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referenced to a permanent datum. The well casing elevations, and new well horizontal locations will be surveyed in accordance with state requirements for electronic data submittal, and survey data will be submitted to the State GeoTracker database once the stamped surveyors report is received. 2.8 QUARTERLY GROUNDWATER MONITORING,SAMPLING,AND REPORTING After well development and initial groundwater sampling of the new wells, a periodic groundwater monitoring program will be implemented. Winzler& Kelly will visit the site on a quarterly basis through one hydrologic cycle (four quarters) for the collection of depth-to-groundwater data and groundwater samples for laboratory analysis. Groundwater samples will be collected from each of the three groundwater monitoring wells during each of the four sampling events. Groundwater samples will be analyzed for the full suite of analytes discussed above in Section 2.3. Following receipt of laboratory analytical reports from each sampling event, Winzler& Kelly will prepare a quarterly monitoring report, which presents the findings of each sampling event. A total of four monitoring reports will be prepared. The fourth quarterly report will be an annual summary report, which will evaluate the findings of the previous three quarters and provide recommendations for further action, as appropriate, to proceed towards regulatory case closure. 2.9 SENSITIVE RECEPTOR SURVEY The survey area will be defined as a radius of 2,000 feet around the center of the site. The survey perimeter will be defined and parcels within this area identified based on Assessor Parcel Maps. A site reconnaissance visit of the survey area will be conducted within a 500-foot radius of the site by Winzler& Kelly, which consists of visual inspection for evidence of sensitive receptors such as schools, child and adult care homes, hospitals, surface waters, wetlands,and water supply wells. The sensitive receptor survey will also include an evaluation of potential preferential pathways for migration of impacted water, such as drainage ditches, swales, and buried utilities. 2.10 QUALITY ASSURANCE/QUALITY CONTROL Quality Assurance and Quality Control (QA/QC) for field work shall be provided by adherence to this Workplan and to the SOPS as listed in Appendix B. In addition, soil and groundwater samples shall be stored in chilled coolers for transport to a State-certified laboratory via chain-of-custody protocol. Groundwater samples submitted to the laboratory shall be accompanied by a"trip blank". The trip blank will be analyzed if each of the groundwater samples contain detectable concentrations of target analytes. If one of the groundwater samples out of the sample batch is reported as non-detectable for the suite of target analytes,the trip blank will not be analyzed. Laboratory QA/QC shall include the use of a"method blank" sample analysis for each analyte to avoid false positive results and the analysis of"Laboratory Control Spike" samples to evaluate the"percent recovery"for each analyte. The director of the laboratory shall sign each laboratory report. 3.0 SITE-SPECIFIC SAFETY PLAN Field activities will be performed in accordance with this Workplan, SOPs, and DTSC Guidelines. A Site-Specific Safety Plan(Safety Plan) has been prepared and is included in Appendix D. The Safety Plan also includes emergency telephone numbers, a route to hospital map, and driving directions should an injury occur. 03009-10016-37020 6 WINZLER&KELLY August 2011