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septic tank, previously unknown, was also removed. An abandoned <br /> 12" pipeline discovered along west edge of property. Line was <br /> empty; origin, use, & ownership unknown Laboratory results of <br /> soil samples taken from bottom & side of excavation revealed the <br /> presence of TPH, (EPA 418. 1 ; ) no other test was run_ No further <br /> work was done - excavation left open. Refer to EXHIBIT C for <br /> details of that test. <br /> August, 1993 - Five (5) auger borings were placed in an attempt <br /> to define the vertical & lateral extent of the contamination <br /> The locations of the soil borings & other features are shown on <br /> PLATE VI , from the Del-Tech report SB-1 went to 42' bgl, <br /> positive readings were noted in all samples taken from 5' to <br /> bottom when screened with a PID meter SB-2 & SB-3, both taken <br /> to 32' bgl, also gave positive readings from 5' to bottom A <br /> water sample taken from SB-3 also showed the presence of <br /> hydrocarbon substances. SB-4, which was taken to 37' bgl, <br /> recorded lower readings in samples from 10 ' to bottom SB-5, <br /> which was taken to 37' , dial not show any evidence of <br /> contamination_ <br /> Three (3) 15' deep hand-auger borings were placed in & adjacent <br /> • to the open excavation in order to further define the contami- <br /> nation. Their locations are shown on PLATE VI Hand boring #2, <br /> at the west end of the leach field & next to the rock well, <br /> revealed the presence of BTEX & TPH as diesel and motor oil; the <br /> other two were non-detect. The 3 hand auger borings were: located <br /> inside of the existing excavation, which had not yet been back- <br /> filled- The depth of that pit is not given in the report <br /> covering that activity; it is assumed to be approximately 10' <br /> deep. If that is true, then the hand augers reached a vertical <br /> depth of approximately 25' below ground surface. Lithologic <br /> plots of the five auger holes are included as PLA'T'ES VII t.hru XI <br /> The results of the laboratory analyzes are summarized on TABLE I . <br /> For copies of the laboratory analyzsis sheets & custody chains, <br /> and a a more complete discussion of the results of this work, <br /> refer to the report titled "SOIL BORING & TESTING REPORT" dated <br /> 12/8/1993 , prepared by Del-Tech Geotechnical Support Services & <br /> Geological Technics, Inc. <br /> Novembpr. 1993 - Two soil samples were taken from the bottom of <br /> the open excavation 5' & 10 ' west of the second chamber of the <br /> concrete septic tank by an employee of Independent Trucking The <br /> samples were taken using a clean stainless steel hand held auger <br /> equipped with brass sample tubes and driving the auger about 12" <br /> into the soil . The samples were analyzed for TEPH, (EPA 3540/ <br /> 8015M, ) for kerosene, diesel , & motor oil . The east sample was <br /> below detection limits; the west sample measured 20 mg/kg of <br /> TEPH, characteristic of motor oil./weathered diesel. A copy of <br /> that laboratory report is attached as EXHIBIT D. <br /> 4 <br />