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��.d S07L PILE CONSTRUCTION <br /> p� x The soil pile vill be loaded on to dwop trucks using a rubber tired loader. <br /> ; y y Approximately S00 yxrds of Smith Avenue will be used by the trucks for <br /> M� � transportation to the bioremediation site. All trucks wil] be swept of <br /> � � miscellaneous soil prior to entering roadway so as not to track contaminaeed soil <br /> y� off of the fo��.er soii pile location or the new bioremediation site. All <br /> O�M O� equipment and crucko usrd during soil transport and bioremediation pile <br /> N N construction will be cleaned at the completion of the construction phase. <br /> _ <br /> H <br /> o :ne soil will be spread out approximately 2.0 to 2.5 feet high in an area <br /> �M� approximately 80 fect by 175 feet. See Figure 3 for soil pile location. The <br /> soil pile will be placed wi[hin a soil-bermed area on Griffolyn TX-1200, a 10 mil <br /> 4�� OC reiniorced high density polyethylene (HDPE) liner manufactu[ed by Reef <br /> Z y3 Industries, Inc. The liner is placed to prevent vertical movement of diesel <br /> ` contamination into onsite natural soil. The liner will be laced over the berm <br /> t� z p <br /> H H as well as across the floor of [he stockpile area. See Figure 4 - Soii Pile � <br /> g y Schematic. <br /> N <br /> C1rJy <br /> �C t'� .dhen the soil stockpile is in place and has been graded to the proposed 2.0 to <br /> y y 2.5-foot thickness the pile will be covered vith a 10 mf.l HDPE cover to control <br /> 0 y dust and volatile organic compound air emissions. The stockpile aill then be <br /> � s�rrounded by strav bails or a silt fence to prevent impact to storm vater runoff <br /> and will be enclosed by a 6-foot, locked, secutity fence to prevent unavthorized <br /> persons from entering the vork area. No Smoking, Hazardous Area, and No <br /> UnauChorized Personnel signs will 6e posted along the fencing es well as signs <br /> 1 with contact phone numbers in case of an emergency. <br /> I �� Leachate controls will not be installed at the site becavse che bioremediation <br /> ! pile will be covered and the iaoistute content of the soil will not exceed the 128 <br /> , necessary to sustain bioactivity. However the soil may get too dry and will need <br /> � to watered Proin time to time to contiol d�st. <br /> I � <br /> BIOREl�DIATION PROCRAM OPERf.TION AND MAINTENANCE <br /> i �1� We anticipate that the bioremediation project should take approximately one year <br /> � from the date of soil pile construction. Once tk�e bioremediation pile is <br /> , constructed, the soil pile will be tilled on a monthly or bi-monthly basis <br /> depending oii the necessLty to provide oxygen, nutrients and innoculant to the <br /> �� soil. The pile will be uncovered during tilling events, will be recovered upon <br /> � ' completion and will remain covered betveen each event. Tilling will occur until <br /> � soil sample analyses indicate that [he soil nile is clean. Tilling will be <br /> conducted using a small hand held roto-tiller or a smaller track dozer with <br /> xipper teeth, <br /> ��� Soil samples will be collected from the pile sia s,onths after commencement of <br /> - - � tilling activi.ties. A mirSmum of ten soil samples vill be collected at randomly <br /> selected locations and submitted fo: chemical analyses. The soil samples will <br /> be analpzed for total petroleum hydrocarbons as diesel �.sing Ecology's method <br /> C:\WP51\LJR\MAY93\07•778C.LTR <br />
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