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f - <br /> propose a suitable remediation alternative for the site o the extent f gasoline constituents <br /> in Zone B:needs to be delineated. <br /> 2.0 WORK TASKS <br /> Presented below are the work tasks to be performed during the proposed site <br /> investigation. <br /> 2.1 PERMITS <br /> CRA will obtain a drilling permit from the SJCEHD. <br /> 2.2 HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN (HASP) <br /> CRA will prepare a HASP to protect site workers. The plan will be kept onsite during <br /> field activities and will be reviewed and signed by each site worker. <br /> ` 2.3 UTILITY CLEARANCE <br /> CRA will mark the proposed drilling locations, and the locations will be cleared through <br /> Underground Service Alert and a private line locator.service prior to;drilling. 1 <br /> 2,00i <br /> 2.4 SITE INVESTIGATION 'rJ t <br /> To assess the horizontal extent of petroleum"hydrocarbons in.soil and groundwater in <br /> Zone B�five CPT soil borings (CPT-19`through CPT-23�will be advanced in the area <br /> around boring location CPT-4 and monitoring well MW-16-50. Soil samples will be <br /> collected at 10-foot intervals from these borings to a depth of 50',fbg. Groundwater <br /> samples will be collected from coarse=grained zones identified by the CPT electronic log. <br /> At a m;nimum,,grounodwater samples will.be,collected just below_ the{top of the shallow G <br /> groundwater table, and twadditional depths between the top of the water table and '�. . <br /> the bottom of the boring (50.fbg). <br /> The CPT borings will be logged using CPT electronic logging technology. Soil and <br /> groundwater samples from the CPT borings will be collected using CPT sampling <br /> equipment. <br /> 240778(s) 2 CONESTOGA-ROVERS&ASSOCIATES <br /> I <br />