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N <br />The SJCPHS also requested that the samples collected from beneath the fuel <br />dispensers, and the product line trench, also be analyzed for the presence of leaded <br />gasoline and diesel fuel. Samples D-1, D-2, D-3 and PLA were analyzed for the <br />presence of TPH-D, TPH-G, BTEX, MTBE and total lead following the methods <br />described above. <br />Due to the warranty requirements of the two new 12,000 gallon double walled <br />fiberglass UST's scheduled to be installed at the station which required the placement <br />of clean pea gravel around the UST, it was decided to remove the excavated pea <br />gravel from the site. If the pea gravel had detectable concentrations of petroleum <br />hydrocarbon related compounds it may be necessary to dispose of the pea gravel at a <br />class I or II landfill. As discussed above the nearest such facility was Forward Landfill. <br />Forward Landfill was contacted for disposal analytical requirements. The analytical <br />requirements for disposal at Forward Landfill were to obtain four samples to be <br />composited into one in the analytical laboratory and this composite analyzed for the <br />presence of TPH-D, TPH-G, BTEX and the five LOFT metals (Cadmium [Cd], <br />Chromium [Cr], Nickel [Ni], Lead [Pb] & Zinc [Zn]) for TCLP. <br />In compliance with the disposal requirements of Forward Landfill the four samples <br />obtained from the soil pile, SP -1, SP -2, SP -3, and SP -4, were submitted to the <br />laboratory for composting and analyses To facilitate removal the soil pile samples SP- <br />1, SP -2, SP -3, and SP -4 were submitted for analysis with a 24 hour turn around time. <br />Other samples were submitted with a standard two week turn around time. <br />=i <br />MV\w:W4.2e1\UST.RPT 126 -OCT -961 <br />