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EXCAVATION <br /> The excavation will commence at the former UST area and then proceed to the north, towards the <br /> former northern pump island area where borings THI, E and F sample results indicated high level <br /> soil contamination exists and remove contaminated soils to the 10 foot depth, see Figures 3 and 4 <br /> Continuous cores obtained from well RIB indicated that the first water bearing sand is at <br /> approximately 12 feet below the surface in this area, see Figure 4 Once this depth has been <br /> achieved, relatively undisturbed soil samples from the base and sidewall of the excavation will be <br /> obtained for field testing using a portable gas chromatograph (Photvac 1OS50) for the presence of <br /> TPHg, Benzene and MTBE Based on the field screening results a determination will be made to <br /> expand the over-excavation area The excavation will then proceed into the saturated zone, by first <br /> digging a dewatering trench along the western edge of the excavation to the 20 foot depth, top of <br /> clay that separates the first water sand from the second water sand Dewatering point(s) will be <br /> placed into this deeper excavation as discribed above in Pumping Plan C1 The excavation will <br /> then be expanded to the north and east to the 20 foot depth as shown on Figure 3 Once this depth <br /> has been achieved, relatively undisturbed soil samples from the base and sidewall of the excavation <br /> will be obtained for field testing using a portable gas chromatograph (Photvac 1OS50) for the <br /> presence of TPHg, Benzene and MTBE If field screening indicates that further excavation is <br /> warranted, potholes will be excavated to approximately the 25 foot depth Samples will be <br /> obtained from the sidewalls and base of the excavation to document the results as directed by San <br /> Joaquin County Health <br /> ® After completion of the excavation, geofabric liner will be placed to line the excavation floor and <br /> sidewalls This fabric will allow the migration of groundwater but will limit the amount of fine <br /> materials from advancing into the excavation One-half inch clean rounded pea gravel will then be <br /> placed at the base of the excavation(approximately one foot thick) to hold the liner in place Once <br /> the pea gravel base has been placed, horizontal air sparging piping will be placed with vertical <br /> risers to connect the horizontal pipe will be positioned One-half inch pea gravel will then be place <br /> to the six foot depth below surface (approximately one foot above the highest groundwater level) <br /> At the six foot depth a horizontal vapor extraction pipe will be placed with a vertical riser to <br /> surface One-half inch pea gravel will be placed on and above the vapor extraction pipe to the five <br /> foot depth Then the entire excavation will be covered with geofabric and compacted backfilled <br /> with clean road base to subgrade surface prior to be covered with asphalt to provide a vapor barrier <br /> Air Sparging Pipe <br /> The air sparging horizontal pipe will consist of 5 foot lengths of inch schedule 40, hand slotted to <br /> 0 030 to 0 040 inch connected individually to blank 1/2 inch diameter schedule 40 pipe with treaded <br /> unions positioned in an array that will allow the slots to cover the entire bottom of the excavation, <br /> see Figure 6 !/2 inch schedule 40 PVC pipe risers will connect to the honzontal pipe with 900 <br /> elbows The '/2 inch risers will be brought to surface in such a position to be placed into a traffic <br /> vault that will allow each riser to be fitted with an individual flowmeter valve and a common <br /> manifold that will feed the compressed clean air to each flowmeter valve <br /> i <br /> 6 Sanchez Rev WP 2-02 <br />