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' Geosyntec° <br /> consultants <br /> INTRODUCTION <br /> ' This Former North and South Pond Areas Characterization Work Plan (Work Plan) <br /> details the objectives of and methods for characterizing soil beneath the two former <br /> ponds at the Western Farm Service, Inc. (WFS) facility in Stockton, California (the <br /> ' "Site"). Geosyntec Consultants (Geosyntec)prepared this Work Plan on behalf of WFS <br /> in response to a request by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, <br /> Central Valley Region (RWQCB) in a letter dated 25 April 2008 which also included <br /> ' revisions to the existing monitoring and reporting program (MRP No. R5-2004-0804) <br /> (RWQCB, 2008). <br /> 1.1 Project Obiectives <br /> The two former ponds were closed sometime between 1985 and 1993 under RWQCB <br /> supervision. The closure process included soil excavation and covering the area with an <br /> engineered cap. The objective of this Work Plan is to assess whether chemical residues <br /> are present in soil beneath the former ponds, and if present, are an on-going source of <br /> chemicals of concern (COCs) to groundwater. To achieve this objective, soil and <br /> ' groundwater samples will be collected from beneath the former North and South Ponds <br /> without compromising the existing caps covering these two areas. <br /> ' 1.2 Report Organization <br /> ' This Work Plan is organized as follows: <br /> • Section 2 provides background of the Site, including the history of the <br /> ' former North and South Ponds and the COC concentrations in groundwater <br /> in the vicinity of the former ponds. <br /> ' • Section 3 details the proposed soil and groundwater field investigation <br /> activities. <br /> • Section 4 provides the schedule for the proposed field investigation activities <br /> and results reporting and the estimated cost to complete these activities. <br /> • Section 5 provides a list of documents referenced in this Work Plan. <br /> ' Work Plan_Stockton Pond 1nv_01-07-08 1 01.07.08 <br />