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the location for the split sample, and possibly the <br /> duplicate sample, will be from the uppermost screened <br /> interval in the Lower Tulare (at a depth of 512 to 523 <br /> feet based on Figure 3) . <br /> 4 . Section 5. 0 . 1, page 9 <br /> Section 5 . 0. 1 states that the field activities will include <br /> a "lead paint evaluation. " The purpose for this evaluation <br /> is not given. <br /> • The plan should clarify the purpose, sample collection <br /> procedure and analysis method for the lead paint <br /> evaluation. <br /> 5 . Section 5. 1.2, page 10 <br /> Section 5. 1 .2 indicates that the use of packers during <br /> sampling or performance of a spinner test prior to sampling <br /> may be appropriate, if "flow into the well is preferential ." <br /> This section also states that the sampling and abandonment <br /> procedures may be modified, based on results of the pump <br /> removal and geophysical logging. <br /> • The plan should clarify under what conditions it will be <br /> appropriate to use packers or perform the spinner test. <br /> The plan should explain what potential modifications of <br /> the sampling and abandonment procedures are going to be <br /> considered. <br /> 6 . Section 5 .3 . 1, page 11 <br /> Section 5 . 3 . 1 states that the purge volume will be three <br /> times the submerged-casing volume of water. However, for <br /> this production well, this purge standard is not appropriate <br /> for sampling to help evaluate potential downward flow of <br /> contaminants along the well casing. <br /> • A sample should be collected from water along the well <br /> casing, not from the aquifer itself. The plan should be <br /> modified to minimize the required purge volume. It <br /> should state the expected purge and sampling rates . Low <br /> flow rates are preferred. The use of a double-packer <br /> system during purging and sampling would be appropriate. <br /> 7 . Section 6 . 1.3, page 13, and Section 3 .2 .1 <br /> The plan states that samples will be shipped within 48 hours <br /> to the lab. However, Table 1 indicates that the holding <br /> time for nitrates and orthophosphate is 48 hours . <br /> epa/rMju 94 2 <br />