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' 2.0 Scope of Work Based on the results of previous work, impacted soil and groundwater are present at the site. As ' such, the objective is to implement a scope of work that complies with the steps requested by the CRWQCB in May 1995. Specifically, the CRWQCB requested that (1) further assessments be ' conducted, (2) a remedial options feasibility study be completed, and(3)based on the results of the feasibility study, a groundwater remediation plan be formulated. The scope of work ' developed to achieve the project objectives includes the following tasks: ' 1. Groundwater Investigation 2. Remedial Options Feasibility Study ' 3. Groundwater Investigation and Remedial Options Feasibility Study Report ' 4. Quarterly Groundwater Monitoring A discussion of these tasks and component subtasks follows. 2.1 Groundwater Investigation ' 2.1.1 Project Plans and Permitting Based on available information, IT prepared this technical workplan describing in detail the 1 procedures to perform a geoprobe groundwater survey, install and sample groundwater monitoring wells, and perform a feasibility study. All procedures will be performed in ' accordance with CRWQCB guidelines. ' Prior to beginning field activities, IT will prepare a Site Health and Safety Plan(HASP). The HASP is an integral part of our field operating procedures and is based on the understanding that ' unsafe materials may be present. It is intended to minimize exposure to IT personnel and subcontractors during field work. The HASP lists safety procedures for work to be performed, on site safety officers, and preferred medical emergency locations. IT will obtain boring/monitoring well construction permits and coordinate field activities with applicable agencies. At least 48 hours prior to drilling, IT will notified Underground Service Alert (USA) to identify the locations of underground utilities and potential subsurface ' interferences. ' 4