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GROUND ZERO ANALYSIS,INC. <br /> 1714 Main Street <br /> Escalon,California 95320-1927 <br /> Telephone:(209)838-9888 <br /> Facsimile:(209)838-9883 KLE CE�14 E 0 <br /> November 4,2009 V 0 5 2009 <br /> ENVIRONMENT <br /> PERMITISERVICES <br /> Ms. Kasey Foley <br /> San Joaquin County <br /> Environmental Health Department <br /> 600 East Main Street <br /> Stockton, CA 95202 <br /> Subject: Soil Boring Permit Application <br /> Lionudakis Firewood, Inc., 20451 McHenry Avenue, Escalon, California <br /> Dear Ms. Foley: <br /> Enclosed herewith is a completed drilling permit application and associated fee for the <br /> advancement of ten (10) soil borings at the subject site(Figure 1). A site plan has been provided <br /> as Figure 2. The proposed soil borings will be advanced to approximately 20 feet below grade in <br /> order to define the lateral extent of soil contamination. The soil borings will be advanced in <br /> accordance with the October 19, 2009 Workplan for Subsurface Investigation and Soil Excavation, <br /> which was approved by the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department (EHD) in <br /> correspondence dated November 2, 2009. <br /> The 10 proposed soil borings (SB 1 through SB 10) will be advanced in a step out pattern from the <br /> location of B3, which is shown on Figure 3. The first four soil borings (SBI-SB4) will be <br /> advanced approximately 10 feet north, south, east, and west of boring B3 to a depth of 20 feet <br /> bgs or until the vertical extent of contamination is defined. Based on field observations and <br /> subjective analysis with a photoionization detector(PID) additional borings will be advanced along <br /> contaminated axes further away from boring B3 until the approximate extent of the contamination is <br /> defined. Drilling will be conducted by an experienced Ground Zero geologist under supervision <br /> of a professional geologist. The geologist will supervise a C57 licensed well driller during the <br /> advancement of the soil borings using direct push technology. After soil samples have been <br /> collected the borings will be grouted to surface with neat cement grout. <br />