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_ m <br /> EM <br /> 4.1 Initial. Groundwater Sam le Analytical Results <br /> As was stated previously, the groundwater samples collected from <br /> the monitoring well installed through the former location of tank <br /> T-2 at the 100 W. Valpico Road facility were analyzed for total <br /> petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH) and for BTX&E compounds. <br /> For the 'nitial roundwater sample collected on April 2, 1990, no <br /> TPH concentrations were detected. For the BTX&E compounds, toluene <br /> was detected at 0.87 ug/L and xylene (total) was detected at 0.97 <br /> ug/L. The concentrations detected were well below the published <br /> maximum contaminant levels (MCL's) for drinking water for both <br /> compounds (100 ug/L for toluene and 1,750 ug/L for xylene [total]) . <br /> 4.2 Confirmation Groundwater Sample-Analytical Results <br /> In order to confirm the analytical results from the initial <br /> groundwater sample, aonfirma Ton sam a was collected on May 2, <br /> 1990. This sample was analyzed for both TPH and BTX&E compounds. <br /> No compounds analyzed ford were detected in the confirmation <br /> groundwater sample. <br /> 5.0 conclusions and Recommendations <br /> Through the installation and sampling of a groundwater monitoring <br /> well at the former Laura Scudder's facility in Tracy, California, <br /> information was obtained which revealed the lack of petroleum <br /> related compounds beneath the former location of tank T-2. The <br /> lack of these compounds in both the soils and groundwater indicates <br /> that no residual petroleum related compounds are present and that <br /> - the .former tank removal sites should be granted clean .closure in <br /> accordance with the California Water Resources Control Board's <br /> Pilot Program. <br /> 6.0 Additional Information <br /> Upon receipt of the initial sample analytical results, the EHD <br /> raised a question regarding the analytical detection limit utilized <br /> for the TPH analysis of the groundwater samples. This detection <br /> limit, 0.5 mg/L, was not in compliance with the minimum recommended <br /> M detection limit as established in the "Tri-Regional Recommenda•- <br /> tions° of 0.05 mg/L. <br /> As is stipulated in the Tri-Regional recommendations, when a <br /> -" recommended detection limit is not achievable, sufficient justifi- <br /> cation should be provided. This justification from WESTON <br /> Analytics is provided in Appendix C. <br />