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Site Inspection UFP-QAPP Addendum <br />Stockton AASF, Stockton, California <br />(NTU), stabilizes at a level above 25 NTU, or for a maximum duration of one hour, whichever <br />occurs first. In wells with limited groundwater recharge, the sample will be collected using the <br />available groundwater. <br />In addition to turbidity, other water quality parameters (e.g., temperature, specific conductance, <br />pH, dissolved oxygen [DO], and oxidation-reduction potential [ORP]) will be measured and <br />recorded on the field sampling form every 5 minutes until the above turbidity criteria are met. <br />Water quality parameters will be measured using a water quality meter and flow-through cell (see <br />SOP 3-14: Monitoring Well Sampling and SOP 3-24: Water Quality Parameter Testing for more <br />details). In addition, a subsample of each groundwater sample will be collected in a separate <br />container and undergo a shaker test to identify if there is any foaming. If foaming is observed, the <br />observation will be noted on the CoC to notify the laboratory of potentially high PFAS <br />concentrations in the sample prior to analysis. Any non -dedicated sampling materials will be <br />decontaminated between boring locations. <br />Each sample will be collected into laboratory -supplied bottleware and submitted to the laboratory <br />for analysis of selected parameters (PFAS by LC/MS/MS compliant with QSM 5.3 Table B-15) <br />(DoD, 2019a) as per SOP 3-41. The laboratory method DLs for these analytes are presented in <br />Worksheet #15. QC samples will be collected in accordance with Worksheet #20. ERBs will not <br />be prepared or analyzed unless a deviation from this plan requires sample handling using non- <br />dedicated equipment. If non -dedicated sampling equipment is used, ERBs will be collected at a <br />rate of one per twenty samples and will be analyzed for the same analytes as the associated <br />samples. All sample containers will be PFAS free and the aqueous samples will not be filtered. <br />Samples will be packaged on ice and transported daily via overnight commercial carrier under <br />standard CoC procedures to the laboratory (SOP 3-04). <br />Temporary wells will be abandoned using bentonite chips at completion of sampling activities. <br />QAPP Worksheet #17d <br />Sampling Design and Rationale <br />Synoptic Water Level Measurements <br />Groundwater levels will be used to assess groundwater flow. Synoptic water level elevation <br />measurements will be collected from existing monitoring wells located on CAARNG property adjacent <br />to the west of the AASF. <br />QAPP Worksheet #17e <br />Sampling Design and Rationale <br />Surveying <br />A small notch will be cut on the northern side of the well casing which will be surveyed by a state - <br />licensed surveyor (see SOP 3-07). The top of casing and ground surface elevation will be <br />surveyed for each newly installed well. Survey data will be collected in the applicable Universal <br />Transverse Mercator zone projection with WGS84 datum (horizontal) and North American Vertical <br />Datum 1988 (vertical). <br />QAPP Worksheet #17f <br />Sampling Design and Rationale <br />Investigation -Derived Waste Management <br />Currently, the disposal of PFAS investigation -derived waste (IDW) is not regulated. As such, the <br />IDW will be managed as follows. <br />AECOM QAPP Worksheet #17 <br />Page 7 of 10 <br />