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FROM Ground Zero Analysis PHONE NO. 205 952 9G92 flue, 19 199, 05:00FT9 P3 Roy's Towing Page 2 The laboratory was instructed to hold analysis on the sample from Iocation SS-1 pending the =results from SS-2 and SS-3, The Laboratory was also instructed to hold analysis on samples collected from 2 feet and 4 feet at location BSS, pending results of the sample collected at 3 feet from that location. RESULTS: Analytical results of previous sampling at the site are summarized in Tables 1 and 2, Results from the current sampling are summarized in Table 3. Laboratory data sheets and chain of custody documentation are included in Attachment 1. Lateral. Limits of Lead Commination: None of the soluble lead concentrations exceeded the STLC limit of 5 mg1t (most were non- detect at a practical quantitation limit of 0,5 mg/f). These results establish the lateral limits of soil contamination in excess of the STLC limit for lead. VertiW-Umits of IgAd Contamination: The sample collected from a depth of 3 feet at location BSS did not contain a detectable concentration of soluble lead. However, although adjacent to previous sampling locations AlAA, the sample from l foot at BSS only contained 0.62 mg/f soluble lead by STLC. For this reason, the sample from the depth of 2 feet has not been analyzed. Environmental Le bA ility: The TCLP and deionized water STLC results from sample BSS-1 establish the low solubility and leachability of lead under less rigorous extraction procedures than the standard STLC using citric acid. These are more indicative of the solubility of the lead contaminant under actual environmental conditions. Two splits of this sample were treated with portland cement and a pozzolanic fly ash/hydrated lime amendment. These have not been submitted for analysis due to the low STLC lead concentration in the control sample. !CONCLUSIONS.. The recent sampling in ootunction with previous investigation indicates that soil containing soluble lead in excess of the STLC limit of 5 mg/P is not laterally extensive and is confined to the far northeastern boundary of the property and a small area just off the southeast corner of the shop building. Samples collected in the driveway east of the building and north of the building did not contain lead in excess of the STLC limit.