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or stainless steel sleeves will be washed and rinsed prior to each sampling interval. <br />Washing of the sampling tools and sample liners will include: <br />Non-phosphate detergent and tap water rinse, using a bristle brush; <br />Tap water rinse; and <br />De-ionized / distilled water rinse. <br />Decontamination procedures for soil borings installed in areas where PCBs are suspected will <br />include pressure washing of the sampling equipment followed by a de-ionized water rinse to <br />further reduce the potential for cross-contamination. The sampling tools will be decontaminated <br />before each sample, and the other sampling equipment (direct push rods and augers) between <br />sample locations. <br />Decontamination water will be drummed on site pending disposal at a licensed facility. <br />Decontamination of groundwater sampling equipment will not be necessary; groundwater <br />samples will be collected from the monitoring wells using dedicated disposable bailers. <br />However, groundwater-monitoring equipment such as the water level meter (or interface probe) <br />will be decontaminated before and after use at a well location. <br />2.4.7 WASTE HANDLING AND DISPOSAL <br />Waste soil, decontamination water and purge water from the monitoring wells will be <br />temporarily stored on site in Department of Transportation (DOT) approved, 55-gallon steel <br />drums. The drums will be labeled to identify the date of accumulation/generation, generator <br />name, type of media (soil, water), and telephone number of contact person. Following waste <br />characterization, the waste materials will be transported to a waste treatment or disposal facility. <br />2.5 FRENCH DRAIN ALIGNMENT SURVEY <br />The French drain previously located on Parcel 3 probably extends to the north and south <br />beneath the eastern track of the former rail line, or may extend in other directions independent of <br />the former rail. This task will include a field survey to evaluate if the drain is present, and if <br />present, the length and direction of the drain. The survey will include two (2) initial spot <br />excavations; one (1) on Parcel 24 located to the immediate southeast of the intersection of the <br />former rail line and Weber Avenue and one (1) on Parcel 4 located to the immediate north of the <br />intersection of the former rail line and Washington Street. If the drain is present at each location, <br />the alignment of the drain will be presumed to be located along the entire length, beneath the <br />eastern of the two (2) rail tracks. If the drain is not present at each of these first two (2) locations, <br />additional spot excavations will be performed along the rail line at a distance of 50 feet from the <br />last known location of the drain until the alignment of the drain across the Stockton UPRR <br />Project area is defined. <br />The spot excavations will be located between the rail road tracks, approximately three (3) feet <br />wide in a direction perpendicular to the tracks, having a depth to the top of the drain (estimated to <br />be four (4) feet bgs. The spot excavations will not penetrate the drain. It is anticipated that only <br />Golden State Environmental, Inc. - 15 - Los Angeles, San Diego and Houston <br />Revised Work Plan — Soil and GW Characterization July 2006