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209-477-2440 I -J. T. HULL & CO.,-' PME 296 P05 Hoo" 08,93 16:53 <br />1AJV F -V '7.] 10. 14J &RJ3 "Tf 1 Y.-PWW 1 I\6.A1 L. n. ..r. PA/Y.r. <br />gAnWics a wadmaw ,arra gewnW during wa"o" sWvit m, a vacuum truck aft5W to <br />ftupoct hazadl&us Hquid wafts will be avaiL*le to va m up the surface water if <br />vked_ <br />cake the fi <br />wi <br />as believed that the aspb t �i t1i fib= sludge Io been <br />reu�c ltaii, Atte sunptes will be coaled fmm ft aVhA pads The sampka will be <br />sabm*cd to a S1Uc CmU&d L*amwy Wd analy=d four tortal lead using EPA Method <br />6010. Thmse n mtpts will be collected under the rnmbm d-dw-San <br />Jot<quitt City FmicWM08W Hdam Dva tam, — <br />TbQ irOU-Off bm comJmm the filter ram sludge and swegxnp will be > oMwrted <br />under a Unif m Hamdow wam Mantst to a +Class l disposal fadlily fbr dkqMd. <br />TASK 2.11 IlAMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF ,ASPHALT IMPACTED WFM OIL. <br />AwcAmalely 1,200 squm fleet of asphalt lafotl in the boikar a"a of the fkility is <br />is pac and with oil. This am its kxated wca of the building stmco= of the facility _ <br />C.R.C,fAOvwaske will remove thet area i <br />asphal mpactcid �wittt 6a asift a bac3cluae.� it is <br />mlti ted d" the asplwit removal activities WM be ca nWUWd - <br />Indwatc dka all impaded xqftlt has been removed. The rearmved atilt will be placed mw <br />a mous waste WckaffW mit-off We aid— tea d under a Uniform Hazardous ' asw <br />Maas for dispoud at k l disposal facility. <br />Afwr the aR►hawlt Impamd with ail hu been removed, two v mples will be collected <br />from the native wil bad the asphalt pad for analysis by a Statc Ccx"imd I.Abwakwy, <br />Thm samples sabmittted to the lalxsratory will be a"yzed for kof Wmkuw hydrocwt <br />as Oil and grease (TPH ad and gum) acing EPA Method 418.1. <br />Once bhorah y andy" msubs mdxN to the nzove. sail beneath etre aWhalt wva Ws <br />nd been impacted with Oil, &c r+cmovad asphdt mutfice will be nptvmd with new malt. <br />TASK 3.0 REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF 55 -GALLON CAPACITY <br />POLY DRUMS CONTAINING CHEMICALS <br />App wimalely 20D, 55-galioa capacity poly drams COWWWAg chemicals used during <br />the plating activities at the facility are carr m ly gored at lire oft (Fwm 1). Thm drams <br />were observed to be tali and c usbac+d tabC]s identifying the chcmimis conudwd within each <br />of tbam. We +esti me apprIrxirno* 11,000 Saucers of liquid chemicals are canWood within <br />the drums and WW require mmm€ d aaat disposal. <br />Liquid chemicals cotained in the drums which are not labdul will be cbaracterized <br />using the Han [fit fic1d scr=ing medwd jmd laboratory amlysis. hafixvmfion obtaicued from <br />H <br />