 monitoring <br /> period, including four VOCs above the PQL. <br /> 2.1.6 Surface Water Monitoring <br /> Site run-on and run-off control facilities are designed to effectively channel surface water <br /> to lined holding and evaporation ponds on site. According to the Operations Manager,no <br /> surface water was discharged from the facility during the reporting quarter. During the <br /> second quarter 2007 monitoring period surface water stations FSW-1 and FSW-2 were <br /> sampled on May 8, 2007. Table 2-7 summarizes the analytical results for surface water <br /> samples collected at the Forward Unit. A comparison of upgradient(FSW-2)to <br /> downgradient(FSW-1)surface water samples indicates generally similar concentrations <br /> suggesting that the landfill operations are not impacting surface water quality. <br /> 2.1.7 Leachate Monitoring <br /> Leachate sumps are inspected for the presence of leachate and observations are recorded <br /> at least weekly by Forward Landfill personnel. If leachate is detected in a sump, it is <br /> pumped into the surface impoundment(WMU F) for evaporation. During the second <br /> quarter 2007, leachate was observed at holding areas WMUD-93/94,WMU D-01,WMU <br /> D-02,WMU FU-03, WMU FU-04,WMW FU-05,and WMU FU-06. The other holding <br /> areas were reported to be dry by Forward Landfill personnel. Freeboard at WMU-F <br /> ranged from approximately 7.33 feet to 8.75 feet during the second quarter 2007 <br /> monitoring period. Appendix A presents copies of the leachate logs and the freeboard <br /> observation logs. <br /> Leachate samples were collected on a monthly basis and analyzed in the field for pH and <br /> specific conductance. The results of monthly field monitoring measurements for the <br /> second quarter 2007 are presented in Table 2-8. <br /> 2.2 SUMMARY <br /> Groundwater quality conditions beneath the Forward Unit during the second quarter 2007 <br /> monitoring period are generally similar to those observed in previous monitoring periods. <br /> One new historical intrawell maximum value was measured for bicarbonate in sample <br /> collected from groundwater monitoring well MW-IA during the second quarter 2007 <br /> monitoring period. Excluding suspected laboratory contaminants,estimated trace-level <br /> VOCs were measured in wells MW-10 and MW-14A; and one VOC was measured above <br /> the PQL in well MW-10. CLs were exceeded for one or more monitoring parameters in <br /> samples from 12 wells. In accordance with the RPCMP, eight wells with exceedances of <br /> CLs that are potential impact constituents will be resampled in August 2007 (during the <br /> third quarter 2007 sampling event), and a second independent sample will be collected in <br /> September 2007. The results of the two retests will be submitted to DTSC and RWQCB <br /> under separate cover. Historically, similar exceedances of CLs have been measured and <br /> verified in samples collected from DMP monitoring wells at the Forward Unit, followed <br /> by no release demonstrations (NRD),which have concluded that the CL exceedances are <br /> D:\2007_0043\FomardAustin_sp07.dw <br /> 7 <br /> GeoLogic Associates <br />