HomeMy WebLinkAbout2152 COFFEE RD_haz infoMay 30, 2008
Mr. Daniel Carlson
California Regional Water Quality Control Board
Central Valley Region
1685 E Street, Suite 100
Fresno, California 93706 -2020
SG!d THE
SOURCE GROUP, INC.
Subject: First Half 2008 Remediation Progress Report
December 1, 2007 through April 30, 2008
Former Sunland Oil Refinery, 2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, California
Cleanup and Abatement Order No. 95 -702
SJVAPCD Authority to Construct Permit No. S- 4294 -1 -1
Dear Mr. Carlson:
On behalf of World Oil Corp. (World), The Source Group, Inc. (SGI) submits this First Half 2008
Remediation Progress Report for the former Sunland Oil Refinery located in Bakersfield,
California. Included with this report are the following:
1. Site location map (Figure 1);
2. Site map showing remediation well locations (Figure 2);
3. Cumulative vapor -phase hydrocarbon removal graph and MtBE removal graphs
(Figures 3 and 4 respectively);
4. Graph showing high capacity vapor extraction system (HCVES) and air sparge (AS) system
status and hydrocarbon mass removed during the First Half 2008 reporting period (Figure 5);
5. First Half 2008 HCVES, AS system, and liquid -phase hydrocarbon (LPH) recovery summary
(Table 1);
6. Monthly HCVES and AS system operational data summaries for the reporting period
(Tables 2a through 2e and Table 3);
7. Summary of Individual Well Data (Table 4)
8. Analytical laboratory reports and chain -of- custody records for vapor samples collected during
the reporting period (Attachment A);
9. Individual well vapor concentration and vacuum data (Attachment B);
10. Copies of Waste Manifest forms (Attachment C); and
11. Daily field logs (Attachment D).
The HCVES system operated in flare mode approximately 2,306 hours during the reporting
period. An estimated 30.5 tons of hydrocarbons were extracted and destroyed by the John Zink
Flare during this reporting period, bringing the cumulative total of hydrocarbons treated to
3,885.9 tons since the inception of vapor extraction at the site on March 22, 1996. An estimated
262 pounds of MtBE were extracted and destroyed by the John Zink Flare during the reporting
period, bringing the cumulative total of MtBE treated to 19.9 tons since October 1996, the
earliest date MtBE data was available.
Approximately 12,400 gallons of liquid,
including
liquid phase hydrocarbons
(LPH) and
condensate generated during soil vapor
extraction
were removed from the site
during the
reporting period by Asbury Environmental
Services
and transported to Demenno
Kerdoon in
299 West Hillcrest Drive Telephone: (805) 373 -9063
Suite 220 Facsimile: (805) 373 -9073
Thousand Oaks, California 91360 e-mail: mlabrenz @thesourcegroup.net
Mr. Daniel Carlson, CVRWQCB
First Half 2008 Remediation Progress Report
May 30, 2008
Page 2
Compton, California for disposal /recycling. Approximately 620 gallons of LPH was collected by
the HCVES (visually estimated at 5 percent of the liquid collected in the condensate knockout
tanks). With the exception of product removal during the semi - annual groundwater monitoring
event, in -well product was neither bailed nor removed via vacuum truck during the reporting
period. In total, approximately 620 gallons of LPH were removed from the site during the
reporting period and the total amount of LPH removed since December 1996 is approximately
15,629 gallons.
We appreciate your attention to this project and if you have any questions or need additional
information, please contact Mr. John Hundley of World Oil Corp. at (562) 928 -0100 or the
undersigned at (805) 373 -9063.
Sincerely,
The Source Group, Inc.
Chris Peters
Project Engineer
Attachments:
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No. 5981 2N
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Mark La z C.HG.
Principal Geologist
Figure 1 — Site Location Map
Figure 2 — Site Map Showing Remediation Well Locations
Figure 3 — Cumulative Mass of TPHg Removed by HCVES
Figure 4 — Cumulative Mass of MtBE Removed by HCVES
Figure 5 — HCVES and AS System Status and Cumulative Mass of TPHg
Removed for First Half 2008
Table 1 — HCVES /AS /LPH Summary for the Period December 1, 2007 through
April 30, 2008
Tables 2 a -e — Monthly HCVES /AS /LPH Summaries
Table 3 — HCVES /AS System O &M Report
Table 4 — Summary of Individual Well Concentrations, Vacuums, and Depths to
Product / Water
Attachment A — Analytical Laboratory Reports and Chain -of- Custody Records
Attachment B — Individual Well Vapor Concentration and Vacuum Data
Attachment C — Copies of Waste Manifest Forms
Attachment D — O &M Field Logs
cc: Mr. John Hundley, World Oil Corp.
Ms. Christine Mirabel, World Oil Corp.
Mr. Philip Jay, San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District
Mr. John Mitchell, Kern County District Attorney's Office
Mr. Ralph E. Huey, City of Bakersfield, Hazardous Materials Division
Mr. Bruce Howard, Latham & Watkins
The Source Group, Inc.
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conducted September 29 and October
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Remediation Well Locations, North Tank Farm and
Power Pole/Tension Wire Line
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2. Additional Reference Information from:
DATE:
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USGS Georefenced Satellite Imagery, August 1994
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Airphoto Georeferenced Satellite Imagery, June 2003
Semi - Annual Remediation Progress Report
Monitoring Well
Kern County On -line GIS Database, 2004
World Oil Corp
Groundwater Monitoring Well
Nested Vapor Extraction Well
Site Map Showing
Soil Vapor Extraction well
Remediation Well Locations
Air Sparge Well
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Period December 1, 2007 through April 30, 2008
World Oil Corp. - Former Sunland Refinery - Bakersfield, CA
12/1/2007 12/31/2007
1/30/2008 2/29/2008
3/30/2008 4/29/2008
HCVES On
HCVES Off
STF AS On
STF AS Off
WTF AS On
WTF AS Off
HCVES - High Concentration Vapor Extraction System AS - Air Sparge STF - South Tank Farm WTF - West Tank Farm
ORIGINAL IN COLOR The Source Group, Inc.
Tables
The Source Group, Inc.
TABLE 1
HCVESfAS /LPH SUMMARY FOR THE REPORTING PERIOD
DECEMBER 1, 2007 THROUGH APRIL 30, 2008
WORLD OIL CORP. FORMER SUNLAND OIL REFINERY
BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA
Client Contact:
John Hundle
Consultant:
The Source Group, Inc.
Lead Agency:
RWQCB, Central Valley Region
Reporting Period:
First Half 2008 December 1, 2007 - April 30, 2008
HCVES Operating Mode:
John Zink Flare
SJVUAPCD Authority to Construct Permit No.:
S- 4294 -1 -1
Equipment Inventory:
Baker Furnace SX1500 Thermal Oxidizer
John Zink Flare
(2) 250 - Gallon Knockout (KIO) Vessels, Transfer Pumps and Piping.
125 psi, 100 scfm Air Compressor
115 psi, 219 scfm Air Compressor
(1) 4,000 - Gallon Above Ground Storage Tank
2 Positive Displacement Blowers; Sutorbllt Legend, Model 7M
HCVES PROCESS
SUMMARY
Process Concentrations at System Start Up:
STF: 10/711996 WTF: 3122196
Laboratory Reported TPHg Concentration:
STF: 7,100 ppmv WTF: 31,090 ppmv
Laboratory Reported Benzene Concentration:
STF: 94 ppmv WTF: 130 ppmv
WTF: SE- SVE40b1c, SE- SVE42b1c, SE- SVE43a /blc,
TSG- VE- 1 09b /c, TSG -VE -110 b/c, TSG -VE -111 b /c, TSG -VE -112 blc,
MW -16
STF: MW -5, SE- ASNE -44b, SE- ASNE -46b, SE- VE47b/c,
SE- VE- 48b/c, TSG- ASNE -53b, TSG- ASNE- 54a/b,
Vapor Extraction Sources this Period:
GMX- ASNE- 63alb, GMX- ASNE- 64alb, GMX- ASNE- 65a/b,
TSG- VE- 69b/c, TSG- VE- 70b /c, ASNE- 731b/c, ASNE- 74b /c,
ASNE- 751b/c, AS- VE -76c, AS- 81a /b/c, TSG- VE -97, TSG- VE -98,
TSG- VE -99, TSG-VE -100, TSG -VE -101, TSG -VE -102
PG &E: TSG- VE -90, TSG- VE -91, TSG- VE-92, TSG- VE -93,
TSG- VE -94, TSG- VE -95, TSG -VE -96
Process/influent Concentrations (STF, WTF, and PG &E Combined):
Field Observed TPH Concentration Range this Period:
460-5,150
ppmv
Lab Reported TPHg/Renzene/MTBE Concentrations (December 2007):
1,931.55 / 24.10 / 38.83 (12118107)
ppmv
Lab Reported TPHgtBenzene/MTBE Concentrations (January 2008):
2,249.40 127.23 / 36.06 (01/24108)
ppmv
Lab Reported TPHgBenzene/MTBE Concentrations (February 2008):
2,689.50120.03 / 18.03 (02/19/08)
ppmv
Lab Reported TPHg /Benzene /MTBE Concentrations (March 2008):
391.20 / 1.47 1 1.80 (03117/08)
ppmv
Lab Reported TPH /Benzene /MTBE Concentrations (April 2008:
2,934.00 119.41 141.61 (04/24/08)
ppmv
Flow Rate Range this Period:
593-788
scfm
Manifold Vacuum Range this period:
30-87
in. H2O
Cumulative TPHg Destroyed this Period:
61,024
Ib
Cumulative TPHg Destroyed Since Start U 03122/96:
7,771,901
Ito
Cumulative MTBE Destroyed this Period:
262
Ib
Cumulative MTBE Destroyed Since October 19%:
39,862
to
Operating Time for this Period:
2,306
hr
Number of Auto Shutdowns During this Period:
7
AS SYSTEM
PROCESS SUMMARY
System Started:
STF = 10/30196, WTF = 08/25/05
TSG- AS -73d, TSG- AS -74d, TSG- AS -76d, TSG- AS -77c, TSG- AS -78a,
Air Sparge Wells this period:
TSG- AS -79c, TSG- AS -80c, TSG- AS -103c, TSG- AS -104c,
TSG- AS -105c, TSG- AS -106c, TSG- AS -107c, TSG- AS -108c
Air Sparge Flow Rate Per Well:
10
scfm
CONDENSATE/LPH REMOVAL SUMMARY
Total Liquid Removed During this Period:
12,400
allons
Net Volume of LPH Collected in Liquid this Period 1'I:
620
gallons
Net Volume of Water (from condensate and groundwater) Removed this
Period:
11,780
gallons
LPH Removal Sources this Period:
NA
Total LPH Removed Since Start (12/96:
15,629
gallons
Legend /Notes:
STF = Former South Tank Farm WTF - Former West Tank Farm PG &E = neighboring Pacific Gas & Electric property - -
ND = Non -d elect NM = Not Measured NA = Not Applicable
1. Net volume of LPH removed is estimated based upon approximately 5 percent of the total liquid collected in the vacuum truck. The vacuum
truck liquid only includes the condensate (water and LPH) collected in the knockouts.
The Source Croup, Inc.
TABLE 2a
MONTHLY HCVES /AS /LPH SUMMARY
DECEMBER 2007
WORLD OIL CORP. FORMER SUNLAND OIL REFINERY
BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA
Client Contact:
John Hundle
Consultant:
The Source Group, Inc.
Lead Agency:
RWQCB, Central Valley Region
Reporting Period:
DECEMBER 2007
SVES Operating Mode:
John Zink Flare
SJVUAPCD Authority to Construct Permit No.:
S- 4294 -1 -1
Equipment Inventory:
Baker Furnace SX1500 Thermal Oxidizer
John Zink Flare
(2) 250 - Gallon Knockout (K/O) Vessels, Transfer Pumps and Piping
125 psi, 100 scfm Air Compressor
115 psi, 219 scfm Air Compressor
(1) 4,000 - Gallon Above Ground Storage Tank
2 Positive Dis iacement Blowers; Sutorbilt Legend, Model 7M
HCVES PROCESS
SUMMARY
WTF: SE- SVE -40b/c, SE- SVE -42c, SE- SVE43c, TSG- VE -109c
STF: MW -5, SE- VE -47c, SE- VE -48c,
GMX - ASNE -63b, GMX- AS /VE -64b, GMX - ASNE -65b,
Vapor Extraction Sources this Period:
TSG- VE -69b, TSG- VE -70c, ASNE -73c, ASNE -74c, ASNE -75c,
ASNE -76c, AS- 81alb, TSG- VE -97, TSG- VE-98,
TSG- VE -99, TSG -VE -100, TSG -VE -101, TSG -VE -102
PG&E: TSG- VE -90, TSG- VE -91, TSG- VE -92, TSG- VE -93,
TSG- VE -94, TSG- VE -95, TSG -VE -96
Process/Influent Concentrations:
Field Observed TPH Concentration Range this Period:
2,250 - 4,650
ppmv
Lab reported TPH enzene /MTBE Concentrations:
1,931.55124.10/ 38.83 (12/18107)
ppmv
Flow Rate Range this Period:
607-644
scfm
Manlfokt Vacuum Range this period:
67-70
in. HZO
Cumulative TPHg Destroyed this Period:
12,704.5
lb
Cumulative TP`Hg Destroyed Since Start U (03122196:
7,723,581
lb
Cumulative MTBE Destroyed this Period:
82.0
lb
Cumulative MTBE Destroyed Since October 1996:
39,681.4
lb
Operating Time for this Period:
487.5
hr
Number of Auto Shutdowns During this Period:
3
AS SYSTEM
PROCESS SUMMARY
TSG- AS -73d, TSG- AS -74d; TSG- AS -76d, TSG- AS -77c, TSG- AS -78a,
Air Sparge Wells this period:
TSG- AS -79c, TSG- AS -80c, TSG- AS -103c, TSG- AS -104c,
TSG- AS -105c, TSG- AS -106c, TSG- AS -107c, TSG- AS -108c
Air Sparge Flow Rate Per Well:
10
scfm
CONDENSATE/LPH REMOVAL SUMMARY
Tntal I i-irl Rwmnved Durinn this Pn,rind' 4.200 gallons
Net Volume of LPH Collected in Liquid this Period 1'i:
210
gallons
Net Volume of Water (from condensate and groundwater) Removed this
3,990
gallons
Period:
LPH Removal Sources this Period: NA
Total LPH Removed Since Stag 12196: 15,219 Igallons
Legend /Notes;
STF - Former South Tank Farm WTF = Former West Tank Farm PG&E = neighboring Pacific Gas & Electric property
ND - Non - detect NM = Not Measured NA - Not Applicable
1. Net volume of LPH removed is estimated based upon appro)dmately 5 percent of the total liquid collected in the vacuum truck. The vacuum
truck liquid only includes the condensate (wafer and LPH) collected In the knock -outs.
The Source Croup, Inc.
TABLE 2b
MONTHLY HCVESIAS /LPH SUMMARY
JANUARY 2008
WORLD OIL CORP. FORMER SUNLAND OIL REFINERY
BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA
Client Contact:
John Hundle
Consultant:
The Source Group, Inc.
Lead Agency:
RWQCB, Central Valley Region
Reporting Period:
JANUARY 2008
SVES Operating Mode:
John Zink Flare
SJVUAPCD Authority to Construct Penult No.:
S4294-1-1
Equipment Inventory:
Baker Furnace SX1500 Thermal Oxidizer
John Zink Flare
(2) 250 - Gallon Knockout (KID) Vessels, Transfer Pumps and Piping
125 psi, 100 scfm Air Compressor
115 psi, 219 scfm Air Compressor
(1) 4,000 - Gallon Above Ground Storage Tank
2 Positive Displacement Blowers; Sutorbilt Legend, Model 7M
HCVES PROCESS
SUMMARY
WTF: MW -16, SE- SVE40b/c, SE- SVE- 42a /c, SE- SVE43b /c,
TSG- VE -109c, TSG- VE- 1 10b/c TSG-VE-1 11 b/c, TSG- VE- 1 12b/c
STF: MW -5, SE- VE -44b, SE- VE -47c, SE- VE -48c,
GMX- AS /VE -63b, GMX- ASNE -64b, GMX- ASNE -65b,
Vapor Extraction Sources this Period:
TSG- VE -69b, TSG- VE -70c, ASNE -73c, ASNE -74c, ASNE -75c,
ASNE- 76b/c, AS- 81a /b, TSG- VE -97, TSG- VE -98,
TSG- VE -99, TSG -VE -100, TSG -VE -101, TSG -VE -102
PG &E: TSG- VE -90, TSG- VE -91, TSG- VE -92, TSG- VE-93,
TSG -VE -94 TSG -VE -95 TSG -VE-96
Process/influent Concentrations:
Field Observed TPH Concentration Range this Period:
2,100 - 3,200
ppmv
Lab reported TPH enzene /MTBE Concentrations
2,249.40 ! 27.23 / 36.06 (01/24/08)
p my
Flow Rate Range this Period:
608-628
scfm
Mantfold Vacuum Range this period:
64-87
in. H2O
Cumulative TPHg Destroyed this Period:
8,680.1
Ib
Cumulative TPH Destroyed Since Start U 03122/96:
7,732,262
Ib
Cumulative MT13E Destroyed this Period:
56.1
lb
Cumulative MTBE Destroyed Since October 1996:
39,737.4
lb
Operating Time for this Period:
399.6
hr
Number of Auto Shutdowns During this Period:
4
AS SYSTEM PROCESS SUMMARY
TSG- AS -73d, TSG- AS -74d, TSG- AS -76d, TSG- AS -77c, TSG- AS -78a,
Air Sparge Wells this period:
TSG- AS -79c, TSG- AS -80c, TSG- AS -103c, TSG- AS -104c,
TSG- AS -105c, TSG- AS -106c, TSG- AS -107c, TSG- AS -108c
Air Sparge Flow Rate Per Well:
10
skim
CONDENSATE/LPH REMOVAL SUMMARY
Total Liquid Removed During this Period:
0
Igallons
Net Volume of LPH Collected in Liouid thls Period ( +I-
1 0
Iclallons
Net Volume of Water (from condensate and groundwater) Removed this
Period:
0
gallons
LPH Removal Sources this Period:
NA
Total LPH Removed Since Start 12196:
15,219
clallons
Leaend /Notes:
STF = Fortner South Tank Farm WTF - Former West Tank Farm PG&E - neighboring Pacific Gas & Electric properly
ND = Non - detect NM = Not Measured NA = Not Applicable
1 Net volume of LPH removed is estimated based upon approximately 5 percent of the total liquid collected in the vacuum truck. The vacuum
truck liquid only includes the condensate (water and LPH) collected In the knock -outs.
The Senme Group, Inc.
TABLE 2c
MONTHLY HCVESIAS /LPH SUMMARY
FEBRUARY 2008
WORLD OIL CORP. FORMER SUNLAND OIL REFINERY
BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA
Client Contact:
John Hundle
Consultant:
The Source Group, Inc.
Lead Agency:
RWOCB, Central Valley Region
Reporting Period:
FEBRUARY 2008
SVES Operating Mode:
John Zink Flare
SJVUAPCD Authority to Construct Permit No.:
S4294 -1 -1
Equipment Inventory:
Baker Furnace SX1500 Thermal O>ddizer
John Zink Flare
(2) 250 - Gallon Knockout (K/O) Vessels, Transfer Pumps and Piping
125 psi, 100 scfm Air Compressor
115 psi, 219 scfm Air Compressor
(1) 4,000 - Gallon Above Ground Storage Tank
2 Positive Displacement Blowers; Sutorbilt Legend, Model 7M
HCVES PROCESS
SUMMARY
WTF: SE- SVE- 401b1c, SE- SVE -42c, SE- SVE43c,
TSG- VE -109c, TSG- VE- 1 10b/c, TSG-VE-1 11 b/c, TSG- VE- 1 12b/c
STF: MW -5, SE- VE -44b, SE- VE -47c, SE- VE -48c,
GMX - ASNE -63b, GMX - ASNE -64b, GMX - ASNE -65b,
Vapor Extrectlon Sources this Period:
TSG- VE -69b, ASNE -73c, ASNE -74c, ASNE -75c,
ASNE -76c, AS- 81a/b, TSG- VE -97,
TSG- VE -99, TSG -VE -100, TSG -VE -101, TSG -VE -102
PG&E: TSG- VE -90, TSG- VE -91, TSG- VE -92, TSG- VE -93,
TSG- VE -94, TSG -VE -95 TSG -VE -96
Process/InBuerrt Concentrations:
Field Observed TPH Concentration Range this Period:
2,430 - 2,870
ppmv
Lab reported TPH Benzene/MTBE Concentrations:
2,689.50 1 20,03 / 18.03 (02/19/08)
ppmv
Flow Rate Range this Period:
593-615
scfm
Manifold Vacuum Range this period:
71 - 84
in. H2O
Cumulative TPHg Destroyed this Period:
16,204.2
lb
Cumulative TPHg Destroyed Since Start Up 03122196:
7,748,466
lb
Cumulative MTBE Destroyed this Period:
84.6
lb
Cumulative MTBE Destroyed Since October 1996:
39,822.0
lb
Operating Time for this Period:
486.0
hr
Number of Auto Shutdowns During this Period:
0
AS SYSTEM
PROCESS SUMMARY
TSG- AS -73d, TSG- AS -74d, TSG- AS -76d, TSG- AS -77c, TSG- AS -78a,
Air Spangle Wells this period:
TSG- AS -79c, TSG- AS -80c, TSG- AS -103c, TSG- AS -104c,
TSG- AS -105c, TSG- AS -106c, TSG- AS -107c, TSG- AS -108c
Air Sparge Flow Rate Per Well:
10
scfm
CONDENSATEILPH REMOVAL SUMMARY
Total Liquid Removed During this Period:
4,000
gallons
Net Volume of LPH Collected in Liquid this Period t1t:
200
gallons
Net Volume of Water (from condensate and groundwater) Removed this
Period:
3,800
gallons
LPH Removal Sources this Period:
NA
Total LPH Removed Since Start 12196:
15,419
gallons
Legend /Notes:
STF = Former South Tank Farm WTF - Former West Tank Farm PG &E = neighboring Pacific Gas & Electric property
ND = Non - detect NM - Not Measured NA- Not Applicable
1 Net volume of LPH removed is estimated based upon appro>amately 5 percent of the total liquid collected In the vacuum truck. The vacuum
truck liquid only includes the condensate (water and LPH) collected in the knockouts.
The Source Grotto, Mc.
TABLE 2d
MONTHLY HCVESIAS /LPH SUMMARY
MARCH 2008
WORLD OIL CORP. FORMER SUNLAND OIL REFINERY
BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA
Client Contact:
John Hundie
Consultant:
The Source Group, Inc.
Lead Agency:
RWQCB, Central Valley Region
Reporting Period:
MARCH 2008
SVES Operating Mode:
John Zink Flare
SJVUAPCD Authority to Construct Permit No.:
S- 42941 -1
Equipment Inventory:
Baker Furnace SX1500 Thermal Oxidizer
John Zink Flare
(2) 250 - Gallon Knockout (K10) Vessels, Transfer Pumps and Piping
125 psi, 100 sc(m Air Compressor
115 psi, 219 scfm Air Compressor
(1) 4,000 - Gallon Above Ground Storage Tank
2 Positive Displacement Blowers; Sutorbilt Legend, Model 7M
HCVES PROCESS SUMMARY
WTF: SE- SVE- 40b1c, SE- SVE -42c, SE- SVE -43c,
TSG- VE -109c TSG- VE- 1 10b/c, TSG-VE-1 11 b/c, TSG- VE- 1 12b/c
STF: MW -5, SE- VE -44b, SE- VE -47c, SE- VE -48c,
GMX- ASIVE -63b, GMX- ASIVE -64b, GMX- AS /VE -65b,
Vapor Extraction Sources this Period:
TSG- VE -69b, ASfVE -73c, ASIVE -74c, AS1VE -75c,
AS /VE -76c, AS- 81a/b, TSG- VE -97,
TSG- VE -99, TSG -VE -100, TSG -VE -101, TSG -VE -102
PG&E: TSG- VE -90, TSG- VE -91, TSG- VE -92, TSG- VE-93,
TSG -VE -94 TSG- VE -95, TSG -VE -96
Process/Influent Concentrations:
Field Observed TPH Concentration Range this Period:
460-580
ppmv
Lab reported TPH Benzene /MTBE Concentrations:
391.201 1.47 1 1.80 (03/17108)
ppmv
Flow Rate Range this Period:
735-788
scfm
Manifold Vacuum Range this riod:
30-35
in. H2O it
Cumulative TPHg Destroyed this Period:
18,016.4
lb
Cumulative TPH9 Destroyed Since Start U 03122196:
7,766,482
lb
Cumulative MTBE Destroyed this Period:
23.6
lb
Cumulative MTBE Destroyed Since October 1996:
39,845.7
lb
Operating Time for this Period:
772.2
hr
Number of Auto Shutdowns During this Period:
0
AS SYSTEM
PROCESS SUMMARY
TSG- AS -73d, TSG- AS -74d, TSG- AS -76d, TSG- AS -77c, TSG- AS -78a,
Air Sparge Wells this period:
TSG- AS -79c, TSG- AS -80c, TSG- AS -103c, TSG- AS -104c,
TSG- AS -105c, TSG- AS -106c, TSG- AS -107c, TSG- AS -108c
Air Sparge Flow Rate Per Well:
10
scfm
CONDENSATEILPH REMOVAL SUMMARY
Total Liquid Removed During this Period:
0
allons
Net Volume of LPH Collected In Liquid this Period IrI:
0
jqallons
Net Volume of Water (from condensate and groundwater) Removed this
Period:
0
gallons
LPH Removal Sources this Period:
NA
Total LPH Removed Since Start (12196:
15,419
gallons
Legend /Notes:
STF = Former South Tank Farts WTF - Fortner West Tank Farts PG&E = neighboring Pacific Gas & Electric property
ND = Non - detect NM - Not Measured NA = Not Applicable
1. Net volume of LPH removed Ls estimated based upon approximately 5 percent of the total liquid collected In the vacuum truck. The vacuum
truck liquid only includes the condensate (water and LPH) collected in the knock-outs.
