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• <br /> • <br /> Upon installation and development of the new monitoring well (13134), AEMC will obtain <br /> water level measurements (gradient information) and collect water samples from each of <br /> the four monitoring wells. Sample splits from each well will be made available to DHS. <br /> • Each of the four monitoring well samples will be analyzed for Aromatic Volatile Organics <br /> (EPA Method 602) and Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (GC/FID). If contamination is <br /> detected in a well sample, then that sample will be additionally analyzed for the 17 CAM <br /> metals (ICAP - EPA Method 6010) and semivolatile organics (GC/MS - EPA Method <br /> • 625). <br /> Fuel Oil Transfer Facilities <br /> • <br /> AEMC will conduct additional research in an effort to accurately identify the type and <br /> location of oil transfer facility(ies) associated with the fuel reservoir on the Beck property. <br /> Upon obtaining the necessary information, AEMC will immediately develop a soil <br /> • sampling/analytical program designed to determine the extent of associated fuel oil <br /> contamination, if any. AEMC will obtain DHS approval of the sampling program prior to <br /> its implementation. <br /> • Surface Soils <br /> AEMC will collect surface (0 to 4 inch depth) soil samples from five locations within the <br /> perimeter of the concrete reservoir. Refer to Figure 3 for the location of these five <br /> • samples. In addition, AEMC will collect surface samples from five locations on <br /> agricultural land offsite of the Beck property. Each of these five sample sets will be <br /> composited in the laboratory to produce one representative onsite sample and one <br /> representative offsite sample. The two composite samples will each be analyzed for: <br /> • <br /> o Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (GC/FID) <br /> o Semi-Volatile Organics (GC/MS - EPA Method 8270) <br /> o 17 CAM Metals (EPA Method 6010) <br /> • o Organochlorine Pesticides (EPA Method 8080) <br /> 6 <br /> • <br />