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• restarted Moreover, sparge well monitoring data for air flow and pressure <br /> Indicates that the sparge system is effectively reaching targeted areas However, <br /> the center of the plume needs to be more directly treated, therefore, ENSR <br /> proposed additional sparge points <br /> e Are the air flows unevenly distributed among the various wells in a multi- <br /> well system? Determine if this may be due to incorrect flow control valve <br /> settings, differences in depth to water in various wells, clogging of the <br /> wells, inconsistent well construction, or significantly different pressure <br /> drops in certain piping legs Yes, air flows are unevenly distributed among the <br /> sparge wells relative to the site ENSR intentionally restricts flow to the wells <br /> north of Robinhood Drive to inhibit migration of contaminants offsite It is most <br /> likely that there are different pressure drops in the different piping legs for the <br /> ISAS However, ENSR will conduct future site visits to detemnine if water or <br /> clogging is contributing to uneven air flows <br /> f Has there been unexpected contamination found outside the target zone or <br /> any Indication of an unknown sources (An investigation into another <br /> source may be warranted ) No The contaminants in groundwater are the <br /> results of commingled plumes between the former Unocal and former <br /> Montgomery Wards UST facilities The ISAS system was originally designed to <br /> address contaminants beneath the Wards site and was later modified by adding <br /> ISAS wells north of Robinhood Drive to address contaminants beneath the <br /> • Unocal site <br /> g Is there evidence that vapors are escaping to undesirable locations? <br /> These locations can include buildings or utility corridors. No evidence <br /> exists indicating that vapors are escaping to undesirable locations <br /> h is there evidence that water table fluctuations have affected the distribution <br /> of air, isolated contaminants, or introduced additional contaminants into <br /> the treatment zone? No evidence exists indicating that water table fluctuations <br /> have affected the distnbution of air or contaminants <br /> I Is increasing injection pressures required to achieve airflow? This may be <br /> due to biofouling, or siltation of the sparging wells, or rising water levels <br /> ENSR does not intend to increase injection pressures at the site ENSR has <br /> measured air flow rates in the ISAS wells ENSR intends to conduct future site <br /> visits to measure air pressure and flow to determine if the sparge wells are <br /> operating consistently <br /> 8 Alternatives for Possible Cost Savings <br /> a uas th^ �y�t.�.m rnwrhnri rte rrloaniln nhlArtwPC? (Determine if the ISAS <br /> operation is still necessary or have the concentrations decreased to that <br /> the operation can be terminated ) No The system has not reached cleanup <br /> objectives Concentrations of dissolved petroleum hydrocarbons in the vicinity of <br /> monitoring wells MW-3 and MW-11 indicate that the TPHg and benzene plumes <br /> have not reached cleanup objectives Concentrations of dissolved petroleum <br /> hydrocarbons in the vicinity of monitoring wells MW-14, MW-14A, MW-18, MW- <br /> 19S, MW-19D, MW-21S, MW-21D, MW-22S, MW-22D, MW-23S, MW-23D, <br />