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GERAGHTY MILLER, INC. '. 3 j <br /> The soil generated during the drilling activities will be stockpiled onsite for proper <br /> disposal by Boston Chicken, Inc. Four discrete samples will be collected from the stockpiled <br /> soil.and submitted to the laboratory. The four discrete samples will be composited in the <br /> laboratory into one sample for analysis. The water used during the drilling activities will be <br /> stored onsite in 55-gallon drums pending disposal by Boston Chicken, Inc. <br /> TASK 3: GROUNDWATER SAMPLING <br /> Each monitor well will be allowed to stabilize for a minimum of 48 hours prior to <br /> development and sampling. Water-level measurements will be collected from each new <br /> monitor well prior to development. The wells will be developed by purging a minimum of <br /> three casing volumes of water prior to sampling. The purged water will be stored in covered <br /> 55-gallon drums onsite prior to disposal by Boston Chicken, Inc. All equipment that will enter <br /> the well will be washed in a solution of phosphate-free detergent and water, and triple-rinsed in <br /> potable water. Following well purging, groundwatelr samples will be collected using a new <br /> polyethylene bailer for each well. Groundwater samples for laboratory analysis will be <br /> collected in appropriate USEPA-approved containers,1 placed on ice, and transported to a State- <br /> certified laboratory, along with appropriate chain-of-custody documentation. <br /> TASK 4: LABORATORY ANALYSIS <br /> The soil and water samples collected during the field activities will be analyzed for total <br /> petroleum hydrocarbons as gasoline (USEPA Methi d 8015, modified) and-volatile organic <br /> compounds (USEPA Method 8240). The project budget estimate below assumes that a total of <br /> three soil samples(one from each boring and the composite sample of the drill cuttings) and <br /> four water samples (one each from the proposed we Is, a trip blank, and one from the water <br /> generated during drilling)will be analyzed. <br /> TASK 5: REPORT PREPARATION <br /> Following completion of field activities and receipt of all laboratory data, Geraghty & <br /> Miller will prepare a letter report of the results of the assessment activities. This report will <br /> include a description of the soil-sampling activities, a site plan showing the soil-sampling <br /> locations, and a summary of the results. The report will be limited to the data collected during <br /> the field activities. <br /> Project No. RCO291.001 <br />