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COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT
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Environmental Site Characterization and Remediation Recommendations
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I <br /> Proposed Everett Hotel Property Environmental Site Characterization and <br /> IEverett, Washington Remediation Recommendations <br /> Table 2 <br /> ISummary of Field Screening Results <br /> I Approximate Depth Range of <br /> Elevated PID <br /> Measurements and/or Range of PID Measurements <br /> Boring ID Petroleum Odors Over Impacted Depth <br /> I EB-1 None Observed All Measurements at Background <br /> EB 2 None Observed All Measurements at Background <br /> EB-3 None Observed All Measurements at Background <br /> EB-4 None Observed All Measurements at Background <br /> EB-5 17.5 to 37.5 Ito 111 <br /> EB-6 None Observed All Measurements at Background <br /> I EB-7 5 to 35 26 to 1,252 �' <br /> EB-8 None Observed All Measurements at Background <br /> EB-9 None Observed All Measurements at Background <br /> I EB-10 EB 1120 to 30 <br /> 22 to 65 <br /> All Measurements `' ' <br /> None Observed at Background <br /> EB-12 None Observed All Measurements at Background <br /> I <br /> The PID field-screening results are included on the exploration logs in Appendix A. <br /> I2.2.2 Analytical Laboratory Testing <br /> ISoil Sampling and Testing <br /> Selected soil samples collected from each of the borings were submitted for analytical <br /> Ilaboratory testing. At least one sample was tested from each of the borings, but up to five <br /> samples were tested from borings where field screening results indicated the presence of <br /> Ipetroleum hydrocarbons. <br /> All downhole sampling tools were decontaminated prior to use at the site by steam cleaning. <br /> I Additional decontamination of the split spoon samplers was conducted between sampling <br /> intervals by scrubbing the samplers with a stiff brush in a detergent solution followed by <br /> rinsing in clean, potable water. Samples selected for laboratory analysis were transferred from <br /> I the split spoon samplers directly into laboratory prepared glass sample jars in preparation for <br /> laboratory analysis. These samples were then placed immediately into a chilled cooler and <br /> subsequently transported to our subcontracted laboratory for analysis. Chain-of-custody <br /> Iprocedures were maintained during transportation to document sample integrity. <br /> I During our initial study in January 2009, each of the selected soil samples was tested for <br /> gasoline-range total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH) by State Method NWTPH-Gx, for diesel- <br /> and motor-oil-range TPH by State Method NWTPH-Dx, and for benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene <br /> I <br /> August 24, 2009 ASSOCIATED EARTH SCIENCES, INC. <br /> ITJP/tb-KV090168A5-Projects120090168IKVIWP Page 7 <br />
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