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' Appendix A • AGE NC Project No 99-0570 ' Page 4 of 5 ' Hydrogeologic Unit 1 (HU 1) - At the top of the current saturated zone, HU 1 extends from 15 feet to approximately 60 feet bsg and is comprised of laterally continuous, alternating layers of poorly graded sand with silt and silty sand This unit has flow unit characteristics Hydrogeologic Unit 2 (HU2) - HU2 extends from 60 feet to approximately 90 feet bsg and is comprised predominantly of stiff, fine-grained soil, with silty clay and a thin bed of poorly graded ' sand at 80 feet bsg Hydrogeologic Unit 3 (HU3) -HU3 extends from 90 feet bsg to total depth, this zone is composed ' of interbedded stiff, fine-grained soil, silty poorly graded sand, silty clay, and silty sands from 90 feet bsg to approximately 110 feet bsg This unit has flow unit characteristics ' Hydrogeologic units were depicted in cross-sectional view B-B' in the AGE-prepared Cone Penetrometer Testing Report- 4fr'1.2$rZtV4 ' Analytical data from a total of eight grab ground water samples from HU 1, HU2, and HU3 are as follows TPH-g and TPH-d were detected in grab water samples collected from CPT2-89 at concentrations of 120µg11 and 951Ag/1,respectively These detections are likely due to silt within the . water sample causing a false detection of TPH-d, TPH-g and TPH-d were detected in grab water samples collected from CPT2-110 at concentrations of 380 µg/1 and 380µg11, respectively These ' detections are likely due to a detection of general biological impact to the site,such as natural ethene from a septic system or silt within the water sample causing a false detection of TPH-d ' The BTEX compounds toluene and ethylbenzene were detected in ground water samples collected from CPT2-110 at concentrations of 1 3 µg/I and 1 0 µg/l, respectively However, gas chromatography mass spectrophotometer analysis did not identify either of these compounds I SITE CONCEPTUAL MODEL ' The general release of hydrocarbons and fuel additives emanated from the eastern edge of the northern dispenser island,and the product piping Joining the two island northern most islands Once ' released into the subsurface,the shallow soil near the dispensers and a coarse grained,poorly to well sorted sand was impacted Once dissolved in the groundwater,the hydrocarbons only appear to have migrated to well MW-2, while MTBE has migrated laterally to wells MW-2 and MW-3 Lower ' concentrations of MTBE have been detected in well MW-1, near the UST area r � / 4 � Recent ground water analysis of well MW-4 has indicated an increasing,yet unpredictable trend of ' dissolved MTBE,while MTBE concentrations at well MW-3 have remained steady or declined The ground water at the location of monitoring well MW-5 and the on-site domestic well has not been • impacted by hydrocarbons and fuel additives Advanced GeoEnviron mental,Inc