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MENM0 <br /> 202 <br /> nand ratio. Complot ion/conatruc t Ion in an shown on tho <br /> Wall/Boring Log promantad in Appendix D. Soil borings wore <br /> groutod to the aurfaci with a coment-sand grout mix. <br /> Drill cuttings wore logged continuously for charactarlintion of <br /> contamination and coil typo by an oxporlonctd Staff Guologiat <br /> using the Unified Soil Clansification System. Dancriptiona of <br /> coils encountered and monitoring wall construction details were <br /> recordad on boring/wall .logs and are Included within Appendix 13. <br /> Soil camplon were colluctad fron oath boring at five-foot inter- <br /> vale. The samples were collected using a 2-inch diameter by IS- <br /> inch long split spoon namplur lined with 6-Inch long thin walled <br /> braou coil tubes. The sampler van driven its entire lonoth Into <br /> undisturbed *oil by a 140-pound drop hammy r. Sample collection <br /> began at a depth of five foot; no coil samples worn colloctod for <br /> laboratory an*lynic below the groundwater table. <br /> Soil samples submitted for analysis wore colocted based on obvi- <br /> ous signs of contonination (i.e. odors and soil discoloration). <br /> Samploo were collected. preserved and transported under chain-of- <br /> custody in accordance with WatorWork'a Quality Accuranco/Quality <br /> Control Plan (Appandix C). Select vanplan were analyzed fer <br /> banzonz, toluene, xylones, and athylbenzono (BTXE), total pntrQ- <br /> loum hydrocarbona (TPF!) as gasoline, and orga,wic lead by appro- <br /> priato EPA and DHS mathodolc9lun. Sequoia Analytical laborato- <br /> r1on (Mb Cert No. 1210) porformad the analyses. <br /> The soil cuttings vore covered with 6 oil plastic on-sito. Soil <br /> clitcinUs and groandwater mill be properly dicpNooed of in a timely <br /> Aid appropriate mannor after reviewing the anal7r1c3l results and <br /> receipt of r%ulotory Lqency 3pproval. <br /> Groundwater 4as monitored In accordance with WularVorg's QA/QC <br /> Plan (topandix C). Subanquent to wall Installatiin, water aam- <br /> plea wore collected from the monitoring well attar purging a <br /> mlni:lum of four woll volutLoo from each well. A well volume in <br /> defined as the amount of groundwater in the wall caning and sand <br /> pack In the annular npaao surrounding the .:acing. Stabilization <br /> of EC, pH, and temperature were chocked after purging and before <br /> and af;:er sample collection to ensure samples collected are <br /> representative of formation water. The purged water will remain <br /> on-sits, In eacured 55 gallon drums, until laboratory results are <br /> received. A proposal for treatment or disposal of the water <br /> produced during developmant will then be prepared. Water sample <br /> collection and preservation was In accordance with Watariyeirk's <br /> OA/CC .an (Appendix C). The water sampler were analyzed by <br /> Sequoia Analytical laboratories for BVXE, TPH as qa*clina, and <br /> hodologles. <br /> organic lead by appropriate EPA and DHS mot. Bailers <br /> with bottom emptying devices to reduca volatilikntion were used <br /> to collect groundvatur saoplea. Greg Lyon of San Joaquin County <br /> Public Health SnrvLcas was present during well development and <br /> 48MPling. <br /> 4 <br />