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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0011485
RECORD_ID
PR0535812
PE
2959
FACILITY_ID
FA0020626
FACILITY_NAME
COLBERG BOAT WORKS
STREET_NUMBER
401
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STREET_NAME
STOCKTON
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95203
APN
13546010
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
401 N STOCKTON ST
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
001
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Approved
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. NO FURTHER ACTION REQUEST <br /> COLBERG BOAT WORKS <br /> JUNE 2002 <br /> SITE CHARACTERIZATION <br /> Distribution of Petroleum Constituents and Oxygenates in Soil <br /> Analytical data collected from soil samples during investigation of the subject site are contained <br /> in Tables 2, 3 and 4. The lateral extent of petroleum hydrocarbon impacted soil is shown on <br /> Figure 7 Petroleum hydrocarbon concentrations were detected in single samples in four different <br /> boreholes, so there was no vertical extent of impact to illustrate In the April 1999 report titled <br /> Mass Balance for Remaining TPH G the estunated amount of TPH G remaining in soil was 171 <br /> kg(3 77 pounds). MTBE was detected in only one sample from SB-21 at 20 feet bgs, at a <br /> reported concentration of 0 030 mg/kg <br /> Soil borings SB-25 through SB-30 were installed on January 28,2002 to investigate the area east <br /> of MW-3 and soil boring SB-21 as requested by the County None of the petroleum hydrocarbon <br /> constituents were detected in soil as shown in Table 2 The analytical reports are contained m <br /> Appendix F <br /> Distribution of Petroleum Constituents and Oxygenates in Groundwater <br /> Groundwater analytical data for the subject site are contained in Tables 5 and 6 The estimated <br /> lateral extent of TPH G,benzene, and MTBE based on data collected on September 29, 1999 are <br /> shown.on Figures 8, 9, and 10, respectively. This data was used in the report titled Estimated <br /> Mass of Petroleum Hydrocarbon Constituents Remaining in Groundwater, dated February 8, <br /> 2000 The entena used for calculation and the estimated remaining mass of TPH G, benzene and <br /> MTBE are shown in Tables 7, 8,and 9,respectively The data indicates that 0 238 lbs of TPH-G, <br /> 0 060 lbs of benzene,and 0 149 lbs of MTBE remain m the groundwater at the subject site. <br /> On January 28, 2002 groundwater was sampled in soil borings SB-25 through SB-30 in the area <br /> east of MW-3 and soil boring SB-21 The analytical data is shown in Table 5 and on Figures 8, <br /> 9, and 10, but not included in the September 29, 1999 contour intervals due to the differences in <br /> the dates of sample collection The analytical reports are contained in Appendix F <br /> In the January 28, 2002 samples TPH G was reported at 56 micrograms per liter(µg/1) in SB-25, <br /> and at 68 µg11 in SB-26,both slightly above the reporting limit of 50 µg/1 TPH G was not <br /> detected in the other soil borings Benzene was reported at 12 µg/1 in SB-26 slightly above the <br /> reporting limit of 0.50 µg/1 and not detected in the other soil borings MTBE was reported at <br /> 0 72 gg/l in SB-26, and at 0.18 µg/1 in SB-28, both slightly above the reporting lint of 0 5 µg11 <br /> MTBE was not reported in the other soil borings. These concentrations are below both primary <br /> and secondary state of California MCLs for MTBE <br /> • <br /> 5 <br />
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