The Source Group, Inc.
TABLE 2e
MONTHLY HCVES /AS /LPH SUMMARY
APRIL 2008
WORLD OIL CORP. FORMER SUNLAND OIL REFINERY
BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA
Client Contact:
John Hundle
Consultant:
The Source Group, Inc.
Lead Agency:
RWQCB, Central Valley Region
Reporting Period:
APRIL 2008
SVES Operating Mode:
John Zink Flare
SJVUAPCD Authority to Construct Permit No.:
S- 4294 -1 -1
Equipment Inventory:
Baker Furnace SX1500 Thermal Omddizer
John Zink Flare
(2) 250 -Gallon Knockout (K/O) Vessels, Transfer Pumps and Piping
125 psi, 100 scfm Air Compressor
115 psi, 219 skim Air Compressor
(1) 4,000 - Gallon Above Ground Storage Tank
2 Positive Displacement Blowers; Sutorbllt Legend, Model 7M
HCVES PROCESS
SUMMARY
WTF: SESVE- 40b /c, SE- SVE -42c, SE- SVE -43c,
TSG- VE -109c TSG- VE- 1 10b1c TSG-VE-1 11 b1c, TSG-VE-1 1 2b/c
STF: MW -5, SE- VE -44b, SE- VE -47c, SE- VE -48c,
GMX - ASNE -63b, GMX - ASNE -64b, GMX - ASNE -65b,
Vapor Erdraction Sources this Period:
TSG- VE -69b, ASNE -73c, ASNE -74c, ASNE -75c,
ASNE -76c, AS- 81a/b, TSG- VE -97,
TSG- VE-99, TSG -VE -100, TSG -VE -101, TSG -VE -102
PG &E: TSG- VE -90, TSG- VE -91, TSG- VE -92, TSG- VE -93,
TSG- VE -94, TSG -VE -95 TSG -VE-96
Process/influent Concentrations:
Field Observed TPH Concentration Range this Period:
5,100
ppmv
Lab reported TPH Benzene/MTBE Concentrations:
2,934.00 119.41 / 41.61 (04/24/08)
pmv
Flow Rate Range this Period:
735
scfrm
Manifold Vacuum Range this period:
34
in. H2O
Cumulative TPHg Destroyed this Period:
5,418.4
lb
Cumulative TPHg Destroyed Since Start Up 03122196:
7,771,901
lb
Cumulative MTBE Destroyed this Period:
15.9
lb
Cumulative MTBE Destroyed Since October 1996:
39,861.6
lb
Operating Time for this Period:
160.7
hr
Number of Auto Shutdowns During this Period:
0
AS SYSTEM
PROCESS SUMMARY
TSG- AS -73d, TSG- AS -74d, TSG- AS -76d, TSG- AS -77c, TSG- AS -78a,
Air Sparge Wells this period:
TSG- AS -79c, TSG- AS -80c, TSG- AS -103c, TSG- AS -104c,
TSG- AS -105c, TSG- AS -106c, TSG- AS -107c, TSG- AS -108c
Air Sparge Flow Rate Per Wall:
10
scfm
CONDENSATEILPH REMOVAL SUMMARY
Total Liquid Removed During this Period:
4,200
allons
Net Vnllime of I PH Collwcted In Linuki this Perinrl Ir).
210
laalions
Net Volume of Water (firm condensate and groundwater) Removed this
3,990
gallons
Period:
LPH Removal Sources this Period:
NA
Total LPH Removed Since Start 12/96:
15,629
ailons
Legend /Notes:
STF = Former South Tank Farm WTF = Former West Tank Farm PG &E = neighboring Pacific Gas & Electric property
ND - Non- detect NM = Not Measured NA = Not Applicable
1. Net volume of LPH removed is estimated based upon eppromdmateiy 5 percent of the total liquid collected in the vacuum truck. The vacuum
truck liquid only includes the condensate (water and LPH) collected in the knock -outs.
The source Group, Inc.
TABLE 3
HIGH CAPACITY VAPOR EXTRACTION SYSTEM AND AIR SPARGE SYSTEM OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE REPORT
FORMER SUNLAND OIL REFINERY, 2152 OLD COFFEE ROAD, BAKERSFIELD, CA
FIRST HALF 2008 - DECEMBER 1, 2007 THROUGH APRIL 30, 2008
Date
Data
Source
Notes
Field Process
a
Concentration
(ppmv)
HCVES Process
b
Flow
(scfm)
Manifold
Vacuum
in. w.c.
( )
Process
Temperature
�)
TPHg Removed
Since Preceding
Technican Visit `'d
(lb)
Cumulative
TPHg
Removed `'d
(lb)
MtBE Removed
Since Preceding
9
Technican Visit
(lb)
Cumulative
MtBE
Removed `'a
(lb)
HCVES Operating
Time Since Preceding
Technician Visit
(hr)
HCVES Up -Time
Since Preceding
Technician Visit
(%)
STF AS System Status
(arrival / departure)
p )
WTF AS System Status
arrival / departure)
( p )
12/01/07
interpolated
1
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
7,710,877
NA
39,599.4
NA
NA
on / on
on / on
12/07/07
Technician
2,3,4
2,600
644
70
1,072
4,508
7,715,385
25.3
39,624.7
164.4
98
on / on
on/ on., _
12/10/07 to 12/13/07
Off -Line
2
- NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
on / off
on / off
12/14/07
Technician
3,5,6
2,450
608
67
1,136
1,621
7,717,005
9.0
39,633.7
62.6
37
off /on
off /on
12/18/07
Technician
7
2,250
607
68
1,059
1,689
7,718,694
20.4
39,654.0
91.0
100
on / on
on / on
12125107 to 12/27/07
Off -Line
2
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
on / off
on / off
12/28/07
Technician
3,5,6
4,650
608
67
1,119
3,151
7,721,846
14.1
39,668.2
169.5
69
off /on
off /on
12/31107
Interpolated
8
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
7,723,581
NA
39,681.4
NA
100
on / on
on / on
01/01/08 to 01/02/08
Off -Line
2
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
on / off
on / off
01/03108
Technician
3,5
2,600
611
64
1,074
1,736
7,723,581
13.2
39,681.4
92.9
64
off /on
off /off
01/05/08 to 01/10/08
Off -Line
2
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
on / off
off /off
01/11108
Technician
3,5
2,100
608
67
1,097
755
7,724,336
4.3
39,685.7
40.6
21
off /on
off /off
01/18/08
Technician
4
2,750
628
87
1,095
3,149
7,727,486
21.1
39,706.7
164.0
100
on /on
off /off
01/22/08 to 01/23/08
Off -Line
2
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
on / on
off /off
01/24/08
Technician
3,6,7
3,200
622
84
1,090
2,261
7,729,747
16.7
39,723.5
102.1
71
on /on
off / on
01/29/08 to 01/31/08
Off -Line
2
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
off /off
off /off
01131/08
Interpolated
8
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
7,732,262
NA
39,737.4
NA
100
off /off
off /off
02/01/08
Technician
2,3,4,5
2,800
614
82
1,153
2,514
7,732,262
14.0
39,737.4
115.0
60
off /on
off /on
02108/08
Technician
9,6
2,430
593
84
1,114
3,546
7,735,807
22.5
39,759.9
167.9
100
on / on
on / on
02/13/08
Technician
2
2,870
615
71
1,142
1,237
7,737,045
23.3
39,783.3
56.5
100
on / on
on / on
02/19/08
Technician
10,7
2,630
601
86
1,118
3,751
7,740,796
16.8
39,800.0
146.6
100
on / on
on / on
02/29/08
Interpolated
8
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
7,748,466
NA
39,822.0
NA
100
off /off
on / on
03/07/08
Technician
580
788
35
1,170
12,498
7,760,964
22.0
39,822.0
372.5
100
on / on
on / on
03/13108
Technician
11,7
510
739
30
1,108
4,323
7,765,287
20.6
39,842.6
137.4
100
on /on
on /on
03/17/08
Technician
12
470
737
32
1,137
449
7,765,736
1.5
39,844.1
98.3
100
on /off
on / off
03/24108
Technician
13
460
735
34
1,029
747
7,766,482
1.5
39,845.7
164.0
100
off /off
off /off
03131 /08
Interpolated
8
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
7,766,482
NA
39,845.7
NA
100
off /off I
off /off
03/24/08 to 04/23108
Off -Line
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
off /off
off /off
04/24/08
Technician
3,4,5,6,7
5,150
735
34
1,075
263
7,766,745
0.2
39,845.9
7.7
1
off /on
off /on
04/30108
tnte olated
8
NA
NA
NA
NA
5,155
7,771,901
15.7
39,861.6
153.0
NA
on /on
on/on
Cumulative TPHg removed (lb) Through Last Day of Previous Reporting Period:
7,710,877
Cumulative TPH Removed Since Initial Start-Up `d (lb)
7,771,901
Cumulative TPH Removed During this Reporting Period by the HCVES `'d (lb)
61,024
Cumulative MtBE removed (lb) Through Last Day of Previous Reporting Period:
39,599
Cumulative MtBE Removed Since Initial Start-Up G Q (lb)
39,862
Cumulative MtBE Removed During this Reporting Period by the HCVES re (lb)
262
VES Operating Duration for the Reporting Period (hr)
2,306
VES Percent Up -Time During the Reporting Period ( %)
63%
Legend:
1 = Presented data is interpolated at 00:00 hrs.
2 = HCVES shut down automatically due to a pilot flame failure.
3 = Restarted HCVES.
4 = Measured individual well concentrations and optimized HCVES.
5 = Restarted STF AS.
6 = Restarted WTF AS.
7 = Collected monthly influent vapor sample for laboratory analysis.
8 = Presented data is interpolated at 23:59 hrs.
9 = Replaced shaft seals on WTF air compressor.
10 = Installed diffuser blocks in MW -16 and VE -75.
11 = Met with SJVAPCD personnel on -site.
12 = Manual shut down of both AS systems for soil gas testing.
13 = Manual HCVES shutdown for soil gas testing.
TPHg = Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as gasoline
MtBE = Methyl tert-Butyl Ether
HCVES = High Capacity Vapor Extraction System
AS = Air Sparge
STF = South Tank Farm
WTF = West Tank Farm
AST = Aboveground Storage Tank
NA = Not Applicable
ppmv = parts per million by volume
scfm = standard cubic feet per minute
in. w.c. = inches of water column
°F = degrees Fahrenheit
lb = pounds
hr = hour
Notes:
a = Concentrations measured using calibrated field OVA and expressed as hexane.
b = Process flow measure with DwyerTm DS-300 Averaging Pilot Tube.
c = Hydrocarbon removal is calculated using analytical laboratory results for TPHg from process samples collected on 11/26/07, 12/18/07,1/24/08, 2/19/08, 3/17/08 and
4/24/08 (laboratory reports attached).
d = TPHg removed (Ibs) _ [TPHg (ppmv)11,000,000] x [100 lb /mole] x 1 mole/379 ft 3j x [Flow (ft"/min)] x [60 min/hr] x [Operating Hours]
(molecular weight of gasoline is estimated at 100lb /mole, 1 mole = 379 ft)
e = MtBE removed (Ibs) _ [MtBE (ppmv) 11,000,000] x [88 lb /mole] x 1 mole/379 0] x [Flow (ft3 1min)] x [60 min/hr] x [Operating Hours]
(molecular weight of MtBE is estimated at 88 lb/mole, 1 mole = 379 ft)
Vapor extraction influent laboratory results are as follows:
Sample Date
11/26/07
12/18/07
01/24/08
02119/08
1 03/17/08
04/24/08
TPHg
2,689.50 ppmv
1,931.55 ppmv
2,249.40 ppmv
2,689.50 ppmv
391.20 ppmv
2,934.00 ppmv
MtBE
14.98 ppmv
38.83 ppmv
36.06 ppmv
18.03 ppmv
1.80 ppmv
41.61 ppmv
AST vacuumed out by State of Califomia approved waste contractor on 12121/07, 2112/08 and 4/25/08.
The Source Group, Inc.
TABLE 4
SUMMARY OF INDIVIDUAL WELL CONCENTRATIONS, VACUUMS, AND DEPTHS TO PRODUCTIWATER
FORMER SUNLAND OIL REFINERY, 2152 COFFEE ROAD, BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA
Measured January 17 and January 18, 2008
Well No.
Manifold Location
Screen
Interval
Closed on
Arrival I
Departure
Concentratlons'�
(PPmv)
Vacuum
(in. w.c.)
Static Depth
to Water
(ft)
Depth to
Product
(ft)
Product
Thickness
(ft)
STF
WTF
PA
ZONE A WELLS
MW-4
STF
33'- 55'
NM
SE- AS/MW -29a
PA
101-60,
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS -30a
STF
60'- 62'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE-AS-31a
STF
60'- 62'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS -32e
STF
60'- 62'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS -33a
WTF
60'- 62'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -34a
WTF
40'- 80'
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -35a
WTF
40'- 80'
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE /AS -36a
PA
40'- 80'
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- VEIAS -37a
PA
40'- 80'
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE /AS -38a
PA
101-50,
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS -39a
WTF
60'- 62'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- SVE -40a
WTF
10'- 40'
C/C 1 200 12.0
DRY
-
SE- AS- 41a
WTF
60'- 62'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- SVE42a
WTF
10'-40'
C/C
6,770
12.0
DRY
-
-
SE- SVE43a
WTF
10'- 40'
C/C
500
10.0
DRY
-
SE- ASNE -44a
STF
101-50,
C/C
30
5.0
DRY
-
SE- ASNE45a
STF
101-50,
C/C
50
10.0
DRY
SE- ASNE46a
STF
101-50,
C/C
150
20.0
DRY
-
-
SE- VE-47a
STF
10'- 40'
O/C
50
20.0
DRY
SE- VE-48a
STF
10'- 40'
C/C
180
5.0
DRY
-
SE- VE49a
STF
10'- 40'
C/C
50
12.0
DRY
-
SE- VE -50a
STF
10'- 40'
C/C
30
10.0
DRY
TSG - ASNE -52a
STF
10'- 70'
C/C
120
15.0
DRY
-
TSG- ASNE -53a
STF
10'- 70'
C/C
100
15.0
DRY
-
TSG- ASNE -54a
STF
10'- 70'
C/C
100
NM
DRY
-
-
TSG- ASNE -55a
STF
10'- 70'
VALVE BROKEN
NM
NM
NA
TSG -VE -56
STF
10'- 70'
C/C
60
15.0
DRY
TSG -VE -57
STF
10'- 70'
C/C
75
15.0
DRY
-
-
TSG -VE -58
STF
10'- 70'
NM
NM
NM
NA
TSG -VE -59
STF
10'- 70'
NM
NM
NM
NA
GMX- ASNE -639
STF
45.4'- 75.4'
C/C
200
20.0
DRY
-
-
GMX- ASNE -64a
STF
44.5'- 74.5'
C/C
1,050
40.0
DRY
-
GMX- ASNE -65a
STF
45.4'- 75.4'
C/C
250
30.0
DRY
-
GMX- ASNE -66a
NTF
45.1'. - 75.1'
NM
NM
NM
NA
AS -77a
STF
60'- 65'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
AS -78a
STF
60'- 65'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
AS -79a
STF
60'- 65'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
AS-80a
STF
60'- 65'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
AS-81a
STF
60' -80'
-0-/O--T 1,750 30.0
DRY
-
-
ZONE B WELLS
MW -5
STF
75'- 100'
O/O
4150
15
98.26
97.82
0.44
MW -7
WTF
75'- 95'
C/C
1,090
5.0
93.50
93.20
0.30
MW-8
STF
70'- 90'
NM
NM
NM
NA
MW -12
STF
74'- 104'
NM
NM
NM
NA
MW -15
WTF
72'- 92'
NM
NM
NM
NA
MW -16
WTF
78'- 108'
C/C 350 13.0
102.25
91.1
11.15
SE- AS -30b
STF
80'- 82'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE -AS -31 b
STF
80'- 82'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS -32b
WTF
80'- 82'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS-39b
WTF
80'- 82'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- SVE -40b
WTF
50'- 80'
C/O 3,050 10.0
-DRY
-
SE- AS-41b
WTF
80'- 82'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- SVE -42b
WTF
50'-80'
C/C
1,050
10.0
DRY
-
-
SE- SVE -43b
WTF
50'- 80'
C/C
5,650
15.0
DRY
-
SE- ASNE -44b
STF
60'- 100'
O/C
250
5.0
90.30
NP
NA
SE- ASNE45b
STF
60'- 100'
C/C
90
17.0
95.69
NP
NA
SE- ASNE -46b
STF
60'- 100'
C/C
1,000
30.0
98.18
97.91
0.27
SE- VE -47b
STF
501-80,
C/C
200
25.0
DRY
SE- VE -48b
STF
50'- 80'
C/C
900
5.0
DRY
-
-
SE- VE -49b
STF
50'-80'
C/C
70
15.0
DRY
-
SE- VE -50b
STF
50'- 80
C/C
50
12.0
DRY
-
-
TSG- ASNE -52b
STF
81,-911
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG - ASNE -53b
STF
811-91,
C/C 50 sparge Wen
DRY
-
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TABLE 4
SUMMARY OF INDIVIDUAL WELL CONCENTRATIONS, VACUUMS, AND DEPTHS TO PRODUCT/WATER
FORMER SUNLAND OIL REFINERY, 2152 COFFEE ROAD, BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA
Measured January 17 and January 18, 2008
Well No.
Manifold Location
Screen
Interval
Pen or
Closed on
Arrival!
De arture
Concentretlons° b
(ppmv)
Vacuum
(in.w.c.)
Static Depth
to Water
(ftl
Depth to
Product
(ft)
Product
Thickness
(ft)
STF
WTF
PA
TSG - ASNE -54b
STF
81' - 91'
C/C
150
Some a Well
NM
NM
NA
TSG - ASNE -55b
STF
81' - 91'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
GMX- ASNE -63b
STF
B0.5' - 90.5'
010
28,500
65.0
DRY
-
GMX- ASNE -64b
STF
79.9'- 89.9'
010
7,100
40.0
DRY
-
GMX- ASNE -65b
STF
80.11- 90.1'
0/0
30,700
56.0
DRY
GMX - ASNE -66b
NTF
80.11- 90.1'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- VE -68b
WTF
45'- 85'
C/C
120
20.0
DRY
-
-
TSG- VE-69b
STF
44'- 84'
O/C
60
3.0
DRY
TSG- VE -70b
STF
40'- 80'
C/C
125
27.0
DRY
ASNE -73b
STF
40' - 70'
C/C
350
20.0
DRY
ASNE -74b
STF
45'- 75'
C/C
200
20.0
DRY
-
ASNE -75b
STF
45'- 75'
C/C
330
20.0
DRY
ASNE -76b
STF
45'- 75'
C/C
400
10.0
DRY
-
AS-77b
STF
851-90,
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
AS -78b
STF
85'- 90'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
AS -79b
STF
85'-90'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
AS -80b
STF
85,-90,
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
AS-81b
STF
95'- 105'
0/0 1,590 27.0
97.41
NP
NA
ZONE C WELLS
SE-MW-9(R)'
WTF
60'- 125'
Blocked
NM
NM
NA
SE- MW -23a
STF
SO'- 130'
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- MW -23b
STF
160'- 165'
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- MW -24s
WTF
60' - 160'
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- MW -24d
WTF
170'- 175'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS /MW -28a
PA
70'- 120'
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS /MW -28b
PA
128'- 130'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS /MW -29b
PA
70'- 130'
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS-30c
STF
100'- 102'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS -30d
STF
120'- 122'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS -31c
STF
100'- 102'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS -31d
STF
120'- 122'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS-32c
WTF
100'- 102'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS -32d
WTF
120'- 122'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -34b
I WTF
90'- 130'
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -34c
WTF
148' - 150'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -35b
WTF
90'- 130'
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -35c
WTF
148'- 150'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -36b
PA
90'- 130'
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -36c
PA
148'- 150'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -37b
PA
90'- 130'
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -37c
PA
148'- 150'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -38b
PA
601-100,
NM
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -38c
PA
118' - 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS -39c
WTF
100'- 102'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS -39d
WTF
120'- 122'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- SVE -40c
WTF
90'- 120'
010 1 5,150 15.0
98.11
NP
NA
SE -AS-41 c
WTF
100'- 102'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- AS41d
WTF
120'- 122'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- SVE -42c
WTF
90'- 120'
010
9,100
10.0
97.21
NP
NA
SE- SVE -43C
WTF
90' -120'
0/0
14,950
20.0
93.51
NP
NA
SE- VE/AS -44c
STF
118'- 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -45c
STF
118'- 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE/AS -46c
STF
118'- 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
SE- VE-47c
STF
90'- 120'
C/C
1,350
48.0
95.98
NP
NA
SE- VE-48c
STF
90'- 120'
010
4,100
6.0
95.90
NP
NA
SE- VE-49c
STF
90'- 120'
0/0
100
15.0
97.11
NP
NA
SE- VE -50c
STF
90'- 120'
C/C
50
10.0
97.79
NP
NA
TSG- VE-68c
WTF
901-100,
C/C
150
20.0
96.13
NP
NA
TSG- VE-69c
STF
901-100,
C/C
60
3.0
96.77
NP
NA
TSG- VE -70c
STF
90.5'- 100.5'
0/0
1,150
9.0
98.20
NP
NA
ASNE -73c
STF
85'- 105'
0/0
2,700
NP
NA
ASNE -74c
STF
851-105,
0/0
5,050
60.0
97.62
NP
NA
ASNE -75c
STF
85'.- 105'
0/0
8,000
90.0
100.60
98.07
2.53
ASNE -76c
STF
85' -105'
0/0
1,340
46.0
97.07
1 NP
NA
ASNE -73d
STF
115'- 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
99.29
NP
NA
ASNE -74d
STF
115'- 120'
1 NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
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TABLE 4
SUMMARY OF INDIVIDUAL WELL CONCENTRATIONS, VACUUMS, AND DEPTHS TO PRODUCTIWATER
FORMER SUNLAND OIL REFINERY, 2152 COFFEE ROAD, BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA
Measured January 17 and January 18, 2008
Well No.
Manifold Location
Screen
Interval
Pen or
Closed on
Arrival I
Departure
Concentrations' b
(ppmv)
Vacuum
(in. w.c.)
Static Depth
to Water
(ft)
Depth to
Product
(ft)
Product
Thickness
(ft)
STF
WTF
PA
ASNE -75d
STF
115'- 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
ASNE -76d
STF
115'- 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
AS -77c
STF
110' - 115'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
AS -78c
STF
110' - 115'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
AS-79c
STF
110' - 115'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
AS -80c
STF
110' - 115'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
AS-81c
STF
80'- 125'
O/C
630
Sparge Well
96.79
NP
NA
TSG -VE -90
PG &E
88'- 118'
0/0
NM
NM
NM
NM
NA
TSG -VE -91
PG&E
85'- 120'
0/0
NM
NM
NM
NM
NA
TSG -VE -92
PG &E
78'- 118'
0/0
NM
NM
NM
NM
NA
TSG -VE -93
PG &E
80'- 120'
0/0
NM
NM
NM
NM
NA
TSG -VE -94
PG &E
87'- 117'
010
NM
NM
NM
NM
NA
TSG -VE -95
PG&E
85'- 120'
0/0
NM
NM
NM
NM
NA
TSG -VE -96
PG &E
85'- 115'
0/0
NM
NM
NM
NM
NA
TSG -VE -97
STF
80'- 125'
010
4,030
22.0
99.00
NP
NA
TSG -VE -98
STF
80'- 125'
C/O
1.000
68.0
94.28
NP
NA
TSG -VE -99
STF
80'- 125'
C/O
600
60.0
96.20
NP
NA
TSG -VE -100
STF
80'- 125'
0/0
2,900
54.0
94.43
NP
NA
TSG -VE -101
STF
80'- 125'
C/O
1,175 1
63.0
97.56
97.20
0.36
TSG -VE -102
STF
80'- 125'
C/O
600
1 42.0
98.73
98.72
0.01
TSG- AS -103c
WTF
115'- 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -103d
WTF
130' - 135'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -104c
WTF
115' - 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -104d
WTF
130'- 135'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -105c
WTF
115'- 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -105d
WTF
130' - 135'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -106c
WTF
115' - 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -106d
WTF
130'- 135'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -107c
WTF
115'- 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -107d
WTF
130'- 135'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -108c
WTF
1
115'- 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -108d
WTF
130'- 135'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -108c
WTF
115'- 120'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -108d
WTF
130'- 135'
NM - SPARGE ONLY
NM
NM
NA
TSG- AS -109b
WTF
50'- 80'
C/C
100
10.0
DRY
-
TSG- AS -109c
WTF
80'- 125'
0/0
1,300
14.0
91.50
NP
NA
TSG- AS -110b
WTF
50'-80'
C/C
40
12.0
DRY
-
-
TSG- AS -110c
WTF
80'- 125'
01C
400
15.0
97.05
NP
NA
TSG- AS -111b
WTF
SO'- 80'
C
2,070
10.0
DRY
-
-
TSG- AS -111c
WTF
80' -125'
C
2,150
20.0
95.00
NP
NA
TSG- AS -112b
WTF
50'- 80'
O/C
600
15.0
DRY
-
TSG -AS 112c
WTF
80'- 125'
O/C
350
26.0
97.05
NP
NM
TSG- AS-113b
WTF
85'- 120'
C
170
27.0
DRY
-
-
TSG- AS -113b
WTF
551-80,
C
900
30.0
98.12
97.93
0.19
L-egend /Notes:
a = Concentrations measured using calibrated Horiba Auto Emissions Analyzer MEXA 324J Series.
b = Concentrations measured at wells that were previously closed on arrival are purged a minimum of 3 well casing volumes prior to obtaining measurement
" = Well head blocked by a parked car.
