Action Levels for Petroleum Products and Constituents Sample Clauses

Action Levels for Petroleum Products and Constituents. As discussed in Section 2.4.2, all IRP sites containing only petroleum and petroleum constituents were removed from the CERCLA process to be managed according to applicable state regulations. In 1994, the Cal/EPA, including the DTSC and RWQCB, and the Navy negotiated cleanup levels (action levels) for petroleum contamination in groundwater and soil at NAS Xxxxxxx Field. The action levels were set for individual petroleum constituents for which the State of California had established risk values, and for total petroleum hydrocarbons separated into two main categories: purgeable phase TPH as gasoline (“TPH-p”) and extractable phase TPH (“TPH-e”) as diesel fuel or JP-5 jet fuel (Tetra Tech, 1998b). Soil cleanup levels established for BTEX compounds and polynuclear aromatic compounds coincided with U.S. EPA Region IX PRGs for industrial/commercial land use (PRC, 1995c). These soil cleanup levels were used during the Operable Unit 2 — West (Building 88) remedial action in 1994. U.S. EPA has subsequently issued revised PRGs for the BTEX compounds (U.S. EPA, 2002a). Table 5 lists the soil action levels for TPH negotiated by the Navy and Cal/EPA, as well as the U.S. EPA Region IX PRGs and RWQCB ESLs for BTEX compounds in soil for residential use. The soil action levels for TPH, as well as the revised PRGs for BTEX compounds for industrial/commercial use, were used as soil target screening levels during . soil excavation and trenching activities associated with the 1998 installation of the discharge and conveyance pipeline for the MEW Companies GWTS located within the NRP area (Locus, 1998).
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