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EHD - Public
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3500 - Local Oversight Program
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ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0012101
RECORD_ID
PR0541875
PE
2960
FACILITY_ID
FA0024017
FACILITY_NAME
CHEVRON SITE 306415
STREET_NUMBER
437
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
MINER
STREET_TYPE
AVE
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95202
APN
1392417
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
437 E MINER AVE
P_LOCATION
01
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Approved
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ENSR AECOM <br /> r <br /> Hydrocarbons as gasoline(TPHg) and benzene were detected in soils within 15 feet of former <br /> 1,000-gallon USTs. Quarterly groundwater sampling initiated;TPHg and benzene detected in <br /> all 3 wells. <br /> 1995 Limited Phase I ESA performed to identify other potential sites in area(GSI, 1995a). The <br /> nearby site identified as most significant was Jackson Buick, a leaking UST site, located <br /> approximately 100 feet south (generally cross-gradient) of the site. <br /> 1995 Five monitoring wells(U-4 through U-8) installed to 55 feet bgs; 3 soil borings (U-N through <br /> U-P/UV-1) drilled to 45 feet bgs; and vapor extraction well UV-1 installed to 45 feet bgs(GSI, <br /> 1995b). Soil concentrations at or near non-detect at soil borings U-N and U-O. TPHg and <br /> benzene detected in all wells except U-5 and U-6. <br /> 1997 Review of California Department of Water Resources files identifies 12 water supply wells <br /> within 1/z-mile of the site: 4 municipal supply wells, 6 domestic supply wells and 2 industrial <br /> supply wells. The nearest downgradient well is a municipal supply well, 1,580 feet east- <br /> northeast from the site (GSI, 1997). <br /> 1997 Monitoring well U-9 installed to 55 feet bgs downgradient of California Street(GSI, 1997). No <br /> soil impacts observed. TPHg and benzene detected above California Maximum Contaminant <br /> Limits(MCLs). Previously proposed soil vapor extraction (SVE) pilot test not performed due <br /> to 15-foot rise in water table between 1994 and 1997, which saturated zone of greatest soil <br /> impacts (i.e., 40-45 feet bgs). <br /> 1998 Two nested piezometers (NP-1-22/65/111 and NP-2-22/60/116) installed on either side of <br /> California Street. TPHg and benzene detected in soil in near-site boring NP-1. Benzene was <br /> detected above MCLs(PEG, 1998). <br /> 2000 Downgradient monitoring well U-10, downgradient monitoring well triplet U-11/U-12JU-13 <br /> (G-R,2000a), upgradient monitoring well couplet U-14/U-15, and off-site monitoring well <br /> couplets U-16/U-17, U-18/U-19, U-20/U-21, U-22/U-23 and U-24/U-25 installed (G-R, 2000b). <br /> Well couplets were screened from 65 to 75 and 110 to 120 feet bgs (groundwater Zone A and <br /> Zone B, respectively). U-10 was installed adjacent to, and with similar screen interval as <br /> NP-2-116, to test the reliability of the nested piezometers. Benzene was detected above CA <br /> ' MCLs in wells U-12, U-13, U-19 and U-21. Benzene was detected below MCLs in wells U-20 <br /> and U-23. Methyl tertiary-butyl ether(MTBE) was detected below MCLs in wells U-10, U-12, <br /> U-13 and U-22. <br /> 2000 Vapor extraction wells UV-2 and UV-3 were installed to a depth of 25 feet bgs. A 5-day SVE <br /> pilot test was performed, during which vapors were extracted from wells UV-1, UV-2 and UV-3 <br /> at rates of between 9 and 23 standard feet per minute(scfm)at applied vacuums of between <br /> 9 and 17 inches of water column. The pilot test report(G-R,2000b) did not recommend <br /> further SVE operations, due to a limited area of vacuum influence and a low rate of <br /> hydrocarbon recovery(G-R, 2000b). Approximately 25 pounds of total hydrocarbons were <br /> recovered. <br /> 2000 Ozone sparge well couplets SP-1 AIB, SP-2A/B and SP-3/B were installed below the water <br /> table at depths of 120(A wells)and 75 feet bgs.(B wells), and ozone sparge wells SP-4A and <br /> SP-4B were installed to depths of 119 feet bgs and 72 feet bgs, respectively(G-R, 2000b). A - <br /> C-SpargeTM ozone microsparging system began operations on December 12,2000. <br /> 2002 Ozone sparge wells SP-1 C and SP-3C were installed to a depth of 45 feet bgs. Sparge well <br /> triplets SP-5A/B/C and SP-6A/B/C were installed to depths of 40 (C wells), 65 (B wells)and <br /> 111 feet bgs (A wells)and added to microsparge system. <br /> 2002 Monitoring well U-26 installed. No constituents detected in soil. MTBE detected below MCLs <br /> in groundwater. <br /> J:1Rem_EnglPro]ect Files1P60(6000- 2_2 January 2006 <br /> 6999)16940-UNOCAL Portfolio Closure%940- <br /> UNOCAL Portfolio Closure\Site 0167-Stockton <br /> East Minor\CSM ReportlCSM Report_Final.doc <br />
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