- = Dry well; no product in well casing.
ppmv = parts per million by volume
In. w.c. = Inches of water column
ft = feet
O/C = Individual well valve position before (open) and after (closed) optimization.
STF = Former South Tank Farm WTF = Former West Tank Farm PA = Former Pond Area
NA = Not Applicable NM = Not Measured NP = No Product
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Re: Sunland
A2914734 / 7K27001
Enclosed is an analytical report for the above - referenced project. The samples included in
this report were received on 11/27/07 10:08 and analyzed in accordance with the attached
chain -of- custody.
Unless otherwise noted, all analytical testing was accomplished in accordance with the
guidelines established in our Quality Assurance Program Manual, applicable standard
operating procedures, and other related documentation. The results in this analytical
report are limited to the samples tested and any reproduction thereof must be made in its
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12/19/07
Sample ID Laboratory ID Matrix TAT Date Sampled Date Received
VOCs Gasoline /BTEX/MTBE Vapor
Process 7K27001 -01 Vapor 5 11/26/07 14:00 11/27/07 10:08
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LABORATORY ANALYSIS RESULTS
ANALVTICS
Client:
World Oil Marketing Company
AA Project No: A2914734
Project No:
NA
Date Received:
11/27/07
Project Name:
Sunland
Date Reported:
12/19/07
Matrix:
Vapor
Sampled:
11/26/07
Dilution:
5
Prepared:
11/28/07
Method:
VOCs GAS /BTEX/MTBE Vapor by GC 8015M/8021 M
Analyzed:
11/28/07
Process
7K27001 -01 (Vapor)
[Analyte
Result
(ug /L) MRL
Result
(ppmv)
MRL—]
Benzene
92
ug /L 0.5
28.80
ppmv
0.16
Ethylbenzene
120
ug /L 0.5
27.63
ppmv
0.12
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
11000
ug /L 20
2,689.50
ppmv
4.89
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
54
ug /L 2
14.98
ppmv
0.55
Toluene
470
ug /L 0.5
124.72
ppmv
0.13
Xylenes, Total
670
ug /L 1
154.54
ppmv
0.23
Surrogates %REC %REC Limits
a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene 94.8% 70 -130
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Reporting Spike Source %REC RPD
Analyte Result Limit Units Level Result %REC Limits RPD Limit Notes
VOCs GAS /BTEX/MTBE Vapor by GC 8015M/8021 M - Quality Control
Batch B7K2809 - "* DEFAULT PREP
ug /L
Blank (B7K2809 -BLK1)
90.0
70 -130
Prepared & Analyzed: 11/28/07
Benzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Ethylbenzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
<20
20
ug /L
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
<2.0
2.0
ug /L
Toluene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Xylenes, Total
<1.0
1.0
ug /L
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
45.0
ug /L
50.0
90.0
70 -130
LCS (B7K2809 -BS1)
Prepared & Analyzed: 11 /28/07
Benzene
20.5
0.50
ug /L
20.0
102
75 -125
Ethylbenzene
22.4
0.50
ug /L
20.0
112
75 -125
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
463
20
ug /L
500.
92.6
75 -125
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
91.0
2.0
ug /L
100
91.0
75 -125
Toluene
21.4
0.50
ug /L
20.0
107
75 -125
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
52.4
ug/L
50.0
105
70 -130
LCS Dup (B7K2809 -BSD1)
Prepared & Analyzed: 11/28/07
Benzene
20.4
0.50
ug /L
20.0
102
75 -125
0.489
30
Ethylbenzene
22.3
0.50
ug /L
20.0
112
75 -125
0.447
30
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
467
20
ug /L
500
93.4
75 -125
0.860
30
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
95.1
2.0
ug /L
100
95.1
75 -125
4.41
30
Toluene
21.4
0.50
ug /L
20.0
107
75 -125
0.00
30
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
52.9
ug /L
50.0
106
70 -130
Duplicate (B7K2809 -DUP1)
Source: 7K28004 -02 Prepared & Analyzed: 11/28/07
Benzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
<0.50
30
Ethylbenzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
<0.50
30
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
<20
20
ug /L
<20
30
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
<2.0
2.0
ug /L
<2.0
30
Toluene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
<0.50
30
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene 45.1 ug /L 50.0 90.2 70 -130
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Project Name: Sunland Date Reported: 12/19/07
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guidelines established in our Quality Assurance Program Manual, applicable standard
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[Sample ID Laboratory ID Matrix TAT Date Sampled Date Received
VOCs Gasoline /BTEX /MTBE Vapor
Process 71-20007 -01 Vapor 5 12/18/07 08:15 12/20/07 12:04
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ANALYTICS
Client:
World Oil Marketing Company
AA Project No: A2914759
Project No:
NA
Date Received:
12/20/07
Project Name:
Sunland
Date Reported:
12/31/07
Matrix:
Vapor
Sampled:
12/18/07
Dilution:
20
Prepared:
12/21/07
Method:
VOCs GAS /BTEX/MTBE Vapor by GC 8015M/8021 M
Analyzed:
12/21/07
ug /L
Process
38.83
ppmv
0.55
71-20007 -01 (Vapor)
130
ug /L
Analyte Result (ug /L) MRL Result (ppmv) MRL
Benzene
77
ug /L
0.5
24.10
ppmv
0.16
Ethylbenzene
41
ug /L
0.5
9.44
ppmv
0.12
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
7900
ug /L
20
1,931.55
ppmv
4.89
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
140
ug /L
2
38.83
ppmv
0.55
Toluene
130
ug /L
0.5
34.50
ppmv
0.13
Xylenes, Total
240
ug /L
1
55.36
ppmv
0.23
Surrogates
%REC
%REC Limits
a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
113%
70 -130
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Project Name: Sunland Date Reported:
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A2914759
12/20/07
12/31/07
Reporting Spike Source %REC RPD
Analyte Result Limit Units Level Result %REC Limits RPD Limit Notes
VOCs GAS /BTEX/MTBE Vapor by GC 8015M/8021 M - Quality Control
Batch B7L2115 - ***DEFAULT PREP`
Blank (B7L2115 -BLK1)
57.4
ug /L
Prepared & Analyzed: 12/21/07
Benzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
0.50
ug /L
20.0
Ethylbenzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Ethylbenzene
21.0
0.50
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
<20
20
ug /L
2.82
30
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
<2.0
2.0
ug /L
106
75 -125
0.749
Toluene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
ug /L
100
81.2
Xylenes, Total
<1.0
1.0
ug /L
20.1
0.50
ug /L
Surrogate: a, a,a- Trifluorotoluene
60.0
75 -125
ug /L
50.0
120
70 -130
LCS (B71-2115 -BSI)
Prepared & Analyzed: 12/21/07
Benzene
21.2
0.50
ug /L
20.0
106
75 -125
Ethylbenzene
21.6
0.50
ug /L
20.0
108
75 -125
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
536
20
ug /L
500
107
75 -125
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
85.2
2.0
ug /L
100
85.2
75 -125
Toluene
20.9
0.50
ug/L
20.0
104
75 -125
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
LCS Dup (671-2115 -BSDI)
57.4
ug /L
50.0 115 70 -130
Prepared & Analyzed: 12/21/07
Benzene
20.3
0.50
ug /L
20.0
102
75 -125
4.34
30
Ethylbenzene
21.0
0.50
ug /L
20.0
105
75 -125
2.82
30
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
532
20
ug /L
500
106
75 -125
0.749
30
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
81.2
2.0
ug /L
100
81.2
75 -125
4.81
30
Toluene
20.1
0.50
ug /L
20.0
100
75 -125
3.90
30
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
55.7
ug /L 50.0
111 70 -130
Duplicate (B7L2115 -DUP1)
Source: 71-20007 -01 Prepared & Analyzed: 12/21/07
Benzene
46.2
10
ug /L
77
50.0
30
Ethylbenzene
35.2
10
ug /L
41
15.2
30
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
8380
400
ug /L
7900
5.90
30
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
69.3
40
ug /L
140
67.6
30
Toluene
96.9
10
ug /L
130
29.2
30
Surrogate: a, a,a- Trifluorotoluene 54.9 ug /L 50.0 110 70 -130
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chain -of- custody.
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guidelines established in our Quality Assurance Program Manual, applicable standard
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Client: World Oil Marketing Company AA Project No: A2914798
Project No: NA Date Received: 01/25/08
Project Name: Sunland Date Reported: 02/22/08
Sample ID Laboratory ID Matrix TAT Date Sampled Date Received
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Client:
World Oil Marketing Company
AA Project No: A2914798
Project No:
NA
Date Received: 01/25/08
Project Name:
Sunland
Date Reported: 02/22/08
Matrix:
Vapor
Sampled:
01/24/08
Dilution:
20
Prepared:
01/25/08
Method:
VOCs GAS /BTEX/MTBE Vapor by GC 8015M/8021 M
Analyzed:
01/25/08
Process -INF
8A25001 -01 (Vapor)
Analyte
Result
(ug /L) MRL
Result
(ppmv) MRL
Benzene
87
ug /L 0.5
27.23
ppmv
0.16
Ethylbenzene
41
ug /L 0.5
9.44
ppmv
0.12
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
9200
ug /L 20
2,249.40
ppmv
4.89
Methyl -tert -Butyl Ether (MTBE)
130
ug /L 2
36.06
ppmv
0.55
Toluene
170
ug /L 0.5
45.11
ppmv
0.13
Xylenes, Total
240
ug /L 1
55.36
ppmv
0.23
Surrogates %REC %REC Limits
a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene 110% 70 -130
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A2914798
01/25/08
02/22/08
Reporting Spike Source %REC RPD
Analyte Result Limit Units Level Result %REC Limits RPD Limit Notes
VOCs GAS /BTEX/MTBE Vapor by GC 8015M18021 M - Quality Control
Batch B8A2525 - * ** DEFAULT PREP * **
Blank (B8A2525 -BLK1)
44.9
Prepared & Analyzed: 01/25/08
Benzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Ethylbenzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
<20
20
ug /L
Methyl -tert -Butyl Ether (MTBE)
<2.0
2.0
ug /L
Toluene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Xylenes, Total
<1.0
1.0
ug /L
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
44.9
ug /L
50
89.8
70 -130
LCS (B8A2525 -BS1)
Prepared & Analyzed: 01/25/08
Benzene
21.3
0.50
ug /L
20
106
75 -125
Ethylbenzene
21.1
0.50
ug /L
20
106
75 -125
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
398
20
ug /L
500
79.6
75 -125
Methyl -tent -Butyl Ether (MTBE)
106
2.0
ug /L
100
106
75 -125
Toluene
20.2
0.50
ug /L
20
101
75 -125
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
50.0
ug /L
50
100
70 -130
LCS Dup (B8A2525 -BSD1)
Prepared & Analyzed: 01/25/08
Benzene
21.4
0.50
ug /L
20
107
75 -125
0.843 30
Ethylbenzene
21.6
0.50
ug /L
20
108
75 -125
2.42 30
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
418
20
ug /L
500
83.6
75 -125
4.90 30
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
105
2.0
ug /L
100
105
75 -125
1.72 30
Toluene
20.8
0.50
ug /L
20
104
75 -125
3.12 30
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
46.6
ug /L
50
93.2
70 -130
Duplicate (B8A2525 -DUP1)
Source: 8A25003 -01 Prepared & Analyzed: 01/25/08
Benzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
<0.50
30
Ethylbenzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
<0.50
30
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
<20
20
ug /L
<20
30
Methyl -tert -Butyl Ether (MTBE)
<2.0
2.0
ug /L
<2.0
30
Toluene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
<0.50
30
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
44.3
ug /L
50
88.6
70 -130
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Project No: NA Date Received: 01/25/08
Project Name: Sunland Date Reported: 02/22/08
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Enclosed is an analytical report for the above - referenced project. The samples included in
this report were received on 02/20/08 10:19 and analyzed in accordance with the attached
chain -of- custody.
Unless otherwise noted, all analytical testing was accomplished in accordance with the
guidelines established in our Quality Assurance Program Manual, applicable standard
operating procedures, and other related documentation. The results in this analytical
report are limited to the samples tested and any reproduction thereof must be made in its
entirety.
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me at American Analytics.
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Client: World Oil Marketing Company AA Project No:
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Project Name: Sunland Date Reported:
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A2914836
02/20/08
03/07/08
Sample ID Laboratory ID Matrix TAT Date Sampled Date Received
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Process ' 8620002 -01 Vapor 5 02/19/0813:30 02/20/0810:19
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Client:
World Oil Marketing Company
AA Project No: A2914836
Project No:
NA
Date Received: 02/20/08
Project Name:
Sunland
Date Reported: 03/07/08
Matrix:
Vapor
Sampled:
02/19/08
Dilution:
5
Prepared:
02/21/08
Method:
VOCs GAS /BTEX/MTBE Vapor by GC 8015M/8021M
Analyzed:
02/21/08
Process
81320002 -01 (Vapor)
Analyte
Result
(ug /L) MRL
Result
(ppmv)
MRL
Benzene
64
ug /L 0.5
20.03
ppmv
0.16
Ethylbenzene
63
ug /L 0.5
14.51
ppmv
0.12
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
11000
ug /L 20
2,689.50
ppmv
4.89
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
65
ug /L 2
18.03
ppmv
0.55
Toluene
97
ug /L 0.5
25.74
ppmv
0.13
Xylenes, Total
300
ug /L 1
69.20
ppmv
0.23
Surrogates %REC %REC Limits
a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene 98.0% 70 -130
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A2914836
02/20/08
03/07/08
Reporting Spike Source %REC RPD
Analyte Result Limit Units Level Result %REC Limits RPD Limit Notes
VOCs GAS /BTEXIMTBE Vapor by GC 8015M18021 M - Quality Control
Batch B8B2108 - * ** DEFAULT PREP * **
Blank (B8B2108 -BLK1)
45.6
Prepared & Analyzed: 02/21/08
Benzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Ethylbenzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
<20
20
ug /L
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
<2.0
2.0
ug /L
Toluene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Xylenes, Total
<1.0
1.0
ug /L
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
45.6
ug /L
50
91.2
70 -130
LCS (B8B2108 -BSI)
Prepared & Analyzed: 02/21/08
Benzene
20.5
0.50
ug /L
20
103
75 -125
Ethylbenzene
20.7
0.50
ug /L
20
103
75 -125
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
511
20
ug /L
500
102
75 -125
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
99.1
2.0
ug /L
100
99.1
75 -125
Toluene
19.6
0.50
ug /L
20
97.9
75 -125
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
49.2
ug /L
50
98.4
70 -130
LCS Dup (B8B2108 -BSD1)
Prepared & Analyzed: 02/21/08
Benzene
20.5
0.50
ug /L
20
102
75 -125
0.0390 30
Ethylbenzene
20.2
0.50
ug /L
20
101
75 -125
2.29 30
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
457
20
ug /L
500
91.4
75 -125
11.2 30
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
92.0
2.0
ug /L
100
92.0
75 -125
7.44 30
Toluene
19.6
0.50
ug /L
20
98.0
75 -125
0.117 30
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
49.5
ug /L
50
99.0
70430
Duplicate (B8B2108 -DUP1)
Source: 8B20007
-01 Prepared
& Analyzed: 02/21/08
Benzene
0.925
0.50
ug /L
0.982
5.98 30
Ethylbenzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
<0.50
30
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
197
20
ug /L
197
0.00 30
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
5.46
2.0
ug /L
5.59
2.28 30
Toluene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
<0.50
30
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
46.2
ug /L
50
92.4
70 -130
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John Hundley
World Oil Marketing Company O
9302 South Garfield Avenue
South Gate, CA 90280 -3896 MAY 2 0 2008
I Via FTP
Re: Sunland
A2914866 / 8C18001
Enclosed is an analytical report for the above - referenced project. The samples included in
this report were received on 03/18/08 10:11 and analyzed in accordance with the attached
chain -of- custody.
Unless otherwise noted, all analytical testing was accomplished in accordance with the
guidelines established in our Quality Assurance Program Manual, applicable standard
operating procedures, and other related documentation. The results in this analytical
report are limited to the samples tested and any reproduction thereof must be made in its
entirety.
If you have any questions regarding this report or require additional information please call
me at American Analytics.
Sincerely,
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'A'N'ALYTICS
Client: World Oil Marketing Company AA Project No: A2914866
Project No: NA Date Received: 03/18/08
Project Name: Sunland Date Reported: 04/07/08
Sample ID Laboratory ID Matrix TAT Date Sampled Date Received
VOCs Gasoline /BTEX/MTBE Vapor
Process 8C18001 -01 Vapor 5 03/17/0814:00 03/18/0810:11
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LABORATORY ANALYSIS RESULTS
AN`AL'YTICS
Client: World Oil Marketing Company
AA Project No: A2914866
Project No: NA
Date Received:
03/18/08
Project Name: Sunland
Date Reported:
04/07/08
Matrix: Vapor
Sampled:
03/17/08
Dilution: 2
Prepared:
03/19/08
Method: VOCs GAS /BTEX/MTBE Vapor by GC 8015M/8021 M
Analyzed:
03/19/08
Process
8C18001 -01 (Vapor)
Analyte Result
(ug /L) MRL
Result
(ppmv)
MRL
Benzene
4.7
ug /L 0.5
1.47
ppmv
0.16
Ethylbenzene
8.6
ug /L 0.5
1.98
ppmv
0.12
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
1600
ug /L 20
391.20
ppmv
4.89
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
6.5
ug /L 2
1.80
ppmv
0.55
Toluene
8.0
ug /L 0.5
2.12
ppmv
0.13
Xylenes, Total
44
ug /L 1
10.15
ppmv
0.23
Surrogates
%REC
%REC Limits
a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
92.4%
70 -130
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Project No: NA Date Received:
Project Name: Sunland Date Reported:
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A2914866
03/18/08
04/07/08
Reporting Spike Source %REC RPD
Analyte Result Limit Units Level Result %REC Limits RPD Limit Notes
VOCs GAS /BTEX/MTBE Vapor by GC 8015M/8021 M - Quality Control
Batch B8C1913 - * ** DEFAULT PREP
* **
Blank (B8C1913 -BLK1)
Prepared
& Analyzed: 03/19/08
Benzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Ethylbenzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
<20
20
ug /L
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
<2.0
2.0
ug /L
Toluene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Xylenes, Total
<1.0
1.0
ug /L
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
45.5
ug /L
50
91.0
70 -130
LCS (B8C1913 -BS1)
Prepared
& Analyzed: 03/19/08
Benzene
21.5
0.50
ug /L
20
108
75 -125
Ethylbenzene
21.5
0.50
ug /L
20
108
75 -125
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
490
20
ug /L
500
98.0
75 -125
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
115
2.0
ug /L
100
115
75 -125
Toluene
20.5
0.50
ug /L
20
102
75 -125
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
51.4
ug /L
50
103
70 -130
LCS Dup (B8C1913 -BSD1)
Prepared & Analyzed: 03/19/08
Benzene
21.1
0.50
ug /L
20
106
75 -125
2.01 30
Ethylbenzene
20.7
0.50
ug /L
20
104
75 -125
3.80 30
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
464
20
ug /L
500
92.8
75 -125
5.45 30
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
116
2.0
ug /L
100
116
75 -125
1.07 30
Toluene
20.1
0.50
ug /L
20
100
75 -125
2.10 30
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
50.3
ug /L
50
101
70 -130
Duplicate (BBC1913 -DUP1)
Source: 8C18001 -01
Prepared & Analyzed: 03/19/08
Benzene
4.46
1.0
ug /L
4.66
4.25 30
Ethylbenzene
8.34
1.0
ug /L
8.59
2.95 30
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
1610
40
ug /L
1590
1.25 30
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
6.39
4.0
ug /L
6.52
2.04 30
Toluene
7.77
1.0
ug /L
8.01
3.04 30
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
53.6
ug /L
50
107
70 -130
Viorel Vasile
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Tel: (818) 998 -5547 • Fax: (818) 998 -7258
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LABORATORY ANALYSIS RESULTS
'ANACYTICS
Client: World Oil Marketing Company AA Project No: A2914866
Project No: NA Date Received: 03/18/08
Project Name: Sunland Date Reported: 04/07/08
Special Notes
Viorel Vasile
Operations Manager
American Analytics • 9765 Eton Avenue, Chatsworth, California 91311
Tel: (818) 998 -5547 • Fax: (818) 998 -7258
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9302 South Garfield Avenue
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John Hundley
World Oil Marketing Company
9302 South Garfield Avenue
South Gate, CA 90280 -3896
Re: Sunland
A2914908/8D25006
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MAY 2 0 2008
------------------ - - - - --
Via FTP
Enclosed is an analytical report for the above - referenced project. The samples included in
this report were received on 04/25/08 10:26 and analyzed in accordance with the attached
chain -of- custody.
Unless otherwise noted, all analytical testing was accomplished in accordance with the
guidelines established in our Quality Assurance Program Manual, applicable standard
operating procedures, and other related documentation. The results in this analytical
report are limited to the samples tested and any reproduction thereof must be made in its
entirety.
If you have any questions regarding this report or require additional information please call
me at American Analytics.
Sincerely,
Viorel Vasile
Operations Manager
AMERICAN
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AN'ALYTICS
Client: World Oil Marketing Company AA Project No: A2914908
Project No: NA Date Received: 04/25/08
Project Name: Sunland Date Reported: 05/06/08
Sample ID Laboratory ID Matrix TAT Date Sampled Date Received
VOCs Gasoline /BTEX/MTBE Vapor
Process 8D25006 -01 Vapor 5 04/24/0814:30 04/25/0810:26
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LABORATORY ANALYSIS RESULTS
ANACVTICS
Client: World Oil Marketing Company AA Project No: A2914908
Project No; NA Date Received: 04/25/08
Project Name: Sunland Date Reported: 05/06/08
Matrix: Vapor Sampled: 04/24/08
Dilution: 5 Prepared: 04/25/08
Method: VOCs GAS /BTEX/MTBE Vapor by GC 8015M/8021 M Analyzed: 04/25/08
Process
8D25006 -01 (Vapor)
Analyte Result (ug /L) MRL Result (ppmv) MRL
Benzene
62
ug /L
0.5
19.41.
ppmv
0.16
Ethylbenzene
62
ug /L
0.5
14.28
ppmv
0.12
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
12000
ug /L
20
2,934.00
ppmv
4.89
Methyl -tert -Butyl Ether (MTBE)
150
ug /L
2
41.61
ppmv
0.55
Toluene
91
ug /L
0.5
24.15
ppmv
0.13
Xylenes, Total
230
ug /L
1
53.05
ppmv
0.23
Surrogates
%REC
%REC Limits
a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
108%
70 -130
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Project No: NA Date Received:
Project Name: Sunland Date Reported:
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A2914908
04/25/08
05/06/08
Reporting Spike Source %REC RPD
Analyte Result Limit Units Level Result %REC Limits RPD Limit Notes
VOCs GASIBTEX/MTBE Vapor by GC 8015M18021 M - Quality Control
Batch B8D2508 - * ** DEFAULT PREP * **
ug /L
Blank (B8D2508 -BLK1)
114
70 -130
Prepared & Analyzed: 04/25/08
Benzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Ethylbenzene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
<20
20
ug /L
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
<2.0
2.0
ug /L
Toluene
<0.50
0.50
ug /L
Xylenes, Total
<1.0
1.0
ug /L
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
57.1
ug /L
50
114
70 -130
LCS (B8D2508 -BS1)
Prepared
& Analyzed: 04/25/08
Benzene
18.3
0.50
ug /L
20
91.4
75 -125
Ethylbenzene
19.0
0.50
ug /L
20
94.8
75 -125
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
562
20
ug /L
500
112
75 -125
Methyl -tert -Butyl Ether (MTBE)
104
2.0
ug /L
100
104
75 -125
Toluene
18.4
0.50
ug /L
20
92.2
75 -125
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
59.5
ug /L
50
119
70 -130
LCS Dup (B8D2508 -BSD1)
Prepared & Analyzed: 04/25/08
Benzene
18.3
0.50
ug /L
20
91.5
75 -125
0.0656
30
Ethylbenzene
18:8
0.50
ug /L
20
93.9
75 -125
0.959
30
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
529
20
ug /L
500
106
75 -125
6.05
30
Methyl -tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
108
2.0
ug /L
100
108
75 -125
4.21
30
Toluene
18.4
0.50
ug /L
20
91.9
75 -125
0.342
30
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene
56.4
ug /L
50
113
70 -130
Duplicate (B8D2508 -DUP1)
Source: 8D25007
-02 Prepared & Analyzed: 04/25/08
Benzene
6.80
0.50
ug /L
7.44
8.92
30
Ethylbenzene
10.7
0.50
ug /L
10.7
0.0655
30
Gasoline Range Organics (GRO)
1440
20
ug /L
1390
3.67
30
Methyl -tert -Butyl Ether (MTBE)
53.6
2.0
ug /L
53.2
0.691
30
Toluene
19.9
0.50
ug /L
19.7
1.06
30
Surrogate: a,a,a- Trifluorotoluene 55.9 ug/L 50 112 70 -130
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World Oil Marketing Company
NA
Sunland
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Date Received: 04/25/08
Date Reported: 05/06/08
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Individual Well Vapor Concentration and Vacuum Data
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Vapor Extraction Monitoring Log
6615"91456
SITE INFORMATION
Client/Site: Former Sunland Oil Refinery Unit: Baker Thermal Oxidizer
Address: 2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA Job #: 02 -WOC -075
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Initials:
Date: IV
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WELL NO,
Manlfold
Location
Screen
Interval
Open/
Closed
on
Departure
Concentrations
(ppmv)
Vacuurn
(in. w.c.)
