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:13i02/19G0 1Z-00 ]'t^EL1.FJP( L.A. 21Z tea ^467 P.12 <br /> Iona Pro <br /> Phase II Vital Ptt l Assessment <br /> Pap' S <br /> During the on-site sample collection conducted on January 24, 1990, seven (7) <br /> shallow subsurface soil samples were collected from approximately 15 foot of <br /> depth. These samples were collected by California split spoon sampler. These <br /> samples are identified as B-1 through 3-7 (Figure 3 &5). <br /> -- Sample B-1 was collected a roximatzly 25 foot east of the fuel dispensing island. <br /> Durng s g, contamination was en:ountsred from approximate y of <br /> dcp u sc . C. ":,ia awsly ra vi as ya a ' <br /> � were y an on-site mobile laboratory. The anrdytiml results from the <br /> sample collected at the bottom of the boring indicates that 1,500 parts per million <br /> (ppm) on diesel hydrocarbon, and 170 ppm gasoline hyd:nearbon were detected. <br /> No benzene, toluene,ethvl benzene, or xylene were detected. other samples <br /> -� cnllec-W f Sb-R-a non-detected for the aforem <br /> h rocarbons at the bottom of each boring (Appen uc Dr— ..----_. <br /> !: This shallow subsurface investigation has determined that heavy soil contamination <br /> does exist on the subsurface due to an unauthorized release of petroleum <br /> hydrocarbons from the pump island. Further investigation of the subsurface will be <br /> necessary to determine the lateral movement of the contamination. Also a question <br /> of impact to ground water. San Joaquin County I-ocal Health District has no <br /> pending action to this matter except the tank permits. <br /> T It is the onWon of the writer that the investigation has discovered only a single location at <br /> the fueling station that has itnp:a. rr}' an esngauonTVM be <br /> — aacrssary t your=organisation wishes to pursue flus punt ase. Zlirthkieef, ng to the <br /> — T_- <br /> county-or City-Sew __ wou _re e_v_e_the_requirement treatment of both_compressor—-— <br /> and boiler blowdown waters. Finally, have the domestic water system serviced by a <br /> 'licensed company, <br /> nj c conclusions of this report are based on facts and information available as of the date of <br /> the field work. Activities conducted at this site afar this date should employ good <br /> `J environmental practices to maintain current conditions rind environmental status. <br />