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i <br /> CONCLUSIONS <br /> 1 It is not yet possible to determine if natural attenuation is <br /> taking place, although MW-1, which has recorded the highest <br /> levels of all components since monitoring began, has shown a <br /> significant reduction in those levels during the last two <br /> sampling events <br /> 2 MW-2 has not shown any contamination since the December, 1995 <br /> sampling, which appears to define the limits of the plume in that <br /> direction <br /> 3 The hydraulic gradient has remained rather constant to the <br /> north/northwest at around 006 ' /ft , suggesting that there are no <br /> withdrawal points within the zone of influence of the property <br /> 3 The extent of soil and groundwater contamination have not <br /> been fully defined to the north <br /> RECOMMENDATIONS <br /> Our client has not yet received a letter of committment from the <br /> Cleanup Fund, and they have been unable to determine the status <br /> of their claim They have been diligent in complying with all <br /> rules and requirements to date the UST has been removed, con- <br /> taminated soil properly disposed of, and three soil borings and <br /> three monitoring wells placed on the property Any further work <br /> that may be required will be difficult due to presence of water & <br /> sewer lines, and the office budding and warehouse Until the <br /> company has been reimbursed for costs incurred to date, or at <br /> least receive a letter of committment from the Fund, we do not <br /> believe that additional work is justified at this time <br /> We recommend that quarterly monitoring continue for a minimum of <br /> two more periods At that time we will conduct a thorough review <br /> of the project, and make appropriate recommendations <br /> If you have,,any questions concerning this report, please contact <br /> our o �c t (916) 972-7941 <br /> Wm J u ter & Associates tp Geo <br /> c ul Souva, Valley Wholesale Drug Co <br /> Beth Thayer, RWQCB MLLLWJ HUNTER <br /> NO 860 <br /> cAUF <br /> 2 <br />