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Note that a former owner, Mr. William Lane, now deceased, had conducted illegal dumping operations on the above referenced sites from the 1970's into the late 1990's. This issue will be discussed in the "Previous Investigations" segment of this report. Site Security Site security includes: Wire fencing on all sides of each of the Lane and Lynch sites and the Beard property. The Lynch site, which is adjacent to the northern boundary of the Lane site, has a trench, approximately four wide by four feet deep, that runs along its southern boundary line, then along its eastern boundary line and across the apex of its north boundary point. The Lane site has a gated access from Santa Fe Road on its eastern boundary line. 1.2. Project Background The Closed, Illegal, and Abandoned Disposal Sites (CIA) Section was contacted by the Local Enforcement Agency (LEA) for the County of San Joaquin, in February 2001 via phone call from Robert McClellon to Glenn Young, CIA section supervisor. The LEA requested assistance in determining the status and investigation, and possible remediation of the illegal disposal sites located at Santa Fe Road, County of San Joaquin, as referenced in the Site Location and Description section of this report. The sites were previously the subject of investigations and code enforcement for illegal dumping. A further explanation of the investigations and code enforcement will be detailed in the Previous Investigation section of this Work Plan. 1.3. Project Purpose The objective of the investigation is to provide site data that will allow for the determination and possible requirement of additional cover or reconfiguration of the waste that may be required to protect public health and safety. The site investigation may also be used to update current property records with respect to delineation of the disposal site footprint. The site data will include a characterization of the horizontal and vertical extent of the disposal area based on an intrusive investigation using direct -push equipment and constituent concentration data from analysis of waste samples. 1.4. Responsible Agency The CIWMB will be responsible for preparing the site investigation and sampling plan, coordinating investigation objectives with the LEA and coordinating the field investigation and sampling activities with CIWMB contractors. CIWMB staff will oversee field investigation activities, preparation and coordination of the site investigation and sampling and analysis final report and providing the report to the County of San Joaquin LEA for further action. CIWMB will also place both the sampling report and site investigation report in Board files and update the site's Solid Waste Information System (SWIS) database. 1.5. Project Organization The site investigation and sampling and analysis plan and report preparation and coordination will be performed by CIWMB CIA Section Staff. CIA staff will also coordinate and oversee field 9 CIWMB