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**p <br /> SITE TOPOGRAPHY/GEOLOGY <br /> The site is situated at approximately 100 ft above sea level on land <br /> which slopes gently to the west towards the San Joaquin River. The <br /> river lies approximately one and a half miles away and drains northwest- <br /> ward towards the central axis of the San Joaquin valley. The geology of <br /> the area is predominantly alluvial in nature and consists of gravels, <br /> sands, silts, and clays. The alluvium has been derived from the western <br /> slope of the Sierra Nevada and consequently dips gently to the west. <br /> This unit constitutes the water bearing zone under consideration and <br /> is considered to be unconfined although small pockets of confined hy- <br /> draulic conditions have been noted in reports pertaining to the Stockton <br /> area. Depth to groundwater is approximately 20 feet and as a result of <br /> the surface topography and proximity/drainage pattern of the nearby river, <br /> it is estimated that the subsurface flow trends to the west. <br /> SITE INVESTIGATIVE PLAN <br /> Soil Contamination Delineation <br /> The investigation of contamination at the site will be carried out in <br /> two phases. The initial phase will consist of the delineation of con- <br /> amination in the soil. This task will be performed by coring down at <br /> 5 foot intervals at specified locations (see Figure 2) and obtaining <br /> samples from the lower 18 inches of the interval with a California <br /> split spoon sampler. The sampler will be equipped with a brass sleeve <br /> and decontaminated by the following procedure prior to its re-use: <br /> * Wash with nonphosphate detergent <br /> * Rinse with tap water <br /> * Rinse at least once with deionized organic-free tap water <br /> Samples will be collected until groundwater is encountered and the <br /> auger flights used to core into the substrata will be steam cleaned <br /> prior to their re-use at another location. The soil samples will be <br /> analyzed for the following constituents: <br /> 1) Benzene <br /> 2) Toluene <br /> 3) Xylene <br /> 4) Ethyl benzene <br /> (Above sampled by EPA method 8020) <br /> 5) Diesel <br /> 6) Motor Oil <br /> The soil samples will be stored on ice until their delivery to a <br /> California certified laboratory. <br /> The soil sampling locations are situated so that contours of the. con- <br /> centrations of the analyzed constituents can be drawn and a good es- <br />