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2010 <strong>and</strong> PNAs did not exceed Tier 1 groundwater ROs. Refer to discussions <strong>and</strong> data found<br />

in Sections 2.7.4, Tables 2.1 to 2.4 (soils) <strong>and</strong> Tables 3.1 to 3.2 (groundwater).<br />

5.2 DISTRIBUTION / NATURE OF CONTAMINATION<br />

Nature <strong>and</strong> Extent of Soil Contamination<br />

As previously discussed, soils at the Site are impacted with VOCs constituents, most notably<br />

trichloroethene <strong>and</strong> tetrachloroethene, associated with former dry cleaning operations. The<br />

extent of soil impacts are illustrated in Figure 3.3 <strong>and</strong> are described as follows:<br />

• The extent of VOC contamination in excess of Tier 1 ROs is approximately 85 feet by<br />

120 feet. Depths of impacts range from immediately below the concrete pavement to 11<br />

feet bgs, <strong>and</strong> the majority of impacts were identified between 7.5-11 feet bgs. A third to<br />

one half of the VOC impacted soils are located below the current Spartans’ Square<br />

Shopping Center building.<br />

• Tetrachloroethene exceeds soil saturation limits at SM-GP-108 from 10-11 feet bgs.<br />

The exceedance is confined to a maximum 15 foot radius, based upon laboratory<br />

analysis of adjoining samples that do not exceed soil saturation limits.<br />

Nature <strong>and</strong> Extent of Groundwater Contamination<br />

Groundwater at the Site is impacted with VOC constituents, mainly tetrachloroethene,<br />

concentrations <strong>and</strong> its daughter products are associated with former dry cleaning operations. In<br />

addition, concentrations of four metals (aluminum, iron, lead <strong>and</strong> manganese) exceeded Class I<br />

groundwater <strong>remediation</strong> <strong>objectives</strong> in two locations near the southeastern boundary. The<br />

lateral extent of groundwater impacts are illustrated in Figure 3.4 <strong>and</strong> are described as follows:<br />

• Concentrations of VOCs (mainly tetrachloroethene) were detected above Class I<br />

groundwater ROs in four temporary monitoring wells <strong>and</strong> three permanent monitoring<br />

wells installed at the southeastern end of the Site <strong>and</strong> centered around the former dry<br />

cleaning operations. Bromodichloromethane, chloroform, <strong>and</strong> bromoform were detected<br />

above Class I ROs in two wells along the southeastern boundary. Based on the<br />

proximity of the wells to the Site boundary <strong>and</strong> the direction of groundwater flow, it is<br />

possible that VOCs impacts in groundwater extend off-<strong>site</strong>. Following future remedial<br />

actions to remove saturated soils, Tier 2 modeling will be used to address the potential<br />

extent of the remaining groundwater impacts. However, based on the concentrations<br />

<strong>and</strong> Site conditions, it is anticipated that any off-<strong>site</strong> impacts will not exceed the existing<br />

groundwater ordinance area.<br />

• Concentrations of four metals (manganese <strong>and</strong>/or aluminum, iron, lead) were detected<br />

above Class I groundwater ROs in the monitoring wells (SM-MW-01 <strong>and</strong> SM-MW-04)<br />

installed at the southeastern end of the Site. As previously stated, it is not apparent that<br />

the encountered concentrations represent a notable groundwater concern, <strong>and</strong> may be<br />

the result of relatively high suspended solids within collected samples.<br />

Refer to Section 6.3 for the full Tier 1 analysis of laboratory results.<br />

Comprehensive Site Investigation Report V3 Companies, 23<br />

Spartans’ Square Shopping Center May 2010

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