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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDERR-2024-005770Hqmilton Assessments . Remediolion Aprrl5, 2024 Mr. Nicole Chavez Utah Dept. of Environmental Quality Division of Environmental Response and Remediation 195 North 1950 West, lst Floor salt Lake city, uT 84116 Re Report on Installing Sub-slab Monitoring Points, Collecting Vapor Samplings and Data and Groundwater Samples at the Petro Mart V (Hoagies), located at2705 North 2000 West, Farr West, Utah Facility ID #1200424, Release Site NAF Dear Ms. Chavez On March 7-8 and March 77-12,2024 Hanilton Environmental representatives collected the following samples from the Petro Mart V (Hoagies) site located at 2705 North 2000 West, Farr West, Utah: o Two sub-slab vapor samples inside the convenience store.. One Ambient vapor sample outside the convenience store.o One inside vapor sample in the convenience store.o Groundwater samples and data from eighteen monitoring wells Figure I in Appendix A shows Site Map with the approximate locations of the sampling locations and monitoring wells. Collection of Sub-Slab Vanor Samn les From Vanor Monitorinp Points ffMP) Hamilton Environmental representatives used the H & P Mobile Geochemistry Inc. recommended test procedures to collect the sub-slab vapor samples, and the indoor and outdoor samples (see Appendix B) Two Vapor Monitoring Points were installed on March 1,2024- These monitoring points replaced the two monitoring points that were destroyed during the fire at the Petro Mart -5 site. On March 7,2024 two sub-slab vapor samples were collected inside the Petro Mart 5 Convenience Store. 485 West 1400 North . Orem, Utoh 84057 . (B0t) 361-2102 . Fox 224-1893 The sub-slab vapor samples were collected utilizing the same sampling procedure at each location, as follows: t Sampling trains were constructed to complete each sampling or testing procedure in an approved professional industry manner. o Tubes and gauges were installed to conduct Shut-in Test : Vacuum was applied until gauge reached -1O,,Hg. Gauge was observed for a minimum of I minute with no vacuum loss. Shut-in Test passed in both locations. Five probe volumes of air were purged from the sand pack surrounding the filter, plus the internal volume of the length of tubing used in the probe, plus the internal volume of the connector tubing. During the purging of both VMPs petroleum vapors were observed. The flow rate for purging did not exceed 200 mllmin.o No water was observed in sub-slab vapor borings. ' The flow rate for sampling was set for 100-200 ml/min and took approximately 2.8- 3.2 minutes to fill each of the two 200 mL size Summa canisters with the samples vapor. Sub-slab air samples were submitted to H&P Mobile Geochemistry Inc. Carlsbad, Califomia on March 13, 2024, accompanied with chain-of custody and. analyzed using the following vapor analyses: o Method EPA TO-15o Method Utah ApH o ASTM D1945 Results - Sub-slab Intrusion Vapor Sampling Hamilton Environmental has prepared the following table that compares the sub-slab vapor samples collected on 3/1712020 and31712024. TABLE A Analyte 3h7/2020 3/712024 FRONT E CORNE MP Benzene 6.5 uglm3 3.6 uglm3 Toluene 5.4 uglm3 160 uglm3 benzene <4.4 uglm3 <4.4 uglm3 lene Total <73,2 uglm3 19.7 ug/m3 <5.3 uglm3 <5.3 MTBE <18 ug/m3 <19 <100 uglm3 180 ug/m3 TPHv (C6) Aliphatics <100 uglm3 <100 ug/m3 Naphthalene TPHv (C6-C10)