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i <br /> Several phases of mIemfec morestigations nave been performed at the site some 1993 resulting in the <br /> installation of 13 groundwater monitoring wells (MW-I through MW-13), 13 soil vapor extraction <br /> (SVE) wells (VW-1 through VM-12 and VX-lb five aireparge (AS) wells (AS-1 through AS-5); freo- <br /> product removal; and installation and operation of an suite SVE and AS system. Approximately 32 <br /> gallons of fiezpducl was centered to hove peen removed during fee productrecovery, and flee- <br /> product has not bete reputed at the Site since 19" (MW-2). 'Ile onsite SVEIAS system opereld <br /> fmm August 3, Man, through October 13, 20p5. Show Environmental, roe. edinsami that <br /> approximately 333 ponds of gasoline and 3 pounds of benzene were removed during the operation of <br /> the onsile SVE, system. Subsequent investigations have annually resulted in definition of the lateral <br /> extent of these gasoline imports. The greatest dissolved total petroleum hydrocarbons as gasoWrc <br /> (TPRg) groundwater impacts I>1,000 continuum per him (pg/p] arc repotted in the vicinity of the <br /> former US'fs (wells MW-1, M7W-3 and C.WX-1). TPHg, beomwe and methyl tear[-butyl ether (MTBE) <br /> uu f the mout <br /> recand quarterly groundwatern <br /> monitoring a conducted an <br /> Mamb 28,r2001, me depicted on P tM1 rop ed In cation Vapor Sample Ltion Map Figure 3. <br /> PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF SERVICES <br /> The purpose of the services outlined in this Workplan is to evaluate the potential for the presence of <br /> petroleum hydroatbon-impacted vapor m shallow aubsufce soil beneath the Site Ile collected date <br /> will be cited fro mremanon of a human brouh risk assessment. <br /> Pre-field Activities <br /> • Prepare a espoific health and salty plan (LISP) to address the planned field activities. The <br /> BST will address the use ofperonai protective cquipmmt and worker salty during the propoed <br /> field activities. <br /> • (tomm[ the local public utilities via Underground Service Alen, and mason the services of Cruz <br /> Brothers Subsurface Locations to attempt to delineate subsurface public utilities mod conduits in <br /> proximity to the preposd oil vapor sampling locations. <br /> • Obtain an mincemeat Rom the opium progeny owners to obtain access f the adjacent momrties as <br /> necessary f complete that SVS. <br /> • Rmein the services of 'I'mneglobal Enviromm rural Gmebemis[ry (TEG), a C52-licensed direcl- <br /> push connector(CSI-]06568) to per[ the SVS services. <br /> • proper the unities of An Taxies LTD. (Air roxim), a Califomia-certified havedws materials <br /> testing laboratory (FLAP No. 2110), to®red in Folsom, C Iffoma, to paintings seal vapor sample <br /> analyses. <br /> Field Activities <br /> The soil awpor survey (SVS) will be perfomcd to assess the presence andlm absence of and vapor <br /> po vartelly related W previously identified peoleum hydromrbm-imp ctod soil and groundwater at <br /> the Silt. Ifpresen , a risk analysis will be completed to assess if the soil vapor poses unicecploble risk <br /> to potentially assured receptors. The SVS will iolude 30 simple Insiders situmed within the Site <br /> said to the mar of the Site in the douarmadent direction. Ile projossid SVS sundallg locations are <br /> shown on Figure 3. <br /> Each SVS sample location will be advanced to approximately 5 let utilizing a direct-push rigor a <br /> band heldrolwhanurer. After the boring his been advanced to 5 feet, the tip of the direct pushPods <br />