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Stockton 99 Speedway <br /> Preliminary Endangerment Assessment Workplan April 12,2007 <br /> s,,., overall site as the Stockton Speedway Site. The second string will consist of the sampling point <br /> identification code (e.g., SB-10). The final string will identify the upper limit of the sample interval. Thus, <br /> the code SSS-SB10-25 represents a sample collected from sample point SB-10 from the sample interval <br /> with an upper limit of 25 feet. Duplicate samples will be indicated by inserting the number 9 as the first <br /> digit of the sample identification code (e.g., the sample identification code SSS-SB910-25 would be used <br /> to identify a duplicate sample of sample SSS-SB10-25). <br /> 4.3 Sampling Equipment <br /> Shallow soil samples (i.e. 6 inches to 2 feet bgs) will be collected using a drive core sampler equipped <br /> with clean brass or stainless steel tubes. The ends of the tube will be covered with Teflon tape, capped, <br /> and then sealed with tape/Parafilm. Deeper soil samples (i.e. 5 and 10 feet bgs) will be collected using a <br /> DPT percussion rig equipped with a dual-tube sampling system using the following procedure: <br /> • The sampling location will be accessed by the DPT rig and the drive hammer will be positioned to <br /> bore vertical holes; <br /> • The drive rods will be equipped with inner sample sleeves to collect soil from desired depths; <br /> • The sampler will be driven into the ground using the percussion; <br /> • The desired sampling depth will be achieved by adding a series of drive rods; <br /> 14� • Soil collects and compacts in the sample sleeve as the drive rods are advanced. Sand catcher <br /> devices will be fastened to sampling sleeves to retain loose soil, if necessary; and <br /> • The soil sampling sleeves containing the desired samples will be retracted from the borehole. <br /> Soil samples are retrieved in a 4-foot long acetate sleeve, which allows viewing of the collected sample. <br /> Once the sample liner is extracted from the sampler, the contents are examined through the clear liner. <br /> The portion of the liner that is selected for analysis is prepared by cutting the liner, bracketing the desired <br /> interval. The ends of the selected interval are covered with Teflon tape, capped, and then sealed with <br /> tape/Parafilm. Upon completion of sampling, boreholes will be backfilled with neat cement. <br /> Soil sample locations will be recorded in the field logbook when sampling is completed. Locations will <br /> also be marked and assigned GPS coordinates. <br /> 4.4 Decontamination Procedures <br /> Disposable soil sampling equipment, such as small tools and disposable gloves, will be either <br /> decontaminated or disposed of after each use. The decontamination procedure will consist of: <br /> • Wash in a phosphate-free soap and water mixture; <br /> • Rinse thoroughly in distilled water following washing; and <br /> PEA Workplan.Flnal.doc 4-4 The Source Group,Inc. <br />