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2-1 <br /> 2.0 INVESTIGATION METHODOLOGY <br /> The followmg sections of this chapter describe the methods used to complete the Phase H <br /> Investigation at the TCS, Inc facility These methods are generally consistent with the <br /> Work Plan 1 <br /> 21 MOBILIZATION/DEMOBILIZATION <br /> Remcor mobilized to the Tracy, California site with a subcontracted drilling firm (Beyhk <br /> Drilling, Inc of North Highlands, Cahforrua) to complete the field tasks associated with this <br /> project on August 4, 1994 Prior to any drilling activities, local utility companies and plant <br /> personnel were notified so that they had an opportunity to locate all underground utilities <br /> The San Joaquin County Environmental Health Division was also contacted during project <br /> mobilization to provide their staff an opportunity to review the Work Plan, acquire drilling <br /> permits, and arrange oversight for the site investigation <br /> 2 2 DRILLING <br /> Drilling and sampling of soil borings and installation of monitoring wells was conducted on <br /> two separate occasions during this investigation The soil boring and monitoring well dril- <br /> ling locations were often dictated by cultural features (structures, fence, trees, underground <br /> and overhead utility Lines, etc ) present at the site All drilling locations are shown in Fig- <br /> ure 3 The following sections describe the drilling and sampling procedures used during the <br /> investigation A discussion of the soil sampling is presented in Section 2 3 and a discussion <br /> of the installation of monitoring wells is presented in Section 2 4 <br /> 2 2 1 Initial Phase H Investigation Soil. Borings <br /> During the uutial Phase II Investigation, seven soil borings were advanced These borings <br /> were identified as SB-1 through SB-7 (Figure 3) Subsequent to the completion of Borings <br /> SB-1, SB-7, and SB-4, these bonngs were converted to monitoring wells that were identified <br /> as MW-1, MW-2, and 1AW-3, respectively <br /> 29025 <br /> REALISTIC SOLUTIONS FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE PROBLEMS <br />