Depth to
Water
ft
(•}
Depth to
Product
(ft.)
Total Well
Depth
(ft)
)
W
S
N /PG
P
MW-4
S
33'- 55'
MW -5
S
75' - 100'
C
CV
/
7
MW-8
S
70' - 90'
MW -12
S
74'- 104'
SE- MW -23a
S
501-130,
SE- MW -23b
I
S1
1
160'- 165'
SE- AS -30a
I
S1
60'- 62'
Sparse Well
SE- AS -30b
S
80'- 82'
Sparga Well
SE- AS -30c
S
100'- 102'
Sparse Wall
SE- AS -30d
S
120'- 122'
Spurge Wall
SE- AS -31a
S
60'- 62'
Sparse Well
SE- AS -31b
S
80' - 82'
Sparse Wan
SE- AS-31c
I
S1
100'- 102'
Sparse Wall
SE- AS-31d
I
S1
120'- 122'
sparse Well
SE- ASNE -44a
IS1
10'- 50'
SE- ASNE -44b
ISI
60--100-
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SE- ASNE -44c
ISI
118'- 120'
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SE- ASNE -45a
ISI
10'-50'
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ISI
60'- 100'
10
SE- ASNE -45c
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118'- 120'
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101-50,
SE- ASNE -46b
S1
60'- 100'
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118'- 120'
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1 10' - 40'
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1 50'- 80'
SE- VE-47c
S1
90' - 120'
350
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50--.80,
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90'- 120'
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50' - 80'
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50'- 80'
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90' -120'
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10'- 70'
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Vapor Extraction Monitoring Log
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ASNE -75b
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115' -120'
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SNE -76b
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45' - 75'
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SNE -76c
ISI
85'- 105'
0
AS/VE -76d
ISI
1 115'- 120'
Sparge well
AS -77a
I S1
60'- 65'
sparse well
AS-77b
S1
851-90,
Sparge well
AS -77c
S1
1101-115,
Sparga Well
AS -78a
S1
6D'- 65'
Sparga Wall
AS -78b
S1
85' - 90'
Sparge Wall
AS -78c
S
110' - 115'
Sparge well
AS -79a
S
60-65'
sparse Well
AS-79b
S
901-95,
Sparge Well
AS-79c
S
120'- 125'
Sparge well
AS -80a
S
601-65,
sparse wall
AS-80b
S1
851-90,
Sparge well
AS -80c
S1
110' - 115'
sparse wall
AS -81a
ISI
60'- 80'
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AS -81b
ISI
1 95-105, 105'
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3 a
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WELL NO.
Manifold
Location
Screen
Interval
Open!
Closed
on
Departure
Concentrations
(ppmv)
Vacuum
(in. w.c,)
Depth to
Water
(ft•)
Depth to
Product
(ft.)
Total Well
Depth
W
S
N /PG
P
TSG -VE -90
PGE
88'- 118'
SG -VE -91
PGE
85'- 120'
SG -VE -92
PGE
78'- 118'
SG -VE -93
PGE
80' - 120'
SG -VE -94
PGE
B7'- 117'
TSG -VE -95
PGE
85'- 120'
SG -VE -96
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86-115-
GMX - ASNE -66a
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45.1'. 75.1'
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80.1' - 90.1'
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MW -7
W
76- 95'
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60'- 125'
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72'- 92'
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78'-108'
50
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1
60' - 160'
SE- MW -24d
W1
1
1
170'-175-
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SE- AS -32a
W1
1
60'- 62'
Spargo Wall
SE- AS -32b
W
80'- 82'
Sparge Well
SE- AS -32c
W
100'- 102'
Sparge Well
SE-AS-32d
W
120'- 122'
Sparge welt
SE- AS-33a
W
60'- 62'
Sparge well
SE -AS -32b
W
80'- 82'
Sparge Well
SE -AS -32c
W
100'- 102'
Sparge Well
SE- AS -32d
W
120'- 122'
Sparge Well
SE- VE /AS -34a
W
40'- 80'
SE- VE /AS -34b
W
90'- 130'
SE- VE /AS -34c
W
148'- 150'
Sparge well
SE- VE /AS -35a
wl
1
40'-80'
SE- VE/AS -35b
wl
1
901-130,
SE- VE /AS -35c
W
148'- 150'
Sparge Well
SE- AS -39a
W
60'- 62'
Sparge Well
SE- AS -39b
W
80'- 82'
Sparga well
S E- AS -39c
W
100'- 102'
Sparge well
SE- AS -39d
W
120' -122'
Sparge well
SE- SVE -40a
W
10' - 40'
Q
'2
SE- SVE -40b
W
501-80,
3 G a
SE- SVE -40c
W1
1
90'- 120'
S D
5
9J I/ l
SE- AS-41a
W
60'- 62'
Sparge Well
SE- AS -41b
W
80'- 82'
Sparge Well
SE- AS-41c
W
100'- 102'
Sparge Well
SE -AS-41 d
W
120'- 122'
Sparge Wen
SE- SVE -42a
W
10'- 40'
17 7G
A2
SE- SVE -42b
W
50--80-
p 5D
16
SE- SVE -42c
wl
1
90' - 120'
DC3
16
7
'-
SE- SVE43a
wl
1
10'- 40'
SE- SVE113b
W
50--80'
r
6
SE- SVE -43c
W
90' - 120'
O
SG- VE -68b
W
45' - B5'
TSG VE -88c
W
90' - 100'
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Former Sunland Vapor Extraction Monitoring Log Sheet 3 of 4 The Source Grouu, Inc.
Jan 21 08 O8:47a
We-tern States/ Horizon
The Source Group, Inc.
Vapor Extraction Monitoring Log
6615E+9145S
W = West Tank Farm
S = South Tank Farm
N = North Tank Farm
P = Pond Side
PGE = Pacific Gas and
Nnfno
Former Sunland Vapor ExtracdOn Wngoring Log
Sheet of 4 The Source Group, Inc.
p -5
Manifold
Screen
Screen
Open/
Op
Closed
Concentrations
Vacuum
Depth to
Depth to
Total Well
WELL NO.
Location
on
(ppmv)
(in. w.c.)
Water
Product
Depth
(ft.)
(ft.)
{h.}
W
S
N/PG
P
Departure
SE- ASIMW -28a
P
70'- 120'
SE- AS /MW -28b
P
128'- 130'
Sparse Well
SE -VEIMW -292
P
10' - 60'
SE- VEIMW -29b
P
70'.130'
SE- VE /AS -36a
P
40' - 80'
SE- VEIAS -36b
P
90'- 130'
SE- VEIAS -36c
P
148'- 150'
Sporgo Well
SE- VEIAS -37a
P
40'- 60'
SE- VEIAS -37b
P
90'- 130'
SE- VEIAS -37c
P
148'- 150'
sparse Well
SE- VEIAS -3Ba
P
IV - 50'
SE- VEIAS -38b
P
60'- 100'
SE- VEIAS -38c
P
118'- 120'
Sparse Well
TSG- AS -103c
W
1151-120,
Spargo Well
SG- AS -103d
W
130'- 135'
Spargo Well
TSG- AS -104c
W
115- 120'
Sparga Well
TSG- AS -104d
W
130'- 135'
SG AS -1050
W
Sparga Well
TSG- AS•105d
W
115'
Sparse Well
130'- 135'
TSG- AS -106c
W
Spargo Welt
115' • 120'
TSG- AS -106d
W
Sparse Wall
130'- 135'
TSG- A&107c
W
3parsa Wefl
115'- 120'
TSG -AS -1074
W
sparse Weli
SG- AS -108c
W
sparse wall
TSG- AS -108d
W
115' -120'
sparse wail
1301-135,
TSG- VE -109b
W
spareo wen
TSG- VE -109c
W
50 '
TSG- VE•110b
W
BD' -
4
T'SG- VE -110c
W
T'SG-VE-111b
W
f SG- VE•111 c
W
50' -80'
07 4
O
FSG- VE -112b
W
80' - 125'
/S o
a
S coo
SSG- VE -112c
W
50' - 80'
- SG-VE -113c
W
BO'- 125'
C
'SG- VE -113b ;
W
55' - 80'
85'- 125-1
W = West Tank Farm
S = South Tank Farm
N = North Tank Farm
P = Pond Side
PGE = Pacific Gas and
Nnfno
Former Sunland Vapor ExtracdOn Wngoring Log
Sheet of 4 The Source Group, Inc.
p -5
Attachment C
of Waste Manifest Forms
The Source Group. Inc.
Please Print or type. (Form desiqned for use an eIlle (12-pitch) typewriter.)
Form Annroved- 0MR Nn- 205171-01711q
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UNIFORM HAZARD Ous
2. Page 1 of
T3. —Emergency R esporlso Phone
-7003560732
4. Manl(est Tracking Number
WASTE MANIFEST
11.Genera�orl().Number
.
I: -
JJK
5. Geriptor'.1 Nlame-and Generators Site Address (it different than maiRng address)
H Gil,
Generator's Phone:
6. Trarqvrier I Company Narnu U.S. EPA ID Number
7. Transporter 2 Company Name U.S. EPA ID Number
8 DesiLuted Facifily Name and Site Address U.S. EPA ID Number
Facility's Phone: 0;4
go.
9b. U.S. DOT Description (Including Proper Shipping Name, Hazard rJass, ID Number,
10. Contaii ers
11. Total
12. Unit
HIA
and Packing Group (ii any))
Quantity
WIPJdI.
13. VVaste Codes
No.
Type
LU
3.
14. Special Handling Insinuclions and Adclitional Infonmarlion
GENERATORWOFFEROITS CERTIFICATION: I hereby declare that the contents of this consigntment are ful�—hnd accurately described above by the proper shipping name, "are classified, packagedl,
marked and labeledtplacarded, and are in all respects In proper condition for transport according to applicable inlemationaJ and national governmental regutations. If export shipment and I am the Primary
Exporter, Ice" that the oontents of this consignment ccmform to the Lerms of the attached EPAAcknowledgment of Consent.
115.
I certly that the waste minirnizalion statement idenlifled in 40 GFR 262.27(a) (if I am a large quantity generator) or (b) (� am a0all quantity generator) is "a.
GenetaVsAyeror's Printed/Typed Name Signature Month Day your
1 — I ZZZE;�/ 4Z [g,�-,e
13 Import to U.S, Exprtf.. U.S. Port of entr�xlt�
TransportersiRnalure (for exports only): Dale leaving U.S.:
Uj
17. Transporter Acknoviledgment of ��of Materials
Transpofterl Name "Month Day Year
18, Discrepancy
18a. Discrepancy Indication Space El o.nuly OTYpe Residue Partial Rejeclion Full R.jection
Manifesl Reference Number.
1 8b. Alternate Facility (or Generator) U.S. EPA ID Number
Facitity's Phone:
LL,
18c. Signature of Alternate Facility (or Generator)
Month Day ear
U5
19. Hazardous Waste Report Management Method Codes (i.e., codes for hazardous waste treatment, disposal. and recycling sys-ms)
LLI
1.
20, Designated Facilay Owner orOpefator: Certification of receipt of hazardous materials covered by Ithe manifest except as noted rn Item 18a
PrintedlTyped Name bignalurre Month Day Year
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SMI'M GRAPHIC SHRVICFS • (760) 247 -3997 • FAX (760) 247 -3998
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160729
PSBURY ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
1300 S. SANTA FE AVE. ❑ COMPTON, CALIFORNIA 90221 ❑ (310) 886-3400
SERVICE ORDER
DATE rG7 '`��/ ' C� JOB LOCATION
CUSTOMER COMPANY NAM i\
BILLING ADDRESS ADDRESS -2L—n- —7� Y'• c c•rs
PHONE P_0.#
ZIP PHONE PERSON TO CONTACT
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DRIVERS INSTRUCTIONS:
ESTIMATED GALLONS WHERE DISPOSED OFD
RECEIVING TICKET # MANIFEST #
WEIGHT TICKET # CUSTOMER EPA 1.13. #
DRIVERS REMARKS:_
LEFT YARD
LOADING: UNLOADING:
ARRIVAL START LOAD FINISH LOAD ARRIVAL START UN -LOAD FINISH UN -LOAD
RETURN TO YARD TOTAL TIME
DRIVER TRUCK #_
ACCESSORIAL EQUIPMENT
CUSTOMER NAME CUSTOMER SIGNATURE
PRINT
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(OFFICE USE ONLY)
TRANSPORTATION RATE: DISPOSAL /RECYCLE
tint or tvoe. (Form desioned for use on elite (12- Ditch) ivioewriler.)
Form AnnrlVnd. (WR No. 2050 -fM39
[FORM HAZARDOUS
1. Generator ID Number
Page 1 of
3. Emergency Response Phone
4. Manifest Tracking Number
PASTE MANIFEST
C A R 0 0 0 0 1 5 6 9 3
12.
1
(600) 424 -9300
002534521 J J K
enera[Vs Name and Mail' Address Generator's SileAddress (it different than mailing address)
SUNLAND RE94ERY
3302 S. GARFIELD AVE 2152 COFFEE ROAD
SOUTH GATE CA 90280 BAKERSFIELD CA 93300
orators Phone: 805 689 -9615
ansporter 1 Company Name U.S. EPA 10 Number
ASBURY ENVIRONNENTAL SERVICES C A D 0 2 6 2 7 7 0 3 6
ansporier 2 Company Name U.S. EPA ID Number
esignaled Facility Name and Site Address U.S. EPA ID Number
DENENNO I KERDOON
NORTH ALADA STREET
0NE T
CONPN 90222
litYs Phone: (310)537 -7100 C A T 0 8 0 0 1 3 3 5 2
9b. U.S. DOT Description (including Proper Shipping Name, Hazard Class, ID Number,
10. Containers
11. Total
12. Unit
13. Waste Codes
No.
Type
and Packing Group (if any))
Quantity
Wf-ft .
1.
NON•RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE, LIQUID (OILY WATER)
001
T T
p
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2.
3.
4.
Special Handling Instructions and Additional Information
NAERG# 9B1 : 171 *PROFILE # 9B 1 : 296559 -W=7 'ADDITIONAL EPA CODES: 9B1 : , NONE' APPROPRIATE PERSONAL
PROTECTIVE ECIUIPI ENT
POO No 0015 55 59 25hA 10 H H
GENERATOR'SIOFFEROR'S CERTIFICATION: I hereby declare that the conb" of this consignment are and accurately described above by the proper shipping name, and are classified, pact) -ed,
marked and labeledlplacarded, and are in all respects in proper condition tar transport according to appfirable inlemarmnatand national governmental regulations. If export shipment and I am the Primary
Exporter, I certify that the contents of this consignment conform to the terms of the attached EPA Acknowledgment of Consenl.
I oerllty that the waste minimization statement Identified in 40 CFR M.27(a) (it I am a large quantity generator) or (bj (d I am a s9e7quanfity generator) Is true.
e laeswerar's Printedl-�4q Name Signature Month Day Yea(
9
ntemational Shipments
Import to U.S. ❑ Export horn U.S. Port of enbyle>dt
hsporter signature (tor exports only): Date leaving U.S.:
'renspoderAcknowledgment of Receipt of Materials
SWWer PrintedtTyped Name t . Signature . Month Year
- (74-EL---t l.1 L(1 l ��
sporter 2 Printed/Typed Name Signature Month Day Year
hscreponcy
Discrepancy Indical'ion Space 11 Quantity ❑ Type ❑ Residue ❑ Parlial Rejection ❑ Full Rejection
hiantlest Referonce Number:
Alternate Facility (orGaneraM U.S. EPA ID Number
lays Phone:
Signature of Alternate Facility for Generator) Month Day Year
iazardous Waste Report Management Method Codes (i.e.. codes for hazardous waste treatment, disposal, and recycling systems)
2.
3.
4.
)esgnaled Facility Ovmer or Operator: Certification of receipt of hazardous materials covered by the manifest except as noted in Item 18a
P.dn—rl Norma
161223
ASBURY ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
1300 S. SANTA FE AVE. a COMPTON, CALIFORNIA 90221 o (31 D) 886-3400
DATE
CUSTOMER
BILLING ADDRESS -L"-�
SERVICE ORDER
JOB LOCATION
COMPANY NAME
ADDRESS
PHONE P.O.#
ZIP PHONE PERSON TO CONTACT
DRIVERS INSTRUCTIONS:
ESTIMATED GALLONS WHERE DISPOSED OF
RECEIVING TICKET.* MANIFEST
WEIGHT TICKET #
DRIVERS REMARKS:: :� Y <.
CUSTOMER
EMARKS-
CUSTOMER EPA I.D. ►
LEFT YARD
LOADING; UNLOADING:t
ARRIVAL START LOAD FINISH -LOAD ARRIVAL START UN =LOAD FINISH UNLOAD
RETURN TO YARD TOTAL TIME
DRIVER_ TRUCK #
ACCESSORIAL EQUIPMENT
CUSTOMER NAm-E CUSTOMER SIGNATUO'L-
PAINT
(OFFICE USE ONLY)
TRANSPORTATION RATE: DISPOSAL /RECYCLE
RATE PER HOUR PER GALLON LAB FE
RATE PER LOAD SOLIDS_
SPECIAL MINIMU
WASHOUT
OTHE
Western states/ Horizon
6615891+56 p'5
Form AnDroved. OMB No. 2050-0039
UNIFORM HAZARDOUS
1. Generator 111) Number
2* Pagelof
3. Emergency Response Prione
4. Manifest Tranking Number
WASTE MANIFEST
1
9
1(600" 00
1004545727 JJK
5.GBnerator'sNamean�Mpi� Address Ganerator's Site Address (if different than mailing address)
6. Transporter 1 Company Name
U.S, EPA 9) Number
7. 'fronsporlier 2 Company Name
U.S. EPA ID Number
8. Designated Facility Name and &10 Address
U.S. EPA ID Number
Facility's Phone:
98.
9b. U.S. DOT Description (Including Proper &4#ng Nam. Hazard Class, 10 Number,
10. Containers
11. Total
12. Urlit
13. Waste Codes
No.
Typo
"M
and Packing Group (it any))
Quantity
WtNol.
2.
3.
4.
14, Special Handling instructions and Additional Information
PROTECTIVE EQUIPWNT
P0 4096014400 N& 5912-610 WA
15. GENERATOR'SIDFFEROR'S CERTIFICATION: I hereby declare that the contents of this consilfthent are futly and accurately described above by the proper s4ping name, ard are classified, paclWed,
marked and labeledplacardad, and am In ail respects in proper condition for transport according to appOcaUe International oM national governmental regulations. If export shipment and I am the Primary
Exporter, I cerl:Tj that the contents of this consignment conform to the terms of the attached EPA Aftowle4ment of Consent.
I codify that the waste m1nimlizatim statement Idenl1fled in 40 CFR 262.Z7(a) (ff I am a large quantity generabor) or (b) (If I am a smoquantly generator)
is true.
Generaloes!Offaroes PfinWypKNarr)B
moo Pay Yew
11
Import tA.S. Export from U.S. Pod of en t:
Transporter signature ifor exports only): Date leaving U.S.�
17. Transporter Acknowledgmeni of Receipt of Meter!&
Discreporicy
1 Oz. Discrepancy indication Space Quantity Type El Residue
ElPartal Rejection Full Rejecton
Manifest Reference Number:
1815. Alternate Facility (or Generator)
U.S. EPA ID Number
Facility's Phone:
18c. Sgriature afAftmalo Facility �iw Generator)
Month Day Year
'19. Hazardous Waste Report Management Method Codes (i.e., codes for hazardous waste Lreatmeril, disposal, and recycling systems)
20. Designated Facility Owner or Openalor. Codification of receipt of hazardous materials covered by the manifest except as noted In Item 18a
PnmedrrypBd Name Signature
Month Day Year
�f-011Mumv-2z(Ko Previous eamvns are obsolete. DESIGNATED F«CIL[TYTVoESTwAr0w STATE (IF REQUIRED)
/
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^ |
Western States/ Horizon 6615891456
p.3
16463S
ASBURY ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
1300 S. SANTA FE AVE. ❑ COMPTON, CALIFORNIA 90221 ❑ (310) 886m3400
SERVICE ORDER
DATE JOB LOCATION
CUSTOMER COMPANY NAME
BILLING ADDRESS ADDRES S
PHONE P.O. #
ZIP PHONE PERSON TO CONTACT
DRIVERS INSTRUCTIONS:
ESTIMATED GALLONS WHERE DISPOSED OF
RECEIVING TICKET # MANIFEST
WEIGHT TICKET # CUSTOMER EPA I.D. # A,
DRIVERS REMARKS: k
LEFT YARD
LOADING: UNLOADING,.-
ARRIVAL START LOAD FINISH 'LOAD ARRIVAL START UN =LOAD FINISH UN-LOAD
RETURN TO YARD TOTAL TIME
DRIVER TRUCK #
ACCESSORIAL EQUIPMENT
CUSTOMER NAME CUSTOMER SIGNATURE
PRINT
TRANSPORTATION RATE
RATE PER HOUR
RATE PER LOAD
SPECIAI
(OFFICE USE ONLY)
DISPOSAL/RECYCLE
PER GALLON
SOLIDS
MINIMUM
LAB FE
WASHOUT
OTH E
Attachment D
O &M Field Logs
The Source Croup, Inc.
TwaSaurco Grow, NO.
me source croup, Inc,
High Capacity Soil Vapor Extraction/Air Sparge Monitoring Log
SITE INFORMATION
Client/Site:
Address:
Former Sunland Oil Refinery Unit: John Zink Candle Flare
2952 Coffee Road, Bakersfield. CA Job# D2 -WOC -067
Technician:
Initials:,5 i Date: / 30 -0 7 jweek Day:
Arrival Status:
F larms:
MAINTENANCEIPROCESS HUES INFORMATION
BLOWER 1
BLOWER 2
HVES Arrival Status
OFF
ON 1 OFN
Washed air filters (monthly)
Y I
YIN
L•ubed Blowers (month/
Y Lw
Y I N
Chan ed Blower Oil (semi- snnual)
Y/&
YIN
Measured Individual Well Concentrations (monthly)
Y
YIN
Collected Tedler Bag Samples (monthly)
N'
Y ! IV
Vacuum Before /After Filter (In. Hg)
MIDI Tube Differential Pressure (In, w.c.)
Manifold Vacuum (in. w.c.)
Converted Flow (scfm)
Blower Temperature F
a
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
rJ Q
Knock-Out
5/y% Full
% Full
AST •
%Full
Montt. Device/Cal, Gas/Date Cal.
�� ?m
- �jro %
Flare Pool Temperature F
r
VES Hour Meter @ time of day (hr)
@
Wells Online
HCVES Departure Status
OFF
ON ! Z FF
AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
STF
WTF
Air Sparge Arrival Status
OFF
W OFF
Drained Condensate from Tank.
/ N
C01 N
Completed Air Comp. MalnL
Y 1
Y I
Air Compressor Arrival Status
' O OFF
O / OFF
Air Compressor Departure Status
0 OFF
O / OFF
Check Au Compressor Oil Level
N
N
Air Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
QQ ///'V
Z / 33c, '
Full Drums'of Condensate
Operating Pressure (ps))
AZ
O
Walls Online
Air Sparge Departure Status
OFF
, O OFF
UTILITY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF)
ITIme Per 2 CCF M
5
STF Elect Meter Analog (KWhx3OO)
Natural Gas Flow Rate ft3 /minute
STF ElecL Meter Digital (KWhx3o0)
AnA3
WTF Electrical Meter (KWh)
Notes: List all activities, observations,, recommendations /
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TwaSaurco Grow, NO.
•rho Souru Drum Mr.
Tno Source GaculL Inc.
High Capacity Soil Vapor Extraction/Air Sparge Monitoring Log
SITE INFORMATION
Cllent/Stte:
Address:
Former Sunland Oil Refinery Unit John Zink Candle Flare
2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA Job# 02 -WOC -067
Technician:, r
Inifials: ZvL Date: Z-2- 0
7 1week Day. /
Arrival Status:
OtnFF Alarms:
MAINTENANCE/PROCESS HVES INFORMATION
BLOWEPQ
SLOWER 2
HUES Arrival Status
FF
ON 7 FF
Washed air filters (monthly)
Y xy
YIN
Lubed Blowers (monthly)
Y I N
YIN
Chan ed Blower Oil (semi- annual)
Y le
YIN
Measured Individual Wall Concentrations (mnnlhly)
Y
Y 7—N
Collected Tedlar Bag Samples (monthly)
Y n
YIN
Vacuum Before/After Filter (in. Hg)
Pont Tube Differential Pressure (in. w.c.)
Manifold Vacuum On. w.c.)
