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_ r aWOM 1, <br /> Work Plan for Re-excavation May 3, 1989 <br /> Former Texaco Service Station, Manteca, California AGS 3a053--1 <br /> The following tasks are proposed and discussed below: <br /> a Prepare a site safety plan discussing the precautions <br /> and protective equipment required for work at the site. <br /> o Remove the underground product-delivery lines presently <br /> located at the sitL. This work will be performed by a <br /> Class A licensed contractor. <br /> o Collect still samples from native soil beneath the <br /> location of the former underground product-delivery <br /> linos. <br /> a Remove soil with subjective evidence of hydrocarbon <br /> contamination (i.e. , discoloration and obvious odor) <br /> from the former location of the underground storage <br /> tanks and possibly the underground product-delivery <br /> lines with an excavator both vertically to the ground- <br /> water surface and laterally to the north, east, and <br /> west. Excavation to the east and west will be limited <br /> because of the presence of a sanitary sewer line and <br /> the site building. <br /> o Use an organic vapor monitor (OVM) to evaluate the <br /> relative levels of hydrocarbon contamination in the <br /> soil. <br /> o Collect a soil sample from each sidewall at <br /> approximately 20 feet below grade, or approximately 3 <br /> feet above the ground-water level. <br /> o Analyze the soil samples for gasoline and diesel <br /> constituents in a State-certified laboratory. <br /> o Interpret field and laboratory data to evaluate the <br /> extent of contamination. <br /> o Collect one soil sample for approximately every 25 <br /> cubic yards of soil removed by excavation from the <br /> stockpiled soil. <br /> o Upon characterizing the concentrations of hydrocarbon <br /> constituents in the stockpiled soil, the contaminated <br /> soil will be disposed of properly or treated by <br /> aeration, landfarming, or some other method appropriate <br /> to the contaminants to remediate contamination in the <br /> soil. After treatment concentrations established by <br /> 8 <br /> Q.0�e�e <br />