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John Yoakum [EH] <br /> From: Paolo Dizon <PDizon@kleinfelder.com> <br /> Sent: Monday,April 29, 2013 11:51 AM <br /> To: John Yoakum [EH] <br /> Subject: FW: Boring Application <br /> Attachments: Permit.pdf, 1031 12919 SP-l.pdf, pc_step6print.pdf <br /> Hi Johnny, <br /> See the permit application for Costco Manteca, attached. <br /> Regards, <br /> Paolo M. Dizon <br /> Project Manager <br /> 2 Ada, Suite 250 <br /> Irvine, CA 92618 <br /> of 949-727-4466 <br /> cf 949-678-8156 <br /> ff949-727-9242 <br /> KL E/NFELOER <br /> `✓ bright PwpJe.Right Solu tions. <br /> From: Lindsey Dandridge-Perry <br /> Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 9:57:07 AM <br /> To: JYoakum(asicehd.com <br /> Subject: Boring Application <br /> Hi Johnny, <br /> Please find attached the boring permit application and boring location map for another Costco boring. The permit fee was <br /> paid online, confirmation number 030283. Field work is currently scheduled for May 7, 2013. The following describes the <br /> proposed scope of work for the Costco Manteca drilling. Please let me know if you have any questions. <br /> Scone of Work <br /> Soil sampling will be performed by Kleinfelder for Costco Wholesale Corporation (Costco) at the location of a proposed <br /> fuel additive UST to be installed at Costco's existing Warehouse No. 1031 facility. Soil sampling is being performed in <br /> order to obtain waste profiling data to facilitate disposal of soil that will be excavated during UST installation. <br /> One soil boring will be advanced using direct push drilling methods to approximately 9 feet bgs. Soil samples will be <br /> collected from the boring at approximate depths of 2 feet, 5 feet, and 8 feet bgs (unless field observations, such as the <br /> presence of hydrocarbon or chemical staining or odor, warrant the submittal of a sample from between these intervals). <br /> Soil samples will be collected using a combination of hand-held (i.e., hand auger) and direct-push equipment. Use of <br /> direct-push equipment, such as that used with the GeoprobeTM, typically consists of driving a hollow rod into the ground to <br /> the desired depth using a hydraulic percussion hammer mounted on the back of a truck. The soil samples will be collected <br /> in 0.75-inch diameter, clear polyvinyl chloride sample sleeves that are up to 4 feet long. <br /> 1 <br />