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Underground Storage Tank and Product Line Replacement Report-Tosco 76 Branded Facility No. 11195 <br /> Aprit 23, 1999 <br /> Former Product Line Overexcavation Sampling <br /> On December 31, 1999, at the request of Mr. Infurna, overexcavation was initiated around the <br /> product line location represented by soil sample TL-1-2.5 (north end of the west dispenser <br /> island). The limits of the completed excavation measured approximately 13 feet by 13 feet by <br /> 11.5 feet deep (Figure 4). Confirmation soil samples TL-4-7.5, TL-5-11, TL-6-8, and TL-7-6 <br /> were collected from the sidewalls of the excavation at depths of 6 to 11 feet bgs. Confirmation <br /> soil sample TL-1-10.5 was collected from the bottom of the excavation at 10.5 feet bgs. These <br /> samples were analyzed for TPHg, BTEX, MtBE, six oxygenate compounds, and total lead. <br /> Samples TL-4-7.5 and TL-7-6 were reported as not detected for all analytes except for 1.9 and <br /> 2.8 ppm of total Iead, respectively. The remaining samples were reported as not detected for <br /> benzene, MtBE, six oxygenate compounds, and contained 120 to 950 ppm of gasoline and <br /> unidentified hydrocarbons, and 2.7 to 3.8 ppm of total lead. <br /> Soil Stockpile Sampling <br /> Soil generated during UST and product line removal and related overexcavation and current <br /> gasoline LIST complex excavation activities was stockpiled and sampled to determine reuse or <br /> disposal options. Approximately 125 cubic yards of pea gravel was removed from the former <br /> gasoline UST excavation prior to UST removal and stockpiled on-site. Stockpile samples SRI <br /> r <br /> through SP-5 were collected from the stockpile and analyzed for TPHg, BTEX, MtBE, six <br /> nr oxygenate compounds, and total lead. The samples were reported as not detected for TPHg, <br /> benzene, MtBE, and total lead, except for 1.3 ppm of TPHg in SP-3 and 0.054 ppm of MtBE in <br /> SP-2. The laboratory inadvertently failed to analyze the samples for oxygenate compounds. The <br /> 125 cubic yards of pea gravel represented by sample SP-1 through SP-5 was used to backfill the <br /> former gasoline UST excavation. <br /> Approximately 200 cubic yards of soil and pea gravel were removed from the former gasoline <br /> UST excavation and stockpiled on-site after removal of the USTs. Composite stockpile samples <br /> SP-6A-D and SP-7A-D were collected from the stockpile and analyzed for TPHg, BTEX, MtBE, <br /> six oxygenate compounds, and total lead. Upon receipt of the analytical data, the material was <br /> profiled and transported Forward Landfill in Stockton, California. <br /> Approximately 50 cubic yards of near-surface native soil was excavated from the new gasoline <br /> UST complex and used by Walton to backfill the former product line over-excavation. Samples <br /> SP-8 and SP-9 were collected from the soil and analyzed for TPHg, BTEX, MtBE, six oxygenate <br /> compounds, and total lead. The samples were reported as not detected for all analytes except for <br /> 0.12 ppm of MtBE and 6.7 ppm of total lead in SP-8 and 2.5 ppm of unidentified hydrocarbons <br /> greater than C8 in the range of TPHg, 0.0064 ppm of xylenes, and 4.1 ppm of total lead in SP- <br /> 9. <br /> 140193.03 <br /> _:� 4 <br />