Confirmation Sampling Sample Clauses

Confirmation Sampling. The Contractor must follow the soil confirmation sampling contained in the Master Excavation Disposal and Restoration Plan. Prior to conducting a preconstruction meeting, a draft excavation plan will be prepared by DTSC. The draft excavation plan will establish a preliminary boundary of excavation and identify the applicability of property specific permits, if any. The Contractor will ground truth and confirm the sample locations during the Preconstruction Meeting and finalize the sampling plan. The draft excavation plan will be revised and finalized based on the results of the confirmation sampling and will be submitted to DTSC for approval before beginning excavation activities. Confirmation sample locations will be established based on the site characterization soil sampling results documented in the site-specific Sampling Report. To expedite the cleanup process, confirmation samples will be collected prior to excavation. During the pre-construction meeting, pre-excavation samples will be collected from up to eight (8) locations spatially representing areas on the subject parcel subject to excavation. Sample locations and the number of samples collected may be adjusted based on direction provided by DTSC. Samples will not be collected from drip zones or areas where the excavation may be obstructed at 12 or 18 inches bgs. The depth meeting the representative soil lead concentration of 80 ppm will be used to establish the appropriate excavation depth. The confirmation samples submitted for laboratory analysis will be analyzed using U.S. EPA Method 6010B with laboratory Turn Around Time (TAT) of five (5) days, 72 hours or 24 hours, adjusted based on property cleanup scheduling needs. A request for a 72-hour or 24-hour laboratory TAT must first be approved by the DTSC Contract Manager, the DTSC or designee. The laboratory samples will confirm and establish the boundaries of the excavation before beginning the excavation activities. Lateral extent of excavation will be determined on a case by case basis with DTSC’s approval. Excavation will not be extended beyond 18 inches bgs. Laboratory analytical results from the eight locations will be used to calculate post-remediation exposure concentrations for the property to determine if the representative soil concentration of lead is equal to or less than a 95 percent (95%) UCL of 80 ppm. If these laboratory analytical results indicate that the post-remediation representative soil concentration of lead is greater ...
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Confirmation Sampling. Satisfying ADEC requirements for conditional closure will likely entail confirmation samples to characterize remaining soil and groundwater conditions following cleanup actions and/or to monitor the progress of cleanup over time. Confirmation sampling requirements, including number, location, frequency, and test methods, will be specified in the Final Cleanup Plan. In addition, methods of quality control to ensure analytical data of sufficient quality will be stated in the project QAPP.
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Confirmation Sampling. No costs are directly associated with this activity, as they will be dealt with administratively by the MOA’s Project Management and Engineering Department and reviewed by ADEC to insure requirements have been met and overall quality control maintained. Grant support = $0 Cost share = $0
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