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i <br /> 4 _ <br /> "GROUNDWATER ViVIESTIG TION WORK PLAN - <br /> . .Di Salvo Tru g <br /> 4444 Lathrop mad <br /> IkLathrop, Calif rnia. <br /> San Joaquin County <br /> _ Prepared by _ - <br /> 3CONDOR )EARTH TECHNOLOGIES,INC.V x <br /> September 27, 7194 <br /> i <br /> r 1.0 MRODUCTION <br /> This work-plan describes the work to be conduct d by Condor EarthTechnologies, Inc., =- <br /> (Condor) during a groundwater investigation at the Di Salvo Trucking facility located at 1444 Lathrop <br /> _ Road in Lathrop, California as shown in Figure i, Appe dix A: The purpose of the work is to <br /> investigate the lateral extent of potential groundwater-car tamination at the site. This work plan <br /> includes a brief discussion of the site background, descriptions of the field work and laboratory - <br /> _ y analyses, and a site-specific health and safety plan. Theworkplan was prepared by Condor.at the <br /> request of Mr. Keith Taliia of Oil Equipment Service (O S),—acting agent for the Di Salvo Trucking <br /> facility in.Lathrop, California. <br /> 2.0 SITE BACKGROUIV'D <br /> Seven LTSTs were removed from the site.by,OE_ un:,August_1.1,_l.9EJ3. The contents of the <br /> tanks were diesel, motor oil, and waste-oil.: The former: ocations of the tanks are shown in Figure 2, <br /> Appendix A. Condor personnel were on site during the fank removal to make field observations and <br /> collect soil samples., Lab�cm��ryis,_detected:$O mg kg diesel—and-3-5-0 zng/lcg motor,oil in the e soil <br /> sample_collected beneath-the-east end-of TK4.av a-depth of•1:3.5.-feet below ground._surface._Grey <br /> petroleum staining was noted.on.-the east sidewall-at the ill,ends of TK3,.TK4,.and-TK5.to_a depthof7 <br /> approximately_$few <br /> On May 5, 1994; OES over-excavated the east si ewall near the former location of TK4 <br /> t� - <br /> eastward approximately 4 feet. The floor of the excavation-Was extended from the original tank <br /> excavation depth of approximately.13.5 feet to a final excavation depth of approximately 15.5 feet. <br /> 7. <br /> x � <br /> t• CONDOR <br />