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ASSOCIATESTit <br /> I N C <br /> 3.0 PREVIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL WORK <br /> Previous subsurface investigations performed included drilling seventeen soil borings; installing <br /> five groundwater monitoring wells (MW-1 through W-5), seven vapor extraction wells (VW-I, <br /> VW-2s, VW-2d, VGA-3, TGV-4, BTW-5s, and VW-5d), one piezometer (PZ-1), and one recovery <br /> well (RW-1) collecting and analyzing soil and groundwater samples; and monitoring fluid levels <br /> in the wells. Quarterly groundwater monitoring was initiated at the site in December 1988. The <br /> locations of monitoring wells and pertinent site features are shown on Figure 2. A summary of <br /> well construction details is included in Table 1, a summary of monitoring data is included in Table <br /> 2, and a summary of laboratory analytical results is included in Table 3. <br /> In 1992,_RESNA Industries Inc. performed a groundwater aquifer test and performed a soil vapor <br /> extraction test(VET). A second VET was performed in January 1994. A complete summary of <br /> the pilot testing results and previous environmental work performed on site is contained in <br /> RESNA Industries Inc.'s Final Remediation Plan for Soil and Groundwater Remediation, dated <br /> November 17, 1994. RESNA recommended groundwater extraction and vapor extraction as a <br /> final remediation plan for impacted soil and groundwater at the site. Copies of vapor extraction <br /> test monitoring data are included in Appendix Br <br /> In January 1996, at the request of the City of Stockton, the site was reevaluated based on the <br /> release of a Lawrence Livermore report which recommended natural attenuation as a remedial <br /> alternative at petroleum hydrocarbon sites and. the Final Remediation Plan was never <br /> implemented. In May 1998, PHS1EHD requested that an air sparge/vapor extraction pilot test be <br /> performed at the site to evaluate the feasibility of using these methods to remove dissolved <br /> gasoline hydrocarbons from groundwater beneath the site. In October 1998, ATC submitted a <br /> workplan to PHSIEHD which was subsequently approved with minor modifications. <br /> On November 23, 1998, a vapor extraction test was performed by ATC using vapor well V -1 <br /> as the vapor extraction point while monitoring vacuum response in the surrounding wells. The <br /> w:162574.011CAY,report.doc 4 <br />