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Physical Waste Type(s) Waste Characteristics Type/Form of Hazard GasNapor Toxic Dust(heavy metal) Liquid Corrosive liquid Sludge Ignitable Respiratory Solid ! X Volatile X Vapors Unknown Biological Dermal Contact X Other Reactive Ingestion Unknown Other Comments: C. PROJECT BACKGROUND AND SCOPE Prior to beginning the sampling activities, Underground Service Alert North will be requested to locate and mark the underground utilities on the property. The property is currently developed with a wood frame and CMU commercial complex constructed in 1991-92. The building contains a commercial office space (Knox &Associates), a coin operated laundry (Launderland), and a small mini-mart. Three underground storage tanks (USTs) and two pump islands are located adjacent to the mini-mart. The tanks are of fiberglass construction equipped with over fill protectors and a Veeder Root automated leak detection system. A permit with the City of Lodi indicates that the USTs were installed in 1991. A permit was issued from the City of Lodi to remove a 2,500-gallon UST from the property in 1990. The property is not listed on regulatory agency databases as a site with known or suspected contamination, however LAC was unable to obtain information concerning the UST removal activities, sampling results, UST location,or other documentation related to the UST closure. Three soil borings will be completed on the property to a maximum depth of 20 feet below grade level (BGL) with a Geoprobe drilling rig. The borings will be completed around the current UST area. Continuous soil samples will be collected from land surface to the terminal depths of the borings. The samples will be field screened with a photo-ionization detector (PID) to determine if volatile organic vapors are present. One soil sample per boring (total of four samples) will be selected for chemical analysis based upon the PID measurements and field observations. The soil samples will be analyzed for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) by EPA Method 8260 and for poly-nuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) by EPA Method 8270. The work to be conducted under this Health and Safety Plan (HSP)shall comply with standards set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA,). The company injury and illness prevention program (IIPP) shall be followed during conduct of any work under this HSP. Notwithstanding any requirements stated in this HSP, the scope of work shall be performed in accordance to any stipulated requirements contained within 29 CFR 1910.120. The professional associate and drilling company are responsible for maintaining and implementing their own corporate health and safety programs and ensuring compliance with all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations. When site conditions and activities come within the scope of 29 CFR