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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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COMPLIANCE INFO
RECORD_ID
PR0542676
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2953
FACILITY_ID
FA0024554
FACILITY_NAME
JOHNS, WILLIAM D
STREET_NUMBER
1640
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STREET_NAME
BROADWAY
STREET_TYPE
AVE
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95205
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
1640 N BROADWAY AVE
P_LOCATION
01
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Approved
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13 November 2018 <br />AGE Project No. 18-4357 <br />Page 9 of 11 <br />AdvancedGeo <br />Environmental <br />• TPH-d was detected above the laboratory reporting limit in six subsurface soil <br />samples and the three stockpile soil samples. In two of the six samples, TPH-d <br />was detected just above the laboratory reporting limit of 10 mg/kg in soil samples <br />B-5 (11.6 mg/kg) and S12-2 (10.9 mg/kg). However, The ECI laboratory reports <br />contained the following comment/lab note for every TPH-d detection: Peaks in <br />diesel range but chromatogram does not match that of diesel standard. After <br />discussing the results and lab comment with ECI, the detections of TPH-d are likely <br />overlap from TPH-mo detections. Based on the historical use of the site as a used <br />oil filter recycling business, AGE believes the TPH-d detections (C11 -C22) are <br />overlap from the TPH-mo detections (C23 -C35) at the site. <br />• TPH-mo was detected above the laboratory reporting limit (50 mg/kg) in four <br />subsurface soil samples and the three stockpile soil samples. Additionally, <br />TPH-mo was detected below the laboratory reporting limit in sample B-5 at a <br />concentration of 43.0 mg/kg; the sample was flagged (J) by the laboratory with the <br />following comment/note: trace concentration between the method detection limit <br />and practical quantitation limit. <br />• TPH-mo was detected in S5-2, S6-2, and S6SW-2 at 2.0 feet bsg at concentrations <br />of 219 mg/kg, 4,220 mg/kg, and 191 mg/kg; TPH-mo was detected in SW -E at <br />4.0 feet bsg at a concentration of 58.9 mg/kg; and TPH-mo was detected in B-5 at <br />5.0 feet bsg, below the lab laboratory reporting limit, at a concentration of <br />43.0 mg/kg (J Flagged). TPH-mo was detected significantly below the established <br />clean-up goal and below the ESLs for commercial and residential properties. <br />• Based on soil samples collected at 5.0 feet bsg from S5-5, S6-5, S7-5, S8-5, S9-5, <br />S11-5 and B-5 (TPH-mo detected below lab reporting limit), the vertical extent of <br />TPH-impacted soil is defined. <br />• Based on soil samples collected, the lateral extent of TPH-impacted soil is defined <br />towards the west, north, and east, and partially defined towards the south. The <br />lateral extent of TPH-impacted soil is defined towards the west by S12 at 2 feet <br />bsg and S5 at 5 feet bsg; towards the north by S6SW-N, S-8, S-9, and S-11 at 2 <br />feet bsg and SW -N at 4 feet bsg; and towards the east by S613-2 and S7 at 2 feet <br />bsg. The lateral extent is partially undefined at 2 feet bsg to the south of S5 (219 <br />mg/kg) and S6SW-S (191 mg/kg). Based on the concentrations detected at 2 feet <br />bsg in S5 and S6SW-S, residual TPH impact may extend to the south at limited <br />distances. The samples collected from S5 and S6SW-S were collected as far south <br />on the site as possible. An underground communications utility extends along the <br />entire southern property boundary of the site that prevented further excavation and <br />the collection of soil samples to the south. To further assess and define shallow <br />TPH impact to the south, soil samples would have to be collected on the adjacent <br />property to the south (1622 North Broadway). However, based on the low <br />concentrations in samples S5 and S6SW-S, it's likely the lateral extent to the south <br />only extends to the property boundary. The estimated lateral extent of TPH impact <br />in soil is depicted in Figure 4. <br />
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