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Work Plan—Site Sampling Page 6 <br /> West Weber Site-Stockton <br /> GPE Project 536.2 <br /> 2.0 DATA COLLECTION <br /> The following sub-sections describe the rationale and methods that will be used to obtain the <br /> samples and laboratory analytical information to be used in the completion of the <br /> investigation. Prior to commencing soil boring work, Underground Service Alert (USA) will <br /> be contacted to mark the locations of buried utilities so that the risk of damaging such <br /> installations along with associated health hazards, can be minimized. <br /> 2.1 Field Work <br /> Soil and groundwater samples will be collected at specific points on the subject site. These <br /> samples fall into the following categories: <br /> • Soil Gas Survey Points <br /> • Shallow Soil Targeted Samples <br /> • Shallow Soil Screening Samples <br /> • Soil Boring/Groundwater Samples <br /> • Background Metals Samples <br /> The following subsections provide details of these sample groups. <br /> 2.1.1 Sampling Strategy <br /> Sample sites are generally authoritatively or randomly selected, depending of what is known <br /> of the distribution of the possible contaminants. In cases where specific sites are known or <br /> suspected to have been affected by a release(s) samples are collected at points, or a series of <br /> points that are most likely to have been impacted. In cases where a large area may have been <br /> impacted by a release, or little is known of the source of a release, a suite of sample points <br /> may be selected randomly with the number random sample points being dependent on <br /> specific data quality objectives. In this case, all sample points were selected on an <br /> authoritative, or biased basis except for those targeted at the fill material area on the west side <br /> of the Stockton Cold storage part of the site, where a group of random samples will be <br /> collected. <br /> 2.1.1.1 Soil Gas Survey Points <br /> The three sites of past remedial investigations of leaking underground gasoline tanks (Tank <br /> Sites 1, 2 & 4) will be investigated by extracting samples of air from the pore spaces of the <br /> soil at each site tank. The purpose of the sampling is to determine if residual gasoline <br /> contamination at these sites might be sufficient to cause a health hazard from vapor intrusion <br /> into future residential buildings. <br /> Four points will be authoritatively selected at each or the three LUST sites for soil gas <br /> sampling. The sample points will be located at approximately equal-spaced points within the <br /> foot print of the original excavations (as near as can be determined). The gas sampler on a <br /> 2937 Veneman Avenue, Suite B240 Geo-Phase Environmental Inc. Phone: (209)569-0293 <br /> Modesto, Ca 95356 Fax: (209)569-0295 <br />