Groundwater Analytical Results Sample Clauses

Groundwater Analytical Results. Generally, volatile organic compounds were detected in the groundwater from the Willamette Silts in boring SB11/GW11-WS. Volatile organic compounds were also detected in the groundwater from the Linn Gravels in the following borings: SB1/GW1-LG, SB2/GW2-LG, SB6/GW6-LG, SB7/GW7-LG, SB8/GW8-LG, and SB9/GW9-LG. Volatile organic compounds were detected in the groundwater from the Linn Gravels in the following residential xxxxx: R1420-Xxxxx-Pre, R1440-Xxxxx-Pre, R1480-Xxxxx-Pre, and R1520-Xxxxx-Pre. One or more of the following VOCs were detected: TCE, 1,2-Dichloroethane (1,2-DCA), 1,1-Dichloroethene (1,1- DCE), cis-1,2-dichloroethene (cis-1,2-DCE), trans-1,2-dichloroethene (trans-1,2-DCE), and mp-xylenes. (See Table 2) The following is a summary of specific results for groundwater samples collected during the PA: TCE was detected in samples from SB2/GW2-LG, SB6/GW6-LG, SB7/GW7-LG, SB9/GW9-LG, SB11/GW11-WS, R1420-Xxxxx-Pre, R1440-Xxxxx-Pre, R1480-Xxxxx-Pre, and R1520-Xxxxx-Pre. TCE concentrations ranged from 1.3 to 491μg/l. All detected TCE concentrations exceed the tap water RBC of 0.029 μg/l.
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