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IL a <br /> M1VAS <br /> We're gaining new ground. <br /> March 31,2004 <br /> San Joaquin Environmental Health Department <br /> 304 East Weber Avenue, 3rd Floor -' <br /> Stockton, CA 95202 <br /> Subject: Soil borings Permit <br /> 7647 Pacific Avenue <br /> Stockton, CA 95207 i <br /> Dear Sir or Madam: <br /> Terra Vac is under contract to Circle K to conduct soil sampling at a number of sites under a j <br /> program of due diligence. Direct push methods will be used to collect soil samples at depths <br /> around the tank pit area and the dispensers at the above location. if water is encountered, a <br /> hydropunch sample will be obtained. Borings will be backfilled with grout and finished to match <br /> existing surface. A site specific health and safety plan has been prepared. <br /> The following is the general scope of work: <br /> A Probe Assessment involves the pushing of hollow rods into the ground ("probe <br /> pushes") using a pneumatic hammer. Samples from Soil Barings and Probe Assessments <br /> shall be logged in the field by an experienced geologist or other environmental <br /> professional following the Unified Soil Classification System commonly used by <br /> consultants and accepted by Agencies with respect to such matters. <br /> At a minimum, the Soil Borings and Probe Assessments will consist of the following items: <br /> (a) Four (4) borings and/or probe pushes will be located adjacent to the existing tank <br /> basin. The borings and/or probe pushes will be terminated at a depth of <br /> approximately 25 feet below grade, or until further penetration into the subsurface <br /> is refused, or groundwater is encountered, whichever occurs first. An underground <br /> locator services has been used to clear boring locations for underground lines. <br /> (b) One boring and/or probe push will be located in the vicinity of each dispenser (on <br /> the distribution line side) and one (1) to two (2) borings and/or probe pushes in I <br /> the vicinity of the distribution lines. Each boring and/or probe push will be <br />