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Mr. Chris Dressel <br /> March 4,2014 <br /> Page 13 of 18 <br /> samples will be collected from each probe location and a minimum of two groundwater samples <br /> will be collected from this area. <br /> 4)Buried Foundation and Debris <br /> Four(4) soil probes will be advanced surrounding WPI GP-4 (where soil impacts were identified <br /> in the 2012 Phase II ESA, northwest corner of open lot south of Building 113) using the step-out <br /> procedure outlined in the Indiana RCG. The soil probes will be advanced to the water table. Soil <br /> samples will be collected from each probe and a minimum of two groundwater samples will be <br /> collected from the location. <br /> In addition, fourteen (14) soil probes will be advanced within the perimeter of the buried <br /> foundation and debris outside of GP-4. Background information indicates that this area is <br /> comprised of at 3-5 feet of buried foundation and debris. Also, a portion of the area was <br /> formerly occupied by a paint shop. The soil probes will be advanced to a minimum depth of 8 <br /> feet below the ground surface. Soil samples will be collected from each probe location. A <br /> minimum of four soil probes will be advanced to the water table from which a groundwater <br /> sample will be collected. If field conditions dictate, additional soil probes maybe advanced to the <br /> water table and additional groundwater samples would be collected. Conversely, if less buried <br /> debris is encountered then the number of soil probes may be reduced from fourteen. <br /> Analytical Work <br /> Soil and/or groundwater samples collected during this assessment will be collected in appropriate <br /> containers and submitted to an approved laboratory for analysis. Specifically, the analyses <br /> described below, where applicable, were obtained from the Indiana Department of <br /> Environmental Management (IDEM) Remediation Program Guide — Table 3.1, Potential <br /> Petroleum Contaminants,updated July 9,2012. <br /> I) Transformer Room #3 <br /> Samples obtained at this location will be submitted for the following analysis: <br /> • Polychlorinated Biphenyls(PCBs) (EPA Method 8082); <br /> For estimating purposes, this proposal includes costs to analyze up to two (2) soil samples and <br /> two(2)groundwater samples each. <br />
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