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k' ■ KLEINFELDER <br /> concentrates, in areas of former above ground storage tanks (ASTs), tank wash out area, and the <br /> residence leach field. A total of seven (7) shallow soil sampling locations have been identified in <br /> this section. Please see Plate 2 for sample locations. <br /> In accordance with the soil sampling protocols in the City of Manteca, South Manteca EIR, for <br /> farm properties proposed for development, the City of Manteca requires at least the following, <br /> but it should be noted that this property is not being developed at this time, and this sampling <br /> protocol is being implemented due to the lack of specified guidance at this time from regulatory <br /> bodies. <br /> • "One sample retrieved at random from every 5 acres;" <br /> • "One sample from every area identified by records examination as characterized by probable <br /> high concentrations of pesticides or pesticide residues;" <br /> • "Alternating samples recovered from the ground surface at depths of 1 foot below ground <br /> surface, and at depths of 3 feet below the ground surface;" <br /> • "A testing program designed to detect threshold concentrations of priority pesticides, <br /> including chlorinated hydrocarbons, carbamates and organophosphates;" <br /> • "An accounting procedure, in which any instances of contamination discovered during the <br /> sampling program are reported to San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department <br /> (EHD);" <br /> • "A report containing all soil sample test results and locations, as well as recommendations for <br /> remediation procedures to be completed under the direction of EHD prior to issuance of <br /> development entitlements." <br /> The soil samples would be collected by using a hand auger to advance the soil boring to its total <br /> depth. When the desired sampling depth is reached a cleaned stainless steel sampler attached to <br /> a slide hammer is lowered to the bottom of the boring and driven into the subsurface. The <br /> sampling tool is retrieved and the soil sampled is sealed for possible laboratory analysis. <br /> 3.2.1 Vehicle Parking Area <br /> Within the former vehicle parking area the soil samples would be collected from one location for <br /> possible laboratory analysis. The soil samples would be collected at the surface, 1 foot bgs, and <br /> 3 feet bgs. A total of 3 soil samples would be collected in this area for possible laboratory <br /> analysis. At this time and in accordance with the requirements stated above we propose to <br /> submit a total of 1 soil sample for laboratory analysis. The 1 foot soil sample from the vehicle <br /> parking area would be submitted for laboratory analysis. The remaining soil samples would be <br /> put-on hold at the laboratory pending further analysis requirements if applicable. <br /> 3.2.2 Depression Near the Eastern Edge of the Site <br /> A depression of the land surface exists near the eastern edge of the site, and was described to <br /> Kleinfelder as an area where surface water pools due to run off at the site. Kleinfelder proposes <br /> to collect two shallow soil sample from within the depression area for possible laboratory <br /> analysis. The soil samples would be collected at the surface, 1 foot and 3 feet bgs. We propose <br /> to analyze the 1 foot soil sample at this time. The remaining soil samples would be put on hold <br /> at the laboratory pending further analysis requirements if applicable. <br /> 27125.E01 /ST03R657 Page 7 of 15 <br /> Copyright 2003,Kleinfelder,Inc. May 23,2003 <br />