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ARCHIVED REPORTS XR0000149
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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
3500 - Local Oversight Program
File Section
ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0000149
RECORD_ID
PR0543394
PE
3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0003967
FACILITY_NAME
AT&T California - UE132
STREET_NUMBER
7644
Direction
N
STREET_NAME
ASHLEY
STREET_TYPE
Ln
City
Stockton
Zip
95212
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
7644 N Ashley Ln
P_LOCATION
99
QC Status
Approved
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P <br /> s <br /> Pit should be refilled with noncontaminated soil from the excavation, as <br /> well as drain rock and imported fill material . <br /> To remove the contamination from the excavated soil , bioremediation, <br /> 0 the use of naturally occurring bacteria to consume the hydrocarbon <br /> contamination is suggested as the method of choice. The process <br /> requires an on-site work area, preferably with controlled entry. The <br /> corner of the enclosed parking lot behind the Pacific Bell Stockton <br /> facility is ideal . Once the contaminated soil is moved to the parking <br /> area, the following steps would be involved in the bioremediation <br /> process. The contaminated soil would be inoculated with a <br /> nutrient/bacteria mixture, and evenly distributed throughout. The <br /> inoculated soil would then be heaped insitu, incorporating a PVC <br /> ventilation system powered by a electric blower to supply oxygen to the <br /> bacteria. The heap would be enclosed in plastic sheeting to protect it <br /> from the elements and maintained for approximately eight weeks. During <br /> this time period, the bacteria would be increasing in number and <br /> consuming the hydrocarbon contamination present. The soil would then be <br /> resampled for TPH. If the resulting analyses are below 100 ppm TPH, the <br /> soil could then be disposed of at a sanitary landfill . If higher levels <br /> are still present, a reinoculation of bacteria and nutrients would take <br /> place and the soil resampled after four weeks. <br /> 5.3 Recommendations <br />" Based on the findings of the Stockton borehole samplings, the <br /> following recommendations are made: <br /> • 88-11-1 : The soil from the site of the UST should be excavated <br /> to remove all TPH contamination in concentrations of <br /> greater than 140 ppm. The excavation should be <br /> completed in a manner so as to ensure the structural <br /> integrity of the adjacent Pacific Bell facility and <br /> telephone transmission cables, while maintaining strict <br /> safety controls. The excavation would then be filled <br /> with noncontaminated soil from the excavation as well <br /> as drain rock and imported fill material . <br /> 15 <br />
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