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Revise Work Plan for Additional Groundwater nvestigation <br /> _ Quik Stop Market No. 132 <br /> 3555 West Hammer Lane <br /> Stockton, California <br /> the possibility of cross-contaminating a deeper aquifer. The borehole will be drilled by a drilling <br /> contractor with a current C-57 license. All project work will be performed under the direction of <br /> 1 i a California Registered Geologist. <br /> �! The borehole location will be marked and cleared for underground utilities prior to drilling. The <br /> boring will be advanced with a direct push sampler, or equivalent. Continuous soil cores will be <br /> obtained by advancing a direct push sampler with acrylic liners into the subsurface. The soil core <br /> will be screened with a photo ionization detector (PID) for evidence of petroleum hydrocarbon <br /> r1 vapors. The field geologist will prepare a log of the subsurface conditions, and soil:samples will <br /> be classified in accordance with the Unified Soil Classification System (USCS). One or more soil <br /> samples will be selected from the boring for laboratory analysis. Upon retrieval, a 6-inch section <br /> L of the soil core liner will be cut at the selected sampling depth. The ends of the 6-inch tube <br /> L containing the soil to be tested will be covered with aluminum foil, capped with plastic end-caps, <br /> and taped shut. The tubes will then be labeled and placed in an iced cooler for transportation to <br /> p the laboratory. <br /> �d The boring will be advanced to a depth sufficient to allow water to collect in the boring. A <br /> shallow groundwater sample will be collected by installing a temporary well in the boring, and <br /> bailing a groundwater sample. The temporary well will be constructed of 1-inch diameter <br /> schedule 40 PVC with approximately 10 feet of 0.01-inch slotted casing for well screen. The <br /> temporary well will be in place long enough for sufficient water to accumulate for sampling, but <br /> less than 24 hours. The groundwater sample will be labeled, stored on ice, and shipped along with <br /> the soil sample(s), to the laboratory under proper chain of custody.for chemical analyses. After <br /> the groundwater sample has been collected, the temporary well will be removed from the boring. <br /> Additional depth discrete groundwater samples will be collected using a HydropunchTm tool, or <br /> equivalent. The boring will be backfilled to the surface with neat cement slurry after sampling is <br /> completed. <br /> Soil and groundwater grab samples will be analyzed by a California-certified laboratory for TPH-g <br /> by EPA Method 8015K BTEX by EPA Method 8020, and MTBE and other fuel oxygenates by <br /> EPA Method 8260. <br /> �j Soil cuttings and decontamination water generated during the investigation will be disposed of <br /> following receipt of the laboratory analytical results. The cuttings and decontamination water will <br /> be transported for disposal or recycling by a licensed hazardous waste hauler. <br /> Task 3. Prepare a Groundwater Investigation Report <br /> A report on the groundwater investigation activities will be prepared after all of the results are <br /> received from the analytical laboratory. The report will include: assessment procedures, a soil <br /> boring location map, soil boring log, a tabulated summary of analytical results, laboratory data <br /> sheets and chain of custody documentation, evaluation of the data collected, conclusions, and <br /> recommendations. <br />