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• Page 2 June 6, 2005 <br /> contamination levels of less than several ppm of diesel. In the event any field <br /> indication of hydrocarbons in water is obvious additional holes, stepped further <br /> away from the assumed source(south east of MW No. 6)will be probed. <br /> Samples of in-situ water will be collected at each probed point, using proprietary <br /> samplers. Particular emphasis on cleanliness of all collection and probing <br /> devices will be emphasized due to the extremely low non-detection goal of less <br /> than 50 ppb. <br /> Water will be transported to and analyzed at Sequoia Analytical, a California <br /> DOS certified laboratory for extractable hydrocarbons in the diesel range (C10 <br /> - C28) using the DHS LUFT method with standard quality control and a <br /> reporting limit of 50 ug/l. <br /> Penetration holes will be filled with Portland cement grout to the satisfaction of <br /> your agency upon completion of water sampling. <br /> Safety, hygiene and quality control during probe and sample handling is the <br /> same as in the October 2003 submitted workplan but will be discussed again at <br /> the site prior to start up of work. <br /> D.K. Barber P. E. and Associates will forward drilling permit applications for submittal to <br /> your agency along with required fees and necessary signatures by the drilling <br /> contractor. I understand that EHD may require several weeks to issue permits. I have <br /> tentatively scheduled drilling, for 29 June 2005. Site personnel will review the site's <br /> health and safety plan and USA underground will be contacted to screen the boring <br /> area two working days prior to boring commencement. <br /> If I may clarify our proposed plan please to not hesitate to contact me at(530) 823- <br /> 2156. <br /> I <br /> L- <br /> Daniel K. Barber, RCE 21,210 <br /> Principal <br /> attach:2 pg Summary of Findings, 1 Site Map with findings and proposed locations <br /> cc: w/o attach. Hans Ho, PhD,Western Oil&Spreading <br />