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Project No. 9688 WORK PLAN `"' June 11, 1999 <br /> 2373 Mariposa Road Page 8 <br /> As samples are obtained, they will be covered with aluminum foil or teflon <br /> tape, capped and sealed with tape. The samples will then be labeled, placed in <br /> a cooled ice chest for storage until transported to the analytical laboratory. <br /> A Chain-of-Custody form will be initiated by WDE personnel at the time of <br /> sampling and will accompany the samples to a state certified laboratory using <br /> California Department of Health Services approved methods. <br /> Groundwater Sample Collection <br /> Following all soil sampling the boring will be extended about 5 to 10 feet <br /> below the first encountered groundwater. New slotted PVC well screen and <br /> blank riser casing will be placed in the hole. Initially the depth to water from <br /> the top of the boring will be measured to an accuracy of 0.01 feet. The water <br /> will then be checked for floating product or iridescent sheen by taking a <br /> preliminary water sample with a new disposable bailer. If floating product is <br /> observed, the thickness and nature of the product will be noted. Then about <br /> 10 liters of water will be removed as a development procedure. The <br /> disposable PVC bailer will be used for the development. Development water <br /> will be stored on site in 55 gallon DOT 17E drums until analysis of the water is <br /> obtained and the proper method of transport and disposal can be determined. <br /> The grab water sample will be collected with a disposable PVC bailer. Samples <br /> will be handled and transported as if a representative groundwater sample. <br /> The water sample will be poured directly into laboratory cleaned 40 milliliter <br /> volatile organic analysis (VOA) vials to prevent loss of any volatile <br /> constituents. The vials will be filled slowly and in such a manner that the <br /> meniscus extends above the top of the VOA vial. After the vials are filled and <br /> capped, they will be inverted to insure there are no headspaces or entrapped <br /> air bubbles. After sealing with a laboratory provided teflon cap, the VOA vials <br /> will then be labeled and placed in a cooled ice chest for transportation to the <br /> analytical laboratory. Water samples which will be analyzed for extractable <br /> compounds will be decanted into laboratory cleaned one liter bottles and will <br /> be handled the same as the VOA vials. <br /> A Chain of Custody form will be initiated by WDE personnel at the time of <br /> sampling and will accompany the water samples to a state certified laboratory <br /> using Department of Health Services approved methods. <br /> Soil and Groundwater Sample Analyses <br /> All soil and groundwater samples obtained during the work described in this <br /> Work Plan will be analyzed for the following: <br /> WILLIAM DUBOVSKY ENVIRONMENTAL <br />