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submitted to the DTSC within four weeks of the groundwater monitoring event (see Appendix D for the <br /> prosed project schedule). The reports will include the status of the groundwater characterization and be <br /> prepared in accordance with DTSC guidelines. <br /> 5.7 Proposed Petroleum Hydrocarbon Release Assessment <br /> Six proposed soil borings will be advanced to assess soil and groundwater at the inferred locations of the <br /> 1991 petroleum hydrocarbon release as shown on Figure 9. Due to the narrative and map in the 1991 EHD <br /> Emergency Response Report and the resulting uncertainty of the location of the hydrocarbon release, the <br /> six borings will target pertinent Site features from the historic aerial photographs. Using the former <br /> features visible in the 1975 photograph in the Phase I report, two borings will be located near the white <br /> building near the center of the Site (referred to herein as the barn), two borings located north of the white <br /> building in the area with equipment, one boring near the possible residence with a septic tank along the <br /> eastern boundary, and one boring near the possible residence with a septic tank in the southeast corner <br /> of the property. <br /> The soil borings will be continuously cored using a Geoprobe direct push rig in order to review soil cores <br /> within acetate sleeves for petroleum hydrocarbon odor and/or discoloration and for the presence of <br /> imported or disturbed excavation backfill material. Boring logs will be generated to record lithology, <br /> presence of odors, indications of disturbed or excavation backfill material, field PID readings, driller <br /> observations, and sample collection information. <br /> Two soil samples from each location will be collected for laboratory analysis as follows: 1.25-inch outside <br /> diameter direct push rods will advance a 2.25-inch outside diameter Geoprobe MacroCore sample <br /> containing four-foot long 1.7-inch outside diameter acetate sleeves. Based on observations of soil <br /> characteristics as within the acetate sleeves (i.e., soil discoloration), the acetate sleeves will be cut with a <br /> small handsaw and soil samples will be collected for VOC analysis within five 5-gram plastic cartridges (25 <br /> grams of soil total) using EnCore sample T-handles in accordance with EPA Method 5035. Following <br /> collection of the Encore samples, a six-inch long portion of the acetate sleeve will be cut with the handsaw, <br /> capped, labeled, and stored for analysis to TPH , PCBs, PAHs, and LUFT metals. <br /> After soil samples have been collected for analysis, the lengths of the acetate sleeves will be split open in <br /> order to observe the soil cores. The soil will be subjectively assessed for petroleum odor and/or <br /> discoloration while soil from approximately every two linear feet will be screened with a PID. Four-ounce <br /> glass jars equipped with Teflon-lined lads will be available in the event additional soil needs to be collected <br /> for analysis of VOCs once the acetate sleeves are split. <br /> Grab groundwater samples will be collected within first encountered groundwater anticipated to be at 10 to <br /> 12 feet bgs. The groundwater samples will be collected as follows: 1.25-inch outside diameter direct push <br /> drive rods will advance a 1.625-inch outside diameter sheath containing a 0.65-inch outside diameter wire- <br /> wrapped stainless steel groundwater sample tool. At the point where the groundwater sample tool is <br /> advanced approximately two feet below the water table, the sheath will be retracted exposing the four-foot <br /> long groundwater sampling tool. The presence and depth of groundwater will be confirmed with an electric <br /> powered water level meter and groundwater borings will be purged using a Geotech Environmental <br /> Company Geopump peristaltic pump. The groundwater samples will be collected with a small diameter <br /> stainless steel bailer and retained 40 milliliter (ml) volatile organic analysis (VOA) vials and maintained and <br /> Sampling and Analysis Plan <br /> Tracy Corners Shopping Center <br /> 3225 North Tracy Boulevard <br /> Tracy,California 95376 <br /> Partner Project Number SM14-129814 <br /> Docket Number HAS-VCA 14/15-108 <br /> August 15,2016 <br /> Page 20 <br />