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The data generated under the FSP will be validated and input into the site database. | The data generated under the FSP will be validated and input into the site database. | ||
The results from the baseline sampling round as well as subsequent sampling rounds will be used in conjunction with Data Usability reports that are being prepared regarding the historic data to determine the need for, and scope of, future groundwater sampling events. The data will also be used to support human health and ecological risk assessments that will be prepared as part of the site closure program.The scope of the March 2004 Groundwater FSP includes sampling of wells listed in Table 2. See Table I for a summary of groundwater well information and location descriptions. | The results from the baseline sampling round as well as subsequent sampling rounds will be used in conjunction with Data Usability reports that are being prepared regarding the historic data to determine the need for, and scope of, future groundwater sampling events. The data will also be used to support human health and ecological risk assessments that will be prepared as part of the site closure program.The scope of the March 2004 Groundwater FSP includes sampling of wells listed in Table 2. See Table I for a summary of groundwater well information and location descriptions. | ||
ERM 1 YANKEE 00 15161 REV I SED 3/ 15/0-4 | ERM 1 YANKEE 00 15161 REV I SED 3/ 15/0-4 2.0 GROUNDWATER SAMPLING PROGRAM 2.1 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) applicable to the groundwater investigation include: " DP-9745 Groundwater Level Measurement and Sampler Collection in Observation Wells* DP-8123 Sample Security and Chain of Custody" AP-8601 Ground and Well Water Monitoring Program for the Yankee Nuclear Power Station Site" Water Level Measurements" Groundwater Sample Collection from Wells Having Pump Systems in Place* Multi-Parameter Water Quality Monitoring | ||
SAMPLING PROGRAM 2.1 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) applicable to the groundwater investigation include: " DP-9745 Groundwater Level Measurement and Sampler Collection in Observation Wells* DP-8123 Sample Security and Chain of Custody" AP-8601 Ground and Well Water Monitoring Program for the Yankee Nuclear Power Station Site" Water Level Measurements" Groundwater Sample Collection from Wells Having Pump Systems in Place* Multi-Parameter Water Quality Monitoring | |||
* Surface Water and Sediment Sample Collection All applicable SOPs can be found in the Final Groundwater Sampling Plan, Yankee Nuclear Power Station, July 2003.2.2 SAMPLE LOCATIONS AND DESIGNATIONS A list of locations to be sampled for groundwater is provided in Table 2.The groundwater sample locations are shown on Figure 2.The groundwater samples will be identified using a unique sample identification. | * Surface Water and Sediment Sample Collection All applicable SOPs can be found in the Final Groundwater Sampling Plan, Yankee Nuclear Power Station, July 2003.2.2 SAMPLE LOCATIONS AND DESIGNATIONS A list of locations to be sampled for groundwater is provided in Table 2.The groundwater sample locations are shown on Figure 2.The groundwater samples will be identified using a unique sample identification. | ||
The sample designations willuse the naming convention as detailed in the YNPS QAPP. The sample designations for the groundwater sampling program are detailed in Table 2.2.3 SAMPLING PROCEDURES | The sample designations willuse the naming convention as detailed in the YNPS QAPP. The sample designations for the groundwater sampling program are detailed in Table 2.2.3 SAMPLING PROCEDURES 2.3.1 Monitoring Well Sampling All of the monitoring wells will be gauged prior to sampling in accordance with DP-9745 Groundwater Level Measurement and Sam pler ERNI 2 YANKEE 00 i5i81 REVISED 3/15/'04 Collection in Observation Wells. Water level measurements wvill be made using an electronic water level probe marked in 0.01-foot intervals. | ||
Well Sampling All of the monitoring wells will be gauged prior to sampling in accordance with DP-9745 Groundwater Level Measurement and Sam pler ERNI 2 YANKEE 00 i5i81 REVISED 3/15/'04 Collection in Observation Wells. Water level measurements wvill be made using an electronic water level probe marked in 0.01-foot intervals. | |||
After gauging, the monitoring wells will be sampled from the midpoint of the well screen using low-flow sampling techniques, as outlined in DP-9745 Groundwater Level Measurement and Sampler Collection in Observation Wells. Geochemical field parameters will be measured for wells sampled by low-flow sampling techniques at the time of sample collection, including: | After gauging, the monitoring wells will be sampled from the midpoint of the well screen using low-flow sampling techniques, as outlined in DP-9745 Groundwater Level Measurement and Sampler Collection in Observation Wells. Geochemical field parameters will be measured for wells sampled by low-flow sampling techniques at the time of sample collection, including: | ||
temperature, conductivity, pH, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, and oxidation-reduction potential. | temperature, conductivity, pH, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, and oxidation-reduction potential. | ||
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Dedicated sampling equipment will be used where feasible. | Dedicated sampling equipment will be used where feasible. | ||
At wells where the depth to water is greater than 30 feet, a low-flow submersible or bladder pump will need to be used. All reused sampling equipment will be decontaminated prior to, and following, sample collection in accordance with the QAPP.2.4 ANALYTICAL PROGRAM 2.4.1 Non'-radiological Parameters The groundwater analytical program is summarized in Table 2. The bottle requirements are detailed in Table 3. The groundwater investigation will include the analysis of one or more of the following non-radiological parameters: " Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) by GC/MS, SW-846 Method 8260B VOCs;.* Semi-Volatile Organic Compounds (SVOCs) by GC/MS, SW-846 Method 8270C SVOCs;" Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) dissolved and total by GC, SW-846 Method 8082PCBs;* Chlorinated Herbicides by GC, SW-846 Method 81511;" Diesel Range Organics (DRO) by GC, SW-846 Method 801513;* Lead dissolved and total by SW-846 6010B1;* Silver dissolved and total by SW-846 601.013;ER.\I 3 YANKEE 00 15181 REVISED 3/15/01 ERM\3 YANKEE 00 151S1 REVISED 3/15/01 | At wells where the depth to water is greater than 30 feet, a low-flow submersible or bladder pump will need to be used. All reused sampling equipment will be decontaminated prior to, and following, sample collection in accordance with the QAPP.2.4 ANALYTICAL PROGRAM 2.4.1 Non'-radiological Parameters The groundwater analytical program is summarized in Table 2. The bottle requirements are detailed in Table 3. The groundwater investigation will include the analysis of one or more of the following non-radiological parameters: " Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) by GC/MS, SW-846 Method 8260B VOCs;.* Semi-Volatile Organic Compounds (SVOCs) by GC/MS, SW-846 Method 8270C SVOCs;" Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) dissolved and total by GC, SW-846 Method 8082PCBs;* Chlorinated Herbicides by GC, SW-846 Method 81511;" Diesel Range Organics (DRO) by GC, SW-846 Method 801513;* Lead dissolved and total by SW-846 6010B1;* Silver dissolved and total by SW-846 601.013;ER.\I 3 YANKEE 00 15181 REVISED 3/15/01 ERM\3 YANKEE 00 151S1 REVISED 3/15/01 | ||
" Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) -Standard/Volatile Petroleum Hydrocarbons (VPH) -Standard by MADEP Methods MADEP-EPH-98-1 arid MADEP-VPH-98-1 (standard analysis excludes target analytes);" Priority Pollutant | " Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) -Standard/Volatile Petroleum Hydrocarbons (VPH) -Standard by MADEP Methods MADEP-EPH-98-1 arid MADEP-VPH-98-1 (standard analysis excludes target analytes);" Priority Pollutant 1.3 Metals (PP13) Metals by SW-846 6010B Each well will require a different suite of the above analyses as described in Table 2. Alpha Analytical Laboratories located in Westborough, MA will perform the EPH/VPH analysis when feasible based on radiological screening. | ||
(PP13) Metals by SW-846 6010B Each well will require a different suite of the above analyses as described in Table 2. Alpha Analytical Laboratories located in Westborough, MA will perform the EPH/VPH analysis when feasible based on radiological screening. | |||
Northeast Laboratory Services, located in Waterville, Maine, will conduct all other non-radiological analyses.Samples requiring filtration include PCBs, lead, and silver. These samples will be collected into containers as described in Table 3 and sent to the laboratory within 24 hours, or as soon as possible. | Northeast Laboratory Services, located in Waterville, Maine, will conduct all other non-radiological analyses.Samples requiring filtration include PCBs, lead, and silver. These samples will be collected into containers as described in Table 3 and sent to the laboratory within 24 hours, or as soon as possible. | ||
Sampling personnel will indicate on the COC which samples require filtration. | Sampling personnel will indicate on the COC which samples require filtration. | ||
2.4.2 Radiological Parameters Groundwater samples will also be collected for radiological site characterization activities. | |||
Parameters Groundwater samples will also be collected for radiological site characterization activities. | |||
The radiological samples will be collected following the collection of non-radiological samples. Radiological sampling is not covered in this FSP. Framatome ANP Environmental Laboratory in Westborough, Massachusetts will conduct the radiological analyses.2.5 SAMPLE SECURITY AND CUSTODY Groundwater samples will be submitted to the laboratory under proper chain-of-custody procedures. | The radiological samples will be collected following the collection of non-radiological samples. Radiological sampling is not covered in this FSP. Framatome ANP Environmental Laboratory in Westborough, Massachusetts will conduct the radiological analyses.2.5 SAMPLE SECURITY AND CUSTODY Groundwater samples will be submitted to the laboratory under proper chain-of-custody procedures. | ||
Non-radiological samples will be preserved on ice or in a refrigerator. | Non-radiological samples will be preserved on ice or in a refrigerator. | ||
Sample handling will be documented using chain-of-custody protocols in accordance with DP-8123, Saraple Security and Chain of Custody.2.6 MANAGEMENT OF INVESTIGATION DERIVED WASTES All purge water generated during well sampling activities will be containerized on-site. The fluids will be screened for radiological constituents. | Sample handling will be documented using chain-of-custody protocols in accordance with DP-8123, Saraple Security and Chain of Custody.2.6 MANAGEMENT OF INVESTIGATION DERIVED WASTES All purge water generated during well sampling activities will be containerized on-site. The fluids will be screened for radiological constituents. | ||
Following screening YNPS personnel will dispose of the wastes in accordance with the applicable YNPS procedures. | Following screening YNPS personnel will dispose of the wastes in accordance with the applicable YNPS procedures. | ||
S E IZ 4 ERNI 4Y.-\'K[E 00 15181 REVISED) 3/15/04 | S E IZ 4 ERNI 4Y.-\'K[E 00 15181 REVISED) 3/15/04 2.7 SCHEDULE The groundwater sampling program is scheduled to begin on 1. March 2004.E5R YANKEE 00 15ISl REVISED 3./ 15/04.......................... | ||
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3.0 QUALTIY ASSURANCE AND QUALTIY CONTROL 3.1 QUALITY ASSURANCE PROJECT PLAN A QAPP has been prepared to provide a standard method of assuring that data collected during site characterization activities is of sufficient quality to support future decisions regarding decommissioning activities and or remedial actions at the site. The primary purpose of the QAPP is to describe the means by which data collected in the field will be validated against predetermined standards, ensuring that data meets minimum quality standards prior to being used for decision-making purposes. | |||
The groundwater sampling program is scheduled to begin on 1. March 2004.E5R YANKEE 00 15ISl REVISED 3./ 15/04.......................... | |||
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ASSURANCE AND QUALTIY CONTROL 3.1 QUALITY ASSURANCE PROJECT PLAN A QAPP has been prepared to provide a standard method of assuring that data collected during site characterization activities is of sufficient quality to support future decisions regarding decommissioning activities and or remedial actions at the site. The primary purpose of the QAPP is to describe the means by which data collected in the field will be validated against predetermined standards, ensuring that data meets minimum quality standards prior to being used for decision-making purposes. | |||
The flow of data is important to data quality, as it ensures that appropriate project personnel have adequate opportunities to review data with importance to future site decisions. | The flow of data is important to data quality, as it ensures that appropriate project personnel have adequate opportunities to review data with importance to future site decisions. | ||
As such, the QAPP specifies the methods and means for ensuring the data generated during site characterization activities serves the purpose of site closure and property transfer.The following provides a list of the sections of the QAPP that are most relevant to the field sampling activities: | As such, the QAPP specifies the methods and means for ensuring the data generated during site characterization activities serves the purpose of site closure and property transfer.The following provides a list of the sections of the QAPP that are most relevant to the field sampling activities: | ||
QAPP Section Topic 9_1 Field Investigation and DocuImentation Procedures | QAPP Section Topic 9_1 Field Investigation and DocuImentation Procedures 9.2 Preparation of Sample Containers 9.3 Decontamination 9.4 Field Equipment Usage and Maintenance 10.A Sample Tracking System 10.2 Sample Custody 13.1 Field Quality Control 3.2 CLEANING AND DECONTAMINATION OF EQUIPMENT To the degree possible, dedicated and/or disposable sampling equipment will be used for sampling. | ||
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9.4 Field Equipment Usage and Maintenance 10.A Sample Tracking System 10.2 Sample Custody 13.1 Field Quality Control 3.2 CLEANING AND DECONTAMINATION OF EQUIPMENT To the degree possible, dedicated and/or disposable sampling equipment will be used for sampling. | |||
Non-dedicated sampling equipment used to collect samples will be cleaned and decontaminated prior to its initial use, between each sampling location and after the final use. The following 2 ERi11I 6 YANKEE 0)0 I5181 REVISL- /1/- | Non-dedicated sampling equipment used to collect samples will be cleaned and decontaminated prior to its initial use, between each sampling location and after the final use. The following 2 ERi11I 6 YANKEE 0)0 I5181 REVISL- /1/- | ||
general procedures will be adhered to concerning decontamination efforts: 1. If visual signs such as discoloration indicate that decontamination was insufficient, the equipment will again be decontaminated. | general procedures will be adhered to concerning decontamination efforts: 1. If visual signs such as discoloration indicate that decontamination was insufficient, the equipment will again be decontaminated. | ||
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The rinsate blanks will be analyzed for the same parameters as the samples that were collected using the equipment. | The rinsate blanks will be analyzed for the same parameters as the samples that were collected using the equipment. | ||
Field duplicates | Field duplicates | ||
