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EHD - Public
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3500 - Local Oversight Program
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SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE
RECORD_ID
PR0543389
PE
3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0004512
FACILITY_NAME
MAJOR STATIONS
STREET_NUMBER
1235
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
ALPINE
STREET_TYPE
AVE
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95204
APN
11533055
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
1235 E ALPINE AVE
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
002
QC Status
Approved
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�./ N--J <br /> was not analyzed. <br /> SOIL RESULTS <br /> MW#4, MW#5, MW#6 <br /> 9192 <br /> (ppm) <br /> TPH-G SURR. REC % B T E X SURR. REC <br /> FMW#4-30 <0.065 69% <0.0026 68% <br /> MW#4-40 <0.064 77% <0.0026 72% <br /> MW#5-30 <0.068 59% 10.00098 (B)/<0.0027 61% <br /> MW#5-40 <0.064 53% <0.0025 63% <br /> MW#6-30 <0.057 73% <0.0023 78% <br /> MW#6-85 <0.064 63% <0.0025 65% <br /> The report proposes to change the remedial efforts from soil vapor extraction to <br /> excavation of the former tank pit cavity to approx. 40' bgs, based on the results of the <br /> latest soil sampling from this area. <br /> 11-20-92 A meeting was held this date with PHS/EHD, the RP and the consultant for the RP to <br /> discuss the proposal to excavate the contamination and monitor the site wells for two <br /> quarters. PHS/EHD firmly states that the groundwater contamination must be cleaned up <br /> to nondetect levels, if feasible, and that some other form of remediation may be more cost <br /> effective to cleanup both the soil and the groundwater in the long term. The RP was told <br /> by the consulting firm that after the excavation and two quarters of sampling, they will <br /> recommend, and receive, regulatory closure. PHS/EHD responded that a regulatory <br /> closure would not be warranted until all issues were addressed and the groundwater <br /> contamination remediated until no further threat to groundwater is achieved. <br /> 12-07-92 PHSIEHD initiates the public participation process for this site in response to the proposal <br /> to excavate the soils at the site. <br /> 12-09-92 PHS/EHD sends letter to RP stating that over-excavation will likely remove the bulk of the <br /> contaminated soil at the site, but that the soil in the zone deeper than that to be <br /> excavated, and the soil in the "smear zone" must be characterized and addressed in <br /> future remediation efforts. The letter states that the contamination noted in the former <br /> septic pit (MW#4) must also be addressed and emphasizes the importance of proper <br /> laboratory QC data and detection limits. <br /> 01-13-93 PHS/EHD sends letter to RP stating the public participation period was completed and the <br /> proposed work can be scheduled to begin. <br /> 02-10-93 PHS/EHD receives the fourth quarter 1992 quarterly report which reports the monitoring <br /> and sampling of all six site wells on December 30 through 31, 1992.1 The depth to water <br /> was approx. 77.8' to 80.65' bgs with the flow direction to the south east. MW#2, MW#3, <br /> 3 For historical <br /> groundwater analytical results, please refer to end of chronology. <br /> S <br />
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