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April 26, 1988 <br /> Delta Truck Sales, Stockton, California AGS Job No. 2005-P <br /> of contaminated soil which will require treatment, and the nature <br /> of the soil. <br /> Soil indicated to be nonhazardous on the basis of laboratory <br /> analyses and under section 66305 of Title 22 of the California <br /> Administrative Code Regulations can be returned to the <br /> excavation, left on site, or sent to a Class III landfill. Soil <br /> returned to the excavation must be shown to be at background <br /> levels with respect to contaminants. The time interval between <br /> excavation and disposal will be defined by the methods of <br /> treatment or disposal chosen. If elapsed time is to exceed 90 <br /> days, appropriate permits for treatment and storage will be I <br /> obtained by Applied GeoSystems with the authorization of Delta <br /> 'Ill. <br /> Truck Sales. <br /> IIi <br /> Isolation of Excavation �I <br /> The excavation is isolated from public access by fencing around <br /> Ithe perimeter of the site. Further, the area of the impoundment <br /> is currently fenced on three sides. The planned excavation is i <br /> thus isolated from public access by existing features. We <br /> recommend that the excavation be clearly posted and marked with <br /> highly visible warnings (construction tape or flagging on <br /> 44 4 <br /> 7 ISI <br />