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SECOR <br /> May 25, 1999 International Incorporated <br /> Mr. Ron Foust <br /> William Lyon Homes,Inc. <br /> ' 2208 Camino Ramon <br /> San Ramon,California 94583 <br /> Re: Letter Report-Soil and Groundwater Investigation <br /> William Lyon Homes,Inc. Stonebridge Development,Lathrop <br /> Dear Mr. Foust: <br /> ' Secor International Incorporated(SECOR)is pleased to present this letter report documenting the soil and <br /> groundwater investigation at the proposed residential development at the William Lyon Homes,Inc.property <br /> in Lathrop,California(WLH development; see Figure 1, Site Location Map).Due to the historic presence <br /> of volatile organic compounds, primarily TCE (trichloroethene), Lyon Homes requested that a soil and <br /> groundwater survey be conducted prior to site grading.TCE had migrated to the site from the former Sharpe <br /> Depot east of Stonebridge.This report describes the methods and procedures used during drilling and soil <br /> and groundwater sampling associated with the above mentioned property. <br /> ' Scope of Work <br /> Task 1: Pre-Field Activities <br /> ' Prior to performing any intrusive activities,SECOR submitted a Work Plan to,and obtained drilling permits <br /> from, the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Division (SJCEHD). SECOR also prepared a Site- <br /> specific Health and Safety Plan (HASP) to address the proposed scope of work prior to initiating field <br /> activities. The proposed boring locations were cleared by the land owner and Underground Services Alert <br /> (USA)was notified. <br /> ' Task 2: Drilling and Sampling Activities <br /> ' To investigate the soil beneath the site, ten (10) soil borings were advanced to the water table and <br /> continuously cored for lithologic description.Soil encountered was logged by a SECOR geologist according <br /> to the Unified Soil Classification System (USCS), and soil samples were screened in the field for the <br /> presence of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) using a Photoionization Detector (PID). Boring logs <br /> ' describing the soil encountered are presented in Attachment A. Soil samples were selected for chemical <br /> analysis based on PID readings and lithologic conditions. <br /> t In order to collect soil samples,the borings were advanced utilizing a hydraulically and pneumatically driven <br /> direct-push sampler. The direct-push sampler was equipped with a 2-inch outside diameter core barrel.The <br /> direct-push sampler advances two nested sampling rods that are driven simultaneously; small diameter inner <br /> ' sampling rods are used to obtain and retrieve the soil cores, and larger diameter outer rods serve as a <br /> temporary drive casing. The use of a drive casing prevents sloughing of the formation while the inner rods <br /> are withdrawn from the borehole. This ensured that the drive sampler was always sampling soil from the <br /> desired depth interval, rather than soil that has sloughed in from higher up in the borehole. <br /> ' SECOR Job No.70139-004-02 <br /> Drill Report <br /> 1:\70139\004-02\Drill Report.doc <br /> ' 1390 Willow Pass Road, Suite 360, Concord, CA 94520-5250 (925)686-9780 (925)686-3099 FAX www.secor.com <br />