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w� <br /> completed at a depth of approximately 55 feet below grade or <br /> within an impermeable horizon, if encountered. The wells will be <br /> constructed of 2 inch diameter PVC screen/casing and completed as <br /> shown on Figure 4. Screen slot size will be 0.010" . Filter pack <br /> will consist of #2 sand. <br /> 2, ) Drilling will be conducted by Spectrum Exploration, <br /> c. <br /> (C57-512268) using a hollow stem drill rig. A field geologist <br /> will be present to continuously log all drill cuttings and soil <br /> samples utilizing the Unified Soil Classification sample colPen- <br /> en- <br /> dix II) . Descriptions of soil types encountered, <br /> tion intervals, and well completion details will be recorded On <br /> well/boring logs and included within the assessment report. <br /> Cored soil samples will be collected above the water table at <br /> five foot intervals in accordance with Waterllork's Soil Sampund- <br /> ling <br /> Protocol (Appendix II ) . Samples collected from the soil/gro <br /> d for laboratory analysis. <br /> water interface will be submitte <br /> Analysis will be conducted for benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, <br /> xylenes (BTEX), and total petroleum hydrocarbons as diesel {TPHD) <br /> by Applied Analytical Laboratories (DOHS Cert. #1211) . Analyti- <br /> cal methods, sample containers, holding times and means of pres- <br /> ervation are lis--;ed in Appendix II. <br /> 3 . ) All drill cuttings will be placed on a paved surface, <br /> covered with plastic sheeting, and remain on-site pending labo- <br /> ratory results. Thereafter, a proposal for treatment or disposal <br /> of the excavated material will be prepared. To avoid cross- <br /> contamination, drilling augers will be steam cleaned before <br /> used to clean the augers after <br /> drilling each borehole. Waterdrilli <br /> will <br /> stored in drums <br /> provednfor hazardous each liquid storage e collected d <br /> storage pendinglabora laboratory analysis <br /> 4, ) Following completion of the monitoring well, it will be <br /> developed and monitored in accordance with WaterWoruentGtouin- <br /> water Monitorir►g Protocol (Appendix II) , <br /> stallation, a water sample will be collected from the wells after <br /> purging a minimum of four well volumes (casing and sand pack) . <br /> The purged water will remain on-site A p p proposal forseced 55 on drums, <br /> ied• treatment <br /> until laboratory results are receve ared. <br /> and /or disposal of the produced water will then be prepared. <br /> ation will be in accordance <br /> Water sample collection and presery <br /> with WaterWork' s Groundwater Sampling Protocol (Appendix II) . <br /> The water sample will be analyzed for TPHD and BTEX by a DHS <br /> certified laboratory utilizing appropriate EPA and DHS methodolo- <br /> gies. <br /> 5 . ) All site activities involving potential contact with <br /> hazardousminated soils) <br /> l be conducted <br /> materials accorda th W terWork'stHealth and Safety a <br /> inc w Plan (Appendix <br /> III). <br /> 6. ) A Problem Assessment report will be prepared according to <br /> Regional Board guidelines summarizing the findings of the inves- <br /> tigation and recommending remedial action alternatives, as appro- <br /> priate. The field investigation will be conducted under the <br /> 4 <br />