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ik9l KLEINFELDER <br /> 4 2.1 Qualitative Field Screcnint� <br />' To provide a qualitative indication of the presence of volatile organic constituents in the soil and <br /> to monitor the constituent concentrations in the breathing zone, a portable organic vapor analyzer <br />' was used to screen the samples in the field The Photovac MictoTip`'' photo-ionization detector <br /> (PID) was used to measure total ionizable compounds in parts pet trillion by volume (ppmv) of <br /> vapor <br /> Soil samples obtained weie scieened in the field and the PID icadnn rs wete recorded on the <br /> 1 � <br /> boring logs No odors of discoloiation were noted in soil samples collected during advancement <br /> of soil borings B-1 throuj3h B-4 PID readings toi the samples collected ranged from 11 to 20 <br /> ppmv <br /> 1 <br /> 43 GROUNDWATER COLLECTION <br /> 1 Groundwatet was not expected d1_1111111 out limited soil assessment at the Site However, during <br /> the advancement of Boling B1, btortndwatei \\as encountered at an auger depth of approximately <br /> 15 feet Hatlan Knoll floor PHS/EHD su`-ested \\e obtain a single "grab ' groundwater sample <br /> from beneath each tank A gioundwatei sample N\as collected from borings Bl and B3 in the <br /> vicinity of the taiiks investigated The samples were obtained by lowering a disposable bailer <br /> within each auger set Apptoximately 2 gallons of water was purged through the auger from <br /> borings B I and 133 pi for to collecting the gi oundwater samples New bailer string was used for <br /> each location No odor of sheen was noted from the two groundwater samples <br /> 44 PRODUCT STANDARD COLLECTION <br /> Product standard SSIH is unpotted and no lonnei stored at the Granite Construction site, <br /> therefore this product was obtained hom theft cuiient supplier Kent's Oil facility located at <br /> 3310 Minet St in Stockton Cal ifoinia A Kleinfeldei representative visited Kent's Oil facility on <br /> December 10 1998 and obtained a ,ample of the SS 1 H product, which was decanted into a <br /> sample containei The SC-250 product was obtained on December 11, 1998 from a large above <br /> ground storage tank located at the Granite Construction yard The sample was decanted into a <br /> metal "sample container' typically used in the construction industry for testing purposes The <br /> metal container was necessity because of the 111011 temperature of the product at the time of <br /> collection Sample handling was conducted as described in Section 4 5, with the exception that <br /> the samples weie not chilled or stored with other samples <br /> 1 <br /> 1 <br /> 20-1108-24 Col/20198 1211 111agc 8 of 16 <br /> © 1999, KIL1111 I&I Ing I-ebruary 5, 1999 <br />