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' WZ1 INC <br /> exploratory soil borings and/or excavation sidewalls and floors will be included in both <br /> cross-section and map plan views to provide direct evidence of knowledge regarding the <br /> extent of the plume Soil sample data will provide vertical definition of the base of <br /> ' contamination should exploratory excavation soil samples not provide sufficient evidence <br /> of non-detection limits <br /> 1 <br /> If warranted, a series of risk-based models will be constructed using the Risk Based <br /> ' Corrective Action (RSCA) software and other PHSEHD-acceptable computer models <br /> These models will evaluate the public health risk and potential threat to local groundwater <br /> if any residual hydrocarbon contaminated soil is left in the subsurface after the excavation <br /> If the vertical and horizontal extent of soil contamination is determined to have no threat to <br /> ' local groundwater, a Problem Identification and Evaluation Report will be prepared and <br /> submitted to PHSEHD In the unlikely event that the soil site assessment phase of the <br /> tinvestigation indicates that local groundwater is likely to be impacted by the contamination, <br /> then a groundwater site assessment workplan will be submitted to PHSEHD for review <br /> In the unlikely event that the soil site assessment phase of the investigation indicates that <br /> ' local groundwater may be threatened, a groundwater site assessment may be warranted <br /> PHSEHD staff will make the determination if a groundwater investigation is warranted This <br /> 1 determination will be based on lithologic logs of exploratory excavation sidewalls and floors <br /> ' at the site, laboratory analytical data, results of any field testing performed during the <br /> exploratory excavation and sampling phase of the vadose zone investigation The <br /> ' requirement of a groundwater investigation will also depend on the estimated depth of <br /> groundwater beneath the site <br /> 1 <br /> ' 08220010 005 13 <br />