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3500 - Local Oversight Program
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XR0012756
RECORD_ID
PR0545614
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3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0009531
FACILITY_NAME
UFP Thornton LLC
STREET_NUMBER
26200
STREET_NAME
NOWELL
STREET_TYPE
Rd
City
Thornton
Zip
95686
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
26200 Nowell Rd
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
004
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- r <br /> f <br /> Ms. Mary Meays <br /> San Joaquin Coanty <br /> Re: Tri-Valley Growers, Thornton, CA <br /> RESNA WATERWORK CORP. August 9, <br /> -� INDUSTRIES Page 2 <br /> rOF" tft� CE No dissolved petroleum hydrocarbon constituents w,-ce detected above <br /> AUG 15 1991 detection limits in monitoring wells Mwl, MW2, <br /> MW3, MW5 or MW6. <br /> in MWl <br /> ove <br /> limits <br /> Oil and grease was not d <br /> Lines er total cted bpetroleum hydrocarbons in the <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH (Table 3). The zero <br /> PERMIIT/SERVICES groundwater is plots ed in Figure 7. <br /> Influent and effluent samples from the pumping well (MW4) were also <br /> August 9, 1991 21 and on June 19. The influent <br /> analyzed for BTEX and TPHG on May cease <br /> (TOG). <br /> sample was also analyzed for total oil and g <br /> TEX levels and a slight rise <br /> Analytical results indicate Intdrop i sBcol.lected. No break-through <br /> Ms. Mary Meays in TPHG levels in -the <br /> San Joaquin County Public Health Services <br /> from carbon filter 1 (EFFC1) or 2 (EFFC2) occurred during the <br /> Environmental Health Division sampling rounds. Sampling wus done using dedicated pneumatic pumps <br /> each well. <br /> P.O. Box 2009 in eApplied An <br /> Laboratory <br /> Stockton, CA 95201 <br /> Laboratory analyses were per`ormed by Pp <br /> marized in Table 3 and the <br /> (DHS cert. `#1211). The ain- of- custody docume tation are presented <br /> laboratory repors are sum <br /> ts and ch <br /> Re: 1991 Second Quarter Report/Remediation System Start-up . in Attachment 2. <br /> Activities, Tri-Valley Growers, 26200 Nowell Road, # '� start-ug reflect a depression <br /> Thornton, CA ; <br /> i Gradient maps created after system <br /> created by pumping of the groundwater in monitoring well Mnd <br /> ' A cone of depression around the pumping well and <br /> Dear Mary: (Figures 4-6). trated in are <br /> the area of influenceresults are ssumma zed inhTable 2. <br /> maps. The <br /> groundwater monitoring <br /> This letter report updates the activities at Tri-Valley Growers' ? at a throughput of between 1.8 and 2 <br /> Thornton plant (Figure l) during the second quarter of 1991, i The system continues to pump tura exhibited in <br /> Activities during the quarter included monitoring of groundwater, is greater than the <br /> liters per minute. The zone o£ influence (capture) <br /> sampling for dissolved hydrocarbons from the five monitoring wells test data (presented in <br /> gradient data and presented on the gradient map tura <br /> on site, start-up an:'] operation of the remediation system, analysis theoretical value estimated from 1991)- <br /> correspondencePThe zone of cap <br /> of samples from the treatment system influent (well MW4) and carbonrate from the pumping rate used in <br /> filter effluent {Figure 2}. Remediation, system operation began on <br /> dated January 7, <br /> May 13, 1991. reflects the increase in pumping mWl and <br /> the capture zone calculations. bYonitoring w resp lMW of hthe <br /> are downgradient 120 feet and 127 feet, <br /> yl <br /> Groundwater monitoring was conducted in April and May (before and pumping well exhibit a clear influence from pumping- <br /> pumping <br /> after system start--up), In comparison to previous groundwater P 9 'torso program <br /> terl <br /> m <br /> ons. g <br /> elevation data water table levels rose approximately .90 feet in with the quarterly performance. <br /> April and dropped WaterWork staff will continue w� system p <br /> pped from .50 to 1.5 feet in May (Table 1). The which will include a report detailing <br /> groundwater elevation contour map for April (Figure 3) shows the monitoring will include analysis for BTEX and TPHG from <br /> direction of groundwater flow is in a southwesterly direction at a Quarterly g <br /> magnitude of 0.006 ft ft. all wells and remediation system influent and effluent, aninue to <br /> d will <br /> g ft/ MWl- Weor <br /> ft. include analysis fncont <br /> ceTandfadjustlpumping rateill as necessary. <br /> Groundwa';er samples were collected from five monitoring wells an <br /> monitor system performs <br /> June 13 1 I <br /> ....... 99 ..._af.ter.__stabilization_of___pH,.._.electrical-conductivity <br /> ................ <br /> (EC) and temperature (well purge logs, Attachment 1). Samples were <br /> analyzed for benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylenes (STEX), and <br /> TVGLR731.Up <br /> total petroleum hydrocarbons as gasoline (TPHG), by EPA methods <br /> 8020/8015. in addition, monitoring well MW1 was sampled for total <br /> oil and grease (TOG) by EPA method 5520 C&F. <br /> TVGLA7v1.vr 3 <br /> 1710 MAIN STREET . ESCALON,CA 95320 . (209)836-3507 <br /> 2350-A WALSH AVENUE • SANTA CLARA,CA 95051 • (408)496-1249 <br />
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