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								      		KEI-P89-1104 .QR2
<br />  		August  7 ,   1991
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<br />  		KEI  returned  to  the  site  on  November  20,   1989   in  order  to  collect
<br />  		soil  samples  from the on-site  product pipe trenches.    Four  samples,
<br />   		labeled   P1    through   P4 ,    were   collected   from   the   product   pipe
<br />  		trenches.     Two  samples,   labeled  VP1  and  VP2 ,   were  collected  from
<br />  		the vapor pipe trenches,  and  one  sample,  labeled  WPI,  was collected
<br />   		from the waste  oil  remote-fill  pipe trench.    All  seven  soil  samples
<br />  		were  collected  at  depths  ranging  from  2 . 5  to  3 . 5  feet.    Pipe  trench
<br />   		sample   point   locations   are   as   shown   on  the   attached   Site   Plan,
<br />   		Figure  4 .
<br />   		In   an   attempt   to   remove   as   much   of   the   contaminated   soil   as
<br />  		possible  in  the  vicinity  of  the  fuel  tank  pit,  KEI  returned  to  the
<br />   		site  on  December  5 ,   1989  to  observe  additional  soil  excavation  in
<br />  		the  area  of   sample  points  A2   and  B2 ,   as  described  in  KEI 's  work
<br />  		plan  (KEI-P89-1104 .P1)  dated November  22 ,  1989 .    Soil  was  excavated
<br />   		from  the  southerly  halt  of  the  fuel  tank  pit  to  a  depth  of  26.5
<br />   		feet.       Two   soil   samples,    labeled   A2 (25. 5)    and   B2 (26. 5) ,    were
<br />   		collected  from  the  fuel  tank  pit  below  sample  point  location A2  at
<br />   		a  depth  of  25. 5  feet,  and  below  sample  point  location  B2  at  a  depth
<br /> .   	of  26. 5   feet,   respectively.     Four  soil  samples,   labeled  SW1 (13) ,
<br />   		SW1 (19) ,   Sw2 (20/13)   and  SW2 (20/19) ,   were  also  collected  from  the
<br />       '   	tank  pit   sidewalls   at   depths   of   13   and   19   feet.      Sample  point
<br />   		locations   are   shown   on   the   attached   Site   Plan,    Figure   3 .      Mr.
<br />   		Harlin  Knoll  of  the  SJCPHS  was  present  during  sampling.
<br />   		KEI   again  returned   to  the   site  on  December   7 ,    1989   in  order   to
<br />   		complete  sampling  of  the  southerly  half  of  the  fuel  tank  pit.    Two
<br />   		soil   samples,   labeled   SW3 (20/13)   and   SW3 (20/19) ,   were  collected
<br />   		from  the  tank  pit  sidewalls  at  depths  of  13   and  19   feet,   respec-
<br />   		tively.     In  addition,   one  soil  sample,   labeled  NSW,  was  collected
<br />   		from  the  northerly  sldewall  of  the  new  fuel  tank  pit  at  a  depth  of
<br />   		13 . 5   feet.      Sample  point   locations  are  as   shown  on  the  attached
<br />   		Site  Plan,  Figure  3 .    On  December  13 ,   1989,  KEI  completed  sampling
<br />   		of  the  old  fuel  tank  pit  when  three  sxdewall  soil  samples,   labeled
<br />   		SW4 (3)   SW5  and  SW6,  were  collected  from  the  northerly  half  of  the
<br />   		old   fuel   tank  pit   at   a  depth  of   approximately   16   feet.      Sample
<br />   		point   locations   are   shown   on   the  attached   Site   Plan,   Figure   3 .
<br />   		Also  on  December  13 ,   1989,   four  additional  soil   samples,   labeled
<br />   		P1 (6) ,   P2 (17) ,   P3 (5)   and  P4 (8) ,   were  collected   from  the  product
<br />   		pipe   trenches    at    sample   point    locations   P1,    P2 ,    P3    and   P4 ,
<br />   		respectively.      Sample   depths   ranged   from   5   to   17   feet.      Sample
<br />   		point  locations  are  as  shown  on  the  attached  Site  Plan,   Figure  4 .
<br />   		After   sampling,   the  product  pipe  trenches  were   excavated  to  the
<br />   		sample  depths.     Upon  review  of  the  laboratory  analyses  for  these
<br />   		samples,   a   15-inch  diameter  casing   (14   feet  deep)   was   installed
<br />  .   	near  sample  point  location  P2 (17) .
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