-Field duplicates will be collected at the rate of one duplicate per 20 samples. Samples locations where duplicates will be collected are listed in Table 2. Field duplicates will be submitted for the same analyses as the actual sample.Matrix spikes -Matrix spikes will be collected at the rate of one matrix spike and one matrix spike duplicate per 20 samples. Samples locations where matrix spikes will be collected are listed in Table 2.Matrix spikes/matrix spikes duplicates will be analyzed for the same analyses as the actual sample.8 YA~KEL JO 15181 REVISED 3/15184 8 YANKEE 00 15181 REVISED ý/ 15t04 | -Field duplicates will be collected at the rate of one duplicate per 20 samples. Samples locations where duplicates will be collected are listed in Table 2. Field duplicates will be submitted for the same analyses as the actual sample.Matrix spikes -Matrix spikes will be collected at the rate of one matrix spike and one matrix spike duplicate per 20 samples. Samples locations where matrix spikes will be collected are listed in Table 2.Matrix spikes/matrix spikes duplicates will be analyzed for the same analyses as the actual sample.8 YA~KEL JO 15181 REVISED 3/15184 8 YANKEE 00 15181 REVISED ý/ 15t04 4.0 PROJECT DOCUMENTATION Data management tasks pertinent to project documentation and records, laboratory deliverables, data reporting formats, data handling and management, and data review assessment are presented in the QAPP.The following field sample collection records will be completed at the time of sample collection: | ||
DOCUMENTATION Data management tasks pertinent to project documentation and records, laboratory deliverables, data reporting formats, data handling and management, and data review assessment are presented in the QAPP.The following field sample collection records will be completed at the time of sample collection: | |||
* Field logbook" Groundwater sampling field logs" Chain of custody forms" Shipping records (airbills), if any" Telephone logs, as appropriate The project documentation will be provided to the Yankee Environmental Oversight Supervisor at the completion of each sampling event. In addition, any deviations from the FSP will be documented in a memorandum to the Yankee Environmental Oversight Supervisor. | * Field logbook" Groundwater sampling field logs" Chain of custody forms" Shipping records (airbills), if any" Telephone logs, as appropriate The project documentation will be provided to the Yankee Environmental Oversight Supervisor at the completion of each sampling event. In addition, any deviations from the FSP will be documented in a memorandum to the Yankee Environmental Oversight Supervisor. | ||
ERIM 9 YANKEE 00 15181 REVISED) 3/15/0,1 Tables Table I -Groundwater Sampling tocations Field Sampling Phnu Yankee Nuclear Power Station Rowe, MA~ ~--. s 7 S 111c,1hev Bottom-5),j F, ci B-t NE side Fuel Bldg. (RCA) 14-Dec-'77 1022.7 9737 CB-2 North of Office Bidg. (Secondary Side) 21-Apr-93 1014.? 989-7 CB-I Inside Fuel Transfer Enclosure (RCA) 27-Apr-93 1021.1 996.1 CB-3 East of Fire Tank (RCA) 29-Apr-93 1034.3 1021.3 CB-I Old Leach Field (PG&E Property) 5-May-93 978.8 959.8 CB-5 SCFA'(South of Plant) 9-Sep-94 1070.4 1011.4 CB-6 Sherman Spring (PG&E Property) 13-Sep-94 1004.9 979.9 CB-9 Below VC Equipment Hatch (RCA) 19-Sep-94 1021.2 NA CB-8 Northi of Old PCA Warehouse (RCA) 20-Sep-94 1035-2 1016.2 CB-7 PCA Warehouse at WDB wall (RCA) 7- an-9 7 1035.7 1018.7 CB-12 Ash Dewatering Pit-Waste Disposal Bldg. (RCA) 10-Dec-97 1028.6 1022.0 CB-I1A PAB Cubicle Corridor Trench (RCA) 18-Dec-97 10205 1001.5 CB-10 Ion Exchange Pit (RCA) 19-Dec-97 1021.0 1009.5 CWV-6 Wv of Turbine Bldg (Secondary Side) .23-Apr-93 1018.8 996.8 CW-5 S of Service Bide (RCA) 27-Apr-93 1021.0 1004.5 CW-2 W of Safety Injection Tanks (RCA) 29-Apr-93 1032.9 1012.9 CW-3 SE of Ion Exchange Pit (RCA) 3-May-93 1034.5 1011.5 CW-4 NW of PCA Warehouse (RCA) 4-May-93 1035.5 1018.5 CW-7 W of Service Bldg. (Secondary Side) 13-Sep-94 1022.2 991 2 CW-8 SW Turbine Bldg. interior (Secondary side) 14-Sep-94 1022.6 996.6 CW-10 N of Warehouse (Secondar-Side) 8- un-98 1014_0 984.0 CW-ll IPAB N side, LP Pump area down gradient of CB-I IA 11- un-98 10225 10135 OSR-I Old Shooting Range SE of ISFSI (South of plant) 22-Oct-97 1050.6 1037.3 MW-I South wall PAB exterior (RCA) 24-Apr-98 1034.0 1014.0 MW-2 North wall of PAB exterior (RCA), under VC 24-Apr-98 1021.0 1004.0 MW-5 N of PAB (RCA), under VC 13-Oct-99 1021.0 NA MW-6 NW of SI/DG Bldg, W of VC (RCA) 14-Oct-99 1021.0 NA CFW-1 Southeast Construction Fill Area Weltl 13-Dec-99 1060.2 10522 CFW-4 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 13-Dec-99 1074.5 1021.5 CFW-5 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 14-Dec-99 1033.6 1028.6 CFW-6 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 14-Dec-99 1029.6 1023.6 CFW-2 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 15-Dec-99 1072.0 1052.0 CFW-3 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 15-Dec-99 1070.1 10361 CFW-7 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 3-AUn-01 1070.0 1040.0 MW-103[B Outside perimeter fence near Guardhouse 9-jun-03 1003.3 708.4 MW-103C Outside perimeter fence near Guardhouse 1l- un-03 1002.3 877.3 MW-105B W of Service Bldg. (Secondary Side) 18- un-03 1020.3 946.3 MW-105C W of Service Bldg-. (Secondary Side) 18-jun-03 1020.3 983-3 MW-102B Under Northwest Side of VC 13-jul-03 1023.3 893.1 MW-103A Outside perimeter fence near Guardhouse 16-+u1-03 1003.3 977.3 MW-102C Under Northwest Side of VC 25-Jul-03 1023.3 9243 MW-102A Under Northwest Sidetof VC 30- ul-03 1023.3 985.3 MWV-I00B East of Alley 1-Aug-03 1020.3 977.4 MW-100A East of Alley 5-Aug-0 3 10203 1000.3 MW-101B Under South Side of VC 6-Aug-03 1024.3 872 3 MW-1OIC Under South Side of VC 13-Aug-03 1024.3 925.3 MW-104B In Road North of Turbine Building 2 2-Aug-03 1013.3 819.3 MW-104C In Road North of Turbine Building 5-Sep-03 1013.3 916.3 MW-107B Under Northeast Side of VC 12-Sep-03 1022.3 912.6 MW-107C Under Northeast Side of VC MV-1f)71 I JUlr Sicie of VC 18-Sep-03 1022.3 996.3 20-Sep-03 1022.3 942.3 NA -Not Available Page I of 2 Table I -Groundwater Samnp Field Sampling Plan Yankee Nuclear Power Statiog Rowe, MA-oe4Wp A~ppmirnadte | ERIM 9 YANKEE 00 15181 REVISED) 3/15/0,1 Tables Table I -Groundwater Sampling tocations Field Sampling Phnu Yankee Nuclear Power Station Rowe, MA~ ~--. s 7 S 111c,1hev Bottom-5),j F, ci B-t NE side Fuel Bldg. (RCA) 14-Dec-'77 1022.7 9737 CB-2 North of Office Bidg. (Secondary Side) 21-Apr-93 1014.? 989-7 CB-I Inside Fuel Transfer Enclosure (RCA) 27-Apr-93 1021.1 996.1 CB-3 East of Fire Tank (RCA) 29-Apr-93 1034.3 1021.3 CB-I Old Leach Field (PG&E Property) 5-May-93 978.8 959.8 CB-5 SCFA'(South of Plant) 9-Sep-94 1070.4 1011.4 CB-6 Sherman Spring (PG&E Property) 13-Sep-94 1004.9 979.9 CB-9 Below VC Equipment Hatch (RCA) 19-Sep-94 1021.2 NA CB-8 Northi of Old PCA Warehouse (RCA) 20-Sep-94 1035-2 1016.2 CB-7 PCA Warehouse at WDB wall (RCA) 7- an-9 7 1035.7 1018.7 CB-12 Ash Dewatering Pit-Waste Disposal Bldg. (RCA) 10-Dec-97 1028.6 1022.0 CB-I1A PAB Cubicle Corridor Trench (RCA) 18-Dec-97 10205 1001.5 CB-10 Ion Exchange Pit (RCA) 19-Dec-97 1021.0 1009.5 CWV-6 Wv of Turbine Bldg (Secondary Side) .23-Apr-93 1018.8 996.8 CW-5 S of Service Bide (RCA) 27-Apr-93 1021.0 1004.5 CW-2 W of Safety Injection Tanks (RCA) 29-Apr-93 1032.9 1012.9 CW-3 SE of Ion Exchange Pit (RCA) 3-May-93 1034.5 1011.5 CW-4 NW of PCA Warehouse (RCA) 4-May-93 1035.5 1018.5 CW-7 W of Service Bldg. (Secondary Side) 13-Sep-94 1022.2 991 2 CW-8 SW Turbine Bldg. interior (Secondary side) 14-Sep-94 1022.6 996.6 CW-10 N of Warehouse (Secondar-Side) 8- un-98 1014_0 984.0 CW-ll IPAB N side, LP Pump area down gradient of CB-I IA 11- un-98 10225 10135 OSR-I Old Shooting Range SE of ISFSI (South of plant) 22-Oct-97 1050.6 1037.3 MW-I South wall PAB exterior (RCA) 24-Apr-98 1034.0 1014.0 MW-2 North wall of PAB exterior (RCA), under VC 24-Apr-98 1021.0 1004.0 MW-5 N of PAB (RCA), under VC 13-Oct-99 1021.0 NA MW-6 NW of SI/DG Bldg, W of VC (RCA) 14-Oct-99 1021.0 NA CFW-1 Southeast Construction Fill Area Weltl 13-Dec-99 1060.2 10522 CFW-4 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 13-Dec-99 1074.5 1021.5 CFW-5 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 14-Dec-99 1033.6 1028.6 CFW-6 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 14-Dec-99 1029.6 1023.6 CFW-2 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 15-Dec-99 1072.0 1052.0 CFW-3 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 15-Dec-99 1070.1 10361 CFW-7 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 3-AUn-01 1070.0 1040.0 MW-103[B Outside perimeter fence near Guardhouse 9-jun-03 1003.3 708.4 MW-103C Outside perimeter fence near Guardhouse 1l- un-03 1002.3 877.3 MW-105B W of Service Bldg. (Secondary Side) 18- un-03 1020.3 946.3 MW-105C W of Service Bldg-. (Secondary Side) 18-jun-03 1020.3 983-3 MW-102B Under Northwest Side of VC 13-jul-03 1023.3 893.1 MW-103A Outside perimeter fence near Guardhouse 16-+u1-03 1003.3 977.3 MW-102C Under Northwest Side of VC 25-Jul-03 1023.3 9243 MW-102A Under Northwest Sidetof VC 30- ul-03 1023.3 985.3 MWV-I00B East of Alley 1-Aug-03 1020.3 977.4 MW-100A East of Alley 5-Aug-0 3 10203 1000.3 MW-101B Under South Side of VC 6-Aug-03 1024.3 872 3 MW-1OIC Under South Side of VC 13-Aug-03 1024.3 925.3 MW-104B In Road North of Turbine Building 2 2-Aug-03 1013.3 819.3 MW-104C In Road North of Turbine Building 5-Sep-03 1013.3 916.3 MW-107B Under Northeast Side of VC 12-Sep-03 1022.3 912.6 MW-107C Under Northeast Side of VC MV-1f)71 I JUlr Sicie of VC 18-Sep-03 1022.3 996.3 20-Sep-03 1022.3 942.3 NA -Not Available Page I of 2 Table I -Groundwater Samnp Field Sampling Plan Yankee Nuclear Power Statiog Rowe, MA-oe4Wp A~ppmirnadte | ||
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The data generated under the FSP will be validated and input into the site database. | The data generated under the FSP will be validated and input into the site database. | ||
The results from the sampling round will be used in conjunction with Data Usability reports that are being prepared regarding the historic data to determine the need for, and scope of, future sediment E R-%I YANKEE 2107 S/I/03 sampling events. The data will also be used to support human health and ecological risk assessments that will be prepared as part of the site closure program.The scope of the Sediment FSP includes sampling of sediments in Sherman Reservoir, Wheeler Brook, West Storm Drain, and the Deerfield River (see Table 1 for a summary of sediment sampling locations). | The results from the sampling round will be used in conjunction with Data Usability reports that are being prepared regarding the historic data to determine the need for, and scope of, future sediment E R-%I YANKEE 2107 S/I/03 sampling events. The data will also be used to support human health and ecological risk assessments that will be prepared as part of the site closure program.The scope of the Sediment FSP includes sampling of sediments in Sherman Reservoir, Wheeler Brook, West Storm Drain, and the Deerfield River (see Table 1 for a summary of sediment sampling locations). | ||
ERNa~2 YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 | ERNa~2 YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 2.0 SEDIMENT SAMPLING PROGRAM 2.1 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES YNPS Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) applicable to the sediment investigation include: " DP-8124 Collection of Pond Sediment Samples for Site Characterization" DP-8123 Sample Security and Chain of Custody* DP-8120 Collection of Site Characterization and Site Release Samples Appendix A contains the YNPS SOPs applicable to this FSP.2.2 SAMPLE LOCATIONS AND DESIGNATIONS A list of locations to be sampled for sediment is provided in Table 1. The sediment sample locations are shown in Figure 1 and background locations are shown in Figure 2.The sampling program was developed based on the location of the YNPS National Pollution Elimination System (NPDES) outfall locations and site topography. | ||
SAMPLING PROGRAM 2.1 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES YNPS Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) applicable to the sediment investigation include: " DP-8124 Collection of Pond Sediment Samples for Site Characterization" DP-8123 Sample Security and Chain of Custody* DP-8120 Collection of Site Characterization and Site Release Samples Appendix A contains the YNPS SOPs applicable to this FSP.2.2 SAMPLE LOCATIONS AND DESIGNATIONS A list of locations to be sampled for sediment is provided in Table 1. The sediment sample locations are shown in Figure 1 and background locations are shown in Figure 2.The sampling program was developed based on the location of the YNPS National Pollution Elimination System (NPDES) outfall locations and site topography. | |||
As shown in Figure 1, YNPS has three NPDES outfall locations: | As shown in Figure 1, YNPS has three NPDES outfall locations: | ||
Outfall Processes Receiving Body 003/005 Stormwater from eastern portion of YNPS Sherman Reservoir 001/010 Discharge from circulating water system and Sherman Reservoir service water system 002/004 Stormwater from western portion of YNPS West Storm Drain As noted in Section 1.2, areas that are currently targeted for sediment remnediation due to the release of PCB-containing paint chips are shown in Figure 1. Since it is expected that those areas will be excavated, they were excluded from the sediment characterization program.Within Sherman Reservoir, sediment cores will be collected to a depth of 18 inches. The sediment samples will be collected at five intervals from E RA 3 E3YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 the shoreline: | Outfall Processes Receiving Body 003/005 Stormwater from eastern portion of YNPS Sherman Reservoir 001/010 Discharge from circulating water system and Sherman Reservoir service water system 002/004 Stormwater from western portion of YNPS West Storm Drain As noted in Section 1.2, areas that are currently targeted for sediment remnediation due to the release of PCB-containing paint chips are shown in Figure 1. Since it is expected that those areas will be excavated, they were excluded from the sediment characterization program.Within Sherman Reservoir, sediment cores will be collected to a depth of 18 inches. The sediment samples will be collected at five intervals from E RA 3 E3YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 the shoreline: | ||
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Samples will be preserved on ice or in a refrigerator and sample handling will be documented using chain-of-custody protocols in accordance with DP-8123, Sample Security and Chain of Custody.2.6 MANAGEMENT OF INVESTIGATION DERIVED WASTES Sediment sampling waste will be containerized on-site. The wastes will be screened for radiological constituents. | Samples will be preserved on ice or in a refrigerator and sample handling will be documented using chain-of-custody protocols in accordance with DP-8123, Sample Security and Chain of Custody.2.6 MANAGEMENT OF INVESTIGATION DERIVED WASTES Sediment sampling waste will be containerized on-site. The wastes will be screened for radiological constituents. | ||
Following screening YNPS personnel will dispose of the wastes in accordance with the applicable YNPS procedures. | Following screening YNPS personnel will dispose of the wastes in accordance with the applicable YNPS procedures. | ||
2.7 SCHEDULE The sediment-sampling program is scheduled to begin on 12 August 2003.The completion schedule for the sampling activities is dependent on field 6 YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 conditions, but is scheduled to be completed within two weeks of commencement. | |||
ERAI 7 YA>4KFF '107 S!8/03 E I,\I 7 YANKEE 2107 81/8/03 3.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL 0 3.1 QUALITY ASSURANCE PROJECT PLAN A QAPP has been prepared to provide a standard method of assuring that data collected during site characterization activities is of sufficient quality to support future decisions regarding decommissioning activities and or remedial actions at the site. The primary purpose of the QAPP is to describe the means by which data collected in the field will be validated against predetermined standards, ensuring that data meets minimum quality standards prior to being used for decision-making purposes. | |||
The sediment-sampling program is scheduled to begin on 12 August 2003.The completion schedule for the sampling activities is dependent on field 6 YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 conditions, but is scheduled to be completed within two weeks of commencement. | |||
