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n !s <br /> ERI 205503 R02 Tosco 76 Service Station 5886,Stockton,California March 2, 1999 <br /> Soil cuttings generated during drilling were stockpiled on site and sampled for laboratory analyses, <br /> pending appropriate disposal by Tosco <br /> Based upon telephone conversations and field discussions between ERI representatives and Mr Rowe, <br /> soil borings HA4 through HA6 were not drilled during this phase of work Mr Rowe indicated that in <br /> his opinion, these soil borings (located in the vicinity of former dispenser area drams) would not provide <br /> pertinent data to the investigation <br /> Analytical Mh l SamplesR <br /> Selected soil samples collected from the bonngs were submitted under Chain of Custody Record to Kiff <br /> Analytical LLC(Kiff[California State Certification Number 2236]) in Davis, California The laboratory <br /> reports and Chain of Custody Records are provided in Attachment G Select soil samples were analyzed <br /> for TEPHd, TPPHg, BTEX, MTBE, DIPE, ETBE, TAME, tertiary butanol,methanol, and ethanol using <br /> the methods listed in Table 1 <br /> ERI also collected one composite soil sample (4 brass sleeves) from the drill cutting stockpile and <br /> submitted the sample under Chain of Custody Protocol to Kiff The composite sample was analyzed for <br /> TEPHd, TPPHg, BTEX, and total lead using the methods listed in Table 1 <br /> nA lalSAical Methods- Groundwater Samples <br /> Groundwater samples collected from borings B8 through B10 were submitted under Chain of Custody <br /> . Record to Kiff The laboratory reports and Chain of Custody Records are provided in Attachment G <br /> Groundwater samples were analyzed for TEPHd, TPPHg,BTEX, MTBE, DIPE, ETBE, TAME, tertiary <br /> butanol, methanol, and ethanol using the methods listed in Table 2 <br /> RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION <br /> Site Geology <br /> Sediments encountered in off-site borings B8 and B9, and in the upper portion of boring B 10 (to a depth <br /> of 20 feet bgs) typically consisted of heterogeneous mixtures of silt, clay, and fine- to medium-grained <br /> sand Flowing sand was encountered in borings B9 and B10 at approximately 20 feet bgs The sand <br /> filled the core sampler up to approximately 20 feet bgs in boring B10 Therefore in-situ samples were <br /> not collected or observed below 20 feet bgs in boring B10 <br /> Groundwater was initially encountered at approximately 8 to 10 feet bgs with saturated zones <br /> encountered at depths ranging from approximately 13 5 to 18 feet bgs, and 20 to 36 feet bgs These <br /> saturated zones typically consisted of sandy silt, sandy clay, and/or fine- to medium-grained sand and <br /> were separated by less heterogeneous and less permeable silty clay and clayey silt The contacts <br /> between the upper zones of variable permeability appeared gradational while the contact between the <br /> lower clay and deepest encountered sand layer was abrupt <br /> . 5 <br />