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SECOR <br /> Jntermttonal Incorporated <br /> Logged By Dates Drilled Drdhng Contractor Project Name Method/Egwpment Bonng Number <br /> 7119101 WEST ARCO#595 SPLIT SPOON <br /> CM 7119101 HA.ZMAT STOCKTON,CA HSA PSB-2 <br /> See Legend to Logs"for Boring Surface Groundwater Depth(k) Total Drive Drop <br /> sampling method, Dram(in) Mev(ft) -V 64 FIRST Depth(fL) wt(IDs) Dist 0n) <br /> classifications and laboratory S 100 0 NA NA <br /> testin methods <br /> Well <br /> Construction a Description <br /> P. <br /> 0 <br /> SANDY SILT(ML) dark grayish brown(10YR4/2),fine-grained sand,low <br /> plasticity,hard,cemented,subangular blocky soil structure(0,40,60,0) <br /> SILTY SAND(SM) olive brown(2 SY4/3),fine-grained sand,very dense,moist, <br /> partially cemented,rrucaceous(0,85,15,0) 0 <br /> 55 SAND(SP)-grayish brown(2 5Y5/2),with trace silt,fine-grained,dense,moist <br /> (0,95,5,0) <br /> SAND(SW)grayish brown(2 5Y5/2),medium-to coarse-grained,dense,moist, <br /> micaceous(0,100,0,0) <br /> SANDY SILT(ML) olive brown(2 5Y4/3),fine-grained sand,low plasticity,stiff 0 <br /> to very stiff,moist,wet along fractures in zones,subangular blocky soil structure <br /> 60 (0,35,65,0) <br /> GROUT <br /> At 63 to 65 feet,moist to wet <br /> 0 <br /> 65- <br /> 0 <br /> Same as above,very stiff,moist <br /> 70 <br /> 0 <br /> SILTY SAND($lum yellowish brown(10YR5/4),fine-grained sand,dense,wet <br /> The substrata descriptions above are generalized representations and based upon visual/manual classification of cuttings and/or <br /> samples obtained during drilling Predominant material types shown on the log may contain different rnatenals and the change fiom <br /> one predominant matenal type to another could be different than indicated Descriptions on this log apply only at the specific location <br /> at the time of drilling and may not be representative of subsurface conditions at other locations or times <br /> i Project No 077 43029 330 Date 9120/01 PR Log of Boring <br /> 595PSB2 GPJ Approved by <br /> LOG OF BOREHOLE <br /> Figure (sheet 3 of 5) <br />