.Converted Flow (scfm)
p
BlowerTe nature °F
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
Knock -Out
% Full
% Full
AST
Full
Montt, Devioe /Cal, Gas/Date Cal,
xt r+ a ]-CJ %
Flare Pilot Temperature f F
D 7oC °
VES Hour Meter @ time of day (hr)
6&q @ a o
Wells Online
HCVES Departure Status
(P OFF
ON FF
AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
STF
WTF
Air Sparge Arrival Status
ON OFF
O pFF
Drained Condensate from Tank
VN
N
Completed Air Comp. Maint
Yap
YI -
Air Compressor Arrival Status
/ OFF
/ OFF
Air Compressor Departure Status
O 1 OFF
W OFF
Check Air Compressor 00 Level
C N
<01 N
Air Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
i O v
d'd
Full Drums'of Condensate
Operating Pressure (psi)
p
Wells Online
j
Air Sparge Depar(ure Status
ON / OFF
ON / OFF
1JTILITY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF)
Tune Per 2 CCF M
S
STF Elect. Meter Analog (KWhx300)
Natural Gas Flow Rate (R' /minute)
STF Elecl. Meter Dig [tat (KWhx300)
D
WTF Electrical Motor (KWh)
Notes: List all activities, observations, recommendations 1 1
x"'. r{i „ Gl T�r� Jvi n�i Tnl r
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nesourco 6ronp3m
Ths Source Group, Inc.
High Capacity Soll Vapor Extraction /Air Sparge Monitoring Log
SITE INFORMATION
CUenVSite:
Address:
Former Sunland Oil Refinery Unit: John Zink Candle Flare
2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA Job# 02 -WOC -067
Technician:
I Initials:
Week Day-,
Arrival Status:
I ON/ F Alarms: ;
MAItd TENANCE/PROCESS HVES INFORMATION
BLOWER 1
BLOWER
HVES Arrival Status
P',
Washed air tillers (monthly)
Y/&
YIN
Lubed Blowers (monthly)
N
YIN
Changed Blower Oil (semi- annual)
Y /E3
YIN
Measured Individual Well Concentrations (monthly)
Y10
YIN
Collected Tadlar Beg Samples (monthly)
Y
YIN
Vacuum Before /After Filter (in. Hg)
Pilot Tube Differential Pressure (n. w,c.)
Manifold Vacuum (in. w.c.)
Converted Flow (sofm)
Blower Te erature °F
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
R43D
Knock -Out
• % Full
% Full
AST -
% Full -
Manft.Devioe/Cel. Oas/Date Cal,
n r'
Flare Pilot Temperature F
°
VES Hour Meter @ time of day (hr)
DD
Wells Online
HCVES Departure Status
FF
ON OFF
AIR SPARG5 TOORMATION
STF
WrF
Air Sparge Arrival Status
ON J F
ON / F
Drained Condensate from Tank
N
N
Completed Air Comp. Malnt
-YM
Y
Air Compressor Arrival Status
ON I
ON 1
Air Compressor Departure Status
N OFF
/ OFF
Check Air ComEressor Oil Level
N
W, N
Air Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
? Z
41v o:;
Full Drurns•of Condensate
Operating Pressure (psi)
Wells Online
Air Sparge Departure Status
(O TOFF
N OFF
UTILITY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF)
0'1 930
Time Per 2 CCF M
S
STF Elect. Meter Analog (KWhx300 )
Natural Gas Flow Rate ft' /minute
STF Elect Meter Digital (KWhx300)
i
WTF Electrical Meter (KWh
Notes: List all activities, observations, recommendations
nesourco 6ronp3m
Tae samce along, Im.
The Sourca Group, Inc.
High Capacity SOU Vapor Extractlon /Air Spurge Monitoring Log
SITE INFORMATION
Client/Site:
Address:
Former Sunland Oil Refinery Unit: John Zink Candle Flare
2162 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA Job# 02 -WOC -067
Technician:
Initial . y Date: - . p
Week Day:
Arrival Status:
FF Alarms:
MAINTENANCE/PROCESS HUES INFORMATION
SLOWER I
BLOWER 2
HUES Arrival Stetus
=OFF
ON / F
Washed air filters (monthly)
—Y10
Y i N
Lubed Blowers (monthly)
Y I
YIN
Changed Blower Oil (semi - annual)
Y16)
YIN
Measured Individual Well Concentrations (monthly)
Y /
YIN
Collected Tedlar Bag Samples (monthly)
N
YIN
Vacuum Before/After Filter (in. Hg)
Pilot Tube Differential Pressure (in. w.c•)
, 5
Manifold Vacuum (In. w,c.)
Converted Flow (sofm)
Blower Temperature F
? °
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
Knock -Out
0 % Full
5a Full
AST
// % Full
Monit Device/Cal. Gas/Date Cal.
R 7f G '7
Flare Pilot Temperature F
0
VES Hour Meter @ time of day (hr)
tID
Wells Online
HCVES Departure Status
OFF
ON r
AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
STF
WTF
Air S arge Arrive! Status
OFF
/ OFF
- Drained Condensate from Tank
N
/ N
Completed Air Comp. Malnt,
Y•/
Y I
Air Compressor Arrival Status
P54 OFF
/ OFF
Air Compressor Departure Status
N OFF
(OY4 OFF
Check Air Compressor Oil Level
Y N
1 N
Air Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
a I?
a S
Full Drums•of Condensate
Operating Pressure (psi)
O
G
Wells Online
Air Spurge Departure Status
14V OFF
N• OFF
UTILITY INFORMATION
STF Gas Mater (CGF)
j71mePer2CCF M
S
STF Elea, Meter Analog (KWhx300)
Natural Gas Flow Rata ft' /minute
STF Elect. Meter Digital (KWhx3D0)
WTF Electrical Meter (KWh)
Notes: List all aotNities, observations, recommendations
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High Capacity Soil Vapor Extraction /Air Sparge Monitoring Log
SITE INFORMATION
Ctienf/Site:
Address:
Former Sunland Oil Refinery Unit; John Zink Candle Flare
2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA Job# 02 -WOC -067
Technician: Ste. .. ��
lnitials: Imo— Date: 2—
~B ^7 Week Day:
Arrival Status:
I ON/ F Alarrns:
MAINTENANCE/PROCESS HVES INFORMATION
BLOWER 1
SLOWER 2
HVES Arrival Status
ON] F
ON / F
Washed air filters monthly)
Y op
YIN.
Lubed Blowers (monthly)
Y /Q7
YIN
Changed Slower Oil (semi- annual)
Y 15
YIN
Measured individual Well Concentrations (monthly)
Y 160
YIN
Collected Tedlar Bag Samples (monthly)
Y a
Y / N
Vacuum Before /After Filter (in, Hg)
Pilot Tube Differential Pressure (in. w.c.)
Manifold Vacuum (In. w.c.)
Converted Flow (scfm)
Blower Temperature °F
,0
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
50
Knock -•Out
% Full
% Full
AST
Full
Monft. Device/Cal, Gas /Date Cal,
Flare Pilot Temperature °F
VES Hour Meter @ time of day (hr)
@ Op
Wells Online
HCVES Departure Status
l OFF
ON I
AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
STF
WTF
Air Spa rge Arrival Status
ON / Q0
ON / F
Drained Condensate from Tana
N
(V N
Completed Air Comp, Maint.
Y /@D
Y
Air Compressor Arrival Status
ON 1 9TIP
ON ! F
Alr;;ompressor Departure Status
OFF
OM OFF
Check Air Compressor Oil Level
72N
0 N
Air Compressor Hour Meter (hr),.
Full Drurns'of Condensate
Q
Operating Pressure (psi)
Wells Online
Air Sparge Departure Status
ON / OFF
ON I OFF
UTILITY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF)
? 7
Time Per 2 CCF M
S
STF Elect. Meter Analog (KWhx300)
Natural Gas Flow Rate ft�minute
STF Elect. Meter Digital (KWhx300)
WTF Electrical Meter (KWh)
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SITE INFORtv1ATION
ClienVSlte:
Address:
Former Suniand Off Refinery Unit; John Zink Candle Flare
2162 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA Job# 02 -WOC -067
Technician: ;
Initials: Dete: _
Week Day
Arrival Status:
I ONJ F Alarms:
MAINTENANCE/PROCESS HVES INFORMATION
$LOWS i
6LOWE 2
HVES Arrival Status
ON / F
ON / FF
Washed air filters (monthly)
Y N
YIN
L•ubed Blowers ( monthly)
N N
YIN
Changed Blower Oil (seml- annual)
Y !
YIN
Measured Individual Well Concentrations (monthly)
Y
YIN
Collected Tedier Bag Samples (monthly)
Y
Y / N
Vacuum Before/After Filter (in. Hg)
Pilot Tube Differential Pressure (in. %v, c.)
S
Manifold Vacuum (In..w.c.)
Converted Flow (scfm)
81mver Temperature F
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
Knock -Out
M,. % Full
% Full
AST '
/' h* % Full
Monit,.Device/cal. Gas/DateCal,
Flare Pilot Temperature
(OF)7
VES Hour Meter time of day (hr)
7 ,
Wells Online
HCVES Departure Status
OFF
ON AQFF
AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
STF
WTF
Air Sparge Arrival Status
ON / F
ON J
Drained Condensate from Tank
(9 N
Completed Air Comp. Maint.
Y .
Y /
Air Compressor Arrival Status
ON I FP
ON / OFF
Air Compressor Departure Status
OFF
F
Check Air Compressor Oil level
N
C/ N
Air Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
Full Drums of Condensate
Operating Pressure (psi)
Wells Online
Air Sparge Departure Status
OFF
ON l ftF
•UTILITY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CGF)
Time Per 2 CCF M
S
STF Elect. Meter Analog (KWhx300)
Natural Gas Flow Rate ft /minute
STF Elect Meter Digital (KWhx3o0)
1 %
WTF Eiectrical'Meter (KWh)
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High Capacity Sall Vapor Extraction/Air Sparge Monitoring Log
SITE INFORMATION
Client/Site:
Address:
Former Sunland Oil Refinery Unit John Zink Candle Flare
2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA Job# 02-WOO-067
Technician:nr
initials: - ry` Date: _� /-
Week Day:
Arrival Status:
OM Alarms: ,
MAINTEMANCEIP 0CESS HVES INFORMATION
BLOWER 1
SLOWER 2
HVES Arrival Status
ON J FF
ON / OFF
Washed air filters (monthly)
YM
YIN
Lubed Blowers (monthly)
N
YIN
Changed Blower Oil (semi - annual)
Y I
YIN
Measured Individual Weil Concentrations (monthly)
Y IV
YIN
Collected Tedler Beg Samples (monthly)
•Y
Y / N
Vacuum Before/After Filter (in. Hg)
Pilot Tube Differential Pressure (in.
w.c.)
Manifold Vacuum (in. w.c.)
G
.Converted Flow (scfrn)
;Q
Blower Temperature °F
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
O 0
Knock -Out
% Full
% Full
AST -
% Full
Monit. Device /Cal. GHSJDate Cal.
-
Flare Pilot Temperature °F )
/01Z o
VIES Hour Meter Loy time of day (hr)
'd3 G
Welis Online
HCVES Departure StatusON
ON OF-E
AIR SPARGE ORMATiON
STF
WTF
Air Sparge Arrival Status
ON / OF50
ON 1
Drained Condensate from Tank
YIN
Y /
Completed Air Comp. Maint.
Y J. N
YIN
Air Co ressorArrlvei Status
ON t OFF
ON/OFF
Air Compressor Departure Status
N OFF
ON / FF
Check Air Compressor Oil Level
N
YIN
Air Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
art
c
Full Drums'of Condensate
Operating Pressure (psi)
'
Wells Online
Air Sparge Departure Status
ON / OFF
ON FF
UTILITY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF)
N46oq
ITime Per 2 CCF M
S
STF Elect, Meter Analog (KWhx300)
•
Natural Gas-Flow Rate elminute
STF Elect. Meter Digital (KWhx300)
WTF Electrical Meier (KWh)
Notes: List all activities, observations, recommendations
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High Capacity Soil Vapor Extraction/Air Sparge Monitoring Log
SITE INFORMATION
Cllent/Slte; Former Sunland Oil Refinery Unit; John Zink Candle Flare
Address: 2952 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA Job# 02 -WOC -067
Technician: ; }far
Inftlats: Date: I - l - D
Week Day.
Arrival Status;
FF Atarms: •
MAINTENANCEIPROCESS HVES INFORMATION
BLOWER 1
BLOWER 2
HVES Arrival Status
(VI OFF
ON / FF
Washed air filters (month!)
Y 1 '
Y / N
tubed Blowers (monthly)
Y kg
YIN
Changed Blower Oil sami annual)
Y /(N)
YIN
Measured Individual Well Concentrations (monthly)
N
YIN
Collected Tedlar Bag Samples (monthly)
YN
YIN
Vacuum Before /After Filter (in. Hg )
F
Pliot Tube Differential Pressure (in. w.c.)
A 7
Manifold Vacuum (In. w.c.)
7
.Converted Flow (sc(m)
Blower Temperature F )
°
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
'7 50
Knod( -Out
0 % Fu6
% Full
AST
% Full
Montt, Devioe/Cal. Ges)Date Cal.
Flare Pilot Temperature
0 5 `
VES Hour Meter @ firm of day (hr)
-?C47 @4300
Wells Online
HCVES Departure Status
N OFF
ON 1 F
AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
STF
WTF
AlrSparga Arrival Status
6)NI OFF
ON
Drained Condensate from Tank
N
YIN
Completed Air Comp. Maint,
Y is
YIN
Air Compressor Arrival Status
Py OFF
ON I OFF
Air Compressor Departure Status
OFF
ON ! .F
Check Air Compressor Oil Level
N
YIN
Air Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
Full Drums'of Condensate
Operating Pressure (pal)
(?
-Wells Online
Air Sparge Departure Staius
N OFF
ON FF
UTILITY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF)
7
Time Pert CCF M
S
STF Elect. Meter Anal KWhx300)
Natural Gas Flow Rate ill /minute
STF Elect. Meter Digital (KW11000
WTF Electrical Meter (KWh)
Notes: List all activities, observations, recommendations
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SITE INFORMATION
ClientlSRe: Fortner Sunland Oil Refinery Unit John Zink Candle Flare
Address: 2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA Job* 02 -WOC -067
Technician:
initials: Date: _ p
Week Day:
Arrival Status:
I ONIOE9 lAtarms: :
MAINTENANCPIPROCESS HVES INFORMATION
BLOWER 1
BLOWER 2
HVES Arrival Status
ON OF
0 OF
Washed air filters (month!)
Y
YIN
Lubed Blowers (mon )
1 N
YIN
Changed Blower Oil (semi�annuaf)
Y 2
YIN
Measured Individual Well Concentrations (monthly)
Y IV
YIN
Collected Tedlar Bag Samples (monfNy)
- N
YIN
Vacuum Before/After Filter (in. Hg)
?
Pitot Tuba Otfferential Pressure (in. w.c.)
Manifold Vacuum (in, w.c.)
GP y
Converted Flow (scfm)
Blower Temperature F
Process Concentrations (p mv)
Vm6w AGO
Knock -Out
0 % Full
Fun
AST
2' /!�� % Full
Monit. Device /Cal. GOVIDate Cal.
_ t
Flare Pilot Temperature
VES Hour Meter @ time of day (hr)
Wells Onflne
HCVES Departure Status
N OFF
ON ! FF
AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
XM
WTF
Air Sparge Arrival Status
W OFF
ON I F
Drained Condensate from Tank
TIN
N
Completed Air Comp. Malnt.
yo-
Y10
Air Compressor Arrival Status
ON / F
ON I OFF
Air Compressor Departure Status
-t OF
N OFF
Check Air Compressor Oil Level
N
N
(VIN
Air Compressor Hour Meter (hr
71 Its O'
Full Drums'of Condensate
f
Operating Pressure (psi)
u c
-Welts Online
Air Sparge Departure Status
ON OFF
OFF
UTILITY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF)
} j
jTIme Per 2 CCF M
S
STF Sect. Meter Analog (KWhx30D)
INatural Gas Flow Rate ft'lminute
STF Elect, Meter Digital (KWhx300)
961 �
WTF Eleddoal Meter (KWh)
Notes: List oil activities, observations, recommendations
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High Capacity Soil Vapor Extraction/Air Sparge Monitoring Log
SITE INFORMATION
Chenti3lte: Former Sunland 011 Refinery Unit: John Zink Candle Flare
Address: 2152 Coffee Road, Bakersffeld,•CA .Fob# 02 -WOC -067
Technician: r
Initials: Date: _
Week Dar, ;
Arrival Status:
ONLF6 jAtarms: P;1 o r
MAINTENANCEIPROCESS HVES INFORMATION
5 M,
BLOWER 2
HVES Arrival Statue
FF
ON 1 F
Washed air fitters (monthly)
Y 10
Y 1 N
L•ubed Blowers (monthly)
:fl
YIN
Changed Blower Oil (semi - annual)
Y P
YIN
Measured Individual Well Concentrations (monthly)
Y
YIN
Collected Tedlar Bag Samples (monthly)
Y
Y l N
Vacuum Before/After Filter (In, Hg)
-
Phol Tube Differential Pressure (in. w.o.)
/ •
Manifold Vacuum (in, w.c.)
.Converted Flow (sofm)
Blower Tam erature F
a '
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
a
Knock -Out
' g %.Foil
p 'h Pull
AST
SN 96 Full .•
Montt. DevioatGal, Gas/Date Cal.
r,
Flare Pflot Temperature F
VES Hour Meter @ time of day (hr)
1 ® G
Wells Online
HCVES Departure Status
N OPF 777
ON O
'AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
STF
WTF
Air Sparge Arrival Status
ON F
ON I OFF
Drained Condensate from Tank
YIN
Completed Air Comp. Malnt.
Y !
YIN
Alr Compressor Arrival Status
ON ! F
ON I OFF
Air Compressor Departure Status
OFF
ON I OFF.
Check Air Compressor Oil Level
N
YIN
AIr Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
% •5
Full Drums'of Condensate
Operating Pressure ( s!)
9
•Wells Online -.
Air Sparge Departure Status
ON OFF
ON f OFF
UTILITY INFOAMATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF)
Tsne Per 2 CC M
S
STF Elect. Meter Analog KWhx300)
Natural Gas Flow Rate ft'lminute
STF Elect, Meter Digital (KWhx300)
WTF Electrical Meter (KVJh)
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High Capacity Soil Vapor Fxtractlon/Alr Sperge Monitoring Log
SITE INFORMATION
CIIenUStte: Fortner Sunland Ofi Refinery Unit: John Zink Candle Flare
Address: 2952 Coffee Road, Bakers(ield,,CA Job# 02- WOGa67
Technician: ApC jAr
initials: fl'� data;
Week Day; f
Arrival Status:
FF Alarms:
MAINTENANCEIPROCESS HUES INFORMATION
SLOWER t
BLOWER 2
HVES Arrival Status
N OFF
ON / F
Washed air filters (monthly)
Y!
Y / N
Lubed Blowers (monthly)
Y
—71 N
Changed.Blower Oil semi- annual)
Y l
YIN
Measured Individual Well Concentrations (monthly)
yCq
YIN
Collected Tedler Bag Samples (monthly)
Y
Y 1 N
Vacuum Before/After Filter On. Hg)
"7
Pilot Tube Differential Pressure (in. w.e.)
Manifold Vacuum (In. w.c.)
.Converted Flow (scfm)
Blower Tem nature
°
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
�fsf d
Knock -Out
°k Full
90 Full
AST
% Full
Mon!t.Device/Cal. Gas/Date Cal.
Flare Pilot Temperature (OF)
VES Hour Meter @ time of day (hr)
L
Wells Online
HOV.ES Departure Status
OFF
ON qoq
AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
STF
WTF
Air Sparge Arrival Status
OFF
1 OFF
Drained Condensate from Tank
N
YIN
Completed Air Comp. MaInt.
Y
YIN
Air Compressor Arrival Status
ON I OFF
ON/OFF
Air Compressor Departure Status
ON/OFF
ON I OFF.
Check Air Compressor Off Level
YIN
Y t N
Air Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
Z S460+
Full Dwms•of Condensate
1
Operating Pressure (psi)
•Wells Online -.
Air Sperge Departure Status
OFF
P71 OFF
•U- TiLITY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF)
)Time Per 2 CCF M
S
STF Elect. Meter Analog (KWhx300 )
Natural Gas Flow Rate f?/rninute
STF Elect. Meter Digital (KWhx300
VVTF Electrical Mater (KWh)
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SITE INFORMATION
CltenVSlie: Former Sunland 011 Refinery Unit: John Zink Candle Flare
Address: 2152 Coffee Road, Bakersf(&, CA Job# 02- WOC -o67
Technlolarm: , 7e ,
Initials; Date: 9-/3, O Ze
lWeek Day:
Arrival Status:
ONIOFF Alarms:
MAINTENANCFJPROCESS HVES INFORMATION
BLOWER 1
SLOWER 2
HUES Arrival Status
ON 7 OFF
ON
Washed air likers monthly)
Y /A
YIN
Lubed Blowers (monthly)
I N
YIN
Changed. Blower Oil (semi - annual)
Y 1
YIN
Measured Individual Wel) Concentrations (monthly)
j Y10
YIN
Collected Tedlar Beg Samples (monthly)
N
YIN
Vacuum Before/After Filter (In, Hg)
Pilot Tube Differentia) Pressure (in. w,c.)
Manifold Vacuum (In. w.c.)
.Converted Flow (scfm)
Biower Temperature °F
4 e .
Process Concentrations (ppmv )
Knock-Out
io Full
% Full
AST
Full ,.
Montt Device/Cal, Gas/Date Cal,
Flare Pilot Temperature °F
/
VES Hour Meter time of day (hr)
3 L4 -r--,
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HCVES Departure Status
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SITE INFORMATION
Cllent/S @e: Former Sunland OU Refinery Wilt: John Zink Candle Flare
Address: 2152 Coffee Road, Bakers(lekl, CA Job# 02 -WOC -057
Technlcan: }
Initials: Date;
Week Day:
Arrival Status:
OFF arms:
MAINTENANCFIPROCESS MVES INFORMATION
ER I
BLOWE 2
HVES Arrival Status
O OFF
ON l F
Washed air 111wa (monthly)
yu
YIN
Lubed Blowers (month)
Y /
YIN
Changad.Blower 011 (semi- annual)
Y /
YIN
Measured individual Well Concentrations (monthly)
Y /QV
YIN
Collected Tedlar Beg Samples (monthly)
00
YIN
Vsmwm Befo*After Filter (in. Hg)
Pitot Tube Oifferenttal Pressure (ln, w,c.)
•$
Manlfold Vacuum (in, W.C.)
.Converted Flow (scam)
Q
BknverTemoerature (OF)O°
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
3
Knock -Out
%.Full
% Full
AST
�� % Full .
Monit, Devioe/Cal. Gea/Date Cal.
C r ,
Flare Pilot Temperature M
/ d
VES Hour Meter time of day (hr)
2 t
Wells Online
HCVES De !mura Status
N OFF
ON 1 F
AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
STF
WTF
Air S arge Arrival Status
Nj OFF
C2 WI OFF
Drained Condensate from Tank
2 N
QVI N
Completed Air Comp. Mafnt,
Y A
Y Mi
Air Compressor Arrival Status
PRY OFF
O OFF
Au Compressor Departure Status
OFF
ON OFF.
Check Air Compressor Oil Level
01jN
WN
Air Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
'a.
(s
Full Drums of Condensate
Operating pressure (psi)
O
•WeUs Onftne
Air Sparge Departure Status
OFF
N OFF
•t1TdI ITY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF) 17
719
Time Per 2 CCF M
S
STF Elect. Meter Analog KWhx300
•
Natural Gas-Flow Rate (ft � /minute
STF Elect, Mater Dlgltal (KWhx300)
C, 2$ a
VYTF ElectriarfMeter (KWh)
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SqE INFORMATION
Cllent/81te: Former Suntand Oft Refinery Unit: John ZJnk Candle Flare
Address: 2152 Coffee Road, Bakerstiald,.CA Job# 02 -WOC -067
Technician: Sit o.s u /Vi: l �cr
Inldals: Date:
Week Day,,,
Arrival Status:
ONIOFF Alarms:
MAINTENANCEIPROCESS HVES INFORMATION
BLOWER S
BLOWER 2
HVES Arrlval Status
ON/OFF
ON /
Washed air filters (monthly)
Y I
YIN
l,ubed Blowers (monthly )
W N
YIN
Changed.Blower Oil (seml- annual)
Y
YIN
Measured Individual Well Concentrations (monthly)
Y W
YIN
Collected Tedlar Bag Samples (monthly)
•Y RE
YIN
Vacuum BeforelAfter Filter (in. Hg)
Pilot Tube Differential Pressure (in. w,o.)
Mardfold Vacuum (in. w,c,)
.Converted Flow (sclm)
Blower Temperature °F
°
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
s
Knock -Out
% Full
% Full
AST '
3.s" Ar % Full
MonR, Device/Cal. Gas/Date Cal,
7 O
Flare Pilot Temperature F
/ 70
VES Hour Meter @ time of day (hr)
Wells Online
HCVES De arture Status
(OV OFF
ON / F
AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
BTF
V%rrF
Air 9 parge Arrival Status
OFF
/ OFF
Drained Condensate from Tank
OIN
N
Completed Air Comp, Malnt,
Yso
Y / '
Air Compressor Arrtvaf Status
0 OFF
I OFF
Atr Qompramor Departure Status
40RY OFF
(QV OFF
Check Air Compressor OR Level
YIN
YIN
Air Compressor hour Mater (hr)
7
?
Full Drums'ot Condensate
Operating Pressure psi)
.Wells Onlne ...