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ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL 0 3.1 QUALITY ASSURANCE PROJECT PLAN A QAPP has been prepared to provide a standard method of assuring that data collected during site characterization activities is of sufficient quality to support future decisions regarding decommissioning activities and or remedial actions at the site. The primary purpose of the QAPP is to describe the means by which data collected in the field will be validated against predetermined standards, ensuring that data meets minimum quality standards prior to being used for decision-making purposes. | |||
The flow of data is important to data quality, as it ensures that appropriate project personnel have adequate opportunities to review data with importance to future site decisions. | The flow of data is important to data quality, as it ensures that appropriate project personnel have adequate opportunities to review data with importance to future site decisions. | ||
As such, the QAPP specifies the methods and means for ensuring the data generated during site characterization activities is of a quality necessary to serve its intended purpose.The following provides a list of the sections of the QAPP that are most relevant to the field sampling activities: | As such, the QAPP specifies the methods and means for ensuring the data generated during site characterization activities is of a quality necessary to serve its intended purpose.The following provides a list of the sections of the QAPP that are most relevant to the field sampling activities: | ||
QAPP Section Topic 9.1 Field Investigation and Documentation Procedures | QAPP Section Topic 9.1 Field Investigation and Documentation Procedures 9.2 Preparation of Sample Containers 9.3 Decontamination 9.4 Field Equipment Usage and Maihntenance 10.1 Sample Tracking System 102 Sample Custody 13.1 Field Quality Control 3.2 CLEANING AND DECONTAMINATION OF EQUIPMENT To the degree possible, dedicated and/or disposable sampling equipment will be used for sampling. | ||
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9.4 Field Equipment Usage and Maihntenance 10.1 Sample Tracking System 102 Sample Custody 13.1 Field Quality Control 3.2 CLEANING AND DECONTAMINATION OF EQUIPMENT To the degree possible, dedicated and/or disposable sampling equipment will be used for sampling. | |||
Non-dedicated sampling equipment used to collect samples will be cleaned and decontaminated prior to its initial use, between each sampling location and after the final use. The following ERMv 8 YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 general procedures will be adhered to concerning decontamination efforts: 1. If visual signs such as discoloration indicate that decontamination was insufficient, the equipment will again be decontaminated. | Non-dedicated sampling equipment used to collect samples will be cleaned and decontaminated prior to its initial use, between each sampling location and after the final use. The following ERMv 8 YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 general procedures will be adhered to concerning decontamination efforts: 1. If visual signs such as discoloration indicate that decontamination was insufficient, the equipment will again be decontaminated. | ||
If the situation persists, the equipment will be taken out of service until the situation can be corrected. | If the situation persists, the equipment will be taken out of service until the situation can be corrected. | ||
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ENCLOSURES DP-8124 -Pgs. 1-3 DPF-8124.1 | ENCLOSURES DP-8124 -Pgs. 1-3 DPF-8124.1 | ||
-Rev. 3 REFERENCES | -Rev. 3 REFERENCES | ||
: 1. DP-8123, "Sample Security and Chain of Custody" 2. E-Lab 605 "E-LAB RECORD KEEPING AND RETENTION SAMPLE SUBMISSION FORM RECORDS," Framatome ANP Environmental Lab 3. AP-9601, "YNPS Site Characterization and Site Release QAPP for Non-Radiological Sample Data Quality" 4. AP-0626,. "Job Hazard Assessment" DISCUSSION Sediment samples are collected as grab samples from the bottom of a pond, and should tontain at least one kilogram of soil- Each sample is assigned a unique sample ID number.The quality control program plan (QAP?) for non-radiological sample data quality is described in reference | : 1. DP-8123, "Sample Security and Chain of Custody" 2. E-Lab 605 "E-LAB RECORD KEEPING AND RETENTION SAMPLE SUBMISSION FORM RECORDS," Framatome ANP Environmental Lab 3. AP-9601, "YNPS Site Characterization and Site Release QAPP for Non-Radiological Sample Data Quality" 4. AP-0626,. "Job Hazard Assessment" DISCUSSION Sediment samples are collected as grab samples from the bottom of a pond, and should tontain at least one kilogram of soil- Each sample is assigned a unique sample ID number.The quality control program plan (QAP?) for non-radiological sample data quality is described in reference | ||
: 3. Quality control measures are an integral part of all activities related to obtaining and testing of samples. These measures are intended to help assure the accuracy of all data. They include but are not limited to the following: | : 3. Quality control measures are an integral part of all activities related to obtaining and testing of samples. These measures are intended to help assure the accuracy of all data. They include but are not limited to the following: | ||
0 Tmnl ementat ion nf a] 1 twnrk ha'zp,- cn wri tton nroduo Activity direction and documentation by Assigned Personnel Site Assigned Site Personnel means Safety Oversight personnel or designee-<.Performance of key activi:ies with experienced personnel* -.Documentation of work in a permanent, bound field log book* -Prevention of the use of cnontaminated tools and materials& Analysis of blind/duplicate samples Use of sample analysis labs with QA/QC programs* Chain-of-custody documentation of samples* DCC retention of all related documentation of samples PREREQUISITES Obtain the equipment/materials needed to perform the required task(s) from the following list prior to starting this procedure: | 0 Tmnl ementat ion nf a] 1 twnrk ha'zp,- cn wri tton nroduo Activity direction and documentation by Assigned Personnel Site Assigned Site Personnel means Safety Oversight personnel or designee-<.Performance of key activi:ies with experienced personnel* -.Documentation of work in a permanent, bound field log book* -Prevention of the use of cnontaminated tools and materials& Analysis of blind/duplicate samples Use of sample analysis labs with QA/QC programs* Chain-of-custody documentation of samples* DCC retention of all related documentation of samples PREREQUISITES Obtain the equipment/materials needed to perform the required task(s) from the following list prior to starting this procedure: | ||
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: 9. Label sample container with:* Sample I.D.* Date and Time* Initials of sampler 10. Record all appropriate information in a Permanently Bound Log Book and later transpose all pertinent information onto the sample log form, DPF-8124.1. | : 9. Label sample container with:* Sample I.D.* Date and Time* Initials of sampler 10. Record all appropriate information in a Permanently Bound Log Book and later transpose all pertinent information onto the sample log form, DPF-8124.1. | ||
: 11. Provide a sample description for DPF-8124.1. | : 11. Provide a sample description for DPF-8124.1. | ||
: 12. Prior to taking subsequent samples, rinse all sampling tools clean of sample material with ambient pond water.13. Prepare chain of custody paper work, per Reference 1, for each sample.14. Deliver samples to the YNPS Safety Oversight Department for analysis, or arrange for shipment to an alternate lab.15. For samples submitted to the Frarnatome ANP Environmental Lab, form E-Lab 605.1 (Reference | : 12. Prior to taking subsequent samples, rinse all sampling tools clean of sample material with ambient pond water.13. Prepare chain of custody paper work, per Reference 1, for each sample.14. Deliver samples to the YNPS Safety Oversight Department for analysis, or arrange for shipment to an alternate lab.15. For samples submitted to the Frarnatome ANP Environmental Lab, form E-Lab 605.1 (Reference | ||
: 2) will be filled out and sent with the samples.16. Request a gamma isotopic analysis of the samples. Normally these samples will be analyzed to the environmental sediment lower limit of detection. | : 2) will be filled out and sent with the samples.16. Request a gamma isotopic analysis of the samples. Normally these samples will be analyzed to the environmental sediment lower limit of detection. | ||
0-) DP-8124 Rev. 3 NOTE: If any of the samples contain plant related radioactivity, contact the Radwaste Coordinator for sample shipment to any off-site laboratory. | 0-) DP-8124 Rev. 3 NOTE: If any of the samples contain plant related radioactivity, contact the Radwaste Coordinator for sample shipment to any off-site laboratory. | ||
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Media Code ground water WG surface water .WF river water WR estuary water WE sea water WS effluent water EW soil TS sediment SE asphalt AS vegetation TG concrete CT smear SM other (specify)Sample Type Code grab G composite C core CR duplicate D split S field blank FB rinsate RB blank matrix MS spike matrix MSD spike duplicate other (specify)Container Code Type bag, plastic EP bag, cloth BC plastic glass G amber glass A vial V steel can SC other (specify) | Media Code ground water WG surface water .WF river water WR estuary water WE sea water WS effluent water EW soil TS sediment SE asphalt AS vegetation TG concrete CT smear SM other (specify)Sample Type Code grab G composite C core CR duplicate D split S field blank FB rinsate RB blank matrix MS spike matrix MSD spike duplicate other (specify)Container Code Type bag, plastic EP bag, cloth BC plastic glass G amber glass A vial V steel can SC other (specify) | ||
----Yankee Atomnic Electric CompanyC1 o C cl R or 49 Yankee Road, Rowe, MA 01367 Clain of Custody Record N2 413-424-5261 Project Name: Analyses Requested Lab Use Only YAEC Contact Name & Phone: Comments: Lab (Name, City, State): Media Sample Contain.Analytical Code Type cr Siae &Code Type Requested Testing Completion Date: Code Sample Designation Date Time Comment, Lab Sample ID Sample__Designation_ | ----Yankee Atomnic Electric CompanyC1 o C cl R or 49 Yankee Road, Rowe, MA 01367 Clain of Custody Record N2 413-424-5261 Project Name: Analyses Requested Lab Use Only YAEC Contact Name & Phone: Comments: Lab (Name, City, State): Media Sample Contain.Analytical Code Type cr Siae &Code Type Requested Testing Completion Date: Code Sample Designation Date Time Comment, Lab Sample ID Sample__Designation_ | ||
Date_ TePreservation II NOTES: Samples Shipped Via: Internal Container Fed Ex Temp.: -Deg.1) Sampled By Date/Time | Date_ TePreservation II NOTES: Samples Shipped Via: Internal Container Fed Ex Temp.: -Deg.1) Sampled By Date/Time | ||
: 2) Received By Date/Time 0 UPS[] Hand El Other Custody Sealed?3) Relinquished By Date/Time | : 2) Received By Date/Time 0 UPS[] Hand El Other Custody Sealed?3) Relinquished By Date/Time | ||
: 4) Received By Date/Time Y. -N 0 5) Relinquished By Date/Time | : 4) Received By Date/Time Y. -N 0 5) Relinquished By Date/Time | ||
: 6) Received By Date/Time Custody Seal Intac Bill of Lading 9 Y 1 ND 7) Relinquished By Date/Time | : 6) Received By Date/Time Custody Seal Intac Bill of Lading 9 Y 1 ND 7) Relinquished By Date/Time | ||
: 8) Received By Date/Time DPF.8123.1 Rev, 7 A'I.,'ns SoBcay A DP -8120 Collection of Site Characterization aid Site Release Samples Proc. No. DP-8120 Rev. No. 7 Issue Date 06/2001 Review Date 05/2006 COLLECTION, OF SITE CHARACTERIZATION AND SITE RELEASE SAMPLES SCOPE To provide instructions for the collection of surface and subsurface soils, shoreline sediments, asphalt and liquids. This procedure also provides instruction for the collection of soil, asphalt and concrete from ongoing or completed excavations, and the decontamination of equipment Used to collect the samples. This procedure is intended to be used during the decommissioning period for both radiological and nonradiological site characterization and site release sampling.Concrete core sampling is addressed in Procedure DP-8121.Split spoon sampling is addressed in Procedure DP-8122.Pond sediment sampling is addressed in Procedure DP-8124.Groundwater monitoring is addressed in Procedure DP-9745.ENCLOSURES DP-8120 Pgs. 1-10 Table 1 -Pg. 1 -Rev. 7 Appendix A -Pgs. 1-4 -Rev. 7 Appendix B -Pgs. 1-2 -Rev. 7 DPF-8120.1 | : 8) Received By Date/Time DPF.8123.1 Rev, 7 A'I.,'ns SoBcay A DP -8120 Collection of Site Characterization aid Site Release Samples Proc. No. DP-8120 Rev. No. 7 Issue Date 06/2001 Review Date 05/2006 COLLECTION, OF SITE CHARACTERIZATION AND SITE RELEASE SAMPLES SCOPE To provide instructions for the collection of surface and subsurface soils, shoreline sediments, asphalt and liquids. This procedure also provides instruction for the collection of soil, asphalt and concrete from ongoing or completed excavations, and the decontamination of equipment Used to collect the samples. This procedure is intended to be used during the decommissioning period for both radiological and nonradiological site characterization and site release sampling.Concrete core sampling is addressed in Procedure DP-8121.Split spoon sampling is addressed in Procedure DP-8122.Pond sediment sampling is addressed in Procedure DP-8124.Groundwater monitoring is addressed in Procedure DP-9745.ENCLOSURES DP-8120 Pgs. 1-10 Table 1 -Pg. 1 -Rev. 7 Appendix A -Pgs. 1-4 -Rev. 7 Appendix B -Pgs. 1-2 -Rev. 7 DPF-8120.1 | ||
-Rev. 7 I DPF-8120.2 | -Rev. 7 I DPF-8120.2 | ||
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Field Log Book Location marking supplies, e.g.. spray paint and stakes 50 or 100-foot tape measure* Digging implements, e.g., :trowel or shovel Soil auger Soil core sampler Sample containers, e.g., "ZipTop" plastic bags or paint cans Plastic bags (approx. 10 gal- size) for vegetation collection | Field Log Book Location marking supplies, e.g.. spray paint and stakes 50 or 100-foot tape measure* Digging implements, e.g., :trowel or shovel Soil auger Soil core sampler Sample containers, e.g., "ZipTop" plastic bags or paint cans Plastic bags (approx. 10 gal- size) for vegetation collection | ||
,_Aluminum Foil Ha.-amer drill or demolition-tool, with chisel or asphalt bits Hearing and eye protection DP-8120 Rev. 7"Grass clippers"* Pruning shears* Indelible pen* 'Latex (or equivalent) gloves--:GM frisker* Equipment cleaning supplies: Clean water Brushes Laboratory grade detergent (such as Alconox)Paper towels Trash bag for solid waste Methanol* Concrete coring or cutting equipment: | ,_Aluminum Foil Ha.-amer drill or demolition-tool, with chisel or asphalt bits Hearing and eye protection DP-8120 Rev. 7"Grass clippers"* Pruning shears* Indelible pen* 'Latex (or equivalent) gloves--:GM frisker* Equipment cleaning supplies: Clean water Brushes Laboratory grade detergent (such as Alconox)Paper towels Trash bag for solid waste Methanol* Concrete coring or cutting equipment: | ||
Drill rig, bits and extensions Hilti drill and bits Water hose Electrical extension cord, w/ GFCI'Adjustable wrench, hammer-'Hearing and eye protection PROMDI7XX A. SAMPLING CONTAINERS, PRESERVATION REQUIREMENTS, AND HOLDING TIMES FOR SOIL AND LIQUID SAMPLES The type of sample container, volume required for analysis, and the maximum holding time for various constituents and media are) presented in Appendix A.B. SOIL and SEDIMENT SAkMPLING NOTE: These sampling techniques are not appropriate for soil and sediment collected for Volatile Organic Analysis (VOC) .In addition, stainless steel tools or equivalent are to be used for the collection of samples for nonradiological analysis.1. if soil is under a paved area or concrete floor, remove the asphalt or concrete.a. If an asphalt sample is to be collected, perform Section C before proceeding to step B.3.b. If a concrete sample: is, to be collected, refer to* Reference | Drill rig, bits and extensions Hilti drill and bits Water hose Electrical extension cord, w/ GFCI'Adjustable wrench, hammer-'Hearing and eye protection PROMDI7XX A. SAMPLING CONTAINERS, PRESERVATION REQUIREMENTS, AND HOLDING TIMES FOR SOIL AND LIQUID SAMPLES The type of sample container, volume required for analysis, and the maximum holding time for various constituents and media are) presented in Appendix A.B. SOIL and SEDIMENT SAkMPLING NOTE: These sampling techniques are not appropriate for soil and sediment collected for Volatile Organic Analysis (VOC) .In addition, stainless steel tools or equivalent are to be used for the collection of samples for nonradiological analysis.1. if soil is under a paved area or concrete floor, remove the asphalt or concrete.a. If an asphalt sample is to be collected, perform Section C before proceeding to step B.3.b. If a concrete sample: is, to be collected, refer to* Reference | ||
