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3.0 SITE EX�'LORATION ACTIVITIES <br />To provide information on possible to maintain soil and groundwater contamination at this <br />site, several different methods of subsurface investigation were conducted on the subject <br />property. Soil exploration included completion of r.iultiple exploratory soil borings a��d the <br />collection of subsurface soil samples. In order to access the possible presence and quality of <br />shaltow groundwater in the area of concern, several of the exploratory soil borings were <br />completed as monitoring wells. <br />A G-Logics geologist was present during the exploration to observe and document soil and <br />groundwater conditions. (Note: All G-Logics geologists are registered with the Washington <br />Department of Ecology (Ecology) Underground Storage Tank Program to perform tank site <br />assessments [WAC 173-360-600 through 173-360-680].) <br />The following tasks were executed under this scope of services: <br />• Drilled and sampled seven (7) soil borings. Five of these borings were <br />completed for a concurrent geotechnical investigation (for the new station <br />building design). <br />• Completed two of the borings as monitoring wells (BH-6/MW-1 and BH- <br />7/MW-2), even though su�cient groundwater did no: appeaz to be present. <br />• Submitted soil samples from the completed borings (BH-6 and BH-%) for <br />peuoleum-hydrocazbons analyses. <br />• Measured water levels in the two new monitoring wells and the two existing <br />mo�ito-i�tg wells (VW-1 and VW-2). <br />• Abandoned well VW-1, as the well casing was discovered to be broken and <br />obstrucied •with bentonite. This wPll was opened with a drilling rod, filled <br />with granulaz bentonite, the bentonite hydrated with water, and the well <br />capped with concrete. <br />• Collected water samples from WV-2 (the only wcll discovered to contain <br />water, although possibly due to infiltrallon of surface water caused by a poor <br />surface seal). <br />• Submitted the collected water sample (from VW-2) for petroleum- <br />hydrocarbons analyses. <br />• Prepazed this report to document our fandings and recommendarions for this <br />area of the property. <br />01-0105-GRT.doc . i( S/"�t('�S <br />Copyright 2001 Gd.agics, Inc. Page 6 oC 14 V �/' <br />
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