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a <br /> I <br /> IT CORPORATION <br /> April 17, 1985 <br /> Mr. J. Kelly Williamson <br /> Kayo Oil Company <br /> 1121 East Main Street , <br /> Chattanooga, Tennessee 37408 <br /> Dear Mr. Williamson: <br /> SUBJECT: ASSESSMENT OF THE CONTAMINANT PLUME <br /> Fast Gas Self-Service Station <br /> 800 East Highway 12 <br /> Lodi , California <br /> Store NO. 05660 <br /> IT Project No. ME0004 <br /> M <br /> This report reformats the data presentec in the March 14 and April 8, <br /> 1984 reports. The extent of contamination is presented on five foot <br /> level maps and a crude worse case estimate of the amount of hydrocarbon <br /> in the soils is made. Remedial alterna ives that could be applied to <br /> the site are presented with cost estimates and a recommended course of <br /> action is outlined. i <br /> Figures 1 through 4 show the percent lower explosive limit values for <br /> the soils samples at 5-foot intervals f om the surface to a depth of <br /> 45 feet. Figure 3 shows the shallowest contamination to be at a depth <br /> of 15 feet adjacent to the tanks, indicating that the source of the <br /> hydrocarbons is probably the tanks, or spillage when the tanks were j <br /> filled. No other contamination is indicated until the 35-foot level , { <br /> where the plume is found in three borings, MW-7, MW-6, and MW-9. The <br /> low reading in MW-9 suggests that this is the edge of the plume, and the <br /> lack of contamination in MW-9 at 40 feet confirms this. Contamination <br /> is found in MW-1, MW-7, and MW-6 at the 4( -foot level . <br /> The water table at the station was at a level of 36 feet below ground <br /> surface on April 15, 1985. Tables 1 and 2 show the two sets of water <br /> level measurements that have been made at. the site. Monitor well MW-1 <br /> had 0.2 feet of product floating on the surface of the water on <br /> April 15. <br /> The pattern of contamination indicates that the source of the hydrocar- <br /> bons is in the area of the tanks and that the hydrocarbons moved essen- <br /> tially straight down until encountering the water table, where the " <br /> plumes began to spread laterally. Since there is contamination at both <br /> the 35- and 40-foot level , it appears that the water table fluctuates <br /> over this interval . <br /> Regional Offic 1 <br /> IT Corporation• 1815 Arnold Drive• Martinez, California 94553.415-228-8400 <br /> r <br />