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Mr. Robert McClellon <br />May 23, 2005 <br />Page 3 of 3 <br />Metals <br />Various metals were detected in the composited samples, all at levels well below their respective <br />PRGs and hazardous waste designation levels. For specific metals results please see Table 1. <br />rK�7�CiI <br />The analytical results of waste characterization sampling conducted at the site indicate that the soil/ash <br />waste generated from the burn pits should be considered non -hazardous waste. Approximately 250 to <br />350 cubic yards of waste will require disposal. Ground Zero is currently profiling the waste for <br />acceptance to Forward Landfill in Manteca CA. <br />RECOMMENDATIONS <br />Based upon the data presented herein, Ground Zero makes the following recommendations: <br />1. Load and transport the ash waste to a Class II Landfill, such as Forward Landfill in Manteca, <br />California. Any surface soil visually discolored by ash should be transported along with the waste <br />for disposal at the landfill. <br />Please call John Lane of Ground Zero (209-838-9888) or Mr. Peter Palomino (209-652-8240) at your <br />earliest convenience if you have any questions regarding this submittal. <br />Sincerely, <br />Ground Zero Analysis, Inc. <br />ere J. Wootten <br />JOHN <br />Research Assistant iAs N-!- <br />John P. Lane <br />CA Registered Geologist No. 6795 <br />Attachments <br />G:\GROUNDZE\Palomino\soilpileresult.doc <br />a <br />