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`.01/03/2008 15:18 2098350 <br />Valley Organics, Inc. <br />Green Waste Composting Facility, Lathrop, CA <br />WORKPLAN FOR WELL RADIUS SEARCI4 AND <br />GROUNDWATER SAMPLING <br />Purpose and Scone <br />2098350675 PAGE 06 <br />8112.000.000 <br />December 4, 2007 <br />Page 2 <br />The purpose of this Workplan is to present the sampling and analysis rationale and investigation <br />protocols specific for the Site. The objective of the Workplan is to provide data to be utilized in <br />future evaluation of potential affects on groundwater in the local area, <br />The Workplan includes descriptions of the following activities: <br />• Groundwater Sampling Location and Rationale <br />• Groundwater Sample Collection Procedures <br />• Documentation Requirements <br />A field sampling matrix table and examples of field forms to be used during f=ield activities <br />accompany this Workplan. Field forms include: <br />• Boring Log Form <br />• Sample Label Example <br />• Chaim -of Custody Record <br />GEOLOGY AND I IYDROGEOLOGY <br />The Site, situated in the north -central portion of the San Joaquin Valley geomorphic province, is in <br />an area characterized as flood plain and delta deposits, The San Joaquin Valley is a large <br />asymmetrical trough bounded by granitic, metamorphic and marine sedimentary rocks of pre <br />Tertiary age that have been in -filled with up to 6 vertical miles of sediment (USGS, 1986). <br />Most of the sediments deposited in the Sacramento -San Joaquin Delta prior to 25 million years ago <br />were accumulated in marine environments and the younger deposits (25 million years ago to recent) <br />are generally described as non -marine, however, some of the younger deposits likely formed in <br />shallow seas and estuaries as marine deposits. According to Atwater, the Delta region or the <br />Central Valley, in which the Site is located, experienced stages of the following during late <br />Quaternary time: <br />• Wetlands and flood plain creation as the tidewater rose in the valley from the west <br />• Areas of erosion when tidewaters receded <br />• Deposition of alluvial fans that were reworked by wind to create extensive sand dunes <br />• Alluvial fan deposition from streams emanating from the adjacent mountain ranges. <br />The Geologic Map of the San Francisco -San lose Quadrangle compiled by Wagner et al. (1991) <br />lists the main geologic Pori -nation at the Site as Holocene -aged Modesto Forniation (Qin). <br />