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XR0008578
RECORD_ID
PR0545857
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3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0005147
FACILITY_NAME
E-Z FOOD
STREET_NUMBER
2537
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WATERLOO
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RD
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STOCKTON
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95205
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11914035
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02
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2537 WATERLOO RD
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99
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001
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J; <br /> Well Installation Report <br /> San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department <br /> February 17,2006 <br /> . Page 2 of 5 <br /> investigation Monitoring wells MW-1 through MW-3 were completed to a depth of 91 feet and screened <br /> from 71 to 91 feet bsg Monitoring wells MW-4 and MW-5 were each completed to a total depth of 92 <br /> feet and screened from 72 to 92 feet bsg Elevated levels of fuel hydrocarbon constituents were detected <br /> in the 48 8-foot sample collected from MW-1, the 21 5-foot sample collected from MW-3, and the 36 5- <br /> foot sample collected from MW-4 Chemical analyses of all other samples showed low concentrations or <br /> concentrations below the laboratory reporting limit <br /> In December 1993, Hydro Environmental Technologies Inc (HET) drilled and installed three groundwater <br /> monitoring wells (MW-6 through MW-8) Each monitoring well was completed to a total depth of 90 <br /> feet and screened from 70 to 90 feet bsg The analytical results indicated all soil samples reported <br /> concentrations were below the laboratory reporting limits for petroleum hydrocarbon constituents <br /> In December 1994 and January 1995, Brown and Caldwell (BC) drilled and installed one dual completion <br /> air sparge/soil vapor extraction well (AS-11SVE-1) and two soil vapor extraction wells (SVE-2 and SVE- <br /> 3) Soil vapor extraction well SVE-1 was installed in the same borehole as air sparge well AS-1 to a total <br /> depth of 79 feet and screened from 69 to 79 feet bsg Soil vapor extraction wells SVE-2 and SVE-3 were <br /> each completed to a total depth of 65 feet and screened from 55 to 65 feet bsg Elevated levels of <br /> petroleum hydrocarbon constituents were detected in all the soil samples collected and submitted for <br /> laboratory analysis from well bonngs AS-1/SVE-1, SVE-2 and SVE-3 <br /> In March 1995, BC conducted vapor extraction and air sparge pilot studies at the subject site Soil vapors <br /> were extracted from SVE-2 at flow rates ranging from 20 to 40 standard cubic feet per minute (scfm) at <br /> induced vacuums ranging from 64 to 110 inches of water column (inwc) Soil vapors were extracted from <br /> SVE-1 at flow rates ranging from 38 to 40 scfm at induced vacuums ranging from 108 to 116 mwc Air <br /> was injected into AS-1 at a flow rate of 8 scfm under pressures ranging from 26 to 38 pounds per square <br /> inch (psi) Based on the results of the vapor extraction/air sparge pilot studies, it was estimated that each <br /> vapor extraction/air sparge well would have an approximate radius of influence of 40 feet <br /> In June 2001, Clearwater Group Inc (Clearwater) drilled and installed four groundwater monitoring <br /> wells, designated as MW-9 through MW-12 Monitoring wells MW-9 through MW-12 were each <br /> completed to a total depth of 65 feet bsg and screened from approximately 40 to 65 feet bsg Elevated <br /> levels of fuel hydrocarbon constituents were detected in the 25, 40, and 45-foot soil samples collected <br /> from well boring MW-10, and in the 50-foot sample collected from well boring MW-12 Chemical <br /> analyses of all other soil samples showed low concentrations or concentrations below the laboratory <br /> reporting limit <br /> In December 2002, ATC installed five groundwater monitoring wells (MW-13 through MW-17) because <br /> existing wells had submerged screens Each of the wells were completed to a total depth of 65 feet bsg <br /> and screened between 40 and 65 feet bsg ATC also installed three dual completion vapor extraction/air <br /> sparge wells (VEAS-1 through VEAS-3) and one groundwater extraction well (EX-1) for the purpose of <br /> conducting pilot study activities <br /> Also in December 2002, once the remediation wells were installed, a Vapor Extraction Feasibility Test, <br /> Air Sparge Feasibility Test, and an Aquifer Pump Test was conducted Based on the results, ATC <br /> recommended the installation of a multiphase extraction system in their Corrective Action Plan, dated <br /> February 26, 2003 <br /> Site and Area Geologic Materials <br /> ' The subject site is located in the San Joaquin Valley, which is a north-south trending basin bounded by <br /> the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range to the east and the Coast Ranges to the West Within the Stockton <br /> W\RPMS-CAVWorkmgTroiect Files1100966 Stockton 2537 Waterloo RoadVnvestigation <br />
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