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.�e2 <br /> Y <br /> special wrench to be opened. Ile wells are furzller secured with locking well caps And <br /> padlocks. The completion details of each well arc contained with dSc description of the <br /> soils In the drill logs anal tvs attarhed to this report as Appentlix A. <br /> 2.3 SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS OF SOILS <br /> As the soil borings were driilod,soils were sampled at five foot intervals with a tnodificsl <br /> Gslifornia split spoon sampler lined with three 2-Inch brass liners. -Ifie sampler and brass <br /> liners cue scrubbed with dcurgent and.Insed with tap Arai dcionizcd water before each <br /> a npling cvc,u. After collection of each sample,the exposed ends of one of the flux soil- <br /> filled brass liners were Immediately protected with Aluminum foil and tapped with plastic <br /> end caps;the plastic end caps were soled to the brass bncrs with plastic tape, The scaled <br /> S=plc was labelled and placed on ice for stn;age and(Ater trartspotta60n to the analytical <br /> lab. The rernWning soil-filled brass liners were emptied of their contents and seannod with <br /> an orgy vapor analyzer(llnerma Env4onntntal Instruments Model,,AOA OW <br /> equipped wide a photo-Ionization de:cctor). After being sea.rtncd with the OVM,the soil <br /> was descsibed according to the Unified Classifteltion►System And rebored on drill logs by <br /> the supervising geologist. All the soil samples that were collected wars submitted under <br /> chain-of-eustody to pace Labarawrics in Novato.California. face is rrsiificd by the <br /> Depasuncm of Health Sen lees Ha,;arr Ous Materiah to perform h=rdous and toxic waste <br /> analysis for metals and inorganic and organic parameters under onifneatc number 14B. <br /> Selected soil samples were a1Wyxcd for total petroleum hydrocarbons f I1E'fo'benzene. <br /> tolut=.ethylbenzcne,and xylenes(STEM according,to EPA method 9015. The results <br /> of these analyses are summarized In Table 3. <br /> The soil sample collected from 35 feet in MW 1 in the southwest comer of the site TIPM <br /> 6)did not contain detectable concentrations of petroleum hydrocarbons- The soil sa.-nples <br /> from MW2 in the southeast corner of the site,contained low levels of toluene(0.009 to <br /> 0.0039 mgft)and xylenes(0.0007 mg/kg). The highest concentrations of petrolerm <br /> hydrocarbons were detected in the soils of monitoring wellsP+�MW4;bode wells <br /> tett:close to the backf&d,tank extAVA n. 'The c0=ntrMdW$of pertmIcum hydrocarbons <br /> m&ch a maximum of 3,300 mgllog TPH with 9.6 mg/kg benzene.210 mg/kg toluene,Sft <br /> _..__ ILcthlbet=e.and 240 m&lk.-xylenes at.31._feet below.Voundmdam In MWS. <br /> This It S feet atbovc ru-n encouracred ground wmcr reed less than S fest above the stares ---- ---— ----- - <br /> water tabic. t onc�crttraft <br /> dons of petroleum hydsvcasboas In tete sails decline away limit <br /> bxkli W excavation in 61W5 and I► W6,low levels of bet n=(O.OM utd O.Op31 <br /> S �„ -- " <br />