: 1. -2. If required, cut vegetation to approximately the soil surface level, and remove any uiitte'n nthe ground sur-face (e.g., stones or dead/dry sticks and leaves that are not part of the soil humus layer).NOTE: If desired, cut vegetation may be saved for a separate* analysis. | : 1. -2. If required, cut vegetation to approximately the soil surface level, and remove any uiitte'n nthe ground sur-face (e.g., stones or dead/dry sticks and leaves that are not part of the soil humus layer).NOTE: If desired, cut vegetation may be saved for a separate* analysis. | ||
In such a case, cut the vegetation over a measured area (e g. 7 one square meter), recording that area in the Field Log Book and place in a plastic bag.3. Using a new or decontaminated (according to Section H of this procedure) stainless steel or equivalent tool (i.e.trowel, shovel, hand auger, etc.), remove soil or sediment at the selected sampling location (or locations for composite sampling) to the desired depth. DP-8120 Rev. 7 NOTE: Ideally enough soil should be collected to provide for a one liter sample after preparation. | In such a case, cut the vegetation over a measured area (e g. 7 one square meter), recording that area in the Field Log Book and place in a plastic bag.3. Using a new or decontaminated (according to Section H of this procedure) stainless steel or equivalent tool (i.e.trowel, shovel, hand auger, etc.), remove soil or sediment at the selected sampling location (or locations for composite sampling) to the desired depth. DP-8120 Rev. 7 NOTE: Ideally enough soil should be collected to provide for a one liter sample after preparation. | ||
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_ I Filterable residue P,G 4 0 C 100 ml 7 days Nonfilterable residue P,G. 4C 100 ml 7 days Hydrogen ion (pH) PO None required N/A Analyze immediately Nitrogen, nitrate P PC 40C, H 2 SO 4 to pH <2 100 ml 28 days nitrite Conductance P,G None required 100 ml 28 days Temperature P,G None reqli red N/A Analyze immediately Dissolved oxygen G None required 500 ml Analyze immediately Turbidity P,G 4% 100 ml 48 hours Settleable Solids P,G None required 1000 ml A48 hours Total organic carbon P,C,'' 4°C, HCl or HSO, to 25 ml or 10 g 28 days (water and soil)pH <2 Chromium (VI) P,G,T V°C 200 g 24 hours (water and soil)t Mercury ,P,G,T HNO, to pH <2, 40C 100 ml or 10 g 28 days (water and soil)Metals (except chromium P,G,T HNO 1 to pH <2, 40C 200 ml or 10 g 180 days (water and soil)(VI) and mercury) (1 liter or 500 g Includes Radiolotlical for radiological) a .b.c.d.e.Polyethylene (P); glass(G): | _ I Filterable residue P,G 4 0 C 100 ml 7 days Nonfilterable residue P,G. 4C 100 ml 7 days Hydrogen ion (pH) PO None required N/A Analyze immediately Nitrogen, nitrate P PC 40C, H 2 SO 4 to pH <2 100 ml 28 days nitrite Conductance P,G None required 100 ml 28 days Temperature P,G None reqli red N/A Analyze immediately Dissolved oxygen G None required 500 ml Analyze immediately Turbidity P,G 4% 100 ml 48 hours Settleable Solids P,G None required 1000 ml A48 hours Total organic carbon P,C,'' 4°C, HCl or HSO, to 25 ml or 10 g 28 days (water and soil)pH <2 Chromium (VI) P,G,T V°C 200 g 24 hours (water and soil)t Mercury ,P,G,T HNO, to pH <2, 40C 100 ml or 10 g 28 days (water and soil)Metals (except chromium P,G,T HNO 1 to pH <2, 40C 200 ml or 10 g 180 days (water and soil)(VI) and mercury) (1 liter or 500 g Includes Radiolotlical for radiological) a .b.c.d.e.Polyethylene (P); glass(G): | ||
brass sleeves in the sample barrel, sometimes called California brass (T)No pH adjustment for soil.Preservation with 0,008 percent NAS 2 O, is only required when residual chlorine is present.Samples collected for radiological analysis do not require cooling to 4 0 C.Do not acidify solutions to be analyzed for isotopes of Carbon, Technicium and Iodine.The maximum recommended holding time for completion of extraction into water is 48 hours. The extract shall be analyzed within 24 hours of completion of extraction. | brass sleeves in the sample barrel, sometimes called California brass (T)No pH adjustment for soil.Preservation with 0,008 percent NAS 2 O, is only required when residual chlorine is present.Samples collected for radiological analysis do not require cooling to 4 0 C.Do not acidify solutions to be analyzed for isotopes of Carbon, Technicium and Iodine.The maximum recommended holding time for completion of extraction into water is 48 hours. The extract shall be analyzed within 24 hours of completion of extraction. | ||
0 0 Appendix A ev,. 7 Nqea Container Preservation Minlmum Sa=ple Kaximum Holding Time I I I, Volumte or Weight Total petroleum G, Teflon -lined 4QC,HCI to pH<2 2 x 40 ml or 14 days (water and soil); 7 days if hydrocarbons (TTPH) -septum, T 4 ounces unpreserved by acid volatile Total petroleum 4 0 C 1 liter or I days until extraction and 40 days hydrocarbons (TPH) -ounces after extraction (water); 14 days extractable until extraction and 40 days after extraction (soil)Volatile aromatics | 0 0 Appendix A ev,. 7 Nqea Container Preservation Minlmum Sa=ple Kaximum Holding Time I I I, Volumte or Weight Total petroleum G, Teflon -lined 4QC,HCI to pH<2 2 x 40 ml or 14 days (water and soil); 7 days if hydrocarbons (TTPH) -septum, T 4 ounces unpreserved by acid volatile Total petroleum 4 0 C 1 liter or I days until extraction and 40 days hydrocarbons (TPH) -ounces after extraction (water); 14 days extractable until extraction and 40 days after extraction (soil)Volatile aromatics | ||
:: .TeflonT -. lined 41C, HCU, Lu p01<2, 2 x 40 ml or 14 days (water arid soil); 7 days it septum,T 0.008% Na 2 S2O1 4 ounces unpreserved by acid Halogenated volatiles G, Teflon -lined 4 0 C, HCI to pf1<2, 2 x 40 ml or 14 days (water and soil); 7 days if septum,T 0.008% NaISa1 4 ounces unpreserved by acid Nitrosamines G, Teflon -lined 4 0 C I liter or 10 9 7 days until extraction and 40 days cap, T after extraction (water) ; 14 days until extraction and 40 days after extraction (soil)Chlorinated herbicides G, Teflon -lined 4 0 C, pH 5-9 1 liter or 10 g 7 days until extraction and 40 days cap, T after extraction (water); 14 days until extraction and 40 days after extraction (soil)a. Polyethylene (P); glass(G); | :: .TeflonT -. lined 41C, HCU, Lu p01<2, 2 x 40 ml or 14 days (water arid soil); 7 days it septum,T 0.008% Na 2 S2O1 4 ounces unpreserved by acid Halogenated volatiles G, Teflon -lined 4 0 C, HCI to pf1<2, 2 x 40 ml or 14 days (water and soil); 7 days if septum,T 0.008% NaISa1 4 ounces unpreserved by acid Nitrosamines G, Teflon -lined 4 0 C I liter or 10 9 7 days until extraction and 40 days cap, T after extraction (water) ; 14 days until extraction and 40 days after extraction (soil)Chlorinated herbicides G, Teflon -lined 4 0 C, pH 5-9 1 liter or 10 g 7 days until extraction and 40 days cap, T after extraction (water); 14 days until extraction and 40 days after extraction (soil)a. Polyethylene (P); glass(G); | ||
brass sleeves in the sample barrel, sometimes called California brass (T).b. No pH adJusts neilt tot soi I, 1 " :ý ,.. ....c. Preservation with 0.008 percent NASO, is only required when residual chlorine is present, DP-8120 Avpendix A Rev, 7 Name Container Preservation Minimum Saarme Maximum Holding Time I jba, j Volume or W:ight Organochlorine G, Teflon -lined 4 C, pH 5-9 1 liter or 30 Y 7 days until extraction and 40 days pesticides and cap), T after extraction (water); 14 days polychlorinated until extraction and 40 days after biphenyls (PCOs) extraction (soil)Organophosphorus G, Teflon -lined 4oC, pH 5-9 1 liter or 7 days until extraction and 40 days pesticides/ | brass sleeves in the sample barrel, sometimes called California brass (T).b. No pH adJusts neilt tot soi I, 1 " :ý ,.. ....c. Preservation with 0.008 percent NASO, is only required when residual chlorine is present, DP-8120 Avpendix A Rev, 7 Name Container Preservation Minimum Saarme Maximum Holding Time I jba, j Volume or W:ight Organochlorine G, Teflon -lined 4 C, pH 5-9 1 liter or 30 Y 7 days until extraction and 40 days pesticides and cap), T after extraction (water); 14 days polychlorinated until extraction and 40 days after biphenyls (PCOs) extraction (soil)Organophosphorus G, Teflon -lined 4oC, pH 5-9 1 liter or 7 days until extraction and 40 days pesticides/ | ||
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<MDL unless otherwise noted ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor Page 3 of 4 DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-101B ERM Boston, MA 02116 1 FID Cone. Lab Sample 8 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration I Recovery Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth i (ppm) ItS I & Analyses*-66 --67 --68 --69 --70 --71 --72 --73 --74 --75 .-76 .-77 .-78 ,-79 _-80 --81 --82 --83 .-84 --86 --87 --88 --89 .-90 --91 .-92 --93 --94 --95 .-96 --97-98 --99 --100 --101-102-S103 104-105.CLAY 5, 5'_ 0-l': Gray, Silty Till, some Gravel; moist.1'-5': Gray, very dense, silty Clay, some-Cobbles/Boulders; dry.65'-70'0.0 CLAY 5' 3' Gray, very dense, Silty Clay, some Cobbles/Boulders; dry. 70'-73' 0.0 Brown to gray-brown, dense to very dense, moderately SAND & SILT 4.5' 4.5' -well sorted fine Sand and Silt, little Clay, some to little 73'-77.5 0.0-Gravel, little Pebbles, trace Cobbles; moist.0-2': Brown fine to coarse, well sorted loose SAND; wet.-2'-4': Olive, very fine SAND and Silt, poorly sorted, GW-4 -SAND 6.5' 6.5' dense; wet. 77.5'-84 0.0 VOC-4'-6.5': Olive Silt, very dense and fine subangular Gravel, 8260B-unsorted, 2-5mm stringers of fine Sand; moist.-0-2': Brown-Gray, medium loose to medium dense, coarse to fine SAND and SILT, some angular Gravel; wet.-2'-5.5': | <MDL unless otherwise noted ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor Page 3 of 4 DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-101B ERM Boston, MA 02116 1 FID Cone. Lab Sample 8 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration I Recovery Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth i (ppm) ItS I & Analyses*-66 --67 --68 --69 --70 --71 --72 --73 --74 --75 .-76 .-77 .-78 ,-79 _-80 --81 --82 --83 .-84 --86 --87 --88 --89 .-90 --91 .-92 --93 --94 --95 .-96 --97-98 --99 --100 --101-102-S103 104-105.CLAY 5, 5'_ 0-l': Gray, Silty Till, some Gravel; moist.1'-5': Gray, very dense, silty Clay, some-Cobbles/Boulders; dry.65'-70'0.0 CLAY 5' 3' Gray, very dense, Silty Clay, some Cobbles/Boulders; dry. 70'-73' 0.0 Brown to gray-brown, dense to very dense, moderately SAND & SILT 4.5' 4.5' -well sorted fine Sand and Silt, little Clay, some to little 73'-77.5 0.0-Gravel, little Pebbles, trace Cobbles; moist.0-2': Brown fine to coarse, well sorted loose SAND; wet.-2'-4': Olive, very fine SAND and Silt, poorly sorted, GW-4 -SAND 6.5' 6.5' dense; wet. 77.5'-84 0.0 VOC-4'-6.5': Olive Silt, very dense and fine subangular Gravel, 8260B-unsorted, 2-5mm stringers of fine Sand; moist.-0-2': Brown-Gray, medium loose to medium dense, coarse to fine SAND and SILT, some angular Gravel; wet.-2'-5.5': | ||
Dark Gray-Blue, very dense, poorly sorted varved SILT7' 7 S SILT, some Clay, some fine to angular Gravel; moist.5.5'-7': Varved Silt and Clay with 1-3mm gray Sand interbeds, trace fine Gravel, dense; moist.0-I': Gray, loose, well sorted coarse SAND, some Gravel;SAND 3' 3' moist to wet.1'-3': Gray, very coarse to coarse SAND, some Gravel some Cobbles; moist to wet.1-3': Gray-Blue, poorly sorted, dense fine SAND and SILT, some angular Gravel, some Cobbles; moist.SAND & SILT 8' 8' -3'-8': Gray-Blue, poorly sorted, very dense fine SAND and SILT, some angular Gravel and Cobbles, little Boulders; moist.-SEE NEXT PAGE FOR LOGGING DETAILS*Results of on-Site radiological screening | Dark Gray-Blue, very dense, poorly sorted varved SILT7' 7 S SILT, some Clay, some fine to angular Gravel; moist.5.5'-7': Varved Silt and Clay with 1-3mm gray Sand interbeds, trace fine Gravel, dense; moist.0-I': Gray, loose, well sorted coarse SAND, some Gravel;SAND 3' 3' moist to wet.1'-3': Gray, very coarse to coarse SAND, some Gravel some Cobbles; moist to wet.1-3': Gray-Blue, poorly sorted, dense fine SAND and SILT, some angular Gravel, some Cobbles; moist.SAND & SILT 8' 8' -3'-8': Gray-Blue, poorly sorted, very dense fine SAND and SILT, some angular Gravel and Cobbles, little Boulders; moist.-SEE NEXT PAGE FOR LOGGING DETAILS*Results of on-Site radiological screening | ||
<MDL unless otherwise noted S 399 noylston Street, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #: ERM Boston,MA02116 Page 4 of FID Conc. Lab Sample # &Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration jRecovery Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth (ppm) HS Analyses.-106--107--108--109--110-Ill-112-113-114-115-116-117-120-121-122-123-124-125-126--127-128-129--130--133-139--142-145--148 151 154 157-7$7 I 7 K Si SAND & SILT 7'7'0-4': Brown-Gray, very dense fine SAND and SILT, little-Cobbles; moist._4'-10': Gray varved Silt and Clay with some Sand, dense, fine to coarse angular Gravel, moderately well sorted; wet.103'- 110'0.0 SAND 5' 5' Brown to Gray, medium loose to medium dense, well 110'-115' | <MDL unless otherwise noted S 399 noylston Street, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #: ERM Boston,MA02116 Page 4 of FID Conc. Lab Sample # &Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration jRecovery Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth (ppm) HS Analyses.-106--107--108--109--110-Ill-112-113-114-115-116-117-120-121-122-123-124-125-126--127-128-129--130--133-139--142-145--148 151 154 157-7$7 I 7 K Si SAND & SILT 7'7'0-4': Brown-Gray, very dense fine SAND and SILT, little-Cobbles; moist._4'-10': Gray varved Silt and Clay with some Sand, dense, fine to coarse angular Gravel, moderately well sorted; wet.103'- 110'0.0 SAND 5' 5' Brown to Gray, medium loose to medium dense, well 110'-115' 0.0 sorted fine to medium SAND; wet.SAND 3' 3' Brown, loose, medium to fine SAND, little Gravel; wet. 115'-I 18' 0.0-Brown to Gray, dense SILT, some Clay, some Boulders; GW-6 -SILT 3' 3' 118'-121' 0.0 VOC-dry. 8260B --0-2': Brown, dense, poorly sorted medium SAND and-SILT, some angular Pebbles; wet.SAND & SILT 7.5' 7.5' 2'-5': Brown, loose coarse to fine SAND, some Silt, some 121-128.5' 0.0 angular Gravel, some Cobbles, wet.5'-7.5': Brown, dense, fine SAND and SILT, some Cobbles, , some angular Gravel, moist to wet.0-0.5': Brown to orange-brown, medium dense, fie to coarse SAND and SILT, GW-7 SAND & SILT 1.5' 1.5' [some GravelpCobbles; wet. 128.5'-130' 0.0 voc-0.5-2': Weathered Schist Boulder. 8260B UI BEDROCK 25'18.5'0-10': Black to Dark Gray albite gneiss; highly broken-up/fractured (RQD<5%); | ||
fine to medium SAND; wet.SAND 3' 3' Brown, loose, medium to fine SAND, little Gravel; wet. 115'-I 18' 0.0-Brown to Gray, dense SILT, some Clay, some Boulders; GW-6 -SILT 3' 3' 118'-121' 0.0 VOC-dry. 8260B --0-2': Brown, dense, poorly sorted medium SAND and-SILT, some angular Pebbles; wet.SAND & SILT 7.5' 7.5' 2'-5': Brown, loose coarse to fine SAND, some Silt, some 121-128.5' | |||
Gravel, some Cobbles, wet.5'-7.5': Brown, dense, fine SAND and SILT, some Cobbles, , some angular Gravel, moist to wet.0-0.5': Brown to orange-brown, medium dense, fie to coarse SAND and SILT, GW-7 SAND & SILT 1.5' 1.5' [some GravelpCobbles; wet. 128.5'-130' 0.0 voc-0.5-2': Weathered Schist Boulder. 8260B UI BEDROCK 25'18.5'0-10': Black to Dark Gray albite gneiss; highly broken-up/fractured (RQD<5%); | |||
reddish-brownish discoloration-on rock surfaces (142').10'-13.5': | reddish-brownish discoloration-on rock surfaces (142').10'-13.5': | ||
Black to Dark Gray albite Gneiss, higher competency (RQD>95%), higher incidence of quartz,-strongly foliated.13.5'-18.5': | Black to Dark Gray albite Gneiss, higher competency (RQD>95%), higher incidence of quartz,-strongly foliated.13.5'-18.5': | ||
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Brown to Gray-Brown, loose, well sorted, coarse SAND, little to trace Clay, trace angular Cobbles; wet.100'-105'4.1 NOTES: I Higher FID hits attributed to melted poly sleeve 2: Similar or equal to background levels , Eberline Frisker yielded reading of-250 cpm--further analysis attributed activity to naturally-occurring Actinium-228 | Brown to Gray-Brown, loose, well sorted, coarse SAND, little to trace Clay, trace angular Cobbles; wet.100'-105'4.1 NOTES: I Higher FID hits attributed to melted poly sleeve 2: Similar or equal to background levels , Eberline Frisker yielded reading of-250 cpm--further analysis attributed activity to naturally-occurring Actinium-228 | ||
