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L 5.2.3 Sample Collection <br /> Water samples will be collected from monitoring wells using disposable polyethylene bailers. <br /> t Samples will be collected in such a manner that agitation and exposure of the groundwater to the <br /> atmosphere is minimized. Samples containers will be filled by using a disposable attachment that <br /> minimizes turbulent flow. A field record of water sample form will be completed for each well <br /> sampled. <br /> Y <br /> L One duplicate groundwater sample will be collected during each sample round.The duplicate <br /> sample will be collected in the same manner as the primary sample,following collection of the <br /> primary sample. <br /> 5.2.4 Sample Preservation and Handling <br /> r <br /> Samples will be collected into Iaboratory-supplied containers. The samples will be placed on ice <br /> immediately following collection, and kept in coolers until shipment to the laboratory for <br /> analysis. <br /> L 5.2.5 Field Parameters <br /> The pH,electrical conductivity, and temperature of the groundwater will be measured in the field <br /> during the purging of the wells prior to sample collection. The meters used for measuring these <br /> L parameters will be calibrated prior to use according to the manufacturer's instructions. Field <br /> parameters will be recorded on a field record of water sample form for each well.These records <br /> will be included in the sampling report. <br /> L <br /> 5.2.6 Chain-of-Custody Procedures <br /> a The chain-of-custody form will include the sample identification,date and time of sample <br /> collection, sample collector's name,the project site name, analysis requested, and the signature of <br /> and inclusive time and date of sample possession of each person assuming possession of the <br /> samples. A copy of the chain-of-custody form will be included in the sampling reports. <br /> 6.0 SCHEDULING AND REPORTING <br /> The first of four rounds of quarterly monitoring will be conducted during June 2003. Subsequent <br /> monitoring events will be completed in August and November 2003,and February 2004. <br /> �,. Quarterly sampling results will be provided in a brief letter format by the last day of the second <br /> month following the end of each quarterly sampling event. Quarterly reports will include <br /> summary tables of current and historical analytical results and water level elevation data and site <br /> maps showing analytical results and groundwater elevation contours. Chain-of-custody <br /> documentation,field record of water sampling forms, and analytical laboratory reports will be <br /> included as attachments. The reports will include a brief discussion of the results. The first <br /> quarterly report, to be completed following installation of MW-8,will include a description of the <br /> well installation activities. Well installation will be completed within eight weeks of approval of <br /> this work plan. <br /> i <br /> Following the completion of four quarterly groundwater monitoring events, a summary report <br /> will be prepared. The summary report will include time versus concentration plots showing <br /> historical trends in concentrations of TPEM and 1,2-DCA. A site conceptual model will be <br /> 4. presented and discussed. The monitoring results will be used to assess the stability and lateral <br /> and vertical extent of the TPH/D and 1,2-DCA groundwater contamination,and the stability of <br /> 1.. <br /> 6 <br /> q <br />