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analyzed by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency( SEPA) Test Method 8260B and other scans. Specific scans requested by PHSEHD included TPH-g soline, BTEX, 7 oxygenates, and volatile halocarbons. All analytical results were reported below laboratory detection limits. In addition, PHSEHD requested a wet extraction test (WET) for led and a scan for Chrome III. Both lead samples were reported to be below analytical laboratory detection limits and the Chrome III analytical results were reported as 14 and 26 mg/kg fo samples HH-SB-1-11.0-11.5 and HH-SB- 1-16.0-16.5, respectively. These concentrations are n t considered as hazardous under the California Code of Regulations. Analytical laboratory reports are attached to this report. Additional Sampling Additional soil sampling was conducted under the request of PHSEHD on March 23, 2001. Exploratory soil boring HH-SB2 was located immediately over the former waste oil UST location and within one foot of the former soil boring HH-SB-I (Exhibit 3). This soil boring was advanced using a Mobile Drill B-53 drill rig with a continuous hollow stem flite auger. The drilling contractor was Earthtec Ltd, Roseville,Califo ia. HH-SB-2 was started, sampled, and completed on March 23, 2001. Drilling and soil sampling was conducted under the oversight of this office by a State of California Certified Engineering Geologist. The soil flite augers were steam cleaned prior to use in the hole. Soil samples were collected every five feet by a modified California split-spoon sampler using 2 1/2 inch diameter brass sleeves. All sampling equipment was decontaminated by Alquinox prior to sampling. The first sample was collected at a depth of 9.0 to 10.5 feet below ground surface. Five foot samples were collected after that with the bottom sample being obtained from a depth of 34.0 to 35.5 feet bgs. A total of six soil samples were collected with total depth reached at 35.5 feet below ground surface. All cuttings were drummed in a 55 gallon DOT drum and left onsite. The lithologies penetrated were primarily brown to d k brown, medium to coarse grained sand, dry, and micaceous. No indication of proximity to the groundwater table was found to be present. No odor or hydrocarbon staining was found to be present in the cuttings. A log of HH- SB-2 is presented with this report. A total of six soil samples were collected from the sol boring. The soil boring was backfilled with bentonite chips to within 10 feet of the surfacear d backfilled with native soil. All six soil samples were submitted to KTFF Analytic;A, Davis, California under chain of custody documentation. One samples, SB-1- 20.5 was analyzed by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency(USEPA) Test Method 8260B and 8015(m). Additional analyses included CAM-17 metals, lead by Test Method 6010, and Chro me VI by Test Method 7196. 4