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Sampling Protocol <br /> Prior to startup of the AS/SVE system, influent,_intermediate treatment and effluent vapor samples <br /> shall be. collected to ensure proper performance of the system components. The samples shall be <br /> collected following the SVE blower and following the catalytic oxidizer as shown on Figure 7. Each <br /> sample shall be analyzed for TPHg, BTEX, FOCs, 1,2-DCA and EBD following EPA Test Method <br /> TO-15. Upon establishing proper component performance, the system should place into full time <br /> operation and monitored per the following schedule. <br /> • Daily for the first week of operation <br /> • Once per week for the next three weeks <br /> • Once per month for the next two months <br /> • Once per quarter thereafter <br /> • Each individual extraction well should be sampled once per quarter <br /> At-each monitoring event, the total system flowrate and pressure will be recorded in addition to each <br /> individual AS well's flowrate and pressure. The temperature, flow and vacuum pressure for each <br /> individual extraction well will be recorded and each SVE sample port will be field screened with a <br /> PID. Should the PID show effluent-concentrations are greater than 10% of the influent concentrations, <br /> the AS/SVE system will be shut down pending receipt of analytical results. <br /> IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE <br /> The following is an estimated timeline needed to complete each task: <br /> Job Description Estimated Time to complete <br /> Installing seven sparge wells Approximately 3 days <br /> Installing three soil vapor wells Approximately 1.5 days <br /> Installing the conduit piping Approximately 5 days <br /> Operating the system Approximately 3 to 5 years, typically followed by an <br /> additional year of rebound testing <br /> Removal of system Approximately 6 to 8 years assuming typical effectiveness of <br /> the system and no additional exploratory directives from the <br /> SJCEHD. <br /> ESTIMATED PROJECT COSTS <br /> Based on 2010 dollars, it is expected that the costs for permitting and installing the seven new AS and <br /> three new SVE wells.with geologic oversight and laboratory analyses will be approximately $25,000 <br /> to $30,000. Capital costs for acquisition of the AS and SVE systems would be in the $75,000 to <br /> $100,000 range, and permitting and installation of the system would range from approximately <br /> $3.5,000 to $50,000. Typical monthly operation and maintenance costs including laboratory fees and 1 <br /> utilities range from$2,500 to $5,000. <br /> i <br /> ki <br /> I <br /> Stockton Maintenance Station,Task Order No.05 Caltrans Contract No.06A1141,EA 10-ON8300 <br /> Project No.S9200-06-05A -9- December 28,2010 j <br />