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f <br />SITE CONDITIONS AND THE GROUNDWATER f <br />In general, all of the soil bonngs report the same geologic <br />the water table grade from sandy silts to silty clays to a ( <br />water bearing aquifer begins at forty-five feet below the <br />surface. Silty sands are directly below the aquifer and th <br />Pump Test Report 6/6102). <br />NO <br />characterization of the site. The soils above <br />tth of forty-five feet below the surface. The <br />[rface and continues to sixty feet below the <br />depth is unknown (See ATC Groundwater <br />The soils of the aquifer are classified as clean fine gravely sands. All of the soil borings indicate that the <br />contamination is confined to this fifteen foot aquifer. he hydraulic gradient of the water table is <br />between S = 0.001 and S= 0.002 with down slope in the south to southeast direction. This aquifer <br />appears to have a high permeability. <br />SCOPE OF WORK <br />This work plan is developed to. answer questions concer <br />and extent of the underlining aquiclude. One CPT is 1 <br />determine the lithology below the limits of the existing <br />of the existing extraction well (EW -1). The resistance ( <br />bgs. The sample push run will retrieve four samples of I <br />Soil and groundwater samples will be analyzed as desc! <br />PROCEDURE <br />Push Procedure <br />The area around the selected push point has been develo; <br />8" of concrete. The concrete paved driveway will be col <br />the push run and the sample run of the CPT. The first pi <br />and pore pressure for the lithology graph. Selected areas <br />push for analysis of both soil and groundwater. <br />Soil Sample Transportation and Analysis <br />Soil samples will be extracted with a metal liner that will <br />secured with a standard plastic cap. The cap will be sec <br />ice for transport under a chain of custody to a state-certi <br />The samples will be analyzed by EPA methods 8015,1 <br />and the findings presented in a standard engineering <br />Water Sample Transportation and Analysis <br />Water samples from CPT extractions will be transpor <br />preservatives, under a chain of custody, to a state-approv <br />8015, 8020, and 8260 for oxygenates (incl. 1,2 -DCA & <br />REPORT OF FINDINGS <br />An engineering report will be issued covering findings <br />results of laboratory analysis for the samples extracted. <br />2 <br />the total depth of the contaminated aquifer <br />)sed to be pushed to a depth of 75' bgs. to <br />bores. The CPT will be located in the area <br />push run will determine lithology to +/- 75' <br />ndwater and four soil samples for analysis. <br />I below. <br />I for commercial use and has been paved with <br />with a 4" core bit in two location to facilitate <br />will be used to determine the soil resistance <br />the soil profile will be sampled on the second <br />covered at the ends with a Teflon sheet and <br />d with duct tape and the samples stored on <br />Ilaboratory _-- <br />and 8260 oxygenates (incl. 1,2 -DCA & EDB) <br />I in approved containers, with the required <br />laboratory. Analysis will be by EPA methods <br />the Cone Penetration Test (CPT) and the <br />