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TD JAN 02 '96 15 =35 No -005 P .06 DRAFT advantage of reduced Crocking costs. "111. estimated costs in Tabic; 1 assurne clisp�isal at f the Forward facility. � Forward has specified anrilyrical requiremenis for profiling a waste. The soil at the site containing waste oil would.require orae-4-point composite sample be collected and analyzed for sernivolatile; orgartic C01r11MU7rdS (EPA Method 8270), halogenated organic compounds (EPA Method 8010), the five '1'CLP metals (cadniiuln, clironriurn, lead, nickel, and zinc), and a 96-hour Acute Aquatic LC5 fish bioassay. It is assumed that the results of these.analyses will allow lite Material to be classified as a Class 11 waste and that the waste is non-hazardous. ' I Once the waste has been Prefiled and accepted by the landfill, then a front-loader 1 will he mobilized to the site to load the aff ctud sail irito'18-cubic yard end-dump trucks. It is assumed that six trucks will each deliver three 110ads of soil to the landfill'in a single day. Although the waste will not he a hazardous waste (unless analytical data from profiling analyses indicates otherwise), an'unofficial:.manifesting systern will he used to track the shipment t nd receiving of the wastes to the landfill. 4.0 RLFERENCES ICF Kaiser, "Quarterly Groundwater Monitciring Report and Rzsults of Confirmation Sampling of Soils Excavated from 425 North-Union Street acid Stockpiled at I320�West r Weber Street. Former Union Ice fadlity 42:5 North Union Street, Stockton, California." October 4, 1995. I�I ICP Kaiser, "Remediation Workplun for Stockpilcd Soil at the Uriiciri 1W Facility, 1320 1 West Weber Street, Stockton, California." December 22, 1995." State of California Leaking Underground Fiiel Tank Task:Force. "L.eaking 'Underground Fuel Talk Field Manual. Guidelines for Site; Assessment, Cleanup, and Underground Storage Tank Closure." October, 1989. tt41820n-0102960.3 roilrcm2.pl� 3