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MONITORING RESULTS <br /> Groundwater <br /> Summary <br /> Groundwater was sampled on February 11, 2004. Statistical analysis by Sanitas® shows that all <br /> constituents were within established concentration limits (Table 1). Concentration limits for <br /> parameters in deep aquifer wells MW-6 and MW-7 could not be determined due to insufficient data. <br /> Six VOCs were reported in impacted well MW-5. A trace of one VOC was reported in well MW-6. <br /> Shallow Aquifer <br /> SB-1 (Up-gradient): <br /> Concentrations of all parameters were within established concentration limits. The concentration <br /> limit of Nitrate as Nitrogen could not be determined using the current data due to greater than 50 <br /> percent non-detects. As requested by the RWQCB, the latest calculated concentration limit for <br /> Nitrate as Nitrogen is shown(Table 1). <br /> No VOCs were reported this quarter at SB-1. <br /> MW-4 (Down-gradient): <br /> Concentrations of allarameters were within established concentration limits. Because significant <br /> p � <br /> trends for pH and Nitrate continued this quarter in well MW-4, concentration limits could not be <br /> determined using the current data. The latest calculated concentration limits for pH and Nitrate are <br /> presented(Table 1). Rank Sum analyses indicate significantly different median concentrations <br /> between the compliance data and the background data and for pH and Nitrate. <br /> No VOCs were reported this quarter, continuing a trend of no VOCs(except for"false positives") for <br /> six consecutive quarters. Reported compounds that are also found in laboratory quality control <br /> blanks are "false positives". <br /> MW-5 (Down-gradient): <br /> MW-5 is an impacted well; therefore trend analysis is performed on MW-5 data for all constituents. <br /> p Y <br /> At the request of RWQCB staff,the concentration limits of inorganic constituents are indicated with <br /> the groundwater monitoring results to allow comparison with current data. Since the increasing <br /> trends in Chloride, TDS, Sulfate, and Electrical Conductivity and the decreasing trend in pH prevent <br /> the calculation of limits using the current quarter's data,the latest calculated concentration limits are <br /> shown(Table 1). <br /> Corral Hollow Landfill Department of Public Works/Solid Waste <br /> tsT Quarter 2004 Groundwater Monitoring 4 County of San Joaquin-April 15,2004 <br />