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GSI Job No.: 14� G S 1T <br /> Issued: 15 November 2017 <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL <br /> • Along sewer laterals from the two tenant spaces and along the main lateral from the Site <br /> to the sewer main line in Hammer Lane. <br /> Data generated during this phase of sampling will allow for interpretation of shallow lithology and <br /> identify the concentration of PCE and other VOCs, if present, in soil and soil gas across the Site. <br /> If PCE or other VOCs are detected, and the extent is not characterized by the investigation <br /> activities described herein, a subsequent phase of investigation will be proposed, which will <br /> consider the distribution of VOCs and stratigraphy in the development of the sampling approach. <br /> 5.0 FIELD INVESTIGATION <br /> The field investigation consists of collecting soil and soil gas samples at the locations shown on <br /> Figure 1 and analyzing select samples for VOCs. Sampling locations may be adjusted during the <br /> investigation based on field-verified locations of sewer lines, observations made in the field, and <br /> access. <br /> This Work Plan includes the following tasks. <br /> • Pre-field Activities: preparing a Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan, performing a <br /> geophysical survey, and marking sampling locations for Underground Services Alert <br /> (USA) notification. <br /> • Fieldwork and Laboratory Analysis: collecting soil and soil gas samples, and analysis of <br /> samples by state-certified laboratories. <br /> • Data Evaluation and Reporting: evaluating soil and soil gas results and preparing a report <br /> of findings and recommendation for additional investigation, if warranted. <br /> The Water Board will be notified at least 72 hours prior to field sampling. The field activities are <br /> anticipated to take 2 days to complete. <br /> The following sections describe the tasks that will be performed during this phase of investigation. <br /> 5.1 Site Health and Safety Plan <br /> GSI will prepare a Site-specific Health and Safety Plan (HASP). GSI field personnel will use the <br /> HASP during the field activities while implementing the Work Plan, and all field personnel and <br /> subcontractors will read and sign the HASP prior to executing field activities. The HASP will <br /> address the potential risks to the personnel performing the sampling activities outlined in this <br /> Work Plan. <br /> 5.2 Geophysical Survey and USA Notification <br /> At least 48 hours prior to initiation of sampling activities, GSI will mark sampling locations and <br /> notify Underground Service Alert (USA) of the planned sampling activities at the Site. USA will <br /> contact utility owners of record within the vicinity of the Site to notify them of the planned work in <br /> proximity to their buried utilities. The utility owners of record, or their designated agents, will mark <br /> the position of their utilities on the ground surface. <br /> In addition to notifying USA, GSI will arrange for a subcontractor to conduct a geophysical survey <br /> in an effort to identify subsurface lines and obstructions at each sampling location. In addition, <br /> the geophysical survey will attempt to field-verify the location of on-Site sewer laterals. <br /> Site Investigation Work Plan <br /> Park Woods Cleaners <br />