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LFR Levine-Fricke placed into the bucket, the soil will be composited(mixed)thoroughly and transferred into laboratory supplied 8 ounce glass jars. Samples that will be analyzed for VOCs and SVOCs (due to observed pyrolytic oil) will be collected using a hand auger or back-hoe from an approximate depth of 6- inches and 2-feet bgs (if oil is present). The soil samples will be collected using an En CoreTM Sampler or a 2-inch-diameter by 6-inch-long stainless steel or brass sample sleeve. The soil sample collected from 6-inches bgs will be analyzed and evaluated while the sample collected from 2-feet bgs will be placed on-hold at the laboratory pending results of the 6-inch bgs sample. If the sample collected from 6-inches bgs indicates the soil needs to be removed(i.e. Class I or II waste), the 2-foot bgs sample will be analyzed to asses the vertical extent of affected soil. If the sample collected from 6- inches bgs indicates the burn area soil does not need deeper excavation, the sample collected from 2-feet bgs can be disposed of by the laboratory and no analysis will be requested. If the sample collected from 2-feet bgs indicates presence of contamination and deeper excavation is necessary, the soil will be excavated to the appropriate depth (presumably 2 feet or greater) and another round of soil samples will be collected from the excavation following sampling and analysis plan protocol. Each sample will be prepared and labeled according to the identification protocol listed in Section 7.4.2. The labeled samples will then be placed in a resealable plastic bag, stored in a chilled(En CoreTm Samplers require a separate cooler)cooler to maintain a temperature of 4 degrees centigrade, and transported to a State-certified laboratory for analysis. Chain-of-custody protocol will be maintained throughout the sample handling process. 7.4.2 Sample Identification The date and time the sample was collected, the sampler's initials, and a unique identification number to correlate the sample to its associated burn pile location will be clearly marked on each affixed sample label. Each sample will be logged in a sample log book with a sketch of the sampling location or label on a burn pile area figure. The field samples will be labeled as follows: "Burn pile number-chronological sample location(beginning at 1 for each burn pile location)-beginning depth(measured in inches)of sample" Examples: • The sample collected from Burn Pile-1, the first sampling location within the burn pile, taken from 2 feet bgs (24 inches bgs)would be named: "BPOI-01-24." • The sample collected from Burn Pile-15, the second sampling location within the burn pile, taken from the 6-inch interval would be named: "BP15-02-06." Page 36 Final_RAP_Tracy_9.18.03(final).doc