*Results of on-Site radiological screening | *Results of on-Site radiological screening | ||
<MDL unless otherwise noted 5399 3oyston Street 6the 4 of DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-102B ERM Boston, MA 02 Fo6 ,Pag 4 of _4 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth FID Coc [Lab Sample # &I (pp) HS Analyses--106--107-lo09-109--110-112-113~114-115-116--117-118-119-120-121-122-123-124-125-126 127-128-129-130--131-132 SILT & CLAY 2'1.8'Brown, medium dense to dense, poorly sorted SILT and CLAY, some to little Gravel and Pebbles, little to trace Cobble; moist.105'-107'NR 0-I': Dark Gray, very dense, poorly sorted SILT and CLAY, some angular Gravel, Pebbles, little Cobbles.SILT & CLAY 6' 6' 1'-6': Dark Gray to Brown, dense to broken-up loose, poorly 107'-113' | <MDL unless otherwise noted 5399 3oyston Street 6the 4 of DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-102B ERM Boston, MA 02 Fo6 ,Pag 4 of _4 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth FID Coc [Lab Sample # &I (pp) HS Analyses--106--107-lo09-109--110-112-113~114-115-116--117-118-119-120-121-122-123-124-125-126 127-128-129-130--131-132 SILT & CLAY 2'1.8'Brown, medium dense to dense, poorly sorted SILT and CLAY, some to little Gravel and Pebbles, little to trace Cobble; moist.105'-107'NR 0-I': Dark Gray, very dense, poorly sorted SILT and CLAY, some angular Gravel, Pebbles, little Cobbles.SILT & CLAY 6' 6' 1'-6': Dark Gray to Brown, dense to broken-up loose, poorly 107'-113' 2.7 Isorted SILT and CLAY, some Pebbles, some to little Boulders@ 111, 112', 113'; moist to dry.ar ray, very dense, poorly sorted SILT and CLAY, SILT & CLAY 2.5' 2.5' some angular Pebbles, little Cobbles; moist to dry. 113'-115.5' U V'-2.5': Dark Gray to Dark Brown, dense (broken-up), poorly 1/o sorted SILT, little Clay. some Pebbles, Cobbles: moist to dry.BEDROCK 16'11.5'-Black to light gray-white, coarse-grained albite gneiss;moderately to strongly foliated; fracture zone at upper 1.5' of section; fracture zone with yellowish discoloration at 5.5'-7.5'; | ||
SILT and CLAY, some Pebbles, some to little Boulders@ 111, 112', 113'; moist to dry.ar ray, very dense, poorly sorted SILT and CLAY, SILT & CLAY 2.5' 2.5' some angular Pebbles, little Cobbles; moist to dry. 113'-115.5' U V'-2.5': Dark Gray to Dark Brown, dense (broken-up), poorly 1/o sorted SILT, little Clay. some Pebbles, Cobbles: moist to dry.BEDROCK 16'11.5'-Black to light gray-white, coarse-grained albite gneiss;moderately to strongly foliated; fracture zone at upper 1.5' of section; fracture zone with yellowish discoloration at 5.5'-7.5'; | |||
--some pieces exhibit natural fractures within competent bedrock. Large quartz cobble at ' with large albite crystals;quartz veins within bedrock dip at -30' from horizontal. | --some pieces exhibit natural fractures within competent bedrock. Large quartz cobble at ' with large albite crystals;quartz veins within bedrock dip at -30' from horizontal. | ||
115.5'-131.5'NR GW-5 VOC-8260B.-A Bottom of Boring at 130.2' bgs Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1'-116': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout 116'-117.9': | 115.5'-131.5'NR GW-5 VOC-8260B.-A Bottom of Boring at 130.2' bgs Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1'-116': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout 116'-117.9': | ||
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Dath Brown to dark Gray-Brown, medium dense to dense, poorly sorted SILT, SILT 3' 3' linle angular GravellPebbles, lisle fine Sand, linle Clay, moist (varved interval at bottom-0.5).2'-3': Gray to light Gray, dense, poorly sorted SILT, some Pebbles, little Clay; dry.Dark Brown-Gray, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some Clay, SILT 4' 4' little rounded Gravel/Pebbles, minor indications of stratification; dry.-0-3': Dark Brown-Gray, medium dense, moderately sorted SILT 4' 4' SILT, little Clay, little Gravel, little Pebbles; dry.3'-4': Brown, dense, poorly sorted SILT and Boulder, little-Gravel/Pebbles; dry.SILT 5 5 0-3': Dark Gray-Brown, medium loose, well to moderately sorted-SILT, some medium Sand, little rounded Gravel/Pebbles, trace Boulders; moist to wet at top ofinterval, dry at bottom.3-5': Dark Gray-Brown, very dense SILT and fine angular GRAV-unsorted, little angular Cobbles; dry.SILT 4'4'Dark Brown-Gray, dense, well sorted SILT, some to little fine Sand, little Clay, minor indications of stratification throughout-interval, trace angular Gravel/Pebbles, varying more 141'-145'pronounced at bottom of interval; dry to moist (TRANSITION ZONE?)0.0* | Dath Brown to dark Gray-Brown, medium dense to dense, poorly sorted SILT, SILT 3' 3' linle angular GravellPebbles, lisle fine Sand, linle Clay, moist (varved interval at bottom-0.5).2'-3': Gray to light Gray, dense, poorly sorted SILT, some Pebbles, little Clay; dry.Dark Brown-Gray, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some Clay, SILT 4' 4' little rounded Gravel/Pebbles, minor indications of stratification; dry.-0-3': Dark Brown-Gray, medium dense, moderately sorted SILT 4' 4' SILT, little Clay, little Gravel, little Pebbles; dry.3'-4': Brown, dense, poorly sorted SILT and Boulder, little-Gravel/Pebbles; dry.SILT 5 5 0-3': Dark Gray-Brown, medium loose, well to moderately sorted-SILT, some medium Sand, little rounded Gravel/Pebbles, trace Boulders; moist to wet at top ofinterval, dry at bottom.3-5': Dark Gray-Brown, very dense SILT and fine angular GRAV-unsorted, little angular Cobbles; dry.SILT 4'4'Dark Brown-Gray, dense, well sorted SILT, some to little fine Sand, little Clay, minor indications of stratification throughout-interval, trace angular Gravel/Pebbles, varying more 141'-145'pronounced at bottom of interval; dry to moist (TRANSITION ZONE?)0.0* | ||
* Results of on-Site radiological screening | * Results of on-Site radiological screening | ||
<MDL unless otherwise noted 0 399ffiylstoa Street, 6th floor]DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-104B ERM Blo st MA t02116 Page 5 of 6 Depth W] ,J Log Stratigraphy Penetration | <MDL unless otherwise noted 0 399ffiylstoa Street, 6th floor]DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-104B ERM Blo st MA t02116 Page 5 of 6 Depth W] ,J Log Stratigraphy Penetration | ||
[ Soil Core Description Depth Fm Co. Lab SAalyes &I(pp m) HS* 146* 147* 148.149-150-151-152* 153*154*155-156*157-158-159-160-16 1-162-163-164-165-166-167-168* 169-170-171-172-173 --174 --175 --176 --177 --178 --179 --180-181--182--183-184-7-SAND & SILT 7.5'7.5'-Gray-Brown to Brown, medium dense to dense, well sorted finu-SAND and SILT with some varying throughout the section, some to little Clay, trace Gravel; dry.145'-152.5' 0.0 SILT 4' 4 -Brown-Gray, medimn dense, poorly sorted SILT, little to trace 152.5'-156.5' 4.1-Clay, little Gravel/Pebbles, little Cobble (at 157.5'); dry.Dark Gray-Brown, medium dense to medium loose, poorly SILT 7' 51 -sorted SILT, little angular Gravel/Pebbles, trace fine Sand, trace 156.5'-163.5' 0-to little Clay; dry (NOT TILL).MW-tO4B: -163'- 175', MW-IO4B: -176'-179'0-3.5': Brown, loose, fine SAND and SILT, little Gravel; voc (low, med.), saturated. | [ Soil Core Description Depth Fm Co. Lab SAalyes &I(pp m) HS* 146* 147* 148.149-150-151-152* 153*154*155-156*157-158-159-160-16 1-162-163-164-165-166-167-168* 169-170-171-172-173 --174 --175 --176 --177 --178 --179 --180-181--182--183-184-7-SAND & SILT 7.5'7.5'-Gray-Brown to Brown, medium dense to dense, well sorted finu-SAND and SILT with some varying throughout the section, some to little Clay, trace Gravel; dry.145'-152.5' 0.0 SILT 4' 4 -Brown-Gray, medimn dense, poorly sorted SILT, little to trace 152.5'-156.5' 4.1-Clay, little Gravel/Pebbles, little Cobble (at 157.5'); dry.Dark Gray-Brown, medium dense to medium loose, poorly SILT 7' 51 -sorted SILT, little angular Gravel/Pebbles, trace fine Sand, trace 156.5'-163.5' 0-to little Clay; dry (NOT TILL).MW-tO4B: -163'- 175', MW-IO4B: -176'-179'0-3.5': Brown, loose, fine SAND and SILT, little Gravel; voc (low, med.), saturated. | ||
Total Solids, SAND 11.5' 11.5' --3.5'-6': Brown, loose, poorly sorted coarse SAND, some Silt, 163.5'-175' 5.4 TPH-GRO, .little Cobbles, some to little Pebbles; wet. TPH-DRO,-6'-11.5': | Total Solids, SAND 11.5' 11.5' --3.5'-6': Brown, loose, poorly sorted coarse SAND, some Silt, 163.5'-175' 5.4 TPH-GRO, .little Cobbles, some to little Pebbles; wet. TPH-DRO,-6'-11.5': | ||
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Rowe, Mossaehusetts Drilling Method: Rotosonic Screen Diam: 2.5" Length: 10' Slot Size: 0.010" Casing Diam: 2.5" Length: 99.7' Type: Schedule 80, 2.5" PVC Boring Depth: 109.7' Well Depth: 109.7' Boring Diam.: 5.5" Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: NR On-Site GW Analyses: | Rowe, Mossaehusetts Drilling Method: Rotosonic Screen Diam: 2.5" Length: 10' Slot Size: 0.010" Casing Diam: 2.5" Length: 99.7' Type: Schedule 80, 2.5" PVC Boring Depth: 109.7' Well Depth: 109.7' Boring Diam.: 5.5" Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: NR On-Site GW Analyses: | ||
11-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory: | 11-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory: | ||
Northeastern Laboratories Depth I Well Log Stratigraphy | Northeastern Laboratories Depth I Well Log Stratigraphy | ||
[ Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description | [ Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description | ||
+ MW-107C MW-102 MW-107D MW t1t Vapor Container Notes:-2 3.-4-5-6-7-8-9-10 J It-12 1 3-14-I-16-17-18-19-20 --21-22--23--24--25-SAND & GRAVEL 5, 5'-Brown, loose, rounded, poorly sorted fine to coarse SAND-and GRAVEL, little Silt; wet (2.5')_0-1': Brown, medium dense, poorly sorted fine to coarse SAND and GRAVEL, little Silt; wet.S- 1-2.5': Olive to dark brown, medium dense, poorly sorted SAND -5fine to coarse SAND and GRAVEL, little Silt; wet.2.5'-5': Light brown, very dense, poorly sorted very fine SAND and SILT, trace coarse subangular Gravel; dry.0-1': Ohlve, medium dense, sorted, tnterbedded very ttne SAND and SILT, trace coarse Gravel; wet.SAND & SILT 5' 2.5' 12.5'-15' NR-1'-2.5': Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some fine to-coarse subangular Gravel, trace fine Sand: drv.SILT 3' 3 -Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to coarse 15'-18' NR-subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; dry.SILT 2.5' 2.5' -Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to coarse 18-20.5 NR' 2.5' subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; dry.SILT 2.5' 2.5' Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to coarse 20.5'-23' NR subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; damp.SILT 4'4'-0-3': Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to coarse subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; dry.23-27'NR NOTES:*Results of on-Site radiological screening | + MW-107C MW-102 MW-107D MW t1t Vapor Container Notes:-2 3.-4-5-6-7-8-9-10 J It-12 1 3-14-I-16-17-18-19-20 --21-22--23--24--25-SAND & GRAVEL 5, 5'-Brown, loose, rounded, poorly sorted fine to coarse SAND-and GRAVEL, little Silt; wet (2.5')_0-1': Brown, medium dense, poorly sorted fine to coarse SAND and GRAVEL, little Silt; wet.S- 1-2.5': Olive to dark brown, medium dense, poorly sorted SAND -5fine to coarse SAND and GRAVEL, little Silt; wet.2.5'-5': Light brown, very dense, poorly sorted very fine SAND and SILT, trace coarse subangular Gravel; dry.0-1': Ohlve, medium dense, sorted, tnterbedded very ttne SAND and SILT, trace coarse Gravel; wet.SAND & SILT 5' 2.5' 12.5'-15' NR-1'-2.5': Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some fine to-coarse subangular Gravel, trace fine Sand: drv.SILT 3' 3 -Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to coarse 15'-18' NR-subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; dry.SILT 2.5' 2.5' -Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to coarse 18-20.5 NR' 2.5' subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; dry.SILT 2.5' 2.5' Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to coarse 20.5'-23' NR subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; damp.SILT 4'4'-0-3': Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to coarse subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; dry.23-27'NR NOTES:*Results of on-Site radiological screening |
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Appendix C Table C-1 Fall 2003 Groundwater Sampling Program Table C-1 Summary of Fall 2003 Groundwater Sampling Program Yankee Nuclear Power Station Rowe, MA Nonradiological Well Designation VOC SVOC PCB Herbicides DRO GRO PP13 Metals C13-3 X X CB-4 X2 CW-2 X2 MW-5 X MW-102C X3 MW-103B X5 MW-105C DUP X I oral 1 0 0 I I 4 Notes: I = Also analyzed for VPI-H/EPH 2 = Only analyzed for total and filtered silver 3 = Only analyzed for total and filtered lead Page 1 of 1 Table C-2 Table C-2 Summary of March (Winter) 2004 Groundwater Sampling Program Yankee Nuclear Power Station Rowe, MA Nonradiological Well Designation VOC SVOC PCB Herbicides DRO PP13 Metals Lead Silver EPI-l/VPH Boron B-i X CB-I X CB-2 X CB-3 DUP x x X CB-4 X X CB-6 X CB-7 X CB-8 X CB-9 X CB-12 X CFW-1 X CFW-2 X CFW-7 X CW-2 _ X CW-3 X CW-4 X CW-6 X CW-7 X CW-8 X CW-10 x x MW-1 X MW-2 X MW-5 x X MIVW-6 _ X MW-101B X MW-i 1C X X MW-102A X X MW-102C X X X MW-103A X MW-103B X X X MW-103C X X MW-104B 2 DUPS X X X X X X X MW-104C X X X X X x x MW-105B3 x MW-105C X x M W-107B X X X X X X X M W --107C X X X X X X X M'W-107D X X X X X X X OSR- I X X Sherman Spring (SPOOl) X Facility Water Supply (DW0O01) X Visitor Center Water Supply Well (DW002) X Total 6 5 6 5 1 5 2 2 15 42 Notes: Lead and Silver were collected as total and dissolved PCBs were collected as total and dissolved EPH/VI'H sent to Alpha Laboratories March 2004 Groundwater Field Sampling Plan 0 Revised March 2004 Groundwater Field Sampling Plan Yankee Nuclear Power Station Rowe, Massachusetts Y A N K ET" 15 March 2004 ERM 399 Boylston St.Boston, MA 02116 (617) 267-8377 www.erm.com Delivering sustainable solutions in a more competitive world ERM
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1.1 BACKGROUND
1 1.2 PURPOSE & SCOPE 1 2.0 GROUNDWATER SAMPLING PROGRAM 2 2.1 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES 2 2.2 SAMPLE LOCATIONS AND DESIGNATIONS 2 2.3 SAMPLING PROCEDURES 2 2.3.1 Monitoring Well Sampling 2 2.4 ANALYTICAL PROGRAM 3 2.4.1 Non-radiological Parameters 3 2.4.2 Radiological Parameters 4 2.5 SAMPLE SECURITY AND CUSTODY 4 2.6 MANAGEMENT OF INVESTIGATION DERIVED WASTES 4 2.7 SCHEDULE 5 3.0 QUALTIY ASSURANCE AND QUALTIY CONTROL 6 3.1 QUALITY ASSURANCE PROJECT PLAN 6 3.2 CLEANING AND DECONTAMINATION OF EQUIPMENT 6 3.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE/
QUALITY CONTROL SAMPLES 7 4.0 PROJECT DOCUMENTATION 9 ERM I YANKEE 0015181 3/15/04 TABLES Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Groundwater Sampling Locations Groundwater Analytical Program Groundwater Analytical Program Bottle Requirements Site Layout and Groundwater Sampling Locations FIGURES Figure 1 ERM II YANKEE 0015181 3/15/04 17P1,II Hi YANKEE: 0015181-1/15/0-1
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND
On behalf of Yankee Atomic Electric Company (Yankee), Environmental Resources Management (ERM) has prepared this March 2004 Groundwater Field Sampling Plan (FSP) for the Yankee Nuclear Power Station (YNPS)located at 49 Yankee Road in Rowe, Massachusetts (Figure 1). The FSP has been prepared as a supplement to the Draft Quality Assurance Project Plan, Site Closure, Yankee Nuclear Power Station, Rowe, Massachusetts and the Final Groundwater Sampling Plan, Yankee Nuclear Power Station, July 2003. The FSP outlines the approach and methods for characterizing groundwater quality at the site as part of the overall site closure program. This FSP addresses only non-radiological groundwater characterization activities.
1.2 PURPOSE& SCOPE The purpose of the March 2004 Groundwater FSP is to:.establish the procedures and rationale for groundwater sampling activities in support of site closure;* ensure that groundwater sampling data are consistent with applicable procedures;
.ensure that the Data Quality Objectives (DQOs) for site closure are met;.provide data to support preparation of the License Termination Plan (as required by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission);
and.support the site characterization and closure activities.
The data generated under the FSP will be validated and input into the site database.