Air Sparge Departure Status
ON! OFF
ON I OFF
UTILITY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CC F)
C15 $ Time Per 2 CCF M
5
STF Elect Meter Analog (KWhx300)
Natural Gar-Flow Rate ft' /minute
STF Elect. Meter Digital (KWhx300)
WTF Electrical "Mater (KWh)
Notes: List all activities, observatlons, recommendations
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High Capacity Sol Vapor Extraction/A r Sparge Monitoring Log
SITE INFORMATION
CIIenV5lte: Former 5unland Oil Refinery Unk: John Zink Candle Flare
Address: 2462 Coffee Road, Bakersfield,.CA Job# 02 -WOC -067
Technician:
Initfa Date:
Week Day. '
Arrival Status:
O FF Alarms:
MAINTENANCFJPROCESS HVES ) NFORMATION
BLOWER 4
BLOWER 2
HVES Arrival Status OFF
ON /
Washed air filters (monthly) Y I
Y / N
Lubed Blowers (monthly) N
YIN
Chandod.Ylower Oil (semi - annual) Y
Y/ N
Measured Individual Wei) Concentrations (monthly) y1w
Y / N
Collected Tedlar Bag Samples (monthly) •Y /V>
Y / N
Vacuum Before/After Filter (in. Hg)
Not Tube Differential Pressure On. w.c.)
Manifold Vacuum (In. w.c.)
.Connr(ed Flow (scfm)
Blower Temperature F 3
Process Concentrations (ppmv) j0
Knock-Out r % Full
% Futi
AST 7 rr To Full
Mortit, Devioe/Cel. Gas/0ate Cal.
Flare PllotTemperature F /
VES Hour Meter @ time of day (hr) 4Z795 {
Web Onrrna
HCVES Departure Status OFF
ON t
AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
$TF
WTF -
Air Sparge Arrival Status OFF
j OFF
0
Drekied Condensate from Tank / N
CV N
Completed Air Comp, Matnt. Yl&
Y
Air Compressor Arrival Status OFF
OFF
Air Compressor Departure Status OFF
OFF.
Check Air Compressor Oil Level / N
UN
Air Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
Full Dnrms'of Condensate
Operating Pressure (psi)
•Wells Online - .
Alr Sparge Departure Status OF,F
N OFF
- LMLITY INPORNIATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF)
ITIme Per 2 CCF M
S
STF Elect. Meter Analog (KWhx300)
Natural Gas Flow Rate ft' /minute
STF Elect. Meter Digital (KWhx3OO)
WTF Elechical'Meter (KWh
Notes: List off scrrvldes, observations, recommendatlops
fie800K0er0Up.lOG. •
•LMLiTY INFORMATION
STF Sias Meter (CCF) d 1.4 1.5
S7i
WTF
Air Spwge Arrival Status
OFF
QFF
Drah ad Condensate from Tank
N
N
Completed Air Comp. Malnt.
Y I.W
Y /([;
Air Compressor Arrival Status
OFF
FF
Air Compressor Departure Status
ON !
ON / FO
Click Air Compressor Oil Level
WI
fJ
AhComprassor Hour Motor (hr)
7
Pug Drums'af Condensate
Operating Pressure (pet)
• •Walla Online -. ..
... ,
Air Sparpe Departure Status
ON FOF.F ON J OFF
•LMLiTY INFORMATION
STF Sias Meter (CCF) d 1.4 1.5
fbV
Time Per z CCF M S
STF ElecL Meter Analog hx30C)
Natural Gas-Flow Rate el minute
STF Etact. Meter Digital (KWh4DO)
WTF ElecWcal'Meter (KWh)
Alntnn• t le ail sct(vitlea. - obsarvatkms. recommendations'
lhseaaurmarcaRtna.
- -� TdesourceBroup,tac.
High Capacity Soll Vapor ExtractlonlAlr Sparge Monitoring Lop
17 1
SITE INFORMATION
CllenuSite; Former Sunland 011 Rafrnery UnIC John Zink Candle Flare
Address: 2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfteld,.CA Job* 02 -WOO -067
Technlclan: ZAD.I. _ 1
InIU s: Date: •.
Week Day;
.Arrival Status:
O FF Alarms; -
MAINTENANCE/PROCESS HVES INFORMATION
SLOWER 1
BLOWER 2
HVES Arrival Status
0 /OFF
ON / FF
Washed air filters (monthly)
Y
YIN
Lubed Blowers (monthly)
Y
YIN
Chsnabd.Blower OU (semi- annual)
Y
YIN
Measured Indlvklual Well Concentrations (monthly)
YQU
YIN
Collected Tedlsr Hag Samples (monthly) .
:Y
YIN
Vacuum Before/After Fitter (in. Hg)
P'dot Tube Dllferentlal Pressure (in, w.c.)
Q
Manifold Vacuum On..w.c.)
.Converted Flow (scfm)
—7
Blower Temperature (OF)a
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
Knack -Ou(
% Full
'/o Full
AST .
+ % FUR ,.
Monli. Devioe/Cal, Gas /Data Cal.
-40 rc
More Pilot Temperature (OF)G
o�
VES Hour Meter Q time of day (hr)
Wells Online
.
HUES Departure Status
ON12M
ON OF
AIR SPARGE INFO104ATION
STF
UWTF
Air Sparge Arrival Statue
ON /"F
ON &F5
Dralried Condensate from Tank
YIN
YIN
Com Ieted Air Comp, Malnt.
YIN
Y I N
Air Compressor Arrival Status
ON / OFF
ON / OFF
A7 Compressor Departure Status
ON ig>
ON
Check Air Compressor Oil Level
N
/ N
AIr Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
Full Drams or Condensate
OparatIng Pressure (psi)
•Wells Online..
Air Sparge Departure Status
'ON I' F
ON 1 F
•tlTiUTY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF)
ITIme Per 2 CCF M
S
STF Elect. Meter Analo KWhx300
Nsfuiai Gas -Flour Rate a /minule
STF Elect, Meter Dlghal (KVVhx3UO)
3 l
WTF Electrical'Meter KWh)
Notes; Ust aU activlties,robservatlons, recommendations'
lhs SOmeo 91UM Ica.
The Source BroupAr.
High Capeotty Sall Vapor ExtracuonlAir Sparge Monilormg Log
Notes: List at aativlties, observations, recommendations
The 8wrcv GMD.tm.
SITE INFORMATION
Client/Site: FormerSunland Oil Refinery Operating Mode: John Zink Candle Flare
Address: 2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA Job# 02•WOC -OBB
Tacfniaian:
Initials; Date: V. 14 - p
X lWeek Day
Arrival Status
ON F Alarms:
MAINTENANCE PROCESS HVES INFORMATION
BLOWER 1
BLOWER 2
HVES Arrival Status
ON /(OFT
ON /
Washed air iliters (monthly)
Y1
Y / N
Lubed Blowers (monthly)
Y /&
Y / N
Changed Blower Oil (semi- annual )
Y qp
Y / N
Measured Individual Well Concentrations (monthly)
Y 11T
YIN
Collected Tedlar Bag Samples (monthly)
N
Y / N
Vacuum Before/After Flker (in. Hg)
Pilot Tube Differential Pressure (in. w.c )
tulardFold Vacuum (in. w.c.
Converted Flow (scfm)
Blower Temperature 'F
9°
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
Montt DevlcelCal. GaslDeta Cal.
Flare Pilat Temperature 'F
VIES Hour Meter @ hme of day (hr)
Wells Online
.fos @ /Sea
HCVES Departure Status
OFF
ON / F
AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
STF
WTF
Air Sperge Arrival Status
ON 14T6
CNIQER
Drained Condensate from Tank
C19 IN
N
Completed Air Comp. Maint.
Y
Y As
Air Compressor Arrival Status
ON IM
ON 1 F
Air Compressor Departure Status
/ OFF
OFF
Check Air Compressor Oil Level
COIN
/ N
Alr Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
Full Drums of Condensate
Operating Pressure (psi)
Wells Online
Air Sparge Departure Status
ROFF
�Oj'f OFF
UQUIP STORAGE
Knock -Out
% Full
%Full
Product Storage Tank
Level, Previous Visit: Ft. Gallons
Date:
Level, Current Visit Ft. Gailone
Date:
Change in Volume: Gallons IThroughput GaUDay
UTILITY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF)
214FC1214
jTimePer2CCF M
S
STF Elect. Meter Analog (KWhx300)
Natural Gas Flow Rate R31minute
STF Meet Meter Dighal (KWnx3D0)
WTF Electrical Meter (KWh)
Notes: List at aativlties, observations, recommendations
The 8wrcv GMD.tm.
,J )
'fps satttee 6resp, mc,
High Capacity Sob Vapor EdrectiDNAir Sparge Monitoring Log
Notes: Ust all activities, observations, recdmmendetions
16e tisarea smp. c,
SITE INFORMATION
Client/Site: Fortner Sunland Oil Refinery Operating Mode: John Zink Candle Flare
Address: 2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA Joblk 024110C -Dae
Technician: a
Initials: Date: S-2-08
lWaak Dey.
Arrival Status:
ONI F Alarms: `
MAINTENANCEIPROCESS HVES INFORMATICIIN
BLOWER 1
BLOWER 2
HVES Arrival Status
ON ! erF
ON OFF.
Washed air filters mon
Y /C
YIN
Lubed Blowers (monthly)
Y
Y I N
Changed Blower Oil semi - annual)
Y / -
YIN
Measured Individual Well Concentrations ( monthly)
Y I (q
YIN
Collected Tedlar Beg Samples (monthly)
Y
YIN
Vacuum Before/After Filter (in. Hg)
Phot Tube Differential Pressure (in. w.c.)
d
Manifold Vacuum (in. w.m)
Converted Flow (scfm)
Mower Temperature °F
Process Concentrations (ppmv)
Monit. Device /Cal. Gas/Dale Cal.
o r/
Flare Pilot Temperature (°
10
VIES Hour Meter @ time of day (hr)
Wells Online
.f e'Z b @ 1400
HCVES Departure Status
N OFF
ON
AIR SPARGE INFORMATION
STF
WTF
Air Sparge Arrival Status
ON / F
ON / F
Drained Condensate from Tank
& N
GO N
Completed Air Comp. Maint.
Y/67
Y49
Air Compressor Arrival Status
ON 142ED
ON /
Air Compressor Departwe Status
OFF
02 OFF
Check Air Compressor Oil Level
CTW N
WIN
Air Compressor Hour Meter (hr)
Full Drums of Condensate
Operating Pressure (pal)
S%
Wells Online
Air Sparge D rture Staius
! FF
O OFF
LIQUID STORAGE
Knock -Out
Q % Full
% Fuil
Product Storage Tank
Level, Previous Visit: Q FL
t3 Gallons
Date:
Level, Current Visit: N FL
Ok pG Gellona
Date:
Change In Volume: Gelons
IThroughW Gal/Day
UT1l rrY INFORMATION
STF Gas Meter (CCF)
Time Per 2 CCF M
S
Elect Meter Analog (KVI/nx3D0)
Natural Gas Flow Raia (1`13/minute)
MSTF
F Elect. Motor Digitsl (KWhxeOD)
F Electrical Meter (KM)
Notes: Ust all activities, observations, recdmmendetions
16e tisarea smp. c,
California Regional Water Quality Control Board
<LN'A Central Valley Region
Karl E. Longley, ScD, P.E., Chair
Linda S. Adams Arnold
Secretary for 1685E Street, Fresno, (559) 445 5910 Schwarzenegger
Environmental (559) 445 -5116 •Fax (559) 445 -5910
Protection
http: / /www.waterboards .ca.gov /centralvalley Governor
25 August 2008
Mr. John P. Hundley, P.G.
Vice President, Environmental Affairs
World Oil Corporation
9302 South Garfield Ave.
South Gate, CA 90280 -3896
REVIEW OF 2006 AND 2007 SEMI- ANNUAL GROUNDWATER MONITORING AND
STATUS REPORTS, REMEDIATION PROGRESS REPORTS, AND 2006 AND 2007
ANNUAL REMEDIATION SUMMARY REPORTS, FORMER SUNLAND OIL REFINERY,
BAKERSFIELD, KERN COUNTY
We reviewed the following reports prepared by The Source Group, Inc. (TSG) of Thousand
Oaks, California and submitted to this office on behalf of World Oil Corporation (World):
• First Half 2006 Semi - Annual Groundwater. Monitoring and Status Report dated 1 June
2006,
• Second'Half 2006 Semi- Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report dated
1 January 2007,
• First Half 2006 Semi - Annual Remediation Progress Report dated 1 June 2006,
• Second Half 2006 Semi- Annual Remediation Progress Report dated 1 January 2007,
• Annual Remediation Summary Report (2006) dated 28 March 2007,
• First Half 2007 Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report dated 1 June
2007,
• Second Half 2007 Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report dated
21 December 2007,
• First Half 2007 Semi - Annual Remediation Progress Report dated 1 June 2007,
• Second Half 2007 Semi- Annual Remediation Progress Report dated 28 December
2007, and
• Annual Remediation Summary Report (2007) dated 13 March 2008.
Our comments on the above reports are summarized below.. For reference, monitoring well
locations are depicted in the enclosed Figure 3 from the Semi- Annual Groundwater Monitoring
and Status Report — Second Half — 2007, dated 21 December 2007.
• Select analytical results for groundwater samples collected in 2006 and 2007 are
presented in the enclosed Table 1. Several results for methyl tertiary butyl ether.
(MTBE) and benzene exceed their respective Primary and/or Secondary Maximum
Contaminant Level for.public drinking water supply systems (§ 64444, Title 22,
California Code of Regulations).
California Environmental Protection Agency
Cd Recycled Paper
osT r5 t 'P� -ter «i
,Mr. John P. Hundley, P.G. - 2 - 25 August 2008
Based upon the analytical results of groundwater sampling, the lateral and vertical
extent of the petroleum hydrocarbon degradation in groundwater has not yet been
adequately defined. Analytical results of groundwater sampling now indicates that the
plume extents to depths of at least 200 feet in the areas of wells SE- MW -20D, TSG
MW -8313, and TSG- MW -115C and possibly deeper. In addition, the groundwater
degradation extends at, least 2,900 feet west northwest (downgradient) of what is
anticipated to be the main source area at the former Sunland refinery. With wells TSG -
MW -115.6 and C located approximately 115 feet east of the western PG &E property
boundary, it appears likely that the plume extends to the northwest, beyond the western
PG &E property boundary, and beneath the adjacent property to the west.
The remediation system at the site has been in operation since March 1996, a total of
12 years. Reports indicate that as of the end of 2007, the remediation efforts have
removed a total of 3,856 tons of petroleum hydrocarbons and 20 tons of. MTBE from the
subsurface below the former Sunland refinery site.
By 10 October 2008, please submit the following to this office:
An addendum report. addressing specific comments (open bullets) to the reports
reviewed in the enclosed Regional Water Board staff memorandum, and
A draft fact sheet on the investigative /remedial work completed to date and the findings.
World shall also provide to this office a list of parcels, including Assessor Parcel
Number (APNs), located within 500 feet of the site; the associated names and
addresses of property owners and residents for each parcel, and any other interested
parties or groups. For this purpose the "site" refers to properties directly impacted by or
which overlie any portion of the known extent of petroleum hydrocarbons in soil or.
groundwater. Once the draft fact sheet is approved by this office, World shall distribute
the fact sheet to the property owners, residents, and other interested parties on the list
described above.
By 31 October 2008, please submit the following to this office:
An interim evaluation monitoring report summarizing the geologic data and laboratory
analytical data for analyses of soil and groundwater. This should include, but not be
limited to, isopleth maps depicting concentration contours of all constituents of concern
in each hydrostratigraphic unit identified and updated geologic cross - sections depicting
geology, well construction details, analytical data on soil samples, and groundwater
analytical results including isopleth maps depicting concentration contours of all
constituents of concern in each hydrostratigraphic unit identified. The report shall
provide sufficient detail to be the basis for and shall also propose additional
investigative work to fully delineate the lateral and vertical extent of groundwater
impacted by petroleum hydrocarbons, and
A more extensive remediation progress report that includes, but is not necessarily
limited to, changes in hydrocarbon product types and concentrations in soil and
groundwater relative to the initiation of remediation efforts and over the last two years;
the, amount and type of hydrocarbon product(s) remaining in the subsurface including
floating product on the water table; hydrocarbon vapor concentrations from individual
wells and the high capacity vapor extraction system influent over time; graphical data
presentations, such as isopleth concentration contours on plan view maps and cross
Mr. Jahn P. Hundley, P.G. - 3 - 25 August 2008
sections, depicting changes over time in. the distribution of petroleum hydrocarbons and
current conditions;. an evaluation of the impacts, both positive and negative, of recent
fluctuations in the groundwater table elevation on remediation efforts; sufficient
information, analysis and conclusions to support recommendations regarding changes
to or why no changes to the remediation efforts are warranted; and an updated
estimate as to the time required under currently known conditions to.complete
remediation of the site.
Additional comments are provided in the enclosed Regional Water Board staff review
memorandum. We would like to emphasize that the number of comments addressed in the
enclosed memorandum involves 10 technical report submittals covering a two -year period. It
is not our intent, in preparing this review, to appear to diminish the efforts and
accomplishments World has made thus far in recovering approximately 3,876 tons of
petroleum hydrocarbon constituents from soil and groundwater.
Once World and its consultant have had a chance to review this letter and enclosed
memorandum, a meeting to discuss our comments, the general project status, and the future
approach to the project may be beneficial. I would suggest this meeting be held prior to the
above due dates. We look forward to this meeting and our future discussions. Please contact
Daniel Carlson of this office at (559) 444 -2484 if you have any questions regarding this matter
or to schedule a meeting.
PO4��Vw' 'Wj"-,-7
RUSSELL W. WALLS
Senior Engineer -
RCE No. 43140
Enclosures
DLC:dlc
cc: Mr. John T: Mitchell, Esq., Kern County District Attorney's Office, Bakersfield
Ms. Christine Mirabel, World Oil Corp., South Gate
Mr. Philip Jay, San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District
Mr. Ralph E. Huey, City of Bakersfield, Hazardous Materials Division
Mr. Mark Labrenz, The Source Group, Inc., Thousand Oaks
Mr. Bruce Howard, Esq., Latham & Watkins, Los Angeles
DMRAStaff0carlson\Sunland Refinery (former)1Sunland 06 -07 Rpts Review Letter D5.doc
Screen Depth (feet)
:)nstituent Date
'Hg Mar -2006
Oct -2006
Apr -2007
Oct -2007
)nzene Mar -2006
Oct -2006
Table 1
Selected Groundwater Sample Results
World Oil Corp.
Former Sunland Oil-Refinery
2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, California
SE -MW -20
S D
77 -137 1 144 -184
Monitoring Well
TSG -MW -83
A B
163-178 1 192-212
TSG -MW -115
A 1. B I C
80-130 1 160-170 1 200-210
860*
1,200*
70*
60*
NA
<0.5
5,700*
1,200*
580*
110*
NA
<0.5
1,200*
1,800*
310*
<50
<50
MTBE
<50
750*
<50
96*
<50
76"*
32 **
13**
<0.5
<0.5
NA
230 **
18 **
1.7 **
<0.5
<0.5
NA
NA
NA
90`
64*
NA
NA
0.52*
<0.5
NA
NA'
110 **
130 **
NA
.NA
100*
96*
NA
NA
22 **
15 **
NA
NA
2.3
<2
Comments
TOT - 5.0
PMCL - 1.0
PHG - 0.15
PMCL - 13.0
SMCL - 5.0
Apr -2007
<0.5
3**
<0.5
<0.5
<0 ..5
Oct -2007
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
MTBE
Mar-2006
35 **
30 **
120 **
76"*
NA
Oct -2006
16 **
13 **
230 **
76 **
NA
Apr -2007
5*
98 **
51 **
<2
<2
Oct -2007
5*
82 **
5.8*
210 **
<2
All Water
Qualt y Data in Micrograms per Liter ug
MTBE -
Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether
NA-
Not Applicable
PHG -
California Public Health Goal in Drinking Water (CaVEPA, OEHHA)
PMCL -
Primary Maximum Contaminant Level (CCR Title 22 for Public Drinking Water Supply Systems)
SMCL -
Secondary Maximum Contaminant Level (CCR Title 22 for Public Drinking Water Supply Systems;
TOT -
Taste and Odor Threshold
TPHg -
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as gasoline
* -
Reported Value Equals or Exceeds TOT, PHG, or SMCL, As Applicable.
** -
Reported Value Equals or Exceeds PMCL
NA
NA
90`
64*
NA
NA
0.52*
<0.5
NA
NA'
110 **
130 **
NA
.NA
100*
96*
NA
NA
22 **
15 **
NA
NA
2.3
<2
Comments
TOT - 5.0
PMCL - 1.0
PHG - 0.15
PMCL - 13.0
SMCL - 5.0
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- -
Sunland. Property Boundary
-- --- -
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6 Ft. Chain -Link Fence Line
Power Pole/Tension Wire Line
Earthen Containment Dike
----- - - - - --
Former Earthen Containment Dike
Single Nested Groundwater
Monitoring Well
Multiple Nested Groundwater
Monitoring Well
+
Groundwater Monitoring Well
Groundwater Monitoring /Soil
Vapor Extraction Well
Groundwater Monitoring /Air
Sparge Point Well
*
Well Casing Not Surveyed
Groundwater Monitoring Legend
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as .
Gasoline Concentration (mg /L) (GC /MS)
Benzene Concentration (mg/L) (82608)
Methyl Tertiary-Butyl Ether
Concentration (mg/L) (82606)
<0.002 Not Detected Above Method Detection
Limit Shown
(DRY) Not Sampled, Well Dry .
(NS) Not Sampled, Unable to Locate
(LPH) Liquid -Phase Hydrocarbon
Groundwater samples collected October 2 through
October 6, 2007.
General Site Notes:
1. Source: Evans Land Surveying and Mappingg surveys
conducted September 29 and October 27, 2004
and February 22, 2007. Included in these surveys
are the Monitoring and Remediation Well Locations,
North Tank Farm and Berms. Property Line information
shown for reference only. Record Data was used
to generate all additional property line information
on this map.
2. Additional Reference Information from:
USGS Georefenced Satellite Imagery, August 1994
Airphoto Georeferenced Satellite Imagery, June 2003
Kern County On -line GIS Database, 2004
0 400 800
California Regional Water Quality Control Board
Central Valley Region
Karl E. Longley, ScD, P.E., Chair
Linda S. Adams
1685 E Street, Fresno, California 93706
Secretary for ecre nmenla! (5 59) 445 -5116 • Fax (559) 445 -5910
Protection http:// www .waterboards.c&gov /centralval ley
To: Russell W. Walls FROM: Daniel L. Carlson, PG,
Senior Engineer Engineering Geologist
RCE No. 43140 PG No. 5379, CHg No,
DATE: 25 August 2008
SIGNATURE:
(a
Arnold
Schwarzenegger
Governor
CEG, CHg
488
SUBJECT: REVIEW OF 2006 AND 2007 SEMI- ANNUAL GROUNDWATER MONITORING
AND STATUS REPORTS, REMEDIATION PROGRESS REPORTS, 2006 AND
2007 ANNUAL REMEDIATION SUMMARY REPORTS; FORMER SUNLAND OIL
REFINERY, BAKERSFIELD, KERN COUNTY
I have reviewed the following reports prepared and submitted by The Source Group, Inc.
(TSG) of Thousand Oaks, California on behalf of World Oil Corporation (World):
• First Half 2006 Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report dated 1 June
2006,
• Second Half 2006 Semi- Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report dated
1 January 2007,
• First Half 2006 Semi- Annual Remediation Progress Report dated 1 June 2006,
• Second Half 2006 Semi- Annual Remediation Progress Report dated 1 January 2007,
• Annual Remediation Summary Report (2006) dated 28 March 2007,
• First Half 2007 Semi- Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report dated 1 June
2007,
• Second Half 2007 Semi - Annual. Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report dated
21 December 2007,
• First Half .2007 Semi - Annual Remediation Progress Report dated 1 June 2007,
• Second Half 2007 Semi - Annual Remediation Progress Report dated 28 December
2007, and
• Annual Remediation Summary Report (2007) dated 13 March 2008.
My comments on these reports are presented below. Comments which may require a .
response from World are denoted with an open bullet (1). For reference, monitoring well
locations are depicted in the enclosed Figure 3 from the Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring
and Status Report — Second Half — 2007.
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2006 Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Reports
First Half 2006 Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report
Total petroleum hydrocarbons as gasoline (TPHg) concentrations from wells SE -MW-
23S and TSG- MW -113C were the highest reported during the March 2006 sampling
event. Groundwater samples collected from wells SE -MW -23S and TSG- MW -113C are
reported to have TPHg concentrations of 18,000 and 12,000 micrograms per liter
(Ng /L), respectively. The concentration in SE -MW -23S is consistent with historical
results. The concentration in TSG- MW -113C is significantly lower than the previous
1,200,000 pg /L reported for the second half of 2005. Neither well had detectable
concentrations of methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE).
The highest concentration of MTBE, 140 pg /L, was detected in well SE- AS /MW -28D.
The second highest concentration of MTBE, 120 pg /L, was detected in well TSG -MW-
83A. This well is approximately 2,000 feet west - northwest (downgradient) of what is
anticipated to be the main MTBE source area, the South Tank Farm (STF), at the
former Sunland refinery.
In our 20 March 2006 review letter regarding the Second Half 2005 Semi - Annual
Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report, based upon an analysis of historic MTBE
data across the site, Regional Water Quality Control Board (Regional Water Board)
staff suggested that the "lagging" benzene associated with a "slug" type MTBE release
may have reached its peak concentration in well GMX- MW -62D in September 2005.
The results of the current monitoring event indicated that benzene was not detected in
well GMX -MW -62D, which appears to confirm that the benzene "slug" in groundwater
has now migrated past well GMX -MW -62D. Well GMX -MW -62D is very near well TSG=
MW -83A, discussed above, which is approximately 2,000 feet west - northwest
(downgradient).of the STF at the former Sunland refinery.
