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the adjacent Taco Bell facility to the southeast (SB-6). <br /> The SJCEHD provided a technical response to the Workplan in correspondence dated June 5, 2009, <br /> outlining the following comments. Included below is ATC's proposed action to address each point: <br /> v <br /> Proposed Action 1 <br /> SJCEHD: The site map illustrating the proposed location for SB-4 does not include the <br /> approximate location where soil sample QS-2 was collected. Based on information on file at <br /> the SJCEHD, the proposed location for SB-4 is not where soil sample QS-2 was collected; <br /> �. therefore, you must provide technical justification for the proposed sampling point for SB-4, <br /> collection of a grab groundwater sample at approximately fifteen feet bgs, and collection of a <br /> soil sample at the capillary fringe. <br /> V <br /> ATC: Based on the November 1990 RESNA Plate 4 obtained from SJCEHD(attached), <br /> ATC will re-locate proposed boring SB-4 to an area that approximates where QS-2 was <br /> collected. <br /> Proposed Action 2 <br /> SJCEHD: ATC proposes to advance the boring (SB-5) to approximately forty feet bgs and <br /> collect a grab groundwater sample. Instead of the proposed boring, the SJCEHD believes a <br /> monitoring well should be installed adjacent to soil boring ATC-5, and screened between <br /> w approximately twenty and twenty-five feet bgs. Noting that MTBE was detected at 2,900 pg/L <br /> in a grab groundwater sample collected at twenty feet bgs from A TC-5, the EHD believes a <br /> monitoring well will better address the possible plume migration down gradient of the source <br /> e. area. <br /> ATC: ATC will complete a groundwater monitoring well within proposed soil boring SB-5 <br /> ` (proposed well MW-11)adjacent to previous soil boring ATC-5.Additional discussion regarding <br /> methodology for installation, development, and sampling of the proposed groundwater <br /> monitoring well is outlined below. <br /> Monitoring Well Installation Development and Sampling <br /> ATC will utilize hand-auger techniques to clear the proposed monitoring well location to approximately 5 <br /> feet bgs. All drilling and sampling activities will beperformed consistent with ATC's standard operating. <br /> A soil boring will be drilled using a Combination Drill Rig_ hich is equipped with 8zjg�h outer diameter(OD) <br /> hollow stem augers and direct push technology. Drilling will be conducted by a California C57-licensed <br /> drilling company. An ATC field scientist, under the responsible charge of a California registered <br /> professional engineer or geologist, will log the boring,and.collect soil samples. <br /> During drilling, an approximately 1.5-inch diameter borehole will be advanced and logged, where <br /> applicable, to an approximate depth of 20 to 25 feet,bgsSoil samples will be collected just above the, <br /> water table (i.e., at approximately 10 feet bgs) or where elevated PID readings indicate the presence of <br /> impact. <br /> �. Soil samples will be collected from the boring for lithologic logging and field screening. The samples will <br /> be collected in a 5-foot by 1.5-inch O.D. core sampler equipped with an acetateliner. Soil samples will be <br /> s.. <br /> (IM <br /> ,e<TC T Additional Investigation Workplan 2'"Addendum <br /> V Quik Stop No. 132,Stockton,CA <br /> November 03,2009 <br />