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k'" KLEIN FELDER <br /> 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY <br /> This is a report of Kleinfelder`s Pre-Abandonment Underground Storage Tank Assessment <br /> conducted at the Gianite Construction Company located at 10500 South Harlan Road in French <br /> Camp, Califoinia Mr Hop Essick ietaumed Klei nfelder to conduct the assessment The <br />' assessment was conducted based upon Klemfelder's proposal titled "Revised Proposal, Pre- <br /> Abandonment UndergroLInd Stoiage Tank Soil Assessment, (12,000 Gallon SC-250 And 12,000 <br /> Gallon SS-1 H) Gr anite Constl uctloin Company, 10500 South Harlan Road, French Camp Road, <br /> California", dated October 30, 1998 <br /> Four (4) angle soil borings weie advanced at the Granite Constiuction facility (See Plates I <br />' through 3) in the vicinity of two non-operating underground storage tanks (USTs) The two <br /> existing 12,000 gallons USTs previously contained "Liquid Asphalt Cutback (a k a SC-250) and <br /> Asphalt Emulsion (aka SS-1H) Each of the 4 soil borings weie advanced at an angle of <br />' approximately 60" Irom ground surface Two (2) soil borings were advanced at each tank <br /> location in an attempt to collect soil samples beneath the USTs During advancement of the soil <br /> borings groundwater was encountered approxinnately 14 feet below ground surface (bgs) No <br /> unusual odor of discololatioin was noted hom soil or groundwater samples collected from the 4 <br /> soil borings Photovac Mic,roTip"' photo-ionization detector (PID) readings of soil samples <br /> collected ranged from 1 1 to 20 parts per million by volume (ppmv) of vapor <br /> Soil samples weie collected at 4 to 7 foot rnteivals beginning at 5 feet from ground surface A <br />' total of 20 soil samples and 2 groundwater samples were collected from borings BI through B4 <br /> The 2 groundwater samples were collected from Borings BI and 133 Additionally, 2 product <br /> standards were collected to be used in a custom fingerprint analyses for reference to product once <br />' contained in the two existing USTs The soil samples submitted for analyses were collected <br /> between 13'/� to 15 foot auger depth and at 25 foot auger depth A total of 8 soil samples and 2 <br /> water samples weie submitted for analyses under chain-of-custody procedures to Sequoia <br />' Analytical Laboratory of Sacramento California for the following analyses <br /> • Benzene l-oluene Ethylbenzene Total Xylenes [BTEXJ by EPA Method 8020 <br /> • Fuel Fingeipiint by EPA Method 8015M <br /> • Custom fuel Fingerprint, identified and quantified against client supplied standard of SC- <br /> 250 and SS-1 H by EPA Method 8015M) <br /> Unidentified extractable h drocatbons UH weie detected in one soil sample and both water <br /> y (UEH) p <br /> samples at relatively low concentrations UEH was detected at 2 03 mg/kg (CIO to C,4 <br />' hydrocarbon ian`�c) in a soil sample collected In boring B4 at an approximate auger depth of 13'/2 <br /> feet The groundwater samples collected from borings BI and B3 had reported UEH <br /> f concentrations of 0 203 nig/l (C,,, to C,4 hydrocarbon range) and 0 407 mg/l (CIO, to C,, <br /> hydrocarbon range), respectively The relatively low UEH concentrations found in the two <br /> • "grab" groundwater samples may have resulted from cross contarnnrnation from the upper soils in <br />' <br /> 20-1108-24 E-01/2019R 120 Page I of 16 <br /> © 1999 Kleinlddu Im, Fubnlary 5, 1999 <br />