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i samples indicated that soil and groundwater are impacted by petroleum hydrocarbons Site activities were summarized in ATC's Summary Report of Subsurface Investigation, dated January 15, 1999 In December 2000, ATC personnel supervised the advancement of one cone penetrometer test (CPT) boring to 140 feet bgs, four soil borings to 80 feet bgs, and one soil boring to 100 feet bgs The soil borings were converted into groundwater monitoring wells MW4, MW5, MW6, MW7, and MW8 Analytical results of soil and groundwater samples indicated that soil and groundwater are impacted by petroleum hydrocarbons Site activities were summarized in ATC's Summary Report ofAdditional Subsurface Investigation, dated March 6, 2001 In September 2001, ATC supervised the advancement of four geoprobe soil borings, SBI through SB4, and eight hollow stem auger borings Soil borings SB 1 through SB4 were advanced to first encountered groundwater, approximately 61 feet bgs, boring AS 1 was advanced to approximately 85 feet bgs, borings PZla and PZlb were advanced to approximately 80 feet bgs, borings V W 1, V W2, and V W3 were advanced to approximately 65 5 feet bgs, and borings MW9 and MW 10 were advanced to approximately 81 feet bgs Soil boring ASI was completed as a 4-inch diameter air sparge well with two 2-mch diameter piezometers located in the same borehole Soil borings PZla and PZIb were completed as 2-inch diameter piezometer pairs • Soil borings VW1, VW2, and VW3 were completed as 2-inch diameter vapor extraction wells and borings MW9 and MW 10 were completed as 2-inch diameter groundwater monitoring wells On October 31 and November 1, 2001, ATC performed a short-term vapor extraction test and a long-term vapor extraction test On the first day, the short-term vapor extraction test was approximately 2 hours in length and on the second day, the long-term vapor extraction test was approximately 4 hours in length In December 2001 and January 2002, ATC conducted an air sparge pilot test at the site for approximately 31 days Well ASI was used to evaluate the site-specific radius of influence created by a density driven convection (DDC) well at the site The details and results of the air sparge pilot test, vapor extraction tests, and the installation of the air sparge wells, vapor extraction wells, and the groundwater monitoring wells MW9 and MW 10 are described in ATC's Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study, Pacific Coast Recreation, 3755 Munford Avenue, Stockton, California, August 13, 2002 On June 16 through 19, 2003, ATC supervised four CPT borings advanced to approximately 160 feet bgs Soil and groundwater samples were collected from the four cone CPT borings and submitted for analyses On July 21, 2003, ATC conducted a 5-hour groundwater pump test by extracting groundwater at a generally constant rate from the domestic well on site The extracted groundwater was sampled near the beginning and end of the test, and stored temporarily onsite in a 5,000-gallon polyethylene tank The details and results of the CPT borings and groundwater extraction test are S 1163931REPORTS14yr-2004 doc 2