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i. <br /> a r <br /> 1. <br /> 3,Q3 D <br /> 5,0 PROCEDURE M L4 3 5 <br /> The tank is 4 ft. diameter by 6 ft. 6 in. high, and is installed under two concrete floors, as <br /> shown in the attached sketch, Figure 4. Three bore holes will be advanced using a <br /> Geoprobe drill, one on either side of the tank, and one angled 240 from the vertical and <br /> one 180 from the vertical with the drill positioned S ft. 6 in. from the tank centerline. This <br /> will result in sample depths of 9 ft below the tank bottom, and 16 ft. 11 in. below the tank <br /> bottom, as shown on Figure 4. Bore hole no. 1 on the north side of the tank will be <br /> advanced to the saturated zone (approximately 3-5--ft--)-to--secure-a:-sample-of ground water. <br /> Soil samples will be taken at the following depths- <br /> B1 — 14 ft. 2 in. below the floor (2 ft. below the tank bottom), 24 ft. 2 in below the <br /> floor (12 ft. below the tank bottom), 35 ft. to secure the water sample. <br /> • B2 — 19 ft. 2 in. below the floor(7 ft. belo v the tank bottom), 29 ft. 2 in. below <br /> the floor (17 ft. below the tank bottom). <br /> • B3 —21 ft. 4 in. below the floor(9 ft. below the tank bottom), and 29 ft. 2 in, <br /> below the floor (16 ft. 11 in. below the tank bottom). <br /> Borings will be filled with cement grout following aompletion of sampling from each. <br /> Samples will be analyzed for TPH-Diesel (8260), PH-Gasoline (8260);BTEX (8260) <br /> and Chlorinated Hydrocarbons (8260). <br /> 6.0 REPORT PREPARATION <br /> At the conclusion of the work described above, a report, including findings of the <br /> investigation, all analytical results, and rec"onini end ations for future work, will be <br /> prepared and forwarded to the SJEHD. <br /> 3 <br />