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Former Beacon Station No 12419 March 18, 2002 <br /> Stockton California Problem Assessment Re ort/Corrective Action Plan <br /> The vertical extent of gasoline constituents in the groundwater plume is not clearly <br /> delineated by the monitoring data The deepest groundwater samples collected at the site are <br /> from air sparge well AS-2 screened from 123 to 128 feet bsg The concentrations of <br /> reported gasoline constituents have decreased steadily by an order of magnitude since the <br /> well was installed in October 2000 (Table 1) The reported concentrations may be the result <br /> of installation of the well through impacted soil in the central portion of the groundwater <br /> plume, and may continue to decrease to provide vertical delineation <br /> 8.0 MASS OF PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS IN SOIL AND GROUNDWATER <br /> The distribution of TPHg and benzene-impacted soil suggests that the source of petroleum <br /> hydrocarbons in soil and groundwater is the vicinity of the north end of the USTs as shown <br /> on Figures 3, 4 and 6 The distribution of TPHg and benzene-impacted groundwater was <br /> evaluated from the latest (fourth quarter 2001) groundwater monitoring data and are shown <br /> on Figures 7 and 8 <br /> 8.1 Mass of TPHg and Benzene in Soil <br /> The estimated soil volumes impacted by TPHg and benzene were evaluated on the basis of <br /> soil concentration data from soil borings and distribution assumptions For the purposes of <br /> evaluating the masses of TPHg and benzene present in soil, the surface area of the lateral <br /> extent of TPHg and benzene is assumed to a 30-feet diameter circle or approximately 707 <br /> square feet (ftz) as shown on Figure 6 The vertical distance of the assumed volume of <br /> impacted soil is from 15 feet bsg (based on field screening and analytical data from soil <br /> boring S13-6) to the groundwater level when initial soil impacts occurred as previously <br /> discussed in section 6 1 or approximately 90 feet Therefore, the assumed volume of <br /> impacted soil is the surface area times the depth, or 314 ft2 x 75 feet = 53,014 cubic feet <br /> (ft) <br /> 419PARCAP3-02 doc 14 <br /> Project No 1419 23 HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL INC. <br />