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soil overburden will be removed with a backhoe and bulldozer and segregated <br /> for later replacement. Approximately 7500 cubic yards of contaminated soil <br /> will then be excavated using a backhoe. A loader will then either load the <br /> material into trucks or transport the material directly to the landfarming <br /> area, depending on the distance to the available on-site location. <br /> When the contaminated soil has been removed, a second excavation will be <br /> used to generate fill for the first excavation to allow immediate closure and <br /> paving of the site. This clean fill and the clean overburden soil will then <br /> be returned to the first excavation, graded, and packed. <br /> 6.3.2.3 Landfarming <br /> Landfarming includes treating soils with nutrients and water in order to <br /> promote the natural aerobic bacterial degradation of hydrocarbon contaminants <br /> in the soil. Landfarming at the site will be carried out on several acres of <br /> available space where the total amount of diesel containing soil can be laid <br /> out in an even 1-foot thick layer. <br /> To prepare the location for the landfarming operation, existing fine <br /> silt/clayey soils will be used to create a one foot thick cap over the entire <br /> landfarming surface to prevent infiltration of the water used to promote <br /> bacterial growth. The contaminated soils will be placed on this pad, disked <br /> biweekly, watered, and allowed to aerate for several months. The surface of <br /> the soil will be watered as necessary to moisten the soil and prevent <br /> ezcessive particulate emissions. <br /> The soil will be tested monthly for TPS diesel concentrations, and once <br /> the concentrations are below 100 ppm diesel, the soil will be used for clean <br /> fill on site. After remediation is complete, the pad mould be tested to <br /> detect if contaminants have leached into the pad. rn any event the pad itself <br /> will be disked and otherwise treated to return it to its original service. <br /> 6-11 <br /> BS/0204b <br />