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taminating all equipment, the split-spoon sampler was pushed and <br /> driven to 12 ' bgl, the chamber opened, and driven to 1316" . <br /> Recovery consisted of 15" of gray to dark gray silty, sandy clay, <br /> damp but not wet . A very faint odor of "old gas" was noted, but <br /> no visible staining was evident . The bottom sleeve was promptly <br /> sealed and preserved as described above . PLATE Vj gives more <br /> details . <br /> The hydropunch tool was attached to clean pipe and pushed to 15 ' <br /> bgl . The tool was opened, and a bailer run inside the pipe <br /> revealed good water entry. Three (3) VOA' s were filled with <br /> muddy water; a very faint petroleum odor was noted, but no free <br /> product or rainbow was evident . The VOA' s were labeled & <br /> preserved as noted above . <br /> The hole was covered, and all equipment decontaminated. The <br /> truck was then spotted on the location marked for D-3 ; (see PLATE <br /> III . ) A soil sample was taken from 12 ' -13 ' 6" as described above; <br /> recovery was 15" of brown to tan plastic clay, slightly damp, <br /> with a mottled apprearance due to color changes . No odor was <br /> noted, and the bottom sleeve was sealed and preserved for <br /> analysis . PLATE Vk gives more details . <br /> The hydropunch tool was pushed to 15 ' bgl and opened. Several <br /> runs with a small bailer revealed that there was no fluid entry. <br /> The tool was retreived & decontaminated. It was driven to 18 ' <br /> bgl & opened. Several runs with the bailer again showed no fluid <br /> entry. The same procedure was repeated, with the tool driven to <br /> 20 ' bgl . Again, there was no fluid entry. After cleaning <br /> equipment, the tool was driven to 24 ' bgl , opened, and allowed to <br /> set for 30 minutes . The bailer was run and recovered sufficient <br /> muddy water to fill 3 VOA' s . No odor or evidence of free product <br /> or sheen was noted, and the VOA' s were promptly sealed, labeled <br /> and placed on ice. The work was completed at 1 :30 PM; the County <br /> representative supervised the grouting of the three holes . <br /> The preserved soil & water samples were delivered under chain of <br /> custody to FGL Environmental laboratory by the geologist, Mr . <br /> Hunter. Instructions were given to test for BTEX (EPA 8020, ) & <br /> TPHg (EPA 8015M, ) <br /> REVIEW OF RESULTS OF ABOVE WORK: <br /> The results of analyses of soil & water samples taken 11./27 & <br /> 11/28/1995 from probe holes A-1 through C-2 are summarized on <br /> TABLE III -- laboratory sheets and custody chains are attached as <br /> EXHIBIT E . They show that the soil sample from location A-4 <br /> revealed detectable amounts of BTEX & TPHg; B-3 showed minor <br /> 8 <br />