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Oct-08-01 04 : 12P • P.07 <br /> • The depth of the investigations in the vicinity of the source area are shortened from <br /> 50 feet bgs to 20 feet bgs to minimize the potential for vertical cross-contamination <br /> beneath areas where high concentrations of hydrocarbon or free-phase product may <br /> be present at shallow depths. The depth at select locations along the perimeter of the <br /> source area impact will be advanced to the originally proposed 50-foot depth. <br /> • The investigation locations are shifted so that none are located within the submerged <br /> area that was first inundated in 1986 when the Trapper Slough level broke. <br /> • The investigation methods for the locations on the "peninsulas"of pre-existing oil and <br /> gas exploration drilling mud wastes are modified from direct push to hand augering to: <br /> (1) allow access to unconsolidated sediments composed of drilling mud wastes that are <br /> soft and unstable due to shallow water table conditions and (2) limit any impacts to an <br /> ecologically sensitive potential wetlands area. <br /> The number of investigative locations in this addendum has been increased from the <br /> original 14 uniformly spaced locations in the April 13,2001,Work Plan to 19 locations in this <br /> addendum that have been field-checked to assure accessibility and implementability. The <br /> type and number of samples collected from each individual location have not changed,so <br /> the total number of soil and groundwater samples has proportionately increased. Two of <br /> the locations added in this addendum address the RWQCB's June 12,2001,comment to <br /> place borings along the fence line forming the eastern site boundary. <br /> 2.0 Background <br /> This section is not repeated from the April l <br /> P p 3,2001,Work Plan,which provides background <br /> information on the site history,previous investigations,and interim remedial measures. <br /> 3.0 Source Area Characterization <br /> The following sections present the objectives,approach PP (scope p of work),field procedures, <br /> and laboratory analyses for characterizing the source area at the site. <br /> 3.1 Objectives <br /> The objectives specified in the April 13,2001,Work Plan remain unchanged. <br /> 3.2 Approach <br /> Data will be collected from 19 locations in the vicinity of the source area as shown in <br /> Figure 2. Figure 2 also illustrates the portions of the source area that are submerged_ Data <br /> will be collected in two sequences,consistent with the two-sequence approach specified in <br /> the April 13,2001, Work Plan. Sequence 1 will be performed to identify lithology and screen <br /> for petroleum hydrocarbons. Sequence 2 will be performed to collect soil and grab <br /> groundwater samples. The Sequence 2 soil and grab groundwater intervals will be <br /> SCO/LAW320,DOC/012430001 <br /> 3 <br />