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r e <br /> BP Chemical, Advanced Materials Div., P.O. Box 8189, Stockton, CA October 20, 1992 <br /> Mr. Lon Kitagawa 4 <br /> Method 504 (for ethylene dibromide [EDB]), and EPA Method 7000 (for total lead). Test results from <br /> samples analyzed at the off-site laboratory will.be available approximately 14 days after collection <br /> and submittal. <br /> Samples of the stockpiled soil will be analyzed for disposal purposes. The analytical methods for <br /> those samples include: EPA Method 8015 Modified (for TPH-G); EPA Method 8240 (volatile organic <br /> compounds); EPA Method 504 (for EDB); EPA Method 7000 (for total lead); and reactivity, <br /> corrosivity, and ignitability. The stockpile soil samples will be analyzed by an off-site, state-certified <br /> laboratory. <br /> Excavation Backfilling and Site Restoration <br /> After the overexcavation has been completed, and the.removal of'affected soil has been confirmed <br /> with the analytical results,the excavation will -be backfilled with clean fill material. The clean fill <br /> material will be provided by BP Chemical. The source for that material is from an undeveloped <br /> portion of the BP Chemical facility. Before backfilling, a sample of the source material will be tested <br /> for compaction characteristics. The fill material will be placed in 1- to 2400t-thick layers and <br /> compacted to engineering standards for that area. <br /> i Following the excavation backfilling and compaction, the ground surface will be leveled and restored <br /> to it's original condition. At this time, the ground surface will not be paved or covered with concrete. <br /> d <br /> ° Soil Disposal <br /> The stockpiled soil will be disposed of at an off-site'licensed landfill facility.- The landfill will be <br /> chosen based on the analytical results of the samples tested for waste characteristics. Based on the <br /> results of the previous site assessment, it is anticipated that soil from this excavation will be <br /> accepted at a Class II or Class III landfill, and will.not require special handling as a hazardous waste. <br /> Summary Report Preparation <br /> Following the above described activities, a summary report will be prepared to document each of <br /> the tasks conducted during the corrective action. :The summary report will include a detailed <br /> discussion of the field activities, tabulated summary of analytical results, and copies of the certified <br /> laboratory data sheets. A request for regulatory site closure by the SJCEHD will be requested-at <br /> that time. <br /> ❑ GROUNDWATER <br /> TECHNOLOGY,INC. <br />