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{ <br /> Geosyntec <br /> consultants <br /> 2. SCOPE OF WORK <br /> The objectives of this investigation are the following: <br /> 1) Physically define the Dopaco Area by performing an engineering survey; <br /> 2) Conduct an initial investigation of the distribution of toluene in soil and <br /> groundwater within the Dopaco Area in order to select locations for at least four <br /> groundwater monitoring wells; <br /> 3) Install, develop, and sample the groundwater monitoring wells to evaluate Site <br /> groundwater flow conditions and the concentrations and extent of toluene over <br /> time; and <br /> 4) Document the investigation results. in a report to the RWQCB, including <br /> recommendations for follow-up work and.a groundwater monitoring program. <br /> These objectives will be met by completing,the investigation tasks that are described <br /> below. <br /> 2.1 Task 1 —Engineering Survey <br /> As described in Section 1.3, the Site is a portion of a larger property that is owned by <br /> The Newark Group. The Site, as'defined in the settlement agreement, will be surveyed <br /> by a California licensed land surveyor and the corners will be appropriately marked <br /> (e.g., nail and shiner, survey medallion, etc.). <br /> 2.2 Task 2—Initial Investigation <br /> The proposed initial investigation will include cone penetrometer testing (CPT), <br /> membrane interface probe (MIP) screening, and depth discrete groundwater sampling at <br /> the locations shown on Figure 4. The investigation will be performed in one field <br /> effort, with the CPT and MIP work performed first, followed by the groundwater <br /> sampling. Soil and groundwater sampling performed to date has been focused on the <br /> areas of the former USTs and a large portion of the Site has not yet been tested for <br /> toluene. The results of this investigation will be used to evaluate the distribution of <br /> toluene across the Site, in order to select the locations of the groundwater monitoring <br /> wells that are proposed below in Task 3. <br /> Final Work Plan.doe 5 27 June 2012 <br />