The results from the baseline sampling round as well as subsequent sampling rounds will be used in conjunction with Data Usability reports that are being prepared regarding the historic data to determine the need for, and scope of, future groundwater sampling events. The data will also be used to support human health and ecological risk assessments that will be prepared as part of the site closure program.The scope of the March 2004 Groundwater FSP includes sampling of wells listed in Table 2. See Table I for a summary of groundwater well information and location descriptions.
ERM 1 YANKEE 00 15161 REV I SED 3/ 15/0-4 2.0 GROUNDWATER SAMPLING PROGRAM 2.1 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) applicable to the groundwater investigation include: " DP-9745 Groundwater Level Measurement and Sampler Collection in Observation Wells* DP-8123 Sample Security and Chain of Custody" AP-8601 Ground and Well Water Monitoring Program for the Yankee Nuclear Power Station Site" Water Level Measurements" Groundwater Sample Collection from Wells Having Pump Systems in Place* Multi-Parameter Water Quality Monitoring
- Surface Water and Sediment Sample Collection All applicable SOPs can be found in the Final Groundwater Sampling Plan, Yankee Nuclear Power Station, July 2003.2.2 SAMPLE LOCATIONS AND DESIGNATIONS A list of locations to be sampled for groundwater is provided in Table 2.The groundwater sample locations are shown on Figure 2.The groundwater samples will be identified using a unique sample identification.
The sample designations willuse the naming convention as detailed in the YNPS QAPP. The sample designations for the groundwater sampling program are detailed in Table 2.2.3 SAMPLING PROCEDURES 2.3.1 Monitoring Well Sampling All of the monitoring wells will be gauged prior to sampling in accordance with DP-9745 Groundwater Level Measurement and Sam pler ERNI 2 YANKEE 00 i5i81 REVISED 3/15/'04 Collection in Observation Wells. Water level measurements wvill be made using an electronic water level probe marked in 0.01-foot intervals.
After gauging, the monitoring wells will be sampled from the midpoint of the well screen using low-flow sampling techniques, as outlined in DP-9745 Groundwater Level Measurement and Sampler Collection in Observation Wells. Geochemical field parameters will be measured for wells sampled by low-flow sampling techniques at the time of sample collection, including:
temperature, conductivity, pH, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, and oxidation-reduction potential.
The field meters used during groundwater sampling will include a water quality instrument for collection of field parameters and a electric water level meter. In accordance with the QAPP, all equipment will be calibrated and operated in accordance with the manufacturer's recommended procedures.
Dedicated sampling equipment will be used where feasible.
At wells where the depth to water is greater than 30 feet, a low-flow submersible or bladder pump will need to be used. All reused sampling equipment will be decontaminated prior to, and following, sample collection in accordance with the QAPP.2.4 ANALYTICAL PROGRAM 2.4.1 Non'-radiological Parameters The groundwater analytical program is summarized in Table 2. The bottle requirements are detailed in Table 3. The groundwater investigation will include the analysis of one or more of the following non-radiological parameters: " Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) by GC/MS, SW-846 Method 8260B VOCs;.* Semi-Volatile Organic Compounds (SVOCs) by GC/MS, SW-846 Method 8270C SVOCs;" Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) dissolved and total by GC, SW-846 Method 8082PCBs;* Chlorinated Herbicides by GC, SW-846 Method 81511;" Diesel Range Organics (DRO) by GC, SW-846 Method 801513;* Lead dissolved and total by SW-846 6010B1;* Silver dissolved and total by SW-846 601.013;ER.\I 3 YANKEE 00 15181 REVISED 3/15/01 ERM\3 YANKEE 00 151S1 REVISED 3/15/01
" Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH) -Standard/Volatile Petroleum Hydrocarbons (VPH) -Standard by MADEP Methods MADEP-EPH-98-1 arid MADEP-VPH-98-1 (standard analysis excludes target analytes);" Priority Pollutant 1.3 Metals (PP13) Metals by SW-846 6010B Each well will require a different suite of the above analyses as described in Table 2. Alpha Analytical Laboratories located in Westborough, MA will perform the EPH/VPH analysis when feasible based on radiological screening.
Northeast Laboratory Services, located in Waterville, Maine, will conduct all other non-radiological analyses.Samples requiring filtration include PCBs, lead, and silver. These samples will be collected into containers as described in Table 3 and sent to the laboratory within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />, or as soon as possible.
Sampling personnel will indicate on the COC which samples require filtration.
2.4.2 Radiological Parameters Groundwater samples will also be collected for radiological site characterization activities.
The radiological samples will be collected following the collection of non-radiological samples. Radiological sampling is not covered in this FSP. Framatome ANP Environmental Laboratory in Westborough, Massachusetts will conduct the radiological analyses.2.5 SAMPLE SECURITY AND CUSTODY Groundwater samples will be submitted to the laboratory under proper chain-of-custody procedures.
Non-radiological samples will be preserved on ice or in a refrigerator.
Sample handling will be documented using chain-of-custody protocols in accordance with DP-8123, Saraple Security and Chain of Custody.2.6 MANAGEMENT OF INVESTIGATION DERIVED WASTES All purge water generated during well sampling activities will be containerized on-site. The fluids will be screened for radiological constituents.
Following screening YNPS personnel will dispose of the wastes in accordance with the applicable YNPS procedures.
S E IZ 4 ERNI 4Y.-\'K[E 00 15181 REVISED) 3/15/04 2.7 SCHEDULE The groundwater sampling program is scheduled to begin on 1. March 2004.E5R YANKEE 00 15ISl REVISED 3./ 15/04..........................
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3.0 QUALTIY ASSURANCE AND QUALTIY CONTROL 3.1 QUALITY ASSURANCE PROJECT PLAN A QAPP has been prepared to provide a standard method of assuring that data collected during site characterization activities is of sufficient quality to support future decisions regarding decommissioning activities and or remedial actions at the site. The primary purpose of the QAPP is to describe the means by which data collected in the field will be validated against predetermined standards, ensuring that data meets minimum quality standards prior to being used for decision-making purposes.
The flow of data is important to data quality, as it ensures that appropriate project personnel have adequate opportunities to review data with importance to future site decisions.
As such, the QAPP specifies the methods and means for ensuring the data generated during site characterization activities serves the purpose of site closure and property transfer.The following provides a list of the sections of the QAPP that are most relevant to the field sampling activities:
QAPP Section Topic 9_1 Field Investigation and DocuImentation Procedures 9.2 Preparation of Sample Containers 9.3 Decontamination 9.4 Field Equipment Usage and Maintenance 10.A Sample Tracking System 10.2 Sample Custody 13.1 Field Quality Control 3.2 CLEANING AND DECONTAMINATION OF EQUIPMENT To the degree possible, dedicated and/or disposable sampling equipment will be used for sampling.
Non-dedicated sampling equipment used to collect samples will be cleaned and decontaminated prior to its initial use, between each sampling location and after the final use. The following 2 ERi11I 6 YANKEE 0)0 I5181 REVISL- /1/-
general procedures will be adhered to concerning decontamination efforts: 1. If visual signs such as discoloration indicate that decontamination was insufficient, the equipment will again be decontaminated.
If the situation persists, the equipment will be taken out of service until the situation can be corrected.
- 2. Verification of the non-dedicated sampling equipment cleaning procedures will be documented by the collection of field equipment rinsate blanks, at a frequency in accordance with the QAPP.3. All properly decontaminated equipment will be stored in aluminum foil or plastic bags during storage and transport.
Decontamination protocols will be strictly adhered to in order to minimize the potential for cross-contamination between sampling locations and contamination of off-site areas. Liquids generated during the decontamination process will be collected, containerized and appropriately labeled for disposal.
Waste liquids will be stored on site until determination of potential hazard class and final disposition.
Only pre-cleaned laboratory-certified sample containers will be used. The laboratory will also provide sample coolers, ice packs, trip blanks, and temperature blanks.More specific decontamination procedures are outlined in the QAPP and SOPs.3.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE/QUALITY CONTROL SAMPLES The following Quality Assurance
/ Quality Control samples will be collected during the groundwater sampling for nonradiological samples: " Trip blanks -One trip blank per each set of up to 20 sample containers to be analyzed for VOC and TPH-GRO. There must be at least one trip blank in every cooler used to ship samples to the laboratory for VOC and TPFI-GRO analysis." Temperature blanks -One temperature blank per cooler. The temperature of the trip blank will be measured upon receipt of the cooler at the laboratory.
- Equipment rinsate blank -The majority of groundwater samples will be collected using dedicated sampling equipment.
However, where ERIM 7 YANKEE 00 15i8l REVISED 3/ 15/04 the depth to water is greater than 30 feet, a submersible pump will be used. A rinsate sample will be collected from the pump at a rate of one sample per 20 sampling lqcations.
The rinsate blanks will be analyzed for the same parameters as the samples that were collected using the equipment.
Field duplicates
-Field duplicates will be collected at the rate of one duplicate per 20 samples. Samples locations where duplicates will be collected are listed in Table 2. Field duplicates will be submitted for the same analyses as the actual sample.Matrix spikes -Matrix spikes will be collected at the rate of one matrix spike and one matrix spike duplicate per 20 samples. Samples locations where matrix spikes will be collected are listed in Table 2.Matrix spikes/matrix spikes duplicates will be analyzed for the same analyses as the actual sample.8 YA~KEL JO 15181 REVISED 3/15184 8 YANKEE 00 15181 REVISED ý/ 15t04 4.0 PROJECT DOCUMENTATION Data management tasks pertinent to project documentation and records, laboratory deliverables, data reporting formats, data handling and management, and data review assessment are presented in the QAPP.The following field sample collection records will be completed at the time of sample collection:
- Field logbook" Groundwater sampling field logs" Chain of custody forms" Shipping records (airbills), if any" Telephone logs, as appropriate The project documentation will be provided to the Yankee Environmental Oversight Supervisor at the completion of each sampling event. In addition, any deviations from the FSP will be documented in a memorandum to the Yankee Environmental Oversight Supervisor.
ERIM 9 YANKEE 00 15181 REVISED) 3/15/0,1 Tables Table I -Groundwater Sampling tocations Field Sampling Phnu Yankee Nuclear Power Station Rowe, MA~ ~--. s 7 S 111c,1hev Bottom-5),j F, ci B-t NE side Fuel Bldg. (RCA) 14-Dec-'77 1022.7 9737 CB-2 North of Office Bidg. (Secondary Side) 21-Apr-93 1014.? 989-7 CB-I Inside Fuel Transfer Enclosure (RCA) 27-Apr-93 1021.1 996.1 CB-3 East of Fire Tank (RCA) 29-Apr-93 1034.3 1021.3 CB-I Old Leach Field (PG&E Property) 5-May-93 978.8 959.8 CB-5 SCFA'(South of Plant) 9-Sep-94 1070.4 1011.4 CB-6 Sherman Spring (PG&E Property) 13-Sep-94 1004.9 979.9 CB-9 Below VC Equipment Hatch (RCA) 19-Sep-94 1021.2 NA CB-8 Northi of Old PCA Warehouse (RCA) 20-Sep-94 1035-2 1016.2 CB-7 PCA Warehouse at WDB wall (RCA) 7- an-9 7 1035.7 1018.7 CB-12 Ash Dewatering Pit-Waste Disposal Bldg. (RCA) 10-Dec-97 1028.6 1022.0 CB-I1A PAB Cubicle Corridor Trench (RCA) 18-Dec-97 10205 1001.5 CB-10 Ion Exchange Pit (RCA) 19-Dec-97 1021.0 1009.5 CWV-6 Wv of Turbine Bldg (Secondary Side) .23-Apr-93 1018.8 996.8 CW-5 S of Service Bide (RCA) 27-Apr-93 1021.0 1004.5 CW-2 W of Safety Injection Tanks (RCA) 29-Apr-93 1032.9 1012.9 CW-3 SE of Ion Exchange Pit (RCA) 3-May-93 1034.5 1011.5 CW-4 NW of PCA Warehouse (RCA) 4-May-93 1035.5 1018.5 CW-7 W of Service Bldg. (Secondary Side) 13-Sep-94 1022.2 991 2 CW-8 SW Turbine Bldg. interior (Secondary side) 14-Sep-94 1022.6 996.6 CW-10 N of Warehouse (Secondar-Side) 8- un-98 1014_0 984.0 CW-ll IPAB N side, LP Pump area down gradient of CB-I IA 11- un-98 10225 10135 OSR-I Old Shooting Range SE of ISFSI (South of plant) 22-Oct-97 1050.6 1037.3 MW-I South wall PAB exterior (RCA) 24-Apr-98 1034.0 1014.0 MW-2 North wall of PAB exterior (RCA), under VC 24-Apr-98 1021.0 1004.0 MW-5 N of PAB (RCA), under VC 13-Oct-99 1021.0 NA MW-6 NW of SI/DG Bldg, W of VC (RCA) 14-Oct-99 1021.0 NA CFW-1 Southeast Construction Fill Area Weltl 13-Dec-99 1060.2 10522 CFW-4 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 13-Dec-99 1074.5 1021.5 CFW-5 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 14-Dec-99 1033.6 1028.6 CFW-6 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 14-Dec-99 1029.6 1023.6 CFW-2 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 15-Dec-99 1072.0 1052.0 CFW-3 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 15-Dec-99 1070.1 10361 CFW-7 Southeast Construction Fill Area Well 3-AUn-01 1070.0 1040.0 MW-103[B Outside perimeter fence near Guardhouse 9-jun-03 1003.3 708.4 MW-103C Outside perimeter fence near Guardhouse 1l- un-03 1002.3 877.3 MW-105B W of Service Bldg. (Secondary Side) 18- un-03 1020.3 946.3 MW-105C W of Service Bldg-. (Secondary Side) 18-jun-03 1020.3 983-3 MW-102B Under Northwest Side of VC 13-jul-03 1023.3 893.1 MW-103A Outside perimeter fence near Guardhouse 16-+u1-03 1003.3 977.3 MW-102C Under Northwest Side of VC 25-Jul-03 1023.3 9243 MW-102A Under Northwest Sidetof VC 30- ul-03 1023.3 985.3 MWV-I00B East of Alley 1-Aug-03 1020.3 977.4 MW-100A East of Alley 5-Aug-0 3 10203 1000.3 MW-101B Under South Side of VC 6-Aug-03 1024.3 872 3 MW-1OIC Under South Side of VC 13-Aug-03 1024.3 925.3 MW-104B In Road North of Turbine Building 2 2-Aug-03 1013.3 819.3 MW-104C In Road North of Turbine Building 5-Sep-03 1013.3 916.3 MW-107B Under Northeast Side of VC 12-Sep-03 1022.3 912.6 MW-107C Under Northeast Side of VC MV-1f)71 I JUlr Sicie of VC 18-Sep-03 1022.3 996.3 20-Sep-03 1022.3 942.3 NA -Not Available Page I of 2 Table I -Groundwater Samnp Field Sampling Plan Yankee Nuclear Power Statiog Rowe, MA-oe4Wp A~ppmirnadte
