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. v rE�ri�t+�ErrEr <br /> Mr. Charles Leubner <br /> 6 February 1998 <br /> Page 4 <br /> equilibrate at least 48 hours, the monitoring well will be sampled. Immediately prior to sampling, <br /> at least three well volumes of water will be purged from the well. All development and purge water <br /> will be containerized in 55-gallon drums,labeled and stored on site for subsequent disposal. <br /> During purging of the wells, field parameters (pH, electrical conductivity and temperature) will be <br /> monitored. Purging will continue until field parameters have stabilized or a minimum of three well <br /> volumes are removed. Samples will be collected in containers obtained from and prepared by the <br /> analytical laboratory according to the requirements for the specific analysis. <br /> After the samples are collected, the bottles will be immediately sealed and labeled. The samples <br /> from each well will be identified with a unique sample number, the project number, date and time <br /> collected, sample location and sampler's name. After labeling, each sample bottle will be placed in <br /> a chilled ice chest delivered under chain-of-custody protocol to a State-certified laboratory. <br /> Task 2 -Laboratory Analyses <br /> Three soil and one groundwater sample will be analyzed for total petroleum hydrocarbons as <br /> gasoline(TPH-G)by EPA Method 8015 and benzene,toluene,xylenes and ethylbenzene by EPA <br /> Method 8020. The groundwater sample will also be analyzed for the presence of fuel oxygenates <br /> by EPA Method 8260. <br /> Task 3—Submit Groundwater Investigation Report <br /> Following receipt of laboratory results for soil and groundwater samples, a report will be <br /> prepared presenting the results and conclusions of the investigation. If hydrocarbons are not <br /> detected in groundwater, the US EPA Vleach Model will be used to evaluate the potential <br /> impacts on groundwater of hydrocarbons remaining in the soil. If hydrocarbons are detected in <br /> groundwater, the ASTM RBCA Model will be used to evaluate risk associated to humans from <br /> inhalation exposures to the hydrocarbons present in groundwater. <br /> The report will include a site map showing the location of monitoring well MW-1, a description <br /> of sampling protocol, and tabulated results from the soil and groundwater analyses. It will also <br /> include the results of the groundwater impact analysis and a recommendation of future action. <br /> SCHEDULE <br /> Because the Stockton Unified School District intends to solicit bids for conducting the site <br /> investigation, a schedule for completing the work cannot be provided at this time. However, <br /> once a consultant has been selected, the District will request that the field investigation be <br />