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Marisa Brothels service Jon 4 � Much 7, 1992 L L � L aromatics, benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and total xylenes (BTEX) using USEPA Test Method 802©, for EDB using USEPA Test Method 504, and for total lead using SW 6010 The soil sample from beneath the waste oil tank was submitted to B C Laboratories Lwere it was analyzed for the presence of TPH as both gasoline and diesel using the California DOHS Luft Methods for gasoline and diesel, for the fuel constituent volatile Laromatics, benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and total xylenes (BTEX) using USEPA Test Method 8020, halogenated hydrocarbons using USEPA Test Method 8014, for EDB using LUSEPA Test Method 504, for PCBs using USEPA Test Method 8080, for total petroleum hydrocarbons as oil and grease using USEPA Test Method 418.1, and for CAM Title 22 Lmetals. TPH as gasoline was detected in sample PN-1 at 3 feet beneath the north end of the Lproduct pipelines and adjacent to the northern three dispensers at a concentration of 50 mgikg. Benzene was detected in this sample at 1.2 mg/kg, and total lead was Ldetected in this sample at 84 mg/kg. TPH as gasoline and the volatile aromatics were not detected at or above the minimum detection level in samples PS-2, and PC-3. TPH L as gasoline as detected in sample TK-IS at a depth of 12 feet beneath the south end of the 5,000 gallon leaded gasoline tank at a concentration of 21 mg/kg, but not beneath the north end of the tank in sample TK-1N. Lead was detected at 6.4 mg/kg and 3.4 mg/kg in these samples respectively. EDB was not detected in these or any of the other seven samples analyzed for the presence of EDB. TPH as gasoline was detected Lat 2,250 mg/kg, and 980 mg/kg in samples TK-2S and TK-2N at a depth of 12 feet from beneath the south and north ends of the former 5,004 gallon unleaded gasoline tank, respectively. Benzene was detected in these samples at 5.905 mg/kg and 1.665 mg/kg, respectively. TPH as gasoline was detected in sample TK-3N at a depth of 12 feet L beneath the north end of the 2,004 gallon premium unleaded gasoline tank at a concentration of 84 mg/kg, but was not detected in sample TK-3S from beneath the L south end of the tank. No volatile aromatics were detected in these samples. TPH as gasoline and diesel as well as the volatile aromatics, EDB, and PCBs were not detected in sample TK4 from beneath the 500 gallon waste oil tank. However, TPH as oil and Lgrease was detected at 40 mg/kg, and lead was detected at 25 mg/kg in this sample. None of the other CAM Title 22 metals were detected above apparent background Lconcentrations. TPH as gasoline was detected in samples SPE-1, SPE-2, and SPW from LEB-8141-1 9203-EQ16.WP