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Den's Auto Repair Page 2 <br /> 308 South El Dorado Street April 1,2009 <br /> Stockton, California 95203-3404 <br /> Please note that effective 2008, the EHD is responsible for reviewing and approving bench-scale <br /> test work plans for evaluation of the effects of injecting oxidizers into the subsurface. The Central <br /> Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board (CVRWQCB) will evaluate the necessity to issue a <br /> waste discharge requirement (WDR)permit, based on the bench-scale results. The EHD maintains <br /> the same work plan objectives as CVRWQCB that include: <br /> • Acquiring sufficient data to evaluate the potential cost effectiveness of insitu oxidation <br /> (total cost estimate compared to other remedial methods) in addition to the technical <br /> effectiveness of ozone remediation; <br /> • Identifying adverse effects to water quality by ozone injection, and <br /> • Projecting the extent of the adverse effects, if applicable, and the time required to restore <br /> the aquifer to background levels. <br /> In the ozone injection bench-scale pilot test, AGE proposes to collect discreet soil samples from <br /> two soil borings (B-OZ1 and B-OZ2) illustrated in Figure 2 of the work plan. Soil will be <br /> lithologically characterized and field-screened for volatile organic compounds using an organic <br /> vapor meter with a photo-ionization detector. Proposed soil samples will be collected at depths of <br /> approximately forty-five, fifty, and sixty-five feet below surface grade (bsg) from each of two soil <br /> borings using Geoprobe technology. AGE proposes to combine the soil with groundwater collected <br /> from impacted monitoring wells MW-IA and MW-2A. Since AGE proposes to"examine three sets -� <br /> of soil-and-water-matrices samples", please clarify whether the three soil samples collected from <br /> each of two borings will be combined prior to adding groundwater collected from MW-IA and <br /> MW-2A to the soil. AGE also proposes to analyze groundwater samples collected from impacted <br /> wells MW-lA and MW-2A for by-products detrimental to water quality. <br /> AGE proposes to analyze three soil and two groundwater samples for the following: <br /> • Total petroleum hydrocarbons quantified as gasoline (TPH-g); benzene, toluene, ethyl <br /> benzene, and total xylenes (BTEX); methyl tertiary-butyl ether (MTBE); 1,2- <br /> dichloroethane(1,2-DCA); <br /> • Aluminum, antimony, (total) arsenic, barium, beryllium, calcium, (total) cadmium, (total) <br /> chromium, cobalt, copper, (total) iron, (total) lead, magnesium, (total) manganese, <br /> mercury, molybdenum, potassium, nickel, silver, sodium, (total) selenium, thallium, <br /> tungsten, vanadium, zinc, chromium VI, chloride, fluoride, nitrate, sulfate, pH, <br /> conductivity, soil oxygen demand, and chemical oxygen demand (COD). <br /> In addition to the above, AGE proposes to analyze groundwater samples for oxidation-reduction <br /> potential, alkalinity, and total dissolved solids (TDS). <br /> In addition, AGE proposes to analyze soil samples for total organic carbon (TOC) and soil oxygen <br /> demand. <br /> Please clarify whether soil samples collected at forty-five, fifty, and sixty-five feet bsg from the two <br /> borings will be composited based on discreet depth of collection prior to the soil analysis. y <br />