\DcAli ti,~ im t hr ntop(! ~rpl Scr~enJie W i3 1 7865 39.0 983-7 49 944.2 CB-2 25-0 14.5 9997 24.5 989-2 CB-1 25.5 15-0 1006.1 25 995.6 CB-3 15-0 3.0 10313 13 1019.3 CB-4 20-0 9.0 969-8 19 958.8 CB-5 60.5 29.0 1041.4 59 1009.9 CB-6 26.0 15.0 989.9 25 978.9 CB-9 24.0 NA NA NA 997.2 CB-8 19.0 14.0 1021.2 19 1016.2 CB-7 17.0 7.0 1028.7 17 1018.7 CB-12 7.0 1.6 1027.0 6.6 1021.6 CB-I A 20.0 9.0 1011.5 19 1000.5 CB-10 11.5 6.5 1014.5 11.5 1009.5 CW-6 24.0 12-0 1006.8 22 994.8 CW-5 21.5 6.5 1014.5 16.5 999.5 CW-2 21.0 9.0 1023.9 20 1011.9 CW-3 23.0 8.0 1026.5 23 1011.5 CV-4 17.0 7.0 1028.5 17 1018.5 CW-7 31.0 21.0 1001.2 31 991.2 CW-8 26.0 16.0 1006.6 26 996.6 CW-10 30.5 15.0 999.0 30 983.5 CW-11 9.5 2.0 1020.5 9 1013.0 OSR-1 13.3 3.3 1047.3 13.3 1037.3 MW-1 21.0 10.0 1024.0 20 1013.0 iMW-2 18.0 7.0 1014.0 17 1003.0 MW-5 20.0 NA NA NA 1001.0 MW-6 17-0 NA NA NA 1004.0 CFW-I 8.0 30 1057 2 8 1052.2 CFW-4 530 43.0 1031.5 53 1021.5 CFW-5 5.0 0.5 1033-1 5 .1028.6 CFW-6 6.0 1.0 1028.6 6 1023.6 CFW-2 20.0 10.0 1062.0 20 1052.0 CFW-3 34.0 24.0 1046-1 34t 1036.1 CFW-7 30.0 20.0 1050.0 30 1040.0 LMW-1036 295.0 284.9 718.4 294.9 708.3 MW-103C 125.0 115.0 887.3 125.0 877.3 MW-105B 75.0 6-1.0 956.3 74.0 9,15.3 MW-t05C 37.0 27.0 993.3 37.0 983.3 MW-1026 131.5 120.2 903.1 130.2 891.8 MW-103A 26.0 16.0 987.3 26.0 977.3 MW-102C 99.0 89.0 934.3 99.0 924.3 MW-102A 38.0 33.0 99(0.3 38.0 985.3 MW-1000 42.9 32.9 987.4 42.9 977.4 MW-1OOA 20.0 10.0 1010.3 20.0 1000.3 MIW-1OIB 152.0 1420 882.3 152.0 872.3 MW-I1OIC 99.0 94.0 930.3 99.0 925.3 tMW-104B 195.0 184.0 829.3 194.0 818.3 MIVW-104C 97.0 87.0 926.3 97.0 916.3 MW-107B 110.0 99.7 922.6 109.7 912.3 MW-107C 26.0 16.0 1006.3 26.0 996.3 MW-107D 80.0 75.0 947.3 80.0 982.3 NA -Not Available Pflag 2 ot 2 Table 2 -Groundwater Analytical Program.Field Sampling Plart Yankee Nuclear Power Station Rowe, MA., ~ ~ ~ ~ "%() ,-.P~ Vc~V C IB Hlerb~ic ides 1)1RO) FP1 Met70. Lead S IvrLWTLB~I CB-4 CB4 X X CB-6 CB-6 X CB-2 CB-2 x CW-6 CW-6 x CW-7 CW-7 X CW-8 CW-8 X CW-10 CW-10 x x CW-5 CW-5 x CB-1 CB-1 x B-I B-1 X CB-9 CB-9 X X MW-2 MW-2 X CB-10 CB-10 X MW-5 MW-5 X x MW-6 MW-6 X X'CW-tl CW- I I x CB-IIA CB1-IlA X MW-i MW-I X CW-3 CWV-3 X CB-12 CB-12 X CB-7 CB-7 X CW-2 CW-2 X X CB-8 CB-8 x CW-4 CW-4 x CB-3 CB-3 x x OSR-I OSR-I x x CFW-1 CFW-1 x CFW-2 CFW-2 X CFW-3 CFW-3 X CFW-4 CFW-4 X CFW-5 CFW-5 X CFW-6 CFW-6 X CFW-7 CFW-7 X MW-1O0A MW-IOOA X X MW-100B I -100B X MW-101B MW-101 B X MW-1IC NIW-10IC _ _X X MW-102A NIVIW-102A X X MW-1026 I'W-102B X MW-102C NIW-102C X X X MW-103A MW-103A X MW-103B NMIW-103B X X X MW-103C MW-103C X X MW-10413 MNW-104 B X X X X X X X MW-104C MW-104C X X X X x x x NIW-105B MWVV-105B x MW-105C MOW-105C _ X x MW-107B MW-107B X X X X X X X M W-107C M W- 107C X X X X x X X NI-W07D M W-1071D X X X X ___ x x x Total 6 5 6 5 5 2 2 16 50 NO'IS: Lead and Silver will be collected total and dissolved PCBs will be collected Iotal and dissolved EPH/V[;PH sent to Alpha Laboratories 3 Field DUPS, 3 Matrix Spikes and 3 Matrix Spike Duplicates are needed One of the I)UPs, MSs. and MSI)s needs to come from a 10-4 or a 107 well Table 3 -Groundwater Analytical Program Bottle Requirements Field Sampling Plan Yankee Nuclear Power Station Rowe, MA Diesel Range Organics (2) 1 liter amber glass 4 0 C, HCI 7 days/40 days Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (2) 1 liter amber glass 4 °C HCI 7 days/40 days Volatile Petroleum Hydrocarbons (2) 40 ml VOA vials 4 OC, HCI 7 days/40 days Herbicides
-(2) 1 liter amber glass 4 OC 7 days/40 days Lead and Silver Dissolved (1) 500 ml polyethylene 4 °( ERM requests that sample be received by laboratory within 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br /> -28 days/6 months Lead and Silver Total (1) 500 ml polyethylene 4 'C/ HNO3 28 days/6 months Polychlorinated Biphenyls Total (2) 1 liter amber glass 4 oC 7 days/40 days Polychlorinated Biphenyls Dissolved (2) 1 liter amber glass 4 OC 7 days/40 days Priority Pollutant 13 Metals (1) 500 ml polyethylene 4 °C/H-IN03 28 days/6 months Semi-volatile Organic Compounds (2) 1 liter amber glass 4 °C 7 days/40 days Volatile Organic Compounds (3) 40 ml VOA vials 4 'C/ HCI 14 Days Note: Dissolved samples will be filtered and preserved, if necessary, by laboratory-0 Figures
Appendix D Table D-l Table D-I Summary of 2003 Sediment Sampling Program Yankee Nuclear Power Station Rowe, MA SnpeIrint)nDrpt
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Page 1 o4 1 Sediment Field Sampling Plan Final Sediment Field Sampling Plan Yankee Nuclear Power Station 49 Yankee Road Rowe, Massachusetts August 2003 www.erm .com Deliverog sustainable solutions in a more competitive world ERM Yankee Nuclear Power Station Sediment Field Sampling Plan August 2003 0002107 49 Yankee Road Rowe, Massachusetts John W. McTigue, P.G., LSP 'Principal-in-Charge GD /Gregg A. Dermers, P.E., LSP Project Manager Environmental Resources Management 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor Boston, Massachusetts 02116 T: 617-267-8377 F: 617-267-6447
1.0 INTRODUCTION
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1.1 BACKGROUND
I 1.2 PURPOSE & SCOPE 1 2.0 SEDIMENT SAMPLING PROGRAM 3 2.1 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES 3 2.2 SAMPLE LOCATIONS AND DESIGNATIONS 3 2.3 SAMPLING PROCEDURES 4 2.3.1 Boat Sampling 4 2.3.2 Manual Sampling 5 2.4 ANALYTICAL PROGRAM 5 2.4.1 Non -radiological Parameters 5 2.4.2 Radiological Parameters 6 2.5 SAMPLE SECURITY AND CUSTODY 6 2.6 MANAGEMENT OF INVESTIGATION DERIVED WASTES 6 2.7 SCHEDULE 6 3:0 QUALTIY ASSURANCE AND QUALTIY CONTROL 8 3.1 QUALITY ASSURANCE PROJECT PLAN 8 3.2 CLEANING AND DECONTAMINATION OF EQUIPMENT 8 3.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE
/ QUALITY CONTROL SAMPLES 9 4.0 PROJECT DOCUMENTATION 11 ERNI YANKEE 2107 S/S/03 ERM i YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 TABLES Table 1 Table 2 Sediment Analytical Program and Locations Sediment Analytical Programi Bottle Requirements FIG URES Figure 1 Figure 2 Site Layout and Sediment Sampling Locations Background Sediment Sampling Locations APPENDICES Appendix A Sediment Sampling Procedures ERNI ii Y.'NKEE 2107 8/3/03 ERNI ii YANKEE 2107 S/S/03
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND
On behalf of Yankee Atomic Electric Company (Yankee), Environmental Resources Management (ERM) has prepared this Sediment Field Sampling Plan (FSP) for the Yankee Nuclear Power Station (YNPS) located at 49 Yankee Road in Rowe, Massachusetts (Figure 1). The FSP has been prepared as a supplement to the Draft Quality Assurance Project Plan, Site Closure, Yankee Nuclear Power Station, Rowe, Massachusetts.
The FSP outlines the approach and methods for characterizing sediment quality at the site as part of the overall site closure program. Other media-specific FSPs will be prepared as the site closure activities proceed. This FSP addresses non-radiological sediment characterization activities.
Radiological characterization of sediments is not planned at this time.1.2 PURPOSE & SCOPE The purpose of the Sediment FSP is to:* establish the procedures and rationale for sediment sampling activities in support of site closure;" ensure that sediment sampling data are consistent with applicable procedures;
- ensure that the Data Quality Objectives (DQOs) for site closure are met; and* support the site characterization and closure activities.
Sediment sampling for polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) has been performed as part of the assessment of a release of PCB-containing paint chips. Two areas of sediment are currently targeted for remediation based on the assessment activities (see Figure 1). The data generated under the FSP will be used to assess the potential for impact to sediment by oil or hazardous materials beyond the proposed remedial areas where there are no current plans for remediation.
The data generated under the FSP will be validated and input into the site database.
The results from the sampling round will be used in conjunction with Data Usability reports that are being prepared regarding the historic data to determine the need for, and scope of, future sediment E R-%I YANKEE 2107 S/I/03 sampling events. The data will also be used to support human health and ecological risk assessments that will be prepared as part of the site closure program.The scope of the Sediment FSP includes sampling of sediments in Sherman Reservoir, Wheeler Brook, West Storm Drain, and the Deerfield River (see Table 1 for a summary of sediment sampling locations).
ERNa~2 YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 2.0 SEDIMENT SAMPLING PROGRAM 2.1 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES YNPS Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) applicable to the sediment investigation include: " DP-8124 Collection of Pond Sediment Samples for Site Characterization" DP-8123 Sample Security and Chain of Custody* DP-8120 Collection of Site Characterization and Site Release Samples Appendix A contains the YNPS SOPs applicable to this FSP.2.2 SAMPLE LOCATIONS AND DESIGNATIONS A list of locations to be sampled for sediment is provided in Table 1. The sediment sample locations are shown in Figure 1 and background locations are shown in Figure 2.The sampling program was developed based on the location of the YNPS National Pollution Elimination System (NPDES) outfall locations and site topography.
As shown in Figure 1, YNPS has three NPDES outfall locations:
Outfall Processes Receiving Body 003/005 Stormwater from eastern portion of YNPS Sherman Reservoir 001/010 Discharge from circulating water system and Sherman Reservoir service water system 002/004 Stormwater from western portion of YNPS West Storm Drain As noted in Section 1.2, areas that are currently targeted for sediment remnediation due to the release of PCB-containing paint chips are shown in Figure 1. Since it is expected that those areas will be excavated, they were excluded from the sediment characterization program.Within Sherman Reservoir, sediment cores will be collected to a depth of 18 inches. The sediment samples will be collected at five intervals from E RA 3 E3YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 the shoreline:
25 feet, 50 feet, 100 feet, 200 feet, and 500 feet. A sample will be submitted for analysis from the 0 to 4 inch interval from each location.
A sample will also be collected for analysis at a depth of 12 to 18 inches along the 50-foot transect.
The remaining core samples will be stored in a freezer at YNPS, pending the results of the initial round of analyses.Six background samples will be collected from the northern end of Sherman Reservoir in depositional areas. A sample will be submitted for analysis from the 0 to 4 inch interval from each location.
Approximate sample locations are shown on Figure 2, but may be adjusted based on field observations.
Within Wheeler Brook, six surficial sediment samples will be collected to assess sediment quality upstream and downstream of the Southeast Construction Fill Area. Within the West Storm Drain, five surficial samples will be collected approximately every 100 feet. Within the Deerfield River, six surficial samples will be collected from depositional areas. The Deerfield River samples will be collected both upstream and downstream of the discharge point of the West Storm Drain. Surface sediment samples will be collected for analysis from 0 to 4 inches in Wheeler Brook, the West Storm Drain, and the Deerfield River.The sediment samples will be identified using unique sample identification.
The sample designations will use the naming convention as detailed in the YNPS QAPP. The sample designations for the sediment sampling program are detailed in Table 1.2.3 SAMPLING PROCEDURES 2.3.1 Boat Sampling Sediment samples in Sherman Reservoir will be collected under ERM's oversight by TG&B Marine Services of Falmouth, MA_ Samples will be collected in compliance with YNPS Procedure DP-8124 Collection of Pond Sediment Samples for Site Characterization.
A boat-mounted Vibracore System will be used to direct push or vibrate the core sampler into the sediment.
The core sampler consists of a two-foot stainless steel casing with a removable two-inch diameter polycarbonate sleeve. A plug is placed at the top of the polycarbonate sleeve to prevent sediment from extending above the sleeve height. After coring, the sleeve is removed from the casing, capped, labeled, and brought to shore for sampling.
On shore, the portion of the core to be sampled will be extracted and the remaining core will be capped, placed in a sealed plastic bag, and stored ERM 4 YANKEE 2107 S/1/03 in a freezer at YNPS. The portion of the core to be submitted for laboratory analysis will be cut open to visually inspect and classify the sediment stratigraphy.
Visual observations will be logged on sediment sampling forms.Dedicated sampling equipment will be used where feasible.
Reused sampling equipment will be decontaminated prior to, and following, sample collection in accordance with the YNPS QAPP.2.3.2 Manual Sampling Sediment samples will be collected manually from the Wheeler Brook, the West Storm Drain, and the Deerfield River. Samples will be collected in compliance with YNPS Procedure DP-8120 Collection of Site Characterization and Site Release Samnples.
A stainless steel trowel and/or hand auger will be used to obtain each sediment sample from a depth of 0 to 4 inches. Sampling will be performed at downstream locations first, working upstream to reduce the potential for suspended sediments to impact the sample results. Field observations, including sampling location descriptions, will be recorded in a field logbook.2.4 ANALYTICAL PROGRAM 2.4.1 Non-radiological Parameters The sediment analytical program is summarized in Table '. The analytical parameters were selected based on the types of chemicals used at the plant as outlined in the QAPP. In the vicinity of Outfall 001/010, the list of compounds was expanded to include chemicals associated with the operation of the cooling water system (e.g., boron, lithium, and hydrazine).
The sediment investigation will include the analysis of sediment samples for the following non-radiological parameters:
- Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) by GC/MS, SW-846 Method 8260B (both low-level, deionized water-preserved, and medium-level, methanol preserved, sediment samples will be collected at each sample location in accordance with SW846 Method 5035 VOC sampling procedures;
- Semi-Volatile Organic Compounds (SVOCs) by GC/NMS, SW-846 Method 8270C;* Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) by GC, SW-846 Method 8082;E5 R YANKEr-7 2107 S/8/03
" Diesel Range Organics (DRO) by GC, SW-846 Method 8015B* Gasoline Range Organics (GRO) by GC, SW-846 Method 8015B" Priority Pollutant 13 Metals (PP13) Metals by SW-846 6010B and 7000 Series (for antimony, arsenic, lead, selenium, and thallium).
Chromium species will be identified for detections;
- Boron and Lithium by SW-846 6010B;* Hydrazine by Ion Chromatography (1C); and* Total Organic Carbon Northeast Laboratory Services, located in Waterville, Maine, will conduct the majority of the non-radiological analyses.
Severn Trent Laboratory (STL)-Denver will perform the hydrazine analyses, and STL-Connecticut will perform TOC analyses.2.4.2 Radiological Parameters Yankee personnel will screen sediment samples on-site in accordance with YNPS screening procedures.
Laboratory analysis for radiological constituents will not be performed on the sediment samples.2.5 SAMPLE SECURITY AND CUSTODY Sediment samples will be submitted to the laboratory under proper chain-of-custody procedures.
Samples will be preserved on ice or in a refrigerator and sample handling will be documented using chain-of-custody protocols in accordance with DP-8123, Sample Security and Chain of Custody.2.6 MANAGEMENT OF INVESTIGATION DERIVED WASTES Sediment sampling waste will be containerized on-site. The wastes will be screened for radiological constituents.
Following screening YNPS personnel will dispose of the wastes in accordance with the applicable YNPS procedures.
2.7 SCHEDULE The sediment-sampling program is scheduled to begin on 12 August 2003.The completion schedule for the sampling activities is dependent on field 6 YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 conditions, but is scheduled to be completed within two weeks of commencement.
ERAI 7 YA>4KFF '107 S!8/03 E I,\I 7 YANKEE 2107 81/8/03 3.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL 0 3.1 QUALITY ASSURANCE PROJECT PLAN A QAPP has been prepared to provide a standard method of assuring that data collected during site characterization activities is of sufficient quality to support future decisions regarding decommissioning activities and or remedial actions at the site. The primary purpose of the QAPP is to describe the means by which data collected in the field will be validated against predetermined standards, ensuring that data meets minimum quality standards prior to being used for decision-making purposes.
The flow of data is important to data quality, as it ensures that appropriate project personnel have adequate opportunities to review data with importance to future site decisions.
As such, the QAPP specifies the methods and means for ensuring the data generated during site characterization activities is of a quality necessary to serve its intended purpose.The following provides a list of the sections of the QAPP that are most relevant to the field sampling activities:
QAPP Section Topic 9.1 Field Investigation and Documentation Procedures 9.2 Preparation of Sample Containers 9.3 Decontamination 9.4 Field Equipment Usage and Maihntenance 10.1 Sample Tracking System 102 Sample Custody 13.1 Field Quality Control 3.2 CLEANING AND DECONTAMINATION OF EQUIPMENT To the degree possible, dedicated and/or disposable sampling equipment will be used for sampling.
Non-dedicated sampling equipment used to collect samples will be cleaned and decontaminated prior to its initial use, between each sampling location and after the final use. The following ERMv 8 YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 general procedures will be adhered to concerning decontamination efforts: 1. If visual signs such as discoloration indicate that decontamination was insufficient, the equipment will again be decontaminated.
