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t 5-1 <br /> 5.0 PROBLEM ASSESSMENT <br /> ' Based on the analytical data collected and physical observations made during the Phase R <br /> ' Investigation, Remcor makes the following recommendations for additional investigation and <br /> remediation of the Former UFT Area <br /> 5 1 ADDITIQNAL INVESTIGATION <br /> ' Based on potential requirements by the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Division to <br /> further define the perimeter of soil and ground water impacted by the former UFT by estab- <br /> hshmg a "zero line" of impact, Remcor recommends that an additional investigation be per- <br /> formed A Site Contamination Work Plan (SCW) should be developed and submitted to San <br /> Joaquin County detailing the additional investigation The SCW should include the following <br /> tasks <br /> • Advance soil bonngs for collection of soil samples to define the lateral extent of <br /> soil impact in all directions and analyze soil samples for BTEX, TPH-purgeable <br /> fuels as gasoline, and lead <br /> • Perform a hydropunch exploration survey to define the lateral extent of shallow <br /> ' ground water impact in all directions and analyze ground water samples for <br /> BTEX <br /> ' • Install three "deep" monitoring wells to a depth of 50 feet to assess the vertical <br /> extent of ground water impact in the saturated zone and analyze ground water <br /> samples for BTEX, TPH-purgeable fuels as gasoline, and total and dissolved <br /> ' chromium and lead <br /> • Collect ground water samples from existing Monitoring Wells MW-1, MW-2, <br /> ' MW-3, MW-4, MW-5, and MW-6 and analyze for semxvolatile organic com- <br /> pounds (SVOCs) and total and dissolved chromium and lead. The ground water <br /> sampling should be performed using a low-flow pump that will reduce the tur- <br /> bidity of the samples to allow for evaluation of chromium and lead concentrations <br /> in the ground water. <br /> ' • Install one pumping well and conduct a 72-hour pumping test. The pumping test <br /> data would then be evaluated to determine hydraulic parameters of the aquifer <br /> 29025 <br /> ' "REALISTIC SOLUTIONS FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE PROBLEMS" �=w"t <br />