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b. Free product has been removed to the <br />Free product has not been a concent at the site, and Is not known to <br />maximum extent practicable, may still be present <br />Yes <br />currently exist beneath the site. <br />below the site where the release originated, but <br />does not extend off-site. <br />c. The plume has been stable or decreasing for a <br />Monitoring data from the past five years Indicates the dissolved - <br />minimum of five years. <br />Yes <br />phase plume Is stable. TPHg concentrations In wells BH -2, BH -3, and <br />BH -16 remain high, however. <br />d. The nearest existing water supply well or <br />The nearest groundwaterproduction well is greater than 2,600 feet <br />surface water body is greater than 1,000 feet from <br />Yes <br />from the site. <br />the defined plume boundary. <br />e. The property owner Is willing to accept a landIf <br />necessary, this Issue will have to be discussed with Tesoro's legal <br />use restriction if the regulatory agency requires a <br />Unknown <br />department. <br />land use restriction as a condition of closure. <br />Class a <br />a. The regulatory agency determines, based on <br />The plume meets most of the conditions for closure under Class 3, <br />an analysis of site specific conditions that under <br />Including not posing a threat to human heath and safety under current <br />current and masonablyanddpated near-term <br />and reasonably anticipated near -tern future scenarios, <br />future scenarios, the contaminenl plume poses e <br />low threat to human heath and safety and to the <br />Yes <br />environment and water quality objectives will be <br />achieved within a reasonable Umeframe. <br />2, Vapor Intrusion to Indoor Air <br />To evaluate If the madla-specific criteria for petroloum vapor Intrusion to Indoor alram considered a low -threat forthe vapor-Intrusion- <br />to-Indoorair pathway at the alto, a site specific soil vapor surveywlll need to be conducted and the date compared to Scenario 1: <br />Unweathered LNAPL In Groundwater of the LTCCP document. The required characteristics are as follows: <br />The elle is a retail gasoline service station and will remain as a <br />gasoline service station for the foreseeable future. It Is not anticipeted <br />that the site will house residential buildings. A soll vapor survey and <br />health risk assessment conducted In 2013 determine Insignificant <br />Impacts to workers at the site or nearby residences. <br />1. The bloatenuaton zone shall be a continuous <br />The groundwater table Is approximately 10 feel below ground surface <br />zone that provides a separation of at least 30 feet <br />at the site. LNAPL has not been encountered in groundwater <br />vertically between the LNAPL In groundwater and <br />monitodng wells In recent sampling events. TPHg Is dissolved In <br />the foundation of exisUng or potential buildings. As <br />groundwater up to 3,200 pgA, based on data collected in April 2017. <br />used In this context unweathered LNAPL is <br />generally understood to mean petroleum product <br />that has not been subjected to significantYes <br />volatilization or solubilisation, and therefore has <br />not lost a significant portion of Its volatile or <br />soluble constituents (e.g., comparable to recently <br />dispensed fuel). <br />2. Total TPH (TPH-g and TPH-d combined) are <br />In confirnatlon borings advanced in March 2012, residual TPHg In loll <br />less than 100 mg/kg throughout the entre depth of <br />No <br />urea detected up to 2,600 mglkg at 10 feet logs In boring CSB -1. <br />the bicattenuaton zone. <br />3. Direct Contact and Outdoor Air Exposure <br />The maximum concentrations of petroleum <br />The maximum concentrations reported for benzene, ethylbenzene, <br />constituents In soil should be compered to the <br />naphthalene, and PAHs in the 6 and 10 That samples ere below the <br />RWOCB's commercial and utility worker <br />RWOCB's commercial and utility worker thresholds, as Indicated in <br />thresholds, as Indicated In Chart 1 , taken from the <br />Table 1 below, taken from the LTCCP. The reported maximum <br />LTCCP to Indicate soil will have no signlflcant dsk <br />concentrations from soil evaluations atter remedlal action are: <br />of adversely affecting human health. <br />• The maximum benzene concentration detected in soil was 9.0 <br />mg/kg in soil boring CSB -1-10 collected from 10 feet bgs on 3116/12 <br />Yes <br />- The maximum ethylbenzane concentration detected in soil was 69 <br />mglkg In soil boring CSB -1.10 collected from 10 feet bgs on 316/12 <br />- Naphthalene concentrations have not been reportedrdetected at the <br />site <br />- PolyaromaUc hydrocarbons (PAHs) concentrations have not been <br />reported/detected al the site <br />25F-55 <br />
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