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Chevron Products Company 5 <br />• Chevron Station #9-5775 301 W Kcttleman Lane Lodi CA AuRust 25 2000 <br />On July 3, 2000, operation of interim SVE and GWE remediation was initiated at the <br />site The interim SVE system consists of four SVE wells (VEW-I through VEW-4) and <br />100 cfm catalytic oxidizer The interim GWE system consists of one extraction well <br />(EX -1) and 3-2,000 pound carbon vessels in series In their document dated August 10, <br />2000 (Attachment E), G -R reported that the GWE system had pumped 6,661 gallons of <br />water during the first 20 days of system operation at extraction rates of 0 12 to 0 24 <br />gallon per minute (gpm) Based upon the extraction rates and analytical data, G -R <br />estimated that GWE system had removed approximately 0 37 lb TPHg, 0 0042 lb <br />benzene, and 9 40 lb MtBE, as of July 26, 2000 <br />In tables faxed by G -R to SECOR on August 24, 2000 (Attachment E), G -R reported <br />that the SVE system has removed approximately 574 3 lb TPHg, 63 6 lb benzene, and <br />246 7 Ib MtBE, as of August 3, 2000 <br />SITE GEOLOGY AND HYDROGEOLOGY <br />The site is relatively flat and is situated approximately 42 feet above mean sea level <br />(MSL) Soil in the vicinity of the site consists of Pliocene to Holocene continental rocks <br />and deposits consisting of heterogeneous mix of generally poorly sorted clay, silt, sand, <br />and gravel (R W Page, 1986) The nearest surface water is South Main Canal, located <br />approximately 0 75 miles west of the site Pixley Slough is located approximately 2 5 <br />miles north of the subject site <br />Based on observations during drilling activities, the site vicinity is underlain primarily by <br />silty sands and sandy silts in varying amounts Soil encountered in the borings for MW - <br />8B, MW -5B, MW -3, SB -1, and MW -4 consists primarily of near sue face sandy silts, <br />extending in some locations to 35 feet bgs, with discontinuous sand and clay lenses A <br />cross-section location map and geologic ci oss-section for the site are provided as <br />Figures 2 and 3A and B, respectively The sandy silt layer is underlain by a silty sand <br />layer, which in some locations extends to 43 feet bgs A sandy silt to clayey silt layer <br />was encountered in some locations extending to the shallow water -bearing zone at a <br />depth of approximately 55 feet bgs <br />Based on the assessment activities performed to date and as summarized in the recently <br />submitted Problem Assessnierlt Reporl, dated July 24, 2000, two water -bearing zones <br />have been identified beneath the site A shallow water-beai ing zone was reported within <br />an approximate 5 -foot layer of primarily coarser -grained soils (silts and sands) at depths <br />of approximately 55 to 65 feet bgs A deeper water -bearing zone of unknown thickness <br />was reported within primarily fine-grained soils at depths of approximately 60 to 70 feet <br />bgs and was encountered to the bottom of some of the borings at approximately 90 feet <br />bgs A coarser -grained unit was encountered directly below the finer -grained unit in <br />• boring MW -12B This coarser -grained unit was also saturated and was encountered to <br />the bottom of the boring at a depth of 90 feet bgs <br />07141991 041/FRP <br />