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03/30/1995 _14:-33 ___FROM MUNC C. TO 191644 6 P. 06 <br /> iExr_ gyp -35 11 :54 Wr-STO\ CONCORD 40 1 310 4310914:*. 6/ 9 <br /> KOP-2M was a surface compositcd from a greyish white dry crust of material exuding from the <br /> building door crack. <br /> KOP-3M was compositt:d from the same hole as KOP-1M from approximately 6 to 9 inches. <br /> Essentially, this may be considered a duplicate for KOP-1 M. <br /> ROP-414 was a grab sample collected next to an etched slab of concrete beneath another former <br /> loading hopper for railcars. The soil sample was collected from a 4 to 6 inch deep hole full of <br /> water. <br /> KOP-5M was a composite sample of surface soil containing more of the white crust material <br /> with a moderate ammonia odor. Again, this material was exuding from the base crack of the <br /> warehouse door. <br /> KOP-61v1 was a grab sample of a grey surface crust found between the railroad tracks. This area <br /> is off the Koppel Terminal property and the crust material can be seen along several hundred <br /> feet of the railroad tracks to the north and south. This sample was extracted by the labotatory <br /> and analyzed for general minerals. <br /> KOP-714 was a surface water grab sample collected with a teflon dipper from the middle of a <br /> large puddle of standing water on the north end of the site. <br /> KOP-8M was a surface soil grab sample from the edge of the large water puddle from which <br /> KOP-7M was collected. The soil sample was saturated. <br /> KOP-9M was a grab soil sample collected from 4 to 8 inches deep from the bottom of a 3-foot <br /> deep drainage ditch. The ditch was next to a large above-ground storage tank. <br /> 3.0 ANALYTICAL RESULTS <br /> Table 1 and 2 provides a summary of the analytical results of the split samples. <br /> n,nit.:+PwactrsanxCO•xovvn wp 2 „ �„ <br />