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Former Thrifty Co.Station No.172 <br /> Workplan for Additional Soil and Groundwater Assessment <br /> May 8,2017 <br /> residential area, and one well was located to the northwest on the Carden school property. A <br /> number of wells were identified in a small commercial center south of the site; however, they <br /> were reported as not used because the occupants utilized the City of Stockton water system. <br /> SSB identified the Mosher Slough as the nearest down-gradient surface water body <br /> approximately 3,000 ft north of the site. Five Mile Creek was identified approximately 350 ft to <br /> the west (up-gradient) of the site. <br /> In 1993, RESNA Industries (RESNA) performed a sensitive receptor survey and well search. <br /> No public or private water supply wells were located within 2,500 and 1,000 ft, respectively, of <br /> the site. One school was identified approximately 700 ft from the site. No basements or <br /> subways were identified within 1,000 ft of the site, and the nearest surface water body was <br /> identified as Five Mile Creek, located less than 100 ft west of the site. According to the <br /> Department of Water Resources (DWR) well search, 37 wells (including industrial, municipal, <br /> domestic, and monitoring wells) were identified within the '/2 mile search radius of the site. Of <br /> the wells located within the search area, no public water supply wells were located within 2,500 <br /> feet of the site, and no domestic water supply wells were located within 1,000 feet of the site. <br /> In September 2011, Cardno ATC performed an internet-based search for other potential <br /> sensitive receptors, including hospitals, schools, nursing homes, and day care facilities, located <br /> within '/2-mile of the site. Two schools, Lincoln Elementary School (Pre-K to 8) and Carden <br /> School of Stockton (K to 8) were identified approximately 2,000 feet south and 700 feet west- <br /> northwest of the site, respectively. Two nursing homes, Elmhaven Care Center and Dane's <br /> Guest House were identified approximately 2,250 feet south-southeast and 2,400 feet east- <br /> northeast of the site, respectively. No hospitals or day care facilities were identified within %- <br /> mile of the site. Cardno ATC also reviewed aerial photographs for the site vicinity to better- <br /> determine the location of Five Mile Creek. Cardno ATC has determined that Five Mile Creek is <br /> located directly west (up-gradient) of the site; however, due to development activities within the <br /> region, the segment of Five Mile Creek adjacent to the site appears to be the northern-most <br /> portion and appears to be seasonal in nature. <br /> In June 2016, ATC confirmed that Carden School of Stockton, also known as Carden Academy, <br /> is no longer in business and Lincoln Elementary School has relocated outside the search radius. <br /> 2.4 Characterization Status <br /> As presented in ATC's Site Conceptual Model and Human Health Risk Assessment, dated <br /> September 30, 2011, the majority of hydrocarbons in soil have been found in the area of the <br /> former USTs. Further assessment of the vertical extent of total petroleum hydrocarbons in the <br /> gasoline range (TPH-g) and benzene in soil and groundwater beneath the source areas (former <br /> UST and dispenser islands) was recommended. <br /> In February 2012, ATC supervised the installation of on-site groundwater monitoring wells <br /> MW-17 and MW-19 through MW-22, soil boring SB-1, and the collection of shallow soil vapor <br /> samples SV-1 through SV-5. <br /> The initial groundwater samples collected from the recently-installed groundwater monitoring <br /> wells indicate the highest dissolved-phase petroleum hydrocarbon concentrations are located <br /> immediately down-gradient of the former USTs. The highest dissolved-phase petroleum <br /> 6 <br />