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a <br /> Work Plan for Extended Site Ch cterizadon: 7500 West Eleventh Street, Tracy,CA. Page 8 <br /> Well MW-8 will have a total depth of 22 ft. and will be screened over a 15-ft.interval from <br /> just above the groundwater table to a depth of 21 ft. Its construction will be similar to that <br /> shown on Figure 7. <br /> 6.3.3 Definition of Down- adient Extent: Principal Plume of Affected Groundwater <br /> One small-diameter exploratory boring and two groundwater-quality monitoring wells are <br /> proposed to explore the down-gradient limits of the principal plume of affected groundwater. <br /> A groundwater-quality monitoring well that will be designated well MW-9 will be installed , <br /> on the eastern side of Chrisman Road some 230 ft. north of that street's intersection with <br /> West Eleventh Street. (See Figure 2 for location). This planned well will be used to <br /> investigate the distance that groundwater affected by fuel hydrocarbons has been transported <br /> down the groundwater gradient. Its planned location is on a projection of a line from the <br /> center of the pump island area of the former fueling station, beneath which the majority of <br /> the fuel hydrocarbons that leaked into the subsurface were released, and existing monitoring <br /> well MW-7. Groundwater in MW-7 is heavily affected by components of both gasoline and <br /> diesel. Based on the hydrogeology and geochemistry of the site, it appears that the alignment <br /> of Former Pump Island Location to MW-7 to MW-9 is closely followed by the principal axis <br /> of the plume of affected groundwater in that area. <br /> A small-diameter boring (to be designated boring PP-15) will be drilled on the west side of <br /> � g <br /> Chrisman Road some 520 ft. to the north of West Eleventh Street. Drilled to approximately <br /> 17 ft. BGS, it will penetrate beneath the groundwater table to allow assessment of <br /> groundwater quality and to guide selection of the location of a groundwater-quality <br /> monitoring well in that area. A grab sample of groundwater will be recovered from the <br /> boring immediately after it reaches its total depth. If that sample contains no detectable <br /> concentrations of analytes of concern, a groundwater-quality monitoring well, to be <br /> designated well MW-10, will be installed some 50 ft. to the south of the PP-15 boring i <br /> location on the same side of Chrisman Road. If the groundwater sample contains detectable <br /> concentrations of any of the analytes of concern, monitoring well MW-10 will be installed to <br /> the north of the boring location. The exact location will be guided by the type and <br /> concentrations of any analytes of concern detected in the grab sample of ground water from <br /> PP-15. <br /> Wells MW-9 and MW-10 will be constructed in the manner shown on Figure 7. Each will <br /> have a total depth of 22 ft, and will be screened over a 15-ft. interval from just above the <br /> groundwater table to a depth of 21 ft. <br /> 6.3.4 Explore Subsurface and Groundwater at Apparent Source of Seco ndqU Plume <br /> L.� Proposed monitoring well MW-11 is intended to investigate the condition of soil and <br /> groundwater at the apparent source of a secondary plume of affected groundwater that has <br /> been identified beneath the property. It will be located, as shown on Figure 2, on the southern <br /> boundary of the site near a structure that was formerly a truck service bay. That location is, <br /> as shown on Figure 3, at the southern end of Pipe Trench No. 2, from which piping of <br /> SIC <br /> L <br />