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Mr. Martin Koch ; \ 01/17/91United States Environmental Protection Agency841 Chestnut Building ;3HW23Philidelphia, PA 19107 .

Dear: Mr. Koch , , :] :

Enclosed you will find the materials-that we discussed on the phonethis date. You will notice that the copy of the trip blank QA/QCis cut-off. I am sorry about that but the original was already mailedto the client. It should read amount (ppb), the numbers under thisheading, should read 10.0 and 10.0. If you need another copy fromme please call and I will .get you one. If I .can be of an furtherservice please do not jheaitate to call.

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BROCKtUnV nNfllVTICm, INC.DuSois-Srockuiov flood • P.O. Box 265 • Brocfciuay, Pft 15824

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CASE NARRATIVE

The purpose of this report is to present "the results from thegroundwater sample collected on January 3, 1991, at theDelta/Stotler Landfill, located in Antis ;and Lagan Townships, BlairCounty, Pennsylvania'. — / ...[ . . . . . .

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SITE INSPECTION ! 'I - !

Ucon arrival at the 'landfill I was met 33" 3ruce Pluta, SiteOverseer. We parked near the Landfi11 .entrance. Air monitoringcommenced at"this time. At no time during "his sampling event didthe KnlJ detect any organic vapors. "Level C protection was useduntil organic vapor reading at the well head could be taken. Whenthese readings also ^failed to detect the presence of organicvapory, the level of: protection required on site was downgraded toleve 1 D. Air Monitoring remained in effect throughout the courseof the sampling event.

The monitoring well was purged by hand using a one liter Teflonbailer. Five well volumes of water were : evacuated prior tosampling. The purge water was collected . in a 55 gallon DOTapproved drum. The drum was capped, baited down, and left on site.The drum was supplied by Brockway Analytical.

i ' \SAMPLING ! i

Samples 'of the grouhdwater . was collected • from the designatedrr.onitcr ing point fay ;3ro_ckway Analytical, ' Inc. . personnel . Allsample bottles are clean disposable beetles wi.th the preservativesaided in the laboratory prior to sampling. The sample bottlesare then packed in coolers for transportation , ice is packed in aseparate cooler to be added tc the sample coolers as the samplebottles are. filled. \ The coolers are transported to the laboratoryat the end cf the sampling day. Inf cr_r_aticr. zr. sampling isrecorded on the purging and sampling Ic^ forms .

A -r:r blank was collected . prior to departing for the samplingeven- . /A field blank/ equipment .r:rnsa'te" 'o?a.s '. ccl'lect-sd ir. the fielThese samples were also taken re the lab. fr-r analyses.

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No one on site had a'key to well 10A-33. We drove to town andcontacted Canonie Environmental. After several calls it was agreedbetween Brockway, Canonie, and Bruce Plata that the lock be cut offand replaced with a new one. Canonie Environmental was to informDelta of the decision. The lock was removed and no otherincidents occurred. ! ;

It should also be noted for future sampling that there iscurrently no equipment in place to collect purge water.

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REPORT OF ANALYTICAL RESULT. . DATE: 1/09/91

CLIENT: DELTA/STOTLER LANDFILLANTIS AND LOGAN TOWNSHIPS

LAB ID. #: 136

SAMPLE DESCRIPT

DATE SAMPLED:

PARAMETER

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1/02/91

WELL 10A-88

DATE RECEIVED:

; RESULTS IN

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BROMODICHLOROMETHANE < 0.5BROMOFORM . < 0.5BROMOMETHANE >. < 0.5CARBON TETRACHLORIDE < 0.5CHLOROBENZENE < 0.5CHLOROETHANE < 0.52-CHLOROETHYLVINYL ETHER < 0.5CHLOROFORM . < 0.5CHLOROMETHANE ! : < 0.5DIBROMOCHLOROMETHANE < 0.51,2-DICHLOROBENZENE < 0.51,3-DICHLQROBENZENE < 0.51,4-DICHLOROBENZENE < 0.51,1-DICHLORETHANE 35.81,2-DICHLOROETHANE < 0.51,1-DICHLOROETHANE < 0.5TRANS-1,2-DICHLOROETHENE < 0.51,2-DICHLOROPROPANE < 0.5CIS-1,3-DICHLORQPROPENE < 0.5TRANS-1,3-DICHLOROFROPENE < 0.5METHYLENE CHLORIDE < 0.51,1,2,2-TETRACHLOROETHANE < 0.5TETRACHLOROETHENE 3.91,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE < 0.51,1,2-TRICHLOROETHANE < 0.5TRICHLOROETHENE 12.5TRICHLOROFLUOROMETHANE _ , - < 0.5 .VINYL CHLORIDE ; ___ .__..._.... .._._.__...". „ ..... .. <, 0.5

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DAVID L. STRONG n n O H J ! "?ANALYTICAL CHEMIST . ., ft R O U U I /

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REPORT OF ANALYTICAL RESULT . | DATE: 1/09/91

CLIENT: DELTA/STOTLER LANDFILLANTIS AND LOGAN TOWNSHIPS

LAB ID. #: 13667 :

SAMPLE DESCRIPTION: FIELD BLANK/EQUIPMENT RINSATE! ;

DATE SAMPLED: '1/02/91 DATE RECEIVED: 1/02/91

PARAMETER : RESULTS IN (ng/1)

BROMODICHLOROMETHANE < 0.5BROMOFORM '" < 0.5BROMOMETHANE ' < 0.5CARBON TETRACHLORIDE < 0.5CHLOROBEN2ENE < 0.5CHLOROETHANE < 0.52-CHLOROETHYLVINYL ETHER < 0.5CHLOROFORM ' < 0.5CHLOROMETHANE i < 0.5DIBROMOCHLOROMETHANE < 0.51,2-DICHLQROBENZENE < 0 . 5-1,3-DICHLOROBENZEME < 0.51,4-DICHLOROBENZENE < 0.51,1-DICHLORETHANE < 0.51,2-DICHLOROETHANE < 0.51,1-DICHLOROETHANE < 0.5TRANS-1,2-DICSLOROETHENE < 0.51,2-DICHLOROPftOPANE < 0.5CIS-1,3-DICHLQRQPROPENE < 0.5TRANS-1,3-DICHLOROPROPENE < 0.5METHYLENE CHLORIDE < 0.51,1,2,2-TETRACHLOROETHANE < 0.5TETRACHLOROETHENE < 0.51,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE < 0.51,1,2-TRICHLCkOETHANE < 0.5TRICKLOROETHENE < 0.5TRICHLOROFLTJOROMETHANE < 0.5VINYL CHLORIDE < 0.5

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-REPORT OF ANALYTICAL RESULT DATE: 1/09/91i

CLIENT: DELTA/STOTLER LANDFILLANTIS AND LOGAN TOWNSHIPS

LAB ID. #: 13668 -

SAMPLE DESCRIPTION: TRIP BLANK

DATE SAMPLED: 1/02/91 "DATE RECEIVED: 1/02/91

PARAMETER J ! RESULTS IN (ng/1)

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