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PR0009171
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2960
FACILITY_ID
FA0004011
FACILITY_NAME
PORT OF STOCKTON-FUEL TERMINAL
STREET_NUMBER
0
STREET_NAME
NAVY
STREET_TYPE
DR
City
STOCKTON
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95203
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01
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NAVY DR
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
001
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SECOR <br /> Elbenzene <br /> Water Quality Source Trigger Well <br /> Objective Compliance Limits <br /> (EgIL) <br /> Chemical Constituents OEHHA 0.15 <br /> Chemical Constituents USEPA 29 <br /> Chemical Constituents USEPA 42 <br /> Chemical Constituents USEPA 17 <br /> MTBE Chemical Constituents CA DHS, Secondary 5.0 <br /> MCL <br /> Constituent Water Quality Source Remedial <br /> Objective Observation and Mid- <br /> point Well <br /> Compliance Limits <br /> /L <br /> Benzene Chemical Constituents California Primary MCL 1.0 <br /> Eth Ibenzene Chemical Constituents California Primary MCL 700 <br /> Toluene Chemical Constituents California Primary MCL 150 <br /> Xylenes Chemical Constituents California Primary MCL 1,750 <br /> MTBE Chemical Constituents California Primary MCL 13 <br /> • For the "A" zone and "B" zone trigger wells, if concentrations detected in these wells exceed the <br /> above compliance concentrations for three consecutive quarters, SECOR will implement the <br /> contingency plan outlined in the June 27, 2003 letter referenced above. The evaluation of first <br /> quarter 2006 results is presented in the following section. Analytical data from the ozone <br /> injection well monitoring program is summarized in Table 11. <br /> 9.4 Evaluation of Groundwater Concentration Trends <br /> During the fourth quarter 2005, SECOR collected pre-purge and post-purge dissolved oxygen <br /> (DO) and oxidation reduction potential (ORP) readings from the wells listed in Section 9.3. A <br /> summary of these results and laboratory analyses for these wells are included in Table 11. <br /> The concentrations reported during the first quarter 2006 were compared with the compliance <br /> values for the remedial observation and mid-point observation wells stated above. The benzene <br /> concentrations in "B" zone remedial observation well AR/MW-18B (3.7 pg/1) and PS/WC-1M <br /> (540 pg/1) exceed the benzene compliance concentration of 1.0 pg/1. The MTBE concentration <br /> in "A" zone remedial observation well PS/MW-18 (24 pg/1) and in the "B" zone remedial <br /> observation well PS/WC-1M (51 pg/1) exceed the MTBE compliance level of 13 pg/I. Dissolved <br /> hydrocarbon concentrations in the mid-point and trigger wells were below compliance <br /> concentrations during first quarter 2006. <br /> Concentrations of reported analytes decreased or remained the same in "A" zone remedial <br /> observation wells PS/MW-18, PS/WC-1S, and AR/MW-21A, "B" zone remedial observation well <br /> AR/MW-21B, "B" zone mid-point observation well PS/MW-20, "A" zone trigger wells OW-2A and <br /> • OW-4A, and "B" zone trigger wells OW-2B and OW-4B. Benzene increased slightly in well <br /> STTC IQ06 Final Report 19 May 1,2006 <br /> 770T.43673.12.0002 <br />
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