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Messrs Trommer and Laadn 19 June 2008 <br />Preliminary Five -Year Review Letters Page 4 of 7 <br />Various Sites <br />recommendation. A site conceptual model (SCM) has been received, upon its <br />review the EHD will direct a feasibility study be conducted and reported. <br />1817 Fresno Avenue, S. <br />The CUF concurs with the EHD that a limited investigation be conducted to <br />confirm the extent of impacted groundwater toward the east; an investigation has <br />been conducted and a report of findings is pending. The EHD will review the <br />report after its submittal and will issue appropriate directives based on the <br />findings. <br />4407 Waterloo Road, E. <br />• CUF concurs with the EHD directive to implement active remediation (SVE) and <br />recommends evaluation of in situ air sparging (IAS) as a means of achieving <br />WQOs more rapidly. The EHD will direct assessment of groundwater remediation <br />technologies. The SVE wells are installed and system operation is pending. <br />8200 Highway 99 <br />CUF concurs with the EHD that the existing remediation system should continue <br />in operatioin. A new extraction well is online that has dropped the water table <br />enough to dry up extraction well EW -2. <br />2085 Fremont Street, E. <br />The CUF recommended that the EHD direct assessment of remedial <br />technologies and implement active remediation to achieve WQOs in a timely <br />manner. The EHD agrees with these recommendations and has so directed the <br />RP. A feasibility study has been received and EHD review is pending. <br />1207 Aurora Street <br />The CUF recommends site closure consideration, the EHD believes the site may <br />be ready for closure consideration toward the end of the year; the ozone injection <br />system has recently been put back online, after a non -operational period, and <br />includes some new deeper injection wells to address a lingering presence of <br />1,2 -DCA. <br />1022 Highway 99 <br />The CUF recommends the EHD direct assessment of remedial technologies to <br />address TPH-g, TPH-d, fuel oxygenates and implement remediation without <br />delay. The EHD does not agree at this time; new data from recent borings has <br />been acquired, which when received and reviewed may tie a significant portion of <br />the contamination on the site to the above ground storage tank system; if so, the <br />site will be referred to the CVRWQCB for regulatory oversight. <br />620 Charter Way, W. <br />The CUF recommends the EHD direct the RP to monitor the recently installed <br />monitoring wells for a full hydrologic cycle prior to assessing the need to conduct <br />active remediation; the EHD agrees with this recommendation. <br />5 -Year Review Comment Letter 061908.doc <br />