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I C <br /> ,. 2.0 SCOPE OF WORK <br /> Based on the results of soil sampling beneath the former <br /> p 9 UST and remote fill, the soil beneath <br /> ithe site is known to be impacted b <br /> 1 � p y petroleum hydrocarbons. At this time, extent of impacted <br /> soil is not defined. As such, the objectives of this environmental site investigation are as follows: <br /> 1. Define the vertical extent of impacted soil; <br /> 2. Determine if groundwater has been impacted; <br /> 3. Evaluate the nature and concentration of any fuel oxygenate compounds in soil <br /> is and groundwater. <br /> • �` To achieve the project objectives, a scope of work consisting of the following three tasks is <br /> proposed: <br /> i <br /> 1. Planning and Permitting <br /> 2. Push-Point Soil and Groundwater Grab Sampling and Analysis <br /> 4 3. Site Investigation Report <br /> A discussion of these tasks and component subtasks follows. <br /> 2.1 Planning and Permitting <br /> The planning and permitting task consists of a preliminary site inspection and the acquisition of <br /> i <br /> i the required permits. <br /> 2.1.1 Preliminary Site Inspection <br /> J! <br /> I A preliminary site inspection will be performed to gather the information necessary to carry out <br /> i <br /> the fieldwork and prepare the site background section of the Site Investigation Report. The <br /> execution of this task will include the following: <br /> • Contact facility personnel to coordinate an on-site inspection and interview; <br /> Visit site to review on-site records, determine work constraints, sketch scaled site <br /> plan and mark drilling locations for underground utility clearance. <br /> 3 <br /> d� <br />