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preserved for analysis by the geologist using standard field protocol _ No odors or evidence of contamination were noted, and PID meter readings were all zero. Drill cuttings & unused core materials were stored as noted above The surface was covered pending grouting operations which would be done after completion of the work. Refer to PLATE_XI for more complete details After decontamination of all equipment, the rig was mobilized on soil_borzng_"E" as shown on PLATE VIII _ Cores were taken at 5 foot intervals from 6' to 35' 6" using the same protocol described earlier Again, there were no odors or visible evidence of contamination, and PID readings of bagged core material were all zero Refer to PLATE XII for details of lithology, blow counts, core recovery, and other pertinent data After decontamination, the rig was mobilized on soil-boring- "A" as shown on PLATE VIII, and augers were advanced and cores taken at approximately 5' intervals from 6' below grade to bottom at 36' 6" Core materials were described, sealed, and preserved according to standard field protocol; no odors, visible contami- nation, or PID readings were noted Refer to PLATE XIII for lithology, blow counts, & other data • Upon completion of the five soil borings, they were thoroughly grouted from bottom to the surface with a cement/bentonite slu ^ry under the direction of the representative of the San Joaquin Co EHD All spoils and unused core materials were placed in sealed, marred drums & stored on site pending results of laboratory analyzes The preserved soil samples were transported by the geologist, Wm Hunter, under chain of custody to FGL Environmental laboratory with instructions to analyze for BTEXEPA 8020) , TPH-G (EPA 8015M ) Per agreement with M. Infurna off the County EHD, total lead, (EPA 7420, ) was to be run only on the sample with highest `i'PH reading. On October 13, 1994, a Spectrum Exploratio tr restricted clearance mast was mobilized a oil borkpg_"F" which is located at the east side of the site of the remove as shown on PLATE VIII The rig was equipped with sufficient clean 5' lengths of 8 1/4" OD hollow-stem augers to complete the work without the necessity of cleaning flights Only one 24" California Modified split-spoon core barrel was available, it was thoroughly cleaned with TSP & clean water prior to each use. Drilling began at 0915 under the direction of Wm_ Hunter, RG Drill cuttings from the surface to 5' consisted of soft, loose brown loam, it appeared to be backfill material The clean core barrel filled with 2" brass tubes was lowered into the augers and 7