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ATTACHMENT A SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS PROCEDURES The trampling procedures for water quality monitoring programs are contained in this attachment The procedures provided for consistent and reproducible sampling methods proper application of analytical methods accurate and precise analytical results, and finally, these procedures provided kluidelines so that the overall objectives of the monitoring program were achieN ed The to[lowing documents have been used as guidelines for developing these procedures • Pi ocedui ev Manual for Gt oundwwei Monitoring at Solid Wa vte Dt%po val Facilities, Environmental Protection Agency(EPA)-530/SW-61 1, August 1977 • Resource Con.wi-vation and Retnveiy Act (RCRA) Gioundwutei illontrottnq Technical Erjoicement Guidarue Document Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response (OSWER) 9950 1, September 1996 • Test Alethod% tot Evaluating Solid Wavte Physical/Chemical Method,% EPA SW-846, 3rd edition November 1986 10 o Methodv jot Ot panic Chemical Analysis of Municipal and Indusnial Wastewater, EPA-600/482-057, July 1982 • Methods fol Chemical Analyut of Water and Wastes, EPA-600/4-79-020, revised March 1983 • Leming Under ground Fuel Tank (LUFT) Field Manual, California St.ite Water Resources Control Board, revised October 1989 Sample Collection Sample collection procedures include equipment cleaning, water level and total well depth measurements, and well purging and sampling Equipment Cleaning Before the sampling event was started, equipment that was used to sample groundwater was disassembled and cleaned with detergent water, and then rinsed with deionized water During field sampling, Equipment surfaces that were placed in the well or came into contact with ==roundwater during field sampling, were steam cleaned with deionized water before the next well �t as purged or sampled