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sF M <br /> 'M <br /> M <br /> 00.M. <br /> M <br /> Nzr <br /> lAtIOUTorty 1DR14TIFICATION NUMBF.-Ij!; <br /> Following rtcelpt of the I%AmPlr.,n and romplettlov, of the Chnin Of Cutitody form, <br /> the laboratory then assign'' their 0wjj Idantificntion numbers to the wimplep. <br /> Different laborntorlej, unt., different numbering nyntemtj rind, according to <br /> their own Internal convontionn, may or mny not Mirlign sirquential numbers to <br /> samples which are placed on temporary "hold", Pending 010 results of other <br /> tinntYsea. Laboratory identification numbers (if nsai�•nrcl <br /> included In the TABLE, ni4d will bO found on n0d 5vallablo) are <br /> by the tinrolytical laboratory. the cortmed hnnlYticni report <br /> CHUTIPIED ANALYTICAL nEpOjjT <br /> The certified analytical report (CAP) generated by the lzjhoratory it, the <br /> official documenE In which they issues their findings. The Rcaujtn of <br /> Analyses section of the TABLE OF SAMPLING LOCATIONS AND ANALYTICAL RESULTS <br /> should correspond oxactly with the laboratory's CAR. Any dincreptiney between <br /> analytical "1"06 should be decided in favor of the CAR, for while ity, <br /> recognized document until such "MO Its I-.ulnr number. tl�c CAR remains the <br /> Itself, be In error with regard to a Aftrtl Ma <br /> t Is amended with a corrected <br /> report. <br /> The certified analytical report should also be reviewed when <br /> t4hon from below waste all L*nks an a= detection of the EIIA samples are <br /> hAlogonated and <br /> Purgemble aromatic compounds may be grounds for recluiriniz further action. <br /> Also the TABLE OF SAMPLING LOCATIONS AND ANALYTICAL RESULTS In Insufficiently <br /> sPftc!Oui% to Allow anything more that a simple listing or the detected <br /> compounds. The TABLE does not Include such Information as the detection <br /> limits at which Other compounds were not detected. The It'll text of the <br /> laboratory report will be found in <br /> Section Four Of th"T report. <br /> GENERAL ADVISORY ON POSITIVE RESULTS <br /> rod Though our firm apecWizea in sampling, monitoring and d"u1nentation, rather <br /> than interpretation and remediation, we Ilave been asked by the engineering <br /> staff of the Regional water Quality <br /> Control Board to Include in our reports <br /> an advisory section outlining the general tYPe of additional actions which <br /> May be required when contamination is found. This advisory is not Intended <br /> to characterize conditions at this particular site or replace the services of <br /> a consulting firm specializing in the Investigation, characterization and <br /> I I remediation of such conditions as may exist, Rather, It Is Intended to <br /> advise you that such additional actions may be required even though i-onse time <br /> MY elapse before YOU are contacted by one of the interested regulatory <br /> agencies. <br /> In Region 2 (which Is regulated by the Son Francisco regional Water Quality <br /> Control Boardj the thresholds are readily defined In the Board's <br /> publication, Lotildollne. <br /> --document- <br /> _which has less than 100 parts per million tot-al Petroleum fuel <br /> Sampling Haport 88055-C-2 <br /> CHEVRON 1918 page 11 <br /> f <br />