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Mr. Philip Isorena Proposal P93-040.31 July 12, 1993 Page 11 Free product generated from the skimmers will be drummed in a 55-gallon drum. EMCON will assist the STTC in arranging for appropriate disposal. Task 12. Reporting At the conclusion of the phase II assessment, a report will be prepared that documents the results of work performed under Tasks 1 through 11. Additional information regarding ]PAR data gaps and potential migration pathways will also be presented. CPT profiles and boring log information will be evaluated and compared to IPAR stratigraphic and hydrogeologic information to refine the understanding of site geologic and hydrogeologic conditions, including the vertical extent of the A-, B-, and C-zones (and D-zone if required), and the degree of interconnection between the three zones. Geologic cross-sections will be refined, incorporating the new information. The analytical data obtained during the field screening and well installation will be evaluated for assessment of the lateral and vertical extent of B-zone and C-zone impacts. The data will be compared to IPAR analytical data and to quarterly monitoring analytical data, and all data will be added to the groundwater analytical database. Site maps will be prepared showing the distribution of monitoring points and analytical results. Task 13. Project Management To complete this program in a timely manner, many activities must occur on schedule to enable subsequent activities to occur. To achieve success, a moderate amount of project management will be required. In addition to coordination, other technical support activities will be necessary to expedite the project. Project related management work not directly related to the specific tasks previously discussed include preparation of monthly progress reports for the STTC and RWQCB communication and attending meetings (if required) with the STTC and the RWQCB budget tracking SAGPROW 93IP9304031.bc-93 Imc:S