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�k r! <br /> CLEARWATER <br /> G R O U P <br /> Environmental Services <br /> CQntamnnant type <br /> The contaminants of concern found to be in the dissolved phase below the site are of gasoline origin, <br /> which are TPHg, BTEX compounds, and MTBE In the latest quarterly groundwater monitoring event <br /> (May 30, 2001) TPHg concentrations ranged from <50 gg/L (MW-2, MW-4) to 15,000 gg/L (MW-5B) <br /> Benzene concentrations ranged from <0 50 gg/L (MW-2, MW-4) to 2,600 gg/L (MW-5B) MTBE <br /> concentrations ranged from<5 0 gg/L(MW-2,MW-3,MW4,MW-7) to 42 gg/L (MW-1) <br /> It must be noted that MTBE was detected by EPA Method 8020 in the groundwater sample collected from <br /> monitoring wells an May 30, 2001 Previously, MTBE has been confirmed as "non-detectable" by EPA <br /> Method 8260B in all monitoring wells on the site <br /> Distribution of sorbed-phase contaminants <br /> Review of cumulative soil sample analytical results from the site reveals significant concentrations of <br /> hydrocarbons in the sorbed-phase at a depth from 20 to 25 feet below the surface Laterally, the <br /> sorbed-phase hydrocarbon plume lyes within boreholes SB-3,MW-6, MW-7, and MW4 Concentrations <br /> of TPHg found within the plume range from 160 mg/kg(SB-6/MW-3 at 20 feet bgs)to 1,000 mg/kg (MW- <br /> 5B at 25 feet bgs) Concentrations of benzene ranged from below the detection limit (less than 0 5 mg/kg <br /> in SB-6) to 6 mg/kg (SB-1 at 25 feet bgs) At this point, sorbed-phase contaminants appears to be <br /> adequately delineated Figure 4 shows the aerial extent of sorbed-phase hydrocarbons below the site <br /> Distribution f contaminants in Uoundwater <br /> The hydrocarbon plume associated with the site extends downgradient from the source approximately <br /> 250 feet to the southeast and has been thoroughly delineated laterally and downgradient with MW-7 <br /> and MW-8, and vertically with a discrete water sample collected at 36 feet bgs in the former UST <br /> location (SB-7(936') <br /> The presence of high concentrations of dissolved hydrocarbons down-gradient from the former USTs <br /> (MW-5B) with lower levels found closer to the former USTs (MW-1) suggests that the core of the plume <br /> has migrated downgradient There is,however, an existing let fuel pipeline located under South Fresno <br /> Avenue which has possibly contributed to the subsurface contamination The jet fuel pipeline is located <br /> approximately 12 feet off the east curb, under the road approximately 4 feet bgs Unfortunately the <br /> Is <br /> City of Stockton would not allow Clearwater to drill in the road to accurately assess this possible <br /> ZBI78C Workplan for remedial feasibility testing 4 August 2001 <br />