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' Project No S8080-06-OIC <br /> August 31, 1994 <br /> ' Task 3 - Soil Boring Confirmation Sampling <br /> • Task 6 - Additional Work (Limited Research) <br />' The scope of services performed for each of the above-referenced tasks is outlined in detail <br /> hereinafter <br />' Task 1 - Quarterly Groundwater Sam lm <br /> and Analyses <br /> The following field activities were performed during the sampling and analyses of the three <br /> existing onsite 2-inch-diameter groundwater monitoring wells <br /> t Surveyed the relative elevations of the top of each well casing for groundwater <br /> monitoring wells MW-1, MW-2, and MW-3 with a liquid level manometer, <br /> relative to an arbitrary datum of 100 feet located at the top of the well head <br /> cover for MW-1 <br /> • Performed groundwater depth measurements and checked each monitoring well <br /> for the presence of free product <br /> • Collected groundwater samples from the monitoring wells Prior to groundwater <br />' collection, approximately three well volumes of standing groundwater was purged <br /> to allow fresh formation water to infiltrate the wells During purging, the pH, <br /> temperature, and electrical conductivity of the groundwater was measured and <br />' the purging was considered complete when these parameters stabilized The <br /> purge water was retained onsite in 55-gallon drums pending the results of the <br /> laboratory analyses and subsequent disposal following regulatory protocol <br />' Collected groundwater samples utilizing disposable Voss polyethylene bailers <br /> The samples were placed in laboratory provided volatile organics analysis (VOA) <br /> vials,labeled, chilled, and delivered to an analytical laboratory following standard <br /> cham-of-custody procedures <br /> • Submitted the groundwater samples collected to a California-certified <br />' environmental laboratory (Excelchem Environmental Laboratories) for testing <br /> for total petroleum hydrocarbons as gasoline (TPHg) following EPA Test <br /> - 4 - <br />