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Duncan Austin, Site File 0 - 5 - 11/3/2005 <br /> Former Morton Paint Manufacturing Site <br /> Stockton, San Joaquin County <br /> designated." Please indicate the role this person shall have in coordinating the work with GSE,the <br /> Redevelopment Agency and the Regional Board. <br /> 16. The Investigation Work Plan states, "Trenching will be performed with a backhoe, using a one-foot <br /> wide bucket. The excavation alignment will be in the east-west direction, to a depth of no greater <br /> than 6 feet bgs." The Investigation Work Plan must provide a rationale for selecting 6 feet below <br /> ground surface (bgs) as a maximum depth. A preliminary review of the information reveals that 6 <br /> feet bgs is not adequate. The Investigation Work Plan indicated that the site may have as much as <br /> two feet of fill and typically underground storage tanks are buried at six to eight feet bgs, which <br /> would result in a minimum investigation depth of ten feet bgs. <br /> 17. The Investigation Work Plan, " If during trenching the USTs and associated piping are not present in <br /> support of soil closure, soil samples will be collected from the trench and stockpiled"VOC' soil." <br /> The Redevelopment Agency proposes to analyze the samples for total petroleum hydrocarbon in the <br /> gasoline, diesel and motor oil range with EPA Method 8015M and for volatile organic compounds <br /> with EPA Method 8260B. The Redevelopment Agency needs to provide a rationale as to why these <br /> methods are proposed and why metal analyses are not included. <br /> 18. The Investigation Work Plan states, "If USTs and associated piping are present, soil samples will <br /> only be collected beneath piping runs and from any stockpiled soil. Additional soil samples will be <br /> collected during UST removal." The Investigation Work Plan must discuss how the pipes and tanks <br /> would be removed and include a plan for their final disposition. <br /> 19. The Investigation Work Plan states, "Soil management will include soil segregation, engineering <br /> controls, soil characterization,on-site soil management, coordination of off-site disposal, and <br /> possible on-site treatment." The Investigation Work Plan must describe any of these soil <br /> management strategies in detail and include the screening criteria that will be used to determine <br /> which of these strategies are implemented. <br /> 20. The Investigation Work Plan states, "A trenching summary letter report will be prepared that <br /> summarizes field activities, findings, information and data interpretation, and conclusions. If <br /> recommendations or further actions are anticipated, they will be outlined in the report. A scheduled <br /> of activities will also be included." The work proposed is not sufficient to determine if soil and/or <br /> groundwater remediation will be necessary at the site. As described earlier, a detailed and <br /> comprehensive sampling and analyses plan is necessary for the Morton Operable Unit. <br /> 21, The Investigation Work Plan contains no provision for investigating groundwater and proposes no <br /> groundwater sampling at locations where an underground storage tank or piping is found. This is not <br /> adequate. The Redevelopment Agency must include provisions to collect grab groundwater samples. <br /> Soil Field Screening Letter <br /> 22. The Soil Field Screening Letter proposes to use a photo-ionization detector (PID)reading of <br /> 500 parts per million(ppm) in replacement of the 50 ppm used at the L&M Operable Unit cleanup <br />