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Surface &Subsurface Contamination Report Page 14 <br /> Sandhu Property <br /> Project No. 522.1 <br /> March 9, 2006 <br /> In 1 so' investigation indicated t elevimp <br /> ed ncentrations of nitrogen <br /> an ammonia ere present in the soil an acted the group n <br /> 20 the nal Water Quality Control Board established clean-up goals for <br /> the site. go or nitrogen compounds plus ammonium compounds is <br /> established at, 250 /kg in soil. The goal for groundwater was not established <br /> but should not exceed background levels. <br /> ` Several groundwater monitoring wells were constructed to assess the <br /> distribution of contaminants in the groundwater. One well, MW-5 is located off <br /> the site and is on the east side of Welty Road, a short distance from the subject <br /> Property. The available data show that ammonium and nitrogen compounds <br /> have migrated through t r, and nnpacted the Property, and have <br /> been detected in MW-5. In addition, volatile organic compounds (1,2 DCP & <br /> 1,2,3 TCP) apparently sourced from pesticides, have also been found in the well. <br /> The source of the VOC's is believed to be the northern corner of the Western <br /> - Farm Service site where there is a_iinse pad. In 2003, the owners of the site <br /> implemented a pilot study to assess the ability of inducing a chemically reducing <br /> environment to reduce contaminant concentrations. As a result of the pilot <br /> study, it was proposed that a hydrogen-releasing compound be introduced to the <br /> subsurface in the area of the tank farm. The most recent available groundwater _ <br /> mom'tWrbig report is for the second quarter of 2005. The depth to water was <br /> abo 36 et and the groundwater surface slopes to the northeast or east. <br /> Somewhat elevated concentrations of nitratt„s and 1,2 DCP were detected in <br /> /�14IW the well on the east side of Welty Road. <br /> 6. <br /> 35,275 S. Welty Road, US Can / Chvron-Texaco <br /> This site is on the opposite side of Highway 33 from the facility described above. <br /> It is operated as a paper insulation manufacturing plant. The railroad right-of- <br /> way adjacent to the site was also used as a right-of-way for a former crude oil <br /> •• pipeline. The line was installed early in the last century and has been unused <br /> for decades. A currently used pipeline transports gasoline, jet fuel, and diesel <br /> fuel. <br /> In 1995 soil samples from shallow borings indicated the presence o BTE - <br /> compounds (Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene, Xylene), a�sohne, oil, and the <br /> solvent, TCE. In 1997.-a-,proundwater sample was collected thatoc ntained a <br /> breakdown product of TCE. The next year, groundwater samples were collected <br /> ` that contained gasoline, diesel, and oil range hydrocarbons. Additional <br /> groundwater samples were collected in 1999, 2002 and 2003 with similar <br /> results. In 2005, a more detailed soil and groundwater investigation was <br /> completed and a survey of nearby water wells was completed. The groundwater <br /> samples indicate that diesel and oil range hydrocarbons have migrated through <br /> 2937 Veneman Ave.,#B240 Geo-Phase Environmental Inc. Phone: (209) 569-0293 <br /> Modesto, CA 95356 Fax: (209)569-0295 <br />