• Groundwater elevations at the site peaked in September 1999 and then declined until
after March 2005 at which time groundwater elevations began to rise. Since March
2005, the elevations rose. approximately 15 to 20 feet in wells not in the immediate
vicinity of active air sparging and vacuum extraction activities.
• The groundwater flow direction during this monitoring event was. generally to the
northwest at a gradient of approximately 0.010. This is in general agreement with .
recent monitoring results.
Second Half 2006 Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report
TPHg concentrations from wells SE- MW -20S and SE- MW -23D were the highest
reported during the October 2006 sampling event. Groundwater samples collected
from wells SE- MW -20S and SE -MW -23D are reported to have TPHg concentrations of
5,700 and 16,000 pg /L, respectively. The concentration in SE- MW -20S is consistent
with historical results. The concentration in SE -MW -23D is slightly higher than the
previous monitoring period, but is significantly lower than most historical results. MTBE
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was detected in well SE- MW -20S at .a concentration of 16 lag /L, but was not detected in
well TSG- MW -23D.
The highest concentration of MTBE, 230 lag /L, was detected in well TSG- MW -83A. The
second highest concentration of MTBE, 76 lag /L, was detected in two wells: SE-
AS/MW-28(D) and TSG- MW -83B. Wells TSG -MW -83A and B are approximately 2,000
feet west - northwest (downgradient) of what is anticipated to be the main MTBE source
area, the STF, at the former Sunland refinery.
• The results of the subject monitoring event indicated that benzene was again not
detected in well GMX- MW -62D, which appears to further confirm that the benzene
"slug" in groundwater has now migrated past well GMX -MW -62D. Well GMX -MW -62D
is very near well TSG -MW -83A, discussed above, which is approximately 2,000 feet
west - northwest (downgradient) of what is anticipated to be the main MTBE source area,
the STF, at the former Sunland refinery.
• Groundwater elevations at the site peaked in September 1999 and then declined until
March 2005 at which time groundwater elevations began to rise. Since March 2005,
the elevations continued to rise. Since the previous monitoring report, groundwater
elevations rose approximately 5 to 12 feet in wells not in the immediate vicinity of active
air sparging and vacuum extraction activities.
• The groundwater flow direction during.this monitoring event was generally to the
northwest at a gradient of approximately 0.012. This in general agreement with historic
monitoring results.
2006 Semi - Annual Remediation Progress Reports
First Half 2006 Remediation Progress Report
• The high capacity vapor extraction system (HCVES) operated approximately 2,440
hours during the reporting period (67 percent of the time).
• An estimated 134,310 pounds of hydrocarbons were extracted and destroyed by a
thermal oxidizer during the reporting period. This brings the cumulative total of
hydrocarbons treated to 7,579,730 pounds since vapor extraction was initiated at the
site on 22 March 1996.
• An estimated 1,056 pounds of MTBE was extracted and destroyed by the thermal
oxidizer during the reporting period. This brings the cumulative total of MTBE treated to
39,158 pounds since October 1996; the earliest date data was available for MTBE.
• Approximately 2,070 gallons of liquid petroleum hydrocarbons (LPH) was collected by
the HCVES and from affected wells by a vacuum truck. As of the reporting period, the
total amount of LPH removed since December 1996 is approximately 10,676 gallons.
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Second Half 2006 Remediation Progress Report
• The HCVES operated approximately 2,061 hours during the reporting period (40
percent of the time).
• An estimated 57,557 pounds of hydrocarbons were extracted and destroyed by a
thermal oxidizer during the reporting period. This brings the cumulative total of
hydrocarbons treated -to 7,637,287 pounds since vapor extraction was initiated at the
site on 22 March 1996.
• An estimated 12 pounds of MTBE was extracted and destroyed by the thermal oxidizer
during the reporting period. This brings the cumulative total of MTBE treated to 39,170
pounds since October 1996; the earliest date data was available for MTBE.
• Approximately 1,180 gallons of LPH was collected by the HCVES and an additional 78
gallons of LPH manually bailed or vacuumed from affected wells by a vacuum truck. As
of this reporting period, the total amount of LPH removed since December 1996 is
approximately 11,934 gallons.
• Operational time during this reporting period was reduced due to conversion of the .
HCVES from thermal to catalytic mode of operation. The Report indicates the. HCVES
was off line from 31 July 2006; the catalyst installed in September 2006; and start-up
testing was performed on 4.October 2006 under the supervision of San Joaquin Valley
Air Pollution Control District staff. During the conversion, LPH continued to be collected
from affected wells.
o The language of the text suggests that the HCVES was. back online on 4 October 2006.
However, Figure 5 of the Report, that includes a graphical display indicating when the
HCVES is operational, suggests it was not back fully operational until about three
weeks after the start-up testing. World needs to amend the Report text and /or Figure 5
to clarify when the HCVES was again fully operational.
o Based upon data in the Report, the total down time for the HCVES for the conversion
appears to be almost three months (31 July through or near the end of October 2006).
This appears to be an inordinate amount of time for the HCVES to be non - operational
to affect such a conversion. World needs to provide an explanation as to why the
HCVES was non - operational for this length of time.
2006 Annual Remediation Summary Report
• For calendar year 2006, approximately 86 tons of hydrocarbons and 0.5 tons of MTBE
were removed by the HCVES from the subsurface below the former Sunland refinery
site. Approximately 2,832 gallons of LPH were also removed via stinging of selected
wells and as vapor condensate.
• In response to a request from our office, TSG conducted a drinking water well survey
west of the PG&E Kern Steam Plant property and also prepared a workplan for the
installation of additional groundwater monitoring wells to monitor site constituents
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west/northwest of the former Sunland refinery site. On 17 July 2006 TSG submitted to
our office the document entitled Well Installation Workplan and Water Well Summary
dated 13 July 2006. We approved the well installation workplan in our letter dated
6 September 2006. The Report indicated that pre - installation activities were completed
in late 2006 and the well installation was scheduled for early 2007.
2007 Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Reports
First Half 2007 Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report
Groundwater samples were collected for the first time from the new groundwater
monitoring wells; TSG -MW -114, A/B /C; TSG -MW -115, A/B /C; and TSG -MW -116
A/B /C; installed in January 2007. These wells were installed to provide additional
vertical and lateral delineation of the western edge of the contamination plume in
groundwater.
TPHg concentrations from wells SE- MW -23D and SE- MW -20D were the highest
reported during the April 2007 sampling event. Groundwater samples collected from
wells SE -MW -23D and SE- MW -20D are reported to have TPHg concentrations of
2,600 pg /L and 1,800 pg /L, respectively. The concentration in SE- MW -23D is lower
than the previous monitoring period and is significantly lower than most historical
results. The concentration in SE- MW -20D is consistent with historical results. MTBE
was not detected in well TSG -MW -23D, but was detected in well SE- MW -20D at a
concentration of 98 pg /L.
• The highest concentration of MTBE, 110 fag /L, was detected in newly installed well
TSG- MW -115B. This well is approximately 2,900 feet west - northwest (downgradient) of
what is anticipated to be the main MTBE source area, the STF, at the former Sunland
refinery. The second highest concentration of MTBE, 98 pg /L, was detected in well SE-
MW -201D.
• The highest concentration of benzene, 22 pg /L, was detected in newly installed well
TSG- MW -115C. This well is approximately 2,900 feet west - northwest (downgradient)
of what is anticipated to be the main source area at the former Sunland refinery. The
second highest concentration of benzene, 5.8 pg /L, was detected in well TSG- MW -85C.
In our 20 March 2006 review letter regarding the Second Half 2005 Semi - Annual
Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report, based upon an analysis of historic MTBE
data across the site, Regional Water Board staff suggested that the "lagging" benzene
associated with a "slug" type MTBE release may have reached its peak concentration in
well GMX- MW -62D in September 2005. The. results of the previous and current
monitoring events indicated that benzene was not. detected in well GMX -MW -62D,
which appears to again confirm that the referenced benzene "slug" in groundwater has
now migrated past well GMX- MW -62D. Well GMX -MW -62D is approximately 2,000
feet west - northwest (downgradient) of what is anticipated to be the main MTBE source
area (STF) at the former Sunland refinery.
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• Groundwater elevations at the site peaked in September 1999 and then declined. until
March 2005 at which time groundwater elevations began to rise. Since March.2005,
the elevations continue rise. Since the last monitoring report, groundwater elevations
rose approximately 6 to 8 feet in wells not in the immediate vicinity of active air sparging
and vacuum extraction activities. This brings the total rise in the groundwater surface
from March 2005 until April 2007 to 30+ feet in wells not in the immediate vicinity of
active air sparging and vacuum extraction activities. Other wells show an apparent rise
of approximately 45 feet but how much of this apparent rise may be influenced by the
remediation activities of air sparging and soil vapor extraction is not known.
• The groundwater flow direction during this monitoring event was generally to the
northwest at a gradient of approximately 0.009. This is in general agreement with
recent monitoring results.
o World failed to include analyses for oxygenates during the first semi - annual period 2007
groundwater sampling event which were required in the Regional Water Board letter
titled Well Installation Work Plan Review dated 6 September 2006. In addition to
oxygenates, the samples should also be analyzed for 1,2 dichloroethane via USEPA
Method 826013 and the results reported for all constituents for the next two monitoring
events. Once the results are available and reviewed a determination can be made
whether continuation of these analyses is warranted.
Second Half 2007 Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report
• The highest TPHg. concentrations reported during the October 2007 sampling event are
from wells SE- MW -23D and SE- MW -23S. Groundwater samples collected from wells
SE -MW -23D and SE -MW -23S are reported to have TPHg concentrations of 30,000 and
3,100 pg /L, respectively. MTBE was not detected in either well.
The highest concentration of MTBE, 210 pg /L, was. detected in well TSG- MW -83B.
This well is approximately 2,000 feet west - northwest (downgradient) of what is
anticipated to be the main MTBE source area at the former Sunland refinery. The
second highest concentration of MTBE, 130 pg /L, was detected in well TSG -MW -1158.
This well is approximately 2,900 feet west - northwest (downgradient) of what is
anticipated to be the main MTBE source area at the former Sunland refinery.
• The highest concentration of benzene, 15 pg /L, was detected in newly installed well
TSG- MW -115C. This well. is approximately 2,900 feet west - northwest (downgradient)
of what is anticipated to be the main source area at the former Sunland refinery. The
second highest concentration of benzene, 8.7 pg /L, was detected in well SE -MW -23D.
In our 20 March 2006 review letter regarding the Second Half 2005 Semi - Annual
Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report, based upon an analysis of historic MTBE
data across the site, Regional Water Board staff suggested that the "lagging" benzene
associated with a "slug" type MTBE release may have reached its peak concentration in
well GMX- MW -62D in September 2005. The results of the two previous and current
monitoring events indicated that benzene was not detected in well GMX -MW -62D,
which appears to further confirm that the referenced benzene "slug" in groundwater has
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now migrated past well GMX- MW -62D. Well GMX -MW -62D is approximately 2,000
feet west - northwest (downgradient) of what is anticipated to be the main MTBE source
area, the STF, at the former Sunland refinery.
• In this same 20 March 2006 review letter, Regional Water Board staff further suggested
that based upon these same calculations the core of the MTBE "slug" should be located
about 700 to. 1,000 feet downgradient of well GMX- MW -62D, at that time, or near the
western PG &E property boundary. This estimate appears to have been correct based
upon the detection of MTBE and benzene at concentrations that exceeds their
respective Primary MCL for drinking water in new wells TSG -MW -115 B and C,
constructed in January 2007, located near the PG &E boundary.
• Using the same seepage velocity for MTBE of 0.8 to 1.1 feet per day, previously
calculated by Regional Water Board staff, and continuing the migration to the northwest
since March 2006, the "slug" of MTBE may have migrated to date an additional 600 to
800 feet downgradient of new wells TSG -MW -115 B and C and beneath the adjacent
property. This new estimated extent of the plume is approximately 3,600 feet
downgradient of what is anticipated to be the main MTBE source area at the former
Sunland refinery South Tank Farm.
• Groundwater elevations at the site peaked in September 1999 and then declined until
March 2005 at which time groundwater elevations began to rise. For the first time since
March 2005, groundwater elevations declined at the site. Since the last monitoring
report, groundwater elevations declined approximately 6 to 10 feet in wells not in the
immediate vicinity of active air sparging and vacuum extraction activities.
• I reviewed groundwater elevations in wells located together and within and down
gradient along the contamination plume. From these I calculated vertical hydraulic
gradients. The vertical hydraulic gradient at wells GMX- MW -62(S) and TSG- MW -83B
was calculated to be 0.094 and 0.157 for April and October 2007, respectively. The
vertical hydraulic gradient at wells TSG- MW -115A and TSG- MW -115C was calculated
to be 0.066 and 0.121 for April and October 2007, respectively.
Comparison of groundwater elevations in the B and C wells of the TSG -MW -114
through 116 well clusters indicated negligible differences in wells TSG -MW -114 and
115. However, the difference in groundwater elevations for TSG- MW -116B and C were
5.12 feet lower and 6.48 feet lower in the C well in April and October 2007, respectively.
The .B well is screened from 160 -170 feet below ground surface (bgs) and the C well is
screened from 198 -208 feet bgs. Review of the continuous core log for well 116 B/C
indicates silt (ML - 65% silt, 20% fine sand, and 15% clay) was encountered from 175
to 182 feet bgs, between the screened intervals of these wells. Additional zones logged
as silty sand (with up to 25% silt) were also encountered in the interval between the
screens in wells 116B and C. Collectively, this suggests some hydraulic separation
may exist between the zones monitored by each well.
• The groundwater -flow direction during this monitoring event was generally to the
northwest at a gradient of approximately 0.006. This is in general agreement with
recent monitoring results.
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o World did not present the results of all groundwater analyses in tables within the
Report. During this sampling event groundwater samples were .collected from select
wells and analyzed for arsenic, total chromium, and hexavalent chromium (chromium
VI). However, the results of these analyses were not presented in data tables within the
Report. World needs to ensure that future reports present current and historic results
of all laboratory analyses of groundwater samples for arsenic, total chromium, and
hexavalent chromium in a table(s) within.each report, as are the results for other
analyses.
o World failed to incorporate analyses for oxygenates during this sampling event which
were required in the Regional Water Board letter titled Well Installation Work Plan
Review dated 6 September 2006. In addition to oxygenates, the samples should also
be analyzed for 1,2 dichloroethane via USEPA Method 8260B and the results reported
for all constituents for the next two monitoring events. Once the results are available
and reviewed a determination can be made whether continuation of these analyses is
warranted.
2007 Semi - Annual Remediation Progress Reports .
First Half 2007 Remediation Progress Report
• The HCVES. operated, in catalytic mode, approximately 2,815 hours during the
reporting period (78 percent of the time).
• An estimated 16.8 tons (33,600 pounds) of hydrocarbons were extracted and destroyed
by the catalytic oxidizer during this reporting period. This brings the cumulative total of
hydrocarbons treated to 3,835.4 tons since vapor extraction was initiated at the site on
22 March 1996.
• An estimated 101 pounds of MTBE was extracted and destroyed by the catalytic
oxidizer during the reporting period. This brings the cumulative total of MTBE treated to
19.6 tons since October 1996; the earliest date data was available for MTBE.
• Approximately 1,682 gallons of LPH was collected by the HCVES and an additional 133
gallons of LPH was manually bailed or removed from affected wells by a vacuum truck.
In total, 1,815 gallons of LPH were removed from the site during the reporting period
and the total amount of LPH removed since December 1996 is approximately 13,749
gallons.
• Table 3 in the Report fails to include 7" in the "Note" column for monitoring performed
on 22 January 2007 indicating that HCVES influent samples were collected for
laboratory analysis.
Second Half 2007 Remediation. -Progress Report
o The Report states that the HCVES operated, in the flare mode, approximately 2,523
hours during the reporting period (49 percent of the time). World needs to provide an
explanation as to why the HCVES operated so little during this reporting period.
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• An estimated 2.0 tons (40,000 pounds) of hydrocarbons were extracted and destroyed
by the flare during the reporting period. This brings the cumulative total of
hydrocarbons treated to 3,855.4 tons since vapor extraction was initiated at the site on
22 March 1996.
• An estimated 328 pounds of MTBE was extracted and destroyed by the flare during the
reporting period. This brings the cumulative total of MTBE treated to 1.9.8 tons since
October 1996; the earliest date data was available for MTBE.
o Approximately 1,181 gallons of LPH was collected by the HCVES and an additional 157
gallons of LPH manually bailed or vacuumed from affected wells by a vacuum truck. In
total, 1,338 gallons of LPH were removed from the site during the reporting period. The
Report states that as of this reporting period the total amount of LPH removed since
December 1996 is approximately 15,009 gallons. However, my calculations for LPH
removal since the previous monitoring report are as follows:
First Half 2007 LPH Project Total
Second Half 2007 Period Total,
New LPH Project Total .
13,749 gallons
1,338 gallons
15,087 gallons (not 15,009 as reported)
World needs to recheck the LPH calculations and amend the text and Table 1 of the
Report as necessary.
o Data within the Report indicates that the entire HCVES was off from 12 April 2007
through 6 June 2007; almost 2 months. World needs to provide an explanation of why
the HCVES was off during this period.
o In Table 2g, the AS System Process Summary lists the "Air Sparge Flow Rate Per Well"
as 39,217 scfm, which appears incorrect. World needs to check and amend as
necessary.
o In Table 3 of the Report, the column "Notes" shows no entries, which is in contrast to
previous reports. World needs to explain why no "Notes" are included in Table 3 of the
Report. If this is in error, World needs to incorporate the necessary information and
submit an amended Table 3 to this office.
o Figure 5 in the Report depicts periods when the HCVES, the South Tank Farm (STF)
air sparging (AS), and WTF'AS systems are "On" or "Off'. Data in Figure 5'for the
system status does not agree with system operational status as recorded in the High
Capacity Soil Vapor Extraction /Air Sparge Monitoring Logs contained in Attachment D
"O & M Field Logs" or with specific system status shown in Table 3. World needs to
check, amend portions of the Report as necessary, and resubmit the amended portions
of the Report to this office.
o Figure 5 in the Report indicates that the air sparging system in the West Tank Farm
(WTF) has operated very little since mid - January 2007. World needs to provide an
explanation as to why it was operated so little.
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• In Attachment D, the first set of field vapor extraction monitoring logs do not identify the
technician's name, initials, and date the readings were taken.
o There appears to be a possible contradiction in Attachment D, O & M Field Logs for
15 August 2007 and 23 August 2007. The former field log fails to indicate the HCVES
departure status for Blower 2 and the arrival and departure status for the WTF AS
system. In addition, this.field log indicates in the notes /activities. section that the system
shut down due to a High /High condition in the AST [aboveground storage tank].
However, the HCVES- system arrival and departure status indicates "On" for both. The
next system check field log for 23 August 2007 indicates that the HCVES was "Off"
upon arrival and in the notes /activities section it indicates that the AST was emptied. It
appears that the system shut down note may belong on the 23 August 2007 field log.
World needs to review and clarify.
o Similar to the issue discussed in the previous comment, the 30 August 2007 HCVES /
AS Monitoring Log does not indicate HVCES Blower 2 departure status, AS STF
departure status, nor the AS WTF arrival and departure status. World needs to ensure
that the HCVES / AS Monitoring Logs are properly completed in the field by personnel
monitoring the system.
o Field Memoranda, provided in Attachment D of previous reports, are not included in the
current Report.. World needs to include all Field Memoranda in Attachment D of all
future Remediation Progress Reports.
o Information in the Report indicates that the catalytic oxidizer was taken off line and the
flare system brought back on line. World needs to provide an explanation as to why.
o In the Summary of Individual Well Concentrations, Vacuums, and Depths to .
Product/Water tables, contained in Attachment B of the Report, some of the Product
Thickness values are not reported even though data on the Depth to Water and ,Depth
to Product are present in the table. Examples in the 6 June 2007 measurements
include wells AS -81 b and SE- MW -9(R); well MW -5 in the 15 August 2007
measurements. Similarly, there are several other wells in the Summary tables for other
dates also lacking this information. World needs to update the Attachment B tables as
necessary and resubmit them to this office.
o World needs to provide an explanation as to why concentration or vacuum data for the
vapor extraction wells (TSG —VE -90 through TSG- VE -96), located on PG &E property,
are not included in the tables contained in Attachment B of the Report.
o In wells with liquid petroleum hydrocarbons but comparatively low measured
hydrocarbon vapor concentrations, World needs to sample the liquid product and
analyze the samples for carbon chain C -6 through C-44 to identify the hydrocarbon
product and determine if this product is amenable to remediation by the HCVES. The
product may be composed of less volatile hydrocarbons such as kerosene or diesel and
not respond well to the HCVES.
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2007 Annual Remediation Summary Report
The Report indicates that for the calendar year 2007, the high capacity vapor. extraction
system removed and destroyed approximately 30 tons of petroleum hydrocarbons and
0.3 tons of MTBE from the subsurface below the former Sunland refinery site.
Approximately 1,680 gallons of LPH were also removed via stinging of selected wells
and as vapor condensate. This brings the cumulative total to 3,856 tons and 20 tons of
hydrocarbons and MTBE, respectively, removed to date.
o The reported 30 tons of hydrocarbons removed in 2007 is significantly less, only 35 %,
of the estimated 86 tons reported removed in 2006. The amounts of both LPH and
MTBE recovered /destroyed in 2007 are also significantly less with both being about
60 %; 2,832 gallons and 0.5 tons; respectively; of that reported for 2006. World needs
to provide a discussion regarding the significant decline in the amounts of these
constituents removed in 2007 as compared to 2006.
o Under the heading Assessment Activities, the Report"states that no additional
assessment activities were performed in relation to the former Sunland refinery site
during calendar year 2007. 1 believe that additional information should be included in
this section of the Report. In the Annual Remediation Summary Report (2006) (2006
Summary under the heading Assessment Activities, the report summarizes our
request for the installation of additional groundwater monitoring wells for the purpose of
monitoring site constituents west and northwest of the former Sunland refinery site.
Our request was made to further assess the lateral and vertical extent of groundwater
impacted by petroleum hydrocarbons migrating from the Sunland site. The 2006
Summary Report also states that SGI submitted a workplan for well installations, that
our office approved the workplan, and that SGl completed pre - drilling activities in late
2006. The 2006 Summary Report also stated, "Well installation was completed in early
2007, and will be documented within the Annual Remediation Summary Report for
calendar year 2007'. However, no such documentation of the well installations was
found in the Annual Remediation Summary Report for 2007.
World should revise the Assessment Activities section of the Report to include a
discussion of the installation of the three well clusters TSG- MW- 1 14A/B/C, - 115A/B /C
and - 116A/B /C; the sampling of the wells during each of the two regularly scheduled
semiannual sampling events in 2007; and the analytical results of those sampling
events. Although the analytical results of sampling these new wells are contained
within Table 1 — Historical Groundwater Analysis and Gauging Results, and in the two
Groundwater Hydrocarbon Concentration Maps within the Report, the results and
conclusions should be discussed in the Report text due to the significance of the
detection of MTBE and benzene in excess of drinking water standards in' wells TSG-
MW -115 B and C, respectively, at depths from approximately 160 to 210 feet and 2,900
feet west - northwest (downgradient) of the anticipated source area of the former
Sunland refinery.
o On page 3, paragraph 1, the Report states in pertinent part, "Vapor samples were
collected from the inlet header(s) for laboratory analysis once a month ". In my review of
the two semi- annual remediation progress reports, there are no analytical results
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reported for influent vapor samples collected during the months of April and June 2007.
The Process /Influent Concentrations (STF, WTF, PG &E combined) reported in Table A
contained within Appendix A of the Report indicates, "System off -line" during April and
June suggesting this is the reason samples were not collected these months. However,
data in the respective semi - annual remediation progress reports indicated that the
HCVES was operational from 1'April through 12 April and from 6 June through 30 June.
Therefore, sufficient operational time existed each month during which samples could
reasonably have been collected. World should modify the Report to be accurate and
state when process /influent vapor samples were collected for analysis.
o In addition, process /influent concentrations are reported in Table A of the Report and
laboratory reports are. found in Attachment A of the Second Half Semi - Annual
Remediation Progress Report (2007) for samples collected on 21 May 2007 even
though data from both 2007 semi - annual remediation progress reports indicates that
the HCVES and air sparging systems were all off continuously from 13 April 2007
through 6 June 2007. World should explain how process /influent vapor samples could
not be collected in April and June 2,007 due to "system off -line" and yet samples were
apparently collected 21 May 2007 even though the entire remediation system was off -
line from 13 April 2007 through 6 June 2007.
Summary Comments
• Selected results for groundwater samples collected in 2006 and 2007 are presented in
the enclosed Table 1. Monitoring well locations are depicted in the enclosed Figure 3
from the Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report — Second Half —
2007, dated 21 December 2007.
