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EVERGREEN WAY
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EVERETT CHEVROLET
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One confirmatory soil sample will be collected from each sidewall of the excavation. Soil samples will <br /> be selected for laboratory analysis based on the highest PID reading or area exhibiting visual or <br /> olfactory evidence of impact. The purpose of this area excavation is to remove soil exceeding the <br /> MTCA Method A Cleanup Levels for protection of groundwater as a drinking water resource. <br /> 4.3.3 Parts Warehouse (Building 2) Excavations <br /> HL-2-5 West: Based on the soil analytical data, EEC anticipates the approximate extent of excavation <br /> will be 18 ft by 18 ft, and 6 ft deep; a total of approximately 72 cy. Confirmatory soil samples will be <br /> collected once the anticipated excavation vertical and lateral extents are achieved. A minimum of five <br /> confirmatory soil samples will be collected from the excavation. One confirmatory soil sample will be <br /> collected from the base of the excavation at approximately 6 ft bgs. One confirmatory soil sample will <br /> be collected from each sidewall of the excavation. Soil samples will be selected for laboratory analysis <br /> based on the highest PID reading or area exhibiting visual or olfactory evidence of impact. The <br /> purpose of this area excavation is to remove soil exceeding the MTCA Method A Cleanup Levels for <br /> protection of groundwater as a drinking water resource. <br /> HL-1-6 West: Based on the soil analytical data, EEC anticipates the approximate extent of excavation <br /> will be 12 ft by 14 ft, and 6 ft deep; a total of approximately 37 cy. Confirmatory soil samples will be <br /> collected once the anticipated excavation vertical and lateral extents are achieved. A minimum of five <br /> confirmatory soil samples will be collected from the excavation. One confirmatory soil sample will be <br /> collected from the base of the excavation at approximately 6 ft bgs. One confirmatory sample will be <br /> collected from each sidewall of the excavation. Soil samples will be selected for laboratory analysis <br /> based on the highest PID reading or area exhibiting visual or olfactory evidence of impact. The <br /> purpose of this area excavation is to remove soil exceeding the MTCA Method A Cleanup Levels for <br /> protection of groundwater as a drinking water resource. <br /> All confirmation soil samples will be analyzed for TPHo using Method NWTPH-Dx in conjunction <br /> with the silica gel method. The confirmation soil samples will be submitted to an accredited laboratory <br /> with an expedited, three-day turn-around-time (TAT). The excavations will not be backfilled until <br /> analytical results are reviewed by EEC. <br /> 4.3.4 Backfilling <br /> Upon completion of satisfactory confirmation sampling, the excavations will be backfilled with clean <br /> imported fill material and/or clean soil removed during excavation activities. "Clean" will be defined <br /> as meeting the Ecology regulatory definition of clean backfill materials. Soils previously segregated <br /> during excavation activities due to the absence of elevated PID readings and visual or olfactory <br /> evidence of impact will be sampled prior to use as backfill material in accordance with Ecology <br /> regulations. The source and type of the clean imported fill material will be reviewed and approved by <br /> AHLLC prior to backfilling. The future use of the Site will affect the type of fill material selected (e.g. <br /> structural fill). All existing open excavations are to be appropriately barricaded and fenced. All areas <br /> shall be maintained using temporary erosion and sediment control measures in accordance with local <br /> industry practices and requirements. Backfill material is to be compacted using no more than 8 inch <br /> lifts. It will be the responsibility of the contractor to select a compaction method that is an approved <br /> industry method compatible with the selected backfill material. <br /> 017386-174(123) 8 THIS DOCUMENT IS PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER <br /> Encore Environmental Consortium,LLC <br />
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