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Lodi City Landfill November 16,2011 <br /> North of Awani Drive,Lodi,California Project No. 104690061 <br /> • Perform personal air monitoring/field screening during the trench excavating and backfilling <br /> and, the drilling, sampling and logging of the LFG wells. Field screening of each trench exca- <br /> vation and LFG boring will be conducted by using a four-gas meter that monitors lower <br /> explosion limit(LEL), oxygen, hydrogen sulfide, and carbon monoxide and a photoionization <br /> detector that provides volatile organic compound (VOC) readings for health and safety. The <br /> readings will be recorded to document field conditions and for potential future reference. <br /> • Collect surface and subsurface samples from exploratory trenches and LFG borings for ana- <br /> lytical testing. Samples will include cover fill soils, waste samples, and/or fill soils <br /> surrounding wastes, and a sample of the underlying formational materials (e.g., alluvial de- <br /> posits). The specific sample locations and depths will be based on field observations, <br /> subsurface conditions,project objectives, and this work plan. <br /> • Submit samples for analytical testing to a California Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Pro- <br /> gram(ELAP)laboratory.Implement the analytical testing program included in this work plan. <br /> • Backfill each exploratory trench by placing the excavated materials back into the trench in <br /> the approximately reverse order that it was removed. Trench excavations will remain open <br /> long enough to obtain and record necessary data. Compaction and testing of the backfilled <br /> materials will not be performed. <br /> • Arrange for the transportation and off site disposal of soils/wastes and decontamination wa- <br /> ter associated with LFG wells to appropriate facilities under proper waste manifest for <br /> investigative derived wastes QDW)associated with drilling the LFG wells. (IDW will not be <br /> generated from the exploratory trench excavating). <br /> • At the completion of each exploratory trench, the field personnel will identify on the site <br /> map, the trench identification number, location, orientation, and extent of each exploratory <br /> trench and note the depths of wastes, if present, or note the absence. In addition, the center <br /> of each trench will be re-staked, the trench identification number marked on the stake, and <br /> the location identified by obtaining Global Positioning System (GPS) data. Similarly, GPS <br /> data will be obtained for each LFG well location. Similarly,LFG well locations will be iden- <br /> tified on the map and GPS data will be collected. <br /> • Conduct monthly field monitoring of LFG wells for a minimum of one year including ob- <br /> taining methane (CH4), carbon dioxide (CO2), oxygen (02), hydrogen sulfide (H2S) and <br /> balance gases readings. <br /> • Collect air samples from each LFG well and conduct analytical testing on an approximately <br /> quarterly basis for a minimum of one year. Samples will be analyzed for VOCs by EPA test <br /> method TO-15; and, CH4, oxygen/argon(O/Ar),nitrogen(N), CO2 by EPA test method 3C. <br /> Select samples may be additionally analyzed for H2S by EPA test method 15. <br /> Y­�- Jy <br /> 104690061 R fiuelAm 19 /�/1nyD /Nuoce <br />