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compliance with the Local Air Pollution Control District, by permit, and in agreement with the San Joaquin L cal Health District. ,C_6 C6YlCUMp X. Soil Sampling We propose to take three samples per 50 yards of soil. This equates to one sample per truck load (15 to 17 yards per load) to be composited by California Water Labs. The soil will be stored in 50 cubic yard blocks and numbered by block (see proposed soil storage diagram) . By using this storage method, we hope to make the treatment decisions easier for the Health District, and Air Pollution district. ' XI. Time Schedule The proposed "re-excavation" and remedial activities will be in three phases. Phase I: Phase I will include excavating contaminated soil from location, and placing the soil in segregated secure piles. Additionally we would install one or more ground water extraction wells prior to excavation. We would do some ground water pumping prior to excavation, and we will do periodic, "rush analysis" on the ground water, so as not to discharge any contaminated water to the sewer or storm drain. This work would begin within 5 days of approval of this plan by the San Joaquin Local Health District. Water analysis would be available in 24 hours or less, soil analysis within 15 days from date of sampling. Phase II: Upon approval of the San Joaquin Local Health District the excavation will be back filled with clean material and compacted to meet the specifications of the Union Ice Company. The area will then be repaved and put back into service as a parking area. Phase III: Upon determination of the appropriate treatment techniques, and when ambient temperature is conducive to aeration or bioremediation, permits will be applied for, and treatment will begin. The soil will be treated to a degree that is acceptable to the San Joaquin Local Health District standards.