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I I els have risen quite dramatically 1-n has been occurring, water lev some areas of the County. ' Groundwater was encountered in the wells placed on the site at about 22'bgl, which indicates recharge has been significant. I indicates the locations of water wells used for measuring the water table in the County. Although there do not appeare o here be any domestic wells in the vicinity of this site, groundwater monitoring well located on Country Club Drive to the east and rest of the property. The property had been a commercial gasoline station for many years; it ceased business as such sometime during the 1970' s; actual dates are not known. There is no information concerning on the installation of the UST' s, and no records are available closing f volumes used or inventory sebenncillien dtfor various the ePoSes, and the service station, it ha is presently leased to small businesses . REVTEW OF P TO RK=_ I On March 16, 1988, the owners filed n usedpforeatIOR storingoandadaspen- on 2-1 ,000 gallon UST s which had been xstori B for a copy sing leaded & unleaded gasoline. Refer to F of that document. Permission was given to fill the tanks with ' water and secure for a maximum period of 2 years. On November 8, 1988, Jim Thorpe Oil, Inc. (J Othefiled County PEHDermananent Closure/Tank Removal plan, withremove the 2 UST' s from the Property. ' After receiving approval, JTO removed the dispensing pumps, Bath associated piping and the two (2) DST' s on January 9, tanks were in very Poor condition when removed. There was obvious soil contamination, and a strong petroleum odor noted ' during tank removal open ns Soil samples were taken from beneath the removed sps of oil tank s by I Canonie Environmental, (now Weston; ) an l was returned to the hole, ndtcl tanks The site tewas lateclater caused by the removal of I with asphalt. The two UST' s 's weries oftthoseodocuments areeincluded facility and destroyed. 3