Based upon the above, the lateral and vertical extent of the petroleum hydrocarbon
contamination in groundwater has not yet been defined. Analytical results of
groundwater sampling now indicates that the plume of degradation, which exceeds the
Primary MCLs for some constituents, extents to depths of at least 200 feet in the areas
of wells SE- MW -20D, TSG- MW -83B, and TSG- MW -115C and possibly deeper. In
addition, the groundwater degradation extends at Feast 2,900 feet west northwest
(downgradient) of what is anticipated to be the main MTBE source area at the former
Sunland refinery. Based upon previous Regional Water Board staff estimates of the
rate of contaminant plume migration, the plume may now have migrated to the
northwest approximately 600 to 800 feet beyond wells TSG -MW -115 Band C. Since
wells TSG- MW -115B and. C are located approximately 115 feet east of the western
PG &E property boundary, it appears likely that the plume of groundwater degradation
extends to the northwest beyond the western PG &E property boundary, and beneath
the adjacent property to the west.
o With the new hydrogeologic and groundwater data now available from the installation
and sampling of new groundwater monitoring wells, World needs to prepare an updated
interim evaluation monitoring report summarizing the geologic data and laboratory
analytical data for analyses of soil and groundwater. This should include, but not be
limited to, updated geologic cross - sections depicting geology, well construction details,
analytical. data on soil samples, and groundwater analytical results including isopleth
Former Sunland Oil Refinery -13- 25 August 2008
maps depicting concentration contours of all constituents of concern in each
hydrostratigraphic unit identified. The report shall provide sufficient detail to be the
basis for and should include proposals for additional investigative work to.delineate the
lateral and vertical extent of groundwater impacted by petroleum hydrocarbons.
o Based upon the above, World needs to prepare a draft fact sheet on the investigative
work completed to date and the findings. The draft fact sheet shall be submitted.to this
office for review and comment. World shall also provide a list of parcels, including
Assessor Parcel Number (APNs), located within 500 feet of the site; the associated
names and addresses of property. owners and /or residents for each parcel, and any
other interested parties or groups. For purposes of this requirement, "site" refers to all
parcels with known contamination or which overlie known contamination that originated
from the former Sunland refinery... Once the draft fact sheet is approved by this office,
World will need to distribute the fact sheet to the property owners, residents, and other
interested parties on the list described above.
o The remediation system at the site has been in operation since March 1996, a period of
approximately 12 years. Reports indicate that as of the end of 2007, the remediation
efforts have removed a total of 3,856 tons of petroleum hydrocarbons and 20 tons of
MTBE from the subsurface below the former Sunland refinery site. World should
prepare a more extensive Remediation Progress Report that includes, but is not
necessarily limited to, reporting changes in hydrocarbon product -types and
concentrations in soil and groundwater relative to the initiation of remediation efforts
and over the last two years; the types and estimated amounts of hydrocarbon
product(s) remaining in the subsurface including floating product on the water table;
changes in the hydrocarbon vapor concentrations from individual wells and HCVES
influent concentrations over time; graphical data presentations, such as isopleth
concentration contours on plan view maps and cross sections, depicting the changes
over time and current conditions; an evaluation of the impacts, both positive. and /or
negative, of fluctuations in the groundwater table elevation on remediation efforts;
providing sufficient information, analysis and conclusions to support recommendations
for changes, if any, or why no changes to the remediation efforts are warranted; and
providing an updated estimate as to the time required under currently known conditions
to complete remediation of the site.
Enclosures
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Table 1
Selected Groundwater Sample Results
World Oil Corp.
Former Sunland Oil Refinery
2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, California
Monitoring Well
SE -MW -20 TSG -MW -83 TSG -MW -115
S D A B A B C
Screen Depth (feet) 77-137 144-184 163-178 192-212. 80-130 160-170 200-210
Constituent
Date
Comments
TPHg
Mar -2006
860*
1,200*
70*
60*
NA
NA
NA
TOT - 5.0
-2006
5,700*
1,200*
580*
110*
NA
NA
NA
-2007
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1,200*
1,800*
310*
<50
<510
90*
100*
-2007
<50
750*
<50
96*
<50
64*
96*
Benzene
Mar -2006
32 "*
13 **
<0.5
<0.5
NA
NA
NA
PMCL -1.0.
Oct -2006
18 **
1.7 **
<0.5
.<O:5
NA
NA
NA
PHG - 0.15
Apr -2007
<0.5
3 **
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
0.52*
.22"*
Oct -2007
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
1 <0.5
1 <0.5
1 15 **
MTBE
Mar -2006
35 **
30 **
120 **
76 **
NA
NA
NA
PMCL - 13.0
Oct -2006
16 **
13 **
230 **
76 **
NA
NA
NA
SMCL - 5.0
Apr -2007
5*
98 **
51**
<2
<2
110 **
2.3
Oct -2007
5*
82 **
5.8*
210 **
<2
130 **
<2
All Water Quat Data in icrograms per Lite, u
MTBE - Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether
NA- Not Applicable
PHG- California Public Health Goal in Drinking Water (Cal/EPA, OEHHA)
PMCL - Primary Maximum Contaminant Level (CCR Title 22 for Public Drinking Water Supply Systems)
SMCL - Secondary Maximum Contaminant Level (CCR Title 22 for Public Drinking Water Supply Systems)
TOT- Taste and Odor Threshold
TPHg - Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as gasoline
* - Reported Value Equals or Exceeds TOT, PHG, or SMCL,'As Applicable.
** - Reported Value Equals or Exceeds PMCL
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Groundwater Monitoring Legend
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as .
Gasoline Concentration (mg /L) (GC /MS)
Benzene Concentration (mg /L) (8260B)
Methyl Tertiary-Butyl Ether
Concentration (mg /L) (8260B)
<0.002 Not Detected Above Method Detection
Limit Shown
(DRY) Not Sampled, Well . Dry
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Groundwater samples collected October 2 through
October 6, 2007.
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General Site Notes:
1. Source: Evans Land Surveying and Mapping surveys
conducted September 29 and October 27, 2004
and February 22, 2007. Included in these surveys
are the Monitoring and Remediation Well Locations,
North Tank Farm and Berms. Property Line information
shown for reference only. Record Data was used
to generate all additional property line information
on this map.
2. Additional Reference Information from-
USGS Georefenced Satellite Imagery, August 1994
Airphoto Georeferenced Satellite Imagery, June 2003
Kern County On -line GIS Database, 2004
0 400 800
California Regional Water Quality Control Board
-� \- Central Valley Region
Karl E. Longley, ScD, P.E., Chair
Linda S. Adams Arnold
Secretary for 1685 E Street, Fresno, California 93706 Schwarzenegger
Environmental (559) 445 -5116 • Fax (559) 445 -5910 Governor
Protection http: / /www.waterboards.ca.gov /centralvalley
t
Mr. John P. Hundley, P.G. 16 December 2008
Vice President, Environmental Affairs
World Oil Corporation
9302 South Garfield Ave.
South Gate, CA 90280 -3896
REVIEW OF FIRST HALF 2008 SEMI- ANNUAL GROUNDWATER MONITORING AND
STATUS REPORT AND REMED/ATION PROGRESS REPORT, FORMER SUNLAND OIL
REFINERY, 2952 COFFEE ROAD, BAKERSFIELD, KERN COUNTY
We reviewed the reports titled First Half 2008 Semi- Annual Groundwater Monitoring and
Status Report dated 30 May 2008 and First Half 2008 Remediation Progress Report dated
30 May 2008. Both reports were prepared and submitted by The Source Group, Inc. (SGI) of
Thousand Oaks, California on behalf of World Oil Corporation (World).
Our comments on these reports are presented below.. For reference, monitoring well locations
are depicted in Figure 3 from the Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring, and Status Report –
First Half– 2008 enclosed with the Regional W,?*— r -B^ ^rd staff revielm memorandum.
First Half 2008.Groundwate'r'.Monitokng and Status Report
• In this report, World included analytical results for wells TSG- MW- 114A -C, - 115A -C,
and - 116A -C from the current and the past two monitoring events for some of the fuel
oxygenates required in the Regional Water Board letter titled Well Installation Work
Plan Review dated .6 September 2006. However, the report indicated that analyses for
methanol and ethanol were not included but would be included in the second half 2008
and first half 2009 sampling events. In addition to ethanol and methanol, samples
should also be analyzed. for 1,2 dichloroethane using USEPA Method 8260B and the
results reported for the next two monitoring events. Once-the results are available and
reviewed, a determination can be made whether continuation of these analyses is
warranted;
• The text of the report indicates that, "The previously identified fuel oxygenates were not
detected in groundwater above the method detection limits within any of the three
sampling events ".. This is incorrect, Table 5 of the report indicates that tert-Butyl
alcohol was detected in well TSG- MW -115B during the 3 October 2007 sampling event
at a concentration, of 13 yg /L. -A review ofthe.jaboratory reports contained within
'Appendix C confirmed that the 13 pg/L result is correct;
"fir this`sarne section of the report, text; the -most recently iristalled wells, Which wer`e`-`
sarh. pled for fuel oxygenates, are referred.to as SGI- MW- 114A -C, 'SGI =MW 115A =C,
and SGI -MW - 116A -C. All other references to these wells in this report and in all
California Environmental Protection Agency
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previous correspondence to this office, these wells are designated TSG- MW- 114A -C,
TSG -MW - 115A -C, and TSG -MW - 116A -C. World needs to ensure consistency in the
well designations in all correspondence;
• In Table 4, the results for MTBE in well SE- MW -20(S) for the dates of 6 October 2007
and,27 March -2008 are incorrectly reported as 0.005 milligrams per liter,(mg /L). The
correct results for both these dates is <0.002 mg /L (i.e., not detected).;: World. needs to
correct Table 4 in future monitoring report submittals; and
• World needs to investigate and explain the negative turbidity values reported on the
"Well Purging, Sampling and Inspection Forms ", contained within Appendix D of the
report, for wells GMX- MW -60, TSG- MW -115A, TSG- MW -114A, TSG- MW -67A, TSG -
MW -6713, and TSG- MW -116A.
First Half 2008 Remediation Progress Report
• World needs to check the LPH removal totals and amend them if necessary; and
• Table 4 of the report indicates that monitoring well MW -16 and ASNE -75c contained
11.15 feet and 2.53 feet of petroleum hydrocarbon product, respectively. However, the
text of the report states, "With the exception of product removal during the semi- annual
groundwater monitoring event, in -well product was.neither bailed nor removed via
;vacuum truck during'the reporting period ".. With the accumulation of product in well .
Iu Al -1F., World nP?d.c•to'ens��rP that wPllsgwhich are.,accumulating.a&6duct.�ar6 -
measured and the free product removed on a more frequent basis than semi- annually.
Additional comments are provided in the :enclosed Regional-Water. Board staff review
memorandum. Please contact.Daniel Carlson of this office at (559)444 -2484 if you have any .
questions regarding these comments.
RUSSELL W. WALLS
Senior Engineer
RCE No. 43140
Enclosure
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cc: Mr. John T. Mitchell, Esq., Kern County. District Attorney's Office, Bakersfield
Ms: Christine- Mirabel. World •Oil Corp.; -South Gate
Mr. Philip' Jay; S'an Joaquin Valley Air. Pollution - Control District, -Fresno`:
Mr. Ralph E. Huey, City of Bakersfield, Hazardous Materials Division, Bakersfield
Mr. Mark- Labrenz; The Source Group, Inc., .Thousand Oaks
Mr. Bruce Howard, Esq., Latham & Watkins; Los Angeles
California Regional Water Quality Control Board
Central-Nalley Region
Karl E. Long ley, Sc'D, P.E., Chair
Linda S. Adams Arnold
Secretaryfor 1685 E Street, Fresno, California 93706 Schwarzenegger
Environmental (559) 445-5116 • Fax (559) 445-5910 Governor
Protection http://www.wateTboar,ds.ca.gov/centralvalley
TO: Russell W.. Walls, :- FROM: D anie -L-'Carls.on*, PG, C EG, CHg
,Seniof'Engin66r Engineering Geolog, is
RCE No. 43140 PG No. , 5379, CHg No. 488,
DATE: 16 December 2008 SIGNATURE:
SUBJECT. REVIEW OF FIRST HALF 2008 SEMI-ANNUAL GROUNDWATER MONITORING
AND STATUS REPORT AND REMEDIA TION PROGRESS REPORT, FORMER
SUNLAND OIL REFINERY, 2152 COFFEE ROAD, BAKERSFIELD, KERN
COUNTY
I have reviewed the reports titled First Half 2008 Semi-Annual Groundwater Monitoring and
Status Report dated 30 May 2008 and First Half 2008 Remediation Progress Report dated
30 May. 2008. Both reports were prepared -and submitted by The Source.;Group�,1lhb."(SG,l) of
.Thousand Oaks,: California-on behalf. of World . Ofil:,C'orooratiomAWprld-) % 44 _i y
A summary of the reports and my comments on the reports are presented below. For
reference, monitoring Well lo6ation's,-are depicted in the enclosed, Figure 3 from the Semi-'
Annual Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report — First Half — 2008.
First Half 2008 Groundwater Monitoring and Status Report
• The report documents activities performed from 1 January 2008 through 31 May 2008.
The groundwater sampling event took place on 25-28 March 2008,
• Since the last monitoring event in October 2007, groundwater elevations have declined
approximately 5-7 feet in monitoring wells to the west and northwest of the Site and
approximately 10-11 feet in the southeast portion of the Site,
• The groundwater flow direction during this monitoring event was generally to the
northwest at a gradient of approximately 0.005. This is in general agreement with
recent monitoring results,
• The highest TPHg concentrations reported,d u ring this sampling event are.frommells
SE-MW-23S and-SE -'MW -23D with. concentrations of 18-,000 and 17,000 pg/L,,,
respectively. MTBE, was not detected: in either well. However, total xylenes was:
detected in well SE -MW -23D, .screened from 160.to 165 feet below ground surface, at a
concentration of 3,650 pg/L, which exceeds the Primary Maximum Concentration Limit
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of 1,750 pg /L established by the California,. Department of Public Health for public
drinking water systems. Well SE- MW -23D is at the. former South Tank Farm,
• The highest concentration'of.MTBE,� 120 yg /L,. was detected in. well TSG -MW -1156.
This'.well is bpproxirhately`2;900 feetwest= northwestjdowngradient)-ofwhat is:
.-6nticipated.to.be the main MTBE source area.at the former :Sunland. refinery.-. The .
second- highest concentration .of "MTBE, 11,0 pg /L, was detected in well, TSG- MW -83B.
This well is approximately. 2,000 feet west- northwest,(downgradient) of what.is
anticipated to be the main MTBE source area at the former Sunland refinery., The
MTBE results for these two wells are reasonably consistent with previous results,
The highest concentration of benzene, 2.8 pg /L, was detected in well MW -19. This well
is near the main source area at the former Sunland refinery. The second highest
concentration of benzene, 2.0 pg /L, was detected in well TSG- MW -115C, located
approximately 2,,900 feet west - northwest (downgradient) of the anticipated main source
area,
In this report, World included analytical results for wells TSG- MW- .114A -C, - 115A -C,
and - 116A -C from the current and the past two monitoring events for some of the fuel
oxygenates required in the Regional Water Board letter titled Well Installation Work
Plan Review dated 6 September 2006. However, the report indicated that analyses for
methanol* and ethanol were not included but would be included in the second half 2008
and`fi�sf half'2009-sampling events;
In` addition to'"ethanol and'methanol,: samplesahould .also. be analyzed .for:1:;2 ='
dichlor "oethane using:08EPA. Method 8260B.'and the _eesu Its, reported for all ~, T
constituents for the -next two monitoring. events. 'Onceahedresults.'are available arid
reviewed, a determination can be made whether continuation of these analyses is
warranted,
The text of the report indicates that, "The previously identified fuel oxygenates were not
detected in groundwater above the method detection limits- within any of the three
sampling events ". This is incorrect. Table 5 of the report indicates that tert-Butyl
alcohol was detected in well TSG -MW -1158 during the 3 October 2007 sampling event
at a concentration of 13 pg /L. A review of the laboratory reports contained within
Appendix C confirmed that the 13 pg /L result is correct,
In this same section of the report, the most recently installed wells, which were sampled
for fuel oxygenates, are referred to as SGI- MW- 114A -C, SGI -MW - 115A -C, and SGI -
MW - 116A -C. All other references to these wells in this report and in previous
correspondence to this office has named these wells TSG- MW- 114A -C, TSG -MW -
115A -C, and TSG -MW - 116A -C,
• In Table 4; the results"for�MTBE in well SE =MW =20(8) forthe'dates'of,6 October 2007
and 27 March 2008 are incorrectly reported as 0.005 milligrams�.per liter (mg /L). The
correct results, for both these dates is <0.002 mg /L (i.e., not detected);
Former Sunland Oil Refinery - 3 - 16 December 2008
• Several of the "Well Purging, Sampling and Inspection- Forms" contained within.
Appendix D of the report indicate that all the turbidity values recorded during purging
are -5.0, assumed to be nephelometric turbidity units. It is unclear why the recorded
values would often be negative.. This was found:on the forms for:wells GMX- MW -60,
TSG-MW -115A TSG- MW=114A; TSG- MW- 67A,1-.TSG= MW -67B; and TSG= MW- .11"6A.
No instrument calibration logs were,found in.the report. Further,'the form. for well :TSG-
MN 114A records` the turbidity of -5.0 for each of four casing-volumes, purged.
However, in the "Comments" column of the form it states, "Water-cloudy purged.an
extra casing volume." If the purge waterwas sufficiently cloudy to require the purging of
an extra casing volume, how can the turbidity values of -5.0 be valid, and
The report states that a soil gas survey was performed at the site on 31 March through
10 April 2008. The purpose of the survey was to assess the presence of volatile
organic compounds (VOCs) and methane concentrations in near - surface soil in the
vicinity of the former refinery, south tank farm, and west tankrfarm areas.. Soil gas;:
samples were collected from 58 discrete locations within the former refinery area at two
depth intervals (5 feet and 15 feet below ground surface). The air sparge (AS) systems
were shutdown on 17 March 2008 (two weeks prior to testing) and the high capacity
vapor extraction system (HCVES) was shutdown on 24 March 2008 (one week prior to
testing) to allow the subsurface to, equilibrate prior to soil vapor testing. The probes
were installed from 31 March through 4 April 2008 and soil gas samples were collected
from 2 April through 10 April 2008. After.:some initial: restart problems were resolved,
the remediation systems (AS and HCVES) were:: back in, operation on, 24. April 2008.
Analytidattresults bf-the, soil.gas survey w.ere,submittedetosthis:office in a repgrt-titled
Results of: Soil; Gas ;Survey,= Former:Sunland Oil; Refinery;. 2.1.52 -Coffee. Road,
Bakersfield;, Califbfhia, dated- 13iMay12008,, which- was�.received by this office on 5 June
2008, * --it is my*understanding from .communications with SGl personnel that a separate
consulting firm is currently utilizing the soil gas survey data to prepare a human health
risk assessment in support of Environmental Impact Report requirements associated
with the planned redevelopment of the property. It is also my understanding that a copy
of the risk assessment report will be submitted to this office when finalized.
First Half 2008 Remediation Progress Report
. ,.-
• The report documents the remediation system operation and activities performed from
1 December 2007 through 30 April 2008.
• The HCVES operated, in flare mode, approximately 2,306 hours during the reporting
period (63 percent of the time). The reduced operating time during, this reporting period
is due the HCVES and the AS system being offline for a period. to perform the soil gas
survey at the site discussed above,
•' An estimated 30.5ao.n5 -(61:,000-pp.unds) of hydrocarbons were extracted, and, destroyed
by the-John Zink Flare.(flare) during.this reporting period. This brings,the cumulative
total of hydrocarbons treated to 3,885.9 tons since vapor extraction was initiated at the
site on 22 March 1996,
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• An estimated 262 pounds of MTBE was extracted and destroyed by the flare during the
reporting' period. This brings the cumulative total of MTBE treated to 19.9 tons since
October 1996;. the earliest date data was available for MTBE,
• Approximately 620 gallons of liquid petroleum hydrocarbons (LPH) was collected by the
HCVES during,the'reporting period. The report states that this brings the total- amount'
of LPH removed since December 1996 to approximately 15,629 gallons.. However, a
previous comment to the Second Half 2007 Remediation Progress Report suggested
that the calculated project total LPH removed should be 15,087 gallons at the end of
that reporting period. Therefore, I believe the actual total LPH removed is now actually
15,707 gallons, not the 15,629 reported, and
• Table 4 of the report indicates that monitoring well MW -16 and ASNE -75c contained
11.15 feet and 2.53 feet of petroleum hydrocarbon product, respectively. However, the
text of the report states, "With the exception of product removal during the semi - annual
groundwater monitoring event, in -well product was neither bailed nor removed via
vacuum truck during the reporting period ". With the accumulation of product in well
MW -16, World needs to ensure that wells which are accumulating product are
measured and the free product removed on a more frequent basis than semi - annually.
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General Site Notes:
LLL�JJI + ti i ) i 1. Source: Evans Land Surveying and Mappin surve s
I 1. r i Wg y gg y
conducted September 29 and October 27, 2004
- I . l l , E, ,' and February 22, 2007. Included in these surveys
I ',I l I i �� t` are the Monitoring and Remediation Well Locations,
I k + ! t North Tank Farm and Berms. Property Line information
< 0M t` _ _ _ (- _ _ _ ±_ _ _ _ _ _ shown for reference only. Record Data was used
to generate all additional property line information
_ on this map.
2. Additional Reference Information from:
—28S SE49:%R 11 3Ce s € USGS Georefenced Satellite Imagery, August 1994
i Airphoto Georeferenced Satellite Imagery, June 2003
i . Kem County On -line GIS Database, 2004
Ono NW-1 5 W-41IR
MPI- s - uw-zss ? i s J
<o. i
cs! I 0 400 800
APPROXIMATE SCALE IN FEET
�` i DATE PROJECT NO.
; � 05/08 02 -WOC -088
t it
Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring Event
World Oil Corp
Groundwater Hydrocarbon
1
SE -Mw = Concentration Map
March 2008
i Former Sunland Oil Refinery
2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA
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- - Sunland Property Boundary
- --- - Center Line of Coffee Road
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Benzene Concentration (mg /L) (82608)
SE-0111- 27,,`�, Methyl Tertiary -Bu Ether
Concentration (mg /L) (82608)
<0.002 Not Detected Above Method Detection
�. Limit Shown
(DRY) Not Sampled, Well Dry
1111-5 j; f� .x_71 `.;a����, (N5) Not Sampled, Insufficient Water
HS) \9 (IPH) Liquid -Phase Hydrocarbon
Groundwater samples collected March 24 through
March 28, 2008.
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General Site Notes:
LLL�JJI + ti i ) i 1. Source: Evans Land Surveying and Mappin surve s
I 1. r i Wg y gg y
conducted September 29 and October 27, 2004
- I . l l , E, ,' and February 22, 2007. Included in these surveys
I ',I l I i �� t` are the Monitoring and Remediation Well Locations,
I k + ! t North Tank Farm and Berms. Property Line information
< 0M t` _ _ _ (- _ _ _ ±_ _ _ _ _ _ shown for reference only. Record Data was used
to generate all additional property line information
_ on this map.
2. Additional Reference Information from:
—28S SE49:%R 11 3Ce s € USGS Georefenced Satellite Imagery, August 1994
i Airphoto Georeferenced Satellite Imagery, June 2003
i . Kem County On -line GIS Database, 2004
Ono NW-1 5 W-41IR
MPI- s - uw-zss ? i s J
<o. i
cs! I 0 400 800
APPROXIMATE SCALE IN FEET
�` i DATE PROJECT NO.
; � 05/08 02 -WOC -088
t it
Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring Event
World Oil Corp
Groundwater Hydrocarbon
1
SE -Mw = Concentration Map
March 2008
i Former Sunland Oil Refinery
2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA
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- - Sunland Property Boundary
- --- - Center Line of Coffee Road
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Earthen Containment Dike
- - - - - - - -- Former Earthen Containment Dike
Single Nested Groundwater.....'
"Monitoring::
Well: -.. .
Multiple• Nested. Groundwater
Monitoring Well
Groundwater Monitoring Well
Groundwater Monitoring /Soil
Vapor Extraction Well
Groundwater Monitoring /Air
Sparge Point Well
Well Casing Not Surveyed
5'
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1T1:
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Gasoline Concentration (mg /L GC /MS)
Benzene Concentration (mg /L) (82608)
SE-0111- 27,,`�, Methyl Tertiary -Bu Ether
Concentration (mg /L) (82608)
<0.002 Not Detected Above Method Detection
�. Limit Shown
(DRY) Not Sampled, Well Dry
1111-5 j; f� .x_71 `.;a����, (N5) Not Sampled, Insufficient Water
HS) \9 (IPH) Liquid -Phase Hydrocarbon
Groundwater samples collected March 24 through
March 28, 2008.
. Cat. .% 1 l "'S'' iF �- P : � •i
General Site Notes:
LLL�JJI + ti i ) i 1. Source: Evans Land Surveying and Mappin surve s
I 1. r i Wg y gg y
conducted September 29 and October 27, 2004
- I . l l , E, ,' and February 22, 2007. Included in these surveys
I ',I l I i �� t` are the Monitoring and Remediation Well Locations,
I k + ! t North Tank Farm and Berms. Property Line information
< 0M t` _ _ _ (- _ _ _ ±_ _ _ _ _ _ shown for reference only. Record Data was used
to generate all additional property line information
_ on this map.
2. Additional Reference Information from:
—28S SE49:%R 11 3Ce s € USGS Georefenced Satellite Imagery, August 1994
i Airphoto Georeferenced Satellite Imagery, June 2003
i . Kem County On -line GIS Database, 2004
Ono NW-1 5 W-41IR
MPI- s - uw-zss ? i s J
<o. i
cs! I 0 400 800
APPROXIMATE SCALE IN FEET
�` i DATE PROJECT NO.
; � 05/08 02 -WOC -088
t it
Semi - Annual Groundwater Monitoring Event
World Oil Corp
Groundwater Hydrocarbon
1
SE -Mw = Concentration Map
March 2008
i Former Sunland Oil Refinery
2152 Coffee Road, Bakersfield, CA
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Hazardous Materials Division
1715 Chester Avenue, Ste. 300
Bakersfield, CA 93301
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