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i <br /> R604 :UPDATE 10-JUNE, 1992 _ <br /> i ' <br /> INTRODUCTION <br /> This report includes the results of the'June, 1992 ground-water <br /> quarterly sampling, along with the events that have occurred at <br /> this—site-since- the 9th Update Status Report, that covered events <br /> up through April 14 , 1992 . <br /> As stated in our 8th Update Status report, the first phase of <br /> remediation to the above mentioned site, removing aged gasoline <br /> range hydrocarbons from the soil in the vadose zone beneath the <br /> tank field and pump island areas , has been completed. This <br /> finalized the clean-up of contaminated soil at this site. The <br /> following are the conclusions and recommendations from Update <br /> Status Report #9 : <br /> CONCLUSIONS AND DISCUSSION <br /> Vapor extraction has been successful in removing the degraded <br /> gasoline range petroleum hydrocarbons from the soil and for the <br /> most part ground water at this site. The vapor recovery system, <br /> operated under Variances #91-19 and 91-20 was turned off awaiting <br /> the Permit to Construct , Permit # AP 91-106 . During this "off <br /> Period" two periods of "re-equilibration" have occurred. Sample <br /> results from the vadose zone wells P1 , P3-Swarm and EX have <br /> indicated that these wells and the surrounding areas are now void <br /> of the contaminant. <br /> Upon start-up for the Permit to Construct P1 , P3-Swarm and EX <br /> exhibited minor vapor recovery, 0 . 04 , 0 .07 and 0 . 01 lbs/day <br /> respectively. As of April 14 , 1992 no detectable hydrocarbon <br /> vapors are being produced from these wells . <br /> Vapor extraction has greatly reduced the d3-ssolved contaminant <br /> found in the ground water. The most recent sampling occurred 80 <br /> days after the vapor recovery system was shut down and showed that <br /> since vapor recovery has been used at this site , MW1 has been <br /> reduced from 2 mg/L TPH to <0 . 05 mg/L TPH. MW5 , likewise has been <br /> reduced from 31 mg/L TPH to 0 . 08 mg/L TPH. The BTEX/s have also <br /> been removed from the ground water beneath the site to below the <br /> detection limits . <br /> Ground water gradients , corrected for vacuum influence, have shown <br /> potentiometric lows at the wells being used for vapor recovery, <br /> MW1 and MW5 . Once the vapor recovery is shut off, normal flow <br /> directions again take place to the east-southeast; with the <br /> exception of the March 5 , 1992 gradient, which flowed to the north <br /> northwest and may represent a recharge and/or a decline in water <br /> usage of the municipal wells to the east of the site. <br /> Fecal coloform has been analyzed for monitoring wells MW3 , MW4 , <br /> MW5 and MW6 on a monthly basis from December, 1991 through <br /> February, 1992 . Only trace amounts of fecal coloform have been <br /> occasionally detected in any of the wells during those 3 months , <br /> this analysis will occur on a quarterly basis starting on the <br /> page 1 <br />