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aA, Claytoii <br /> Ms.Devra Lewis Page 2 <br /> RWQCB Clayton Project 70-03759.00 <br /> July 31, 2004 <br /> 1.0 SITE BACKGROUND <br /> The area of investigation consists of an approximate 8,400-foot lineal section of the <br /> former Shell Oil Company Central Valley Pipeline route that runs northwest/southeast <br /> across Sections 8 and 16 in Township 2 South,Range 4 East(Figures 1 and 2). The <br /> pipeline route consisted of one 8.5-inch diameter and one 10-inch diameter pipelines in <br /> the area that carried crude oil from the central valley to the Bay area. The former <br /> pipelines ran through farmed properties and were reportedly removed from operation <br /> during the 1960's. <br /> r The section of the pipeline route proposed for investigation is located on five parcels <br /> identified as future Neighborhoods B, C and D of the Mountain House Development(San <br /> Joaquin County Assessors Parcel Numbers [APN]: 209-450-04, 11, 12, 13, 209-060-08) <br /> and will be developed into a residential development. <br /> 2.0 OBJECTIVES <br /> The purpose of this preliminary delineation investigation is to obtain information on the <br /> presence or absence of petroleum hydrocarbons in soil and/or groundwater along the <br /> pipeline alignment that are attributable to the pipelines.The following scope of work will <br /> be performed to achieve the investigation objectives: <br /> • Survey the former pipeline route. <br /> • Trench select locations to confirm the position of the pipeline alignment. <br /> • Advance soil borings at regular spaced intervals along the pipeline to evaluate soil <br /> conditions immediately below the former pipelines. <br /> • Advance soil borings at locations of observed impact along the alignment to <br /> investigate groundwater conditions below the pipelines. <br /> The scope of work is discussed is the following sections. <br /> 3.0 SCOPE OF WORK AND METHODS <br /> The scope of work involves identifying the locations of the former pipeline alignment, <br /> followed by the subsurface investigation. The following sections discuss the proposed <br /> scope of work for this investigation. <br />