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LFR Levine-Fricke 7.2 Removal Action Implementation Plan This section provides a summary of the site preparation activities, proposed removal activities, site equipment and personnel, and verification sampling of the soil beneath the excavated ash, burned material, and affected soil. 7.2.1 Pre-Removal Activities To prepare the Site for remediation, abandoned vehicles, metal debris, scorched equipment, approximately 50,000 used motor oil filters, and several used oil drums were removed from the Site in March 2003 as discussed in Section 3.0. SCI performed the pre-construction removal activities under the supervision of the CIWMB with the authority provided under a Notice of Exemption(Appendix F). Activities performed during March through September 2003 also included initial construction layout of staging areas for site management, trucks, decontamination areas, and installation of electrical and telephone communications equipment/lines. Soil sampling was conducted in accordance with the April 21, 2003 "Site Sampling Plan for Small Waste Disposal Areas, Soil Sampling and Characterization, Tracy Tire Fire Site," prepared by LFR for the CIWMB in three areas that appeared to be potential waste disposal areas. Summary reports will be provided under separate cover with a summary of sampling activities and analytical results. SCI also prepared and submitted a Notice of Intent and Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan with the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department during the week of March 25, 2003. SCI applied for a grading permit from San Joaquin County during April 2003. The well permit for monitoring well MW-5 was obtained by Gregg Drilling Inc. and the permit for the production well PW-1 was obtained by WDC Exploration. Both well permits were approved and granted by the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department. Boring logs were prepared for each well and Water Well Drillers Reports were submitted to the California Department of Water Resources. 7.2.2 Staging Areas and Decontamination Pads Waste material excavation and loading will be conducted in a way that minimizes the handling and opportunity for spilling of waste material on the Site. A staging area(or areas)will be set up within each unit(consisting of several burn piles)to facilitate efficient handling and loading of the waste, and to minimize the area potentially affected by spilled waste during handling and loading. Material excavated for disposal will either be loaded directly into trucks or placed temporarily in a bermed stockpile for loading at a later time. Stockpiled material will be placed within the burn pile area. During loading and stockpiling, water mist will be sprayed onto the waste prior to and during loading and excavating activities to reduce particulate emissions. Each loading Page 20 Final_RAP_Tracy_9.18.03(final).doc