If the situation persists, the equipment will be taken out of service until the situation can be corrected.
- 2. Verification of the non-dedicated sampling equipment cleaning procedures will be documented by the collection of field equipment rinsate blanks, at a frequency in accordance with the QAPP.3. Properly decontaminated equipment will be stored in aluminum foil or plastic bags during storage and transport.
Decontamination protocols will be strictly adhered to in order to minimize the potential for cross-contamination between sampling locations and contamination of off-site areas. Liquids generated during the decontamination process will be collected, containerized and appropriately labeled for disposal.
Waste liquids will be stored on site until determination of potential hazard class and final disposition.
Only pre-cleaned laboratory-certified sample containers will be used. The laboratories will also provide sample coolers, ice packs, trip blanks, and temperature blanks.More specific decontamination procedures are outlined in the QAPP and SOPs.3.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE
/ QUALITY CONTROL SAMPLES The following Quality Assurance
/ Quality Control samples will be collected during the sediment sampling:* Trip blanks -At least one trip blank per cooler containing VOC or GRO samples (a minimum of one'trip blank per 20 samples).
Separate trip blanks will be prepared and analyzed for low-level (deionized water-preserved) 8260B VOCs, medium-level (methanol preserved) 8260B VOCs, and GRO.* Temperature blanks -One temperature blank per cooler. The temperature of the trip blank will be measured upon receipt of the cooler at the laboratory.
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- Equipment rinsate blank -The majority of sediment samples will be collected using dedicated sampling equipment.
However, manual sampling will be conducted using a stainless steel trowel. A rinsate sample will be collected from the stainless steel trowel at a rate of one sample per 20 sampling locations.
The rinsate blanks will be analyzed for the same parameters as the samples that were collected using the equipment.
Due to the short (48 hour5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br />) holding time for aqueous hydrazine analysis, samples will be sent directly to STL-Denver via overnight carrier so that the samples may be extracted as soon as possible following sampling.* Field duplicates
-Field duplicates will be collected at the rate of one duplicate per 20 samples. Samples locations where duplicates will be collected are listed in Table 1. Field duplicates will be submitted for the same analyses as the actual sample.* Matrix spikes -Matrix spikes will be collected at the rate of one matrix spike per 20 samples. Samples locations where matrix spikes will be collected are listed in Table 1. Matrix spike/matrix spike duplicates (MS/MSDs) will be collected for organic parameters.
Matrix spike/matrix duplicates (MS/MD) will be collected for inorganic and wet chemistry analyses.ERM\10 YANKEE 2107 5/8/03 4-0 PROJECT DOCUMENTATION Data management tasks pertinent to project documentation and records, laboratory deliverables, data reporting formats, data handling and management, and data review assessment are presented in the QAPP.The following field sample collection records will be completed at the time of sample collection:
- Field logbook" Sediment sampling field logs* Chain of custody forms* Shipping records (airbills), if any* Telephone logs, as appropriate The project documentation will be provided to the Yankee Environmental Oversight Supervisor at the completion of each sampling event. In addition, any deviations from the FSP will be documented in a memorandum to the Yankee Environmental Oversight Supervisor.
E Rl\ 11 YANKEE 2107 8/8/03 Tables Tabl 1 ediment Analytical Program Field Sampling Plan Yankee Nuclear Power Station Rowe, MA tIe w ., f0 SIOC tPCB DO k GRO P 3 Metals* ,Boron, Lithum TOC Sheunan R eserve,,o-SD- 003 00 O I1 0.4 2. x X X x x x Dvp01 SD- 003 00 04 1 01-4 25 X X X X X X SD- 006 00 04 1 0-4 25 X X X X X SD- 008 00 04 1 0-4 25 X X X X X SD- 09 O00 04 I 0-4 25 X X X SD- 012 00 04 I 0-4 25 X X X SD- 015 00 04 I 0-4 25 X X X SD- 0iS 00 04 1 0-4 25 X X X SD- 022 00 04 1 0-4 25 X X X MS/MSD 02 SD- 022 00 04 1 0-4 25 X X x SD- 025 00 04 I 0-4 25 X X X SD- 02S 00 04 1 0-4 25 X X X SD- 030 00 04 1 0-4 25 X X X SD- 002 00 04 1 0-4 50 X X X X X X X X X SD- 002 12 18 I 12-18 90 X X X X X X X X X SD- 005 00 04 1 0-4 50 X X X X X X x x SD- 000 12 18 I 12-1I 50 X X X X X X x x SD- 007 00 04 1 0-4 50 X X X X X X X X SD- 007 12 IS 1 12-18 50 X X X X X X X X SD- 11! 00 04 1 0-4 50 X X X X x x SD- O11 12 1S I 12-18 50 X X X X X X SD- 014 00 041 0-4 50 X X X X X X SD- S 14121i8 12-16 50 X X X X X X SD- 017 00 041 0-4 511 X X X X X X SD- 017 12 1S8I 12-18 50 X X X X X X SD- 021 00 04 1-4 50 X X X X X X SD- 021 12 IS I 12-18 50 X X X X X X Dsu'p02 SD- 1121 12 18 1 12-18 50 X X X X X X SD- 024 00 04 1 0-4 50 X X X X X X SD- 024 12 IS I 12-18 150 X X X X X X SD- 027 00 14 1 (-, 50 X X X X x x SD- 027 12 IS1 12-1 50 X X X X X X SD- 029 00 041 0-4 50 X X X X X X SD- 029 12 1S 1 12-18 50 X X X X X x SD- 001 00 04 1I 0-4 100 X X X X X MS/MSD 0101 SD- 001 00 04 1 0-4 110 X X X X X SD- 014 00 04 I 0-4 100 X X X X X.SD- 010 00 04 1 0-4 100} X X X SD- 013 00 04 1 0-4 100 X X X SI)- 016 00 04 1 0-4 100 1 X X X SD. 019 00 04 1 0-4 100 X X X SD- 020 00 04 I 0-4 100 X X X SD- (123 00 04 1 0-4 100} X X x Table 'I -Sediment Analytical Program Field Sampling Plan Yankee Nuclear Power Station Rowe, MA SI VOC S o C DRO (1 GRO -PP13 NMetals. "'o-i, Lithiuzrioi IIydIrazfnei
-1TOC<'Shore (ft)~~- >~ ->~5 SD- 026 00 04 1 0-4 10t X X X X SD- 031 00 04 1 0-4 200 X X x'SD- 032 O0 04 1 0-4 200 X X x SD- 033 00} 04 1 0-4 200 1 X X I x X SD- 034 00 04 1 0-4 200 x x 5D- 035 00 04 0-4 200 X X X SD- 0}36 {}0 0}4 t 0.4 200 X X X SD- 037 00 04 t 0-4 200 X X X SD- 038 00 04 t 0-4 500 1 x X X SD- 0139 00} 04 t 0-4 500t X ' 'SD- 040 00tt 04 t 0-4 500 X X X SD- 041 00 (14 t 01-4 500 X X X Wheeler Brook SD- 10! 0010} 14 0-4 NA x X x X X x X SD- 102 00{t 0}4 t 0-4 NA x X ' X X X SD- t03 00. 04 0-4 NA Ix x X X x X X SD- 404 00 04 1 0-4 NA X X X X X X SD- 105 00 04 1 0-4 NA X X x ' X X SD- 10}6 00} 04 1 0-4 NA ' x x x x 'DeeriietM Rivei SD- 20t 00 04 0-4 NA X X X x X X X SD- 202 00 041 0-4 NA x X X X x x SD- 203 00 04 0-4 NA X X X X X X 'SD- 204 00 04 4 0-4 NA X X X X X X SD- 205 00 04 4 -4 NA X X X X X X SD- 206 00 044 0-4 NA, X X X x X X West Sterm Droai SD- 301 00 04 [ 0-4 NA X x X x x 'K X DUP03 SD- 301 00 04 1 0-4 NA X X X X X X X SD- 302 00 04 1 0-4 NA X X X X X X SD- 303 00 04 1 44-4 NA X x X x X 'SD- 304 00 04 1 0-4 NA X X X X X X SD- 305 00 04 1 0-4 NA x X X x x X iBackgtouini
-Shermaiin Reservoir SD- 401 00 04 11 0-4 NA x x X X x X x MS/MSD 0-3 SD- ,101 }0 0-4 1 0-4 NA x x X X X X X SD- 402 00 04 1 0-4 NA X X X X X X SD- 403 00 04 1 0-4 NA ' ' ' X ' 'SD- 404 00 04 4 0-4 NA X X X X X X SD- 405 00 04 1 0-4 NA X X x X x X 54- 400 0(0 04 0-4 NA X X X X ' '1OTAL 46 46 80 S0 46 80 13 13 17* Chl6, species ,ill be iderntified if total cluomium is dectcted.
Table 2 -Sediment Analytical Program Bottle Requirements Field Sampling Plan Yankee Nuclear Power Station Rowe, MA SD-011, SD-014, SD-017, SD- Volatile Organics (5) VOA vials 4 "C, 3 with H20 and 14 days 021, SD-024, SD-027, SD-029, stirring bar, I with Dup 02, SD-102, SD-104, SD- NMeOH, 1 105, SD- 16, SD-212, SD-204, Unpreserved SD-205, SD-206, SD-302, SD- TPH-Gasoline (1) VOA vials 4 0C/5 mL MeOH 14 days 304, SD-305, SD-402, SD-404, TI'H-DRO 14 days/40 days SD-405, SD-406 PCBs (1) 8 oz soil jar 4 "C 14 days/40 days Semivolatile Organics 14 days/40 days PP(13) Metals 28 days/6 months SD-W1i, SD- 103, SD-201, SD- Volatile Organics (5) VOA vials 4 "C, 3 with H20 and 14 days 203, SD-301, DLp 03, SD- stirring bar, 1 with 303, SD-401, MS/MSD-03, MeOH, 1 SD-403 unttpreserved TPH-Gasoline (1) VOA vials 4 "C/5 ml MeOH 14 days TOC (1) 4 oz soil jar 4 "C 14 days TTPH-DRO 14 days/40 days'PCBs (1) 8 oz soil jar 4 *C 14 days/40 days Se mivolatile Organics 14 days/40 days PP(13) Metals 28 days/6 months SD-005, SD-007 Volatile Organics (5) VOA vials 4 "C, 3 with H20 and 14 days stirring bar, I with MeOH, I unpreserved TPH-Gasoline (1) VOA vials 4 "C/5 mL MeOH 14 days Hydrazine (1) 4oz soil jar 4 "C None/48 boors TPH-DRO 14 days/40 days PCBs (1) 8 oz soil jar 4 *C 14 days/40 days Setnivolatile Organics 14 days/40 days PI'(13) Nletýals (plus boron and Iithium) 28 days/6 months For ,',rCrI V'OA soit sinyplte. ,li'iso oicdtl 5 Ji 'S I soil I (iL'rrt'oree) it, -,ch of three vials preserved witth 1-121 ai I vial prnesrved vith MeOH. Also pleise fill ote iiproser\
ed VOA vias for Total solid-s For tvaochI TH-GRO soil samplo, pleaseadd 5 gritus of s 0i 1 .. erracore) to riot presrrved it 1 h MeOH.rih sofluls for th's, samtples i il be rk, f', .... ith, 1 oz soil j"r j Table 2 -Sediment Analytical Program Bottle Requirements Field Sampling Plan Yankee Nuclear Power Station Rowe, MA ,'Locations
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SD-003 PCB (1) 8Lo7 soil jai 4 "C 14 days/40 days Dup-01 DRO 14 days/40 days SD-Il) I IT 13 Metals (plus ri uni and Lithium) (1) 250 ml poly 28 days/6 months SD-004 Hydrazine (1) 4 oz soil jar none/48 h-ours TOC (1) 1 oz soil jar 14 days SD-006 PCB (1) 8 oz soil jar 4 "C 14 days/40 days SD-00S DRO 14 days/40 days'PP 13 Metals (plus Boron and Lithium) (1)250 ml poly 28 days/6 months Hydrazine (1)4 oz soil jar none/48 hours SD-009, SD-012, SD-015, SD- OCB (1)8 oz soil jar 4'C 14 days/40 days 018, SD-022, MS/MSD- 02, SD-025, SD-028, SD-030, SD- DRO 14 days/40 days 010, SD-013, SD-016, SD-019, PP 13 Metals (1)250( ml poly 28 days/6 months SD-020, SD-023, SD-031, SD-032, SD-034, SD-035, SD-036, SD-026, SD-033, SD-039 PrCB (1) 8 oz soil jar 4 "C 14 days/40 days DRO 14 days/40 days I'l 13 Metals (1)250 ml pol, 28 days/6 months TOC (1)4 oz soil Iar 14 days SD-002 Volatile Organics (5) VOA vials 4 "C, 3 with H211 and 14 days stirring bar, I with MeOH, 1 unpreserved TPH-Gasoline (1) VOA vials 4 'C/5 mnL MeOH 14 days Hydrazine (t) 4oz soil jar 4 "C None/48 hours TOC (1) 4 oz soil jar 4 "C 14 days TPH-DRO 14 days/40 days PCBs (1) 8 oz soil jar 4 "C 14 davs/40 days Semivolatile Organics 14 days/40 days PP(13) Metals (plus Buron and Lithiurm) 28 days/6 months Figures I 4; A I/E I Legend V Proposed Sediment Sampling Locations Refefence:
Topo! Interactive Maps. 1999, W9Idflower Production, San Francisco, CA.Scale 1:25,000 0.5kkm 0 500 m 0.5 mi 0 1,000 ft Figure 2 -Sediment Background Sampling Locations Yankee Nuclear Power Station -Rowe, MA ERM Appendix A Sediment Sampling Procedures DP-8124 Collection of Pond Sediment Samples for Site Characterization V Proc. No. DP-8124 Rev. No. 3 Issue Date 04/2003 Review Date 03/2008 COLLECTION OF POND SEDIMENT SAIMPLES FOR SITE CHARACTERIZATION SCOPE To describe a method for collecting sediment samples from the bottom of a pond for purposes of both radiological and non-radiological analyses for YNPS site characterization.
ENCLOSURES DP-8124 -Pgs. 1-3 DPF-8124.1
-Rev. 3 REFERENCES
- 1. DP-8123, "Sample Security and Chain of Custody" 2. E-Lab 605 "E-LAB RECORD KEEPING AND RETENTION SAMPLE SUBMISSION FORM RECORDS," Framatome ANP Environmental Lab 3. AP-9601, "YNPS Site Characterization and Site Release QAPP for Non-Radiological Sample Data Quality" 4. AP-0626,. "Job Hazard Assessment" DISCUSSION Sediment samples are collected as grab samples from the bottom of a pond, and should tontain at least one kilogram of soil- Each sample is assigned a unique sample ID number.The quality control program plan (QAP?) for non-radiological sample data quality is described in reference
- 3. Quality control measures are an integral part of all activities related to obtaining and testing of samples. These measures are intended to help assure the accuracy of all data. They include but are not limited to the following:
0 Tmnl ementat ion nf a] 1 twnrk ha'zp,- cn wri tton nroduo Activity direction and documentation by Assigned Personnel Site Assigned Site Personnel means Safety Oversight personnel or designee-<.Performance of key activi:ies with experienced personnel* -.Documentation of work in a permanent, bound field log book* -Prevention of the use of cnontaminated tools and materials& Analysis of blind/duplicate samples Use of sample analysis labs with QA/QC programs* Chain-of-custody documentation of samples* DCC retention of all related documentation of samples PREREQUISITES Obtain the equipment/materials needed to perform the required task(s) from the following list prior to starting this procedure:
- Appropriate boat and marine safety equipment for sampling* Chain of custody forms (DPF-8123.1). DP-8124 Rev. 3* Permanently bound field logbook.* Location marking supplies, buoys, line and weights; bright-colored spray paint, stakes, hammer.* Sampling implement, ponar. sampler or equal, or core sampler* Paint cans (e.g. one gallon), zip-top poly bags (4-mil or thicker), poly core tubes with end caps, or other suitable containers for samples.* Appropriate survey device to determine sample locations PROCEDURE 1. Physically locate each sampling point using a depth finder to determine bottom suitability for sampling.
If sampling at a location is not done immediately, mark the location with a buoy.2. Install the appropriate sediment sampling device on the cable line of the winch.3. Stabilize the boat at the chosen sampling location.4. Assure proper sampler configuration prior to sampling attempt.5. Deploy the sampler.6. Retrieve the sampler and remove sediment sample. Repeat process as needed to obtain one kilogram of sediment, if possible, for each location.
The sample may be stored in an appropriate container for shipment to the lab. If zip-top poly bags, are used, double-bagging may be required.7. Segment the sample as needed and place sample material in appropriate containers.
- 8. Document sample location with appropriate survey technique.
- 9. Label sample container with:* Sample I.D.* Date and Time* Initials of sampler 10. Record all appropriate information in a Permanently Bound Log Book and later transpose all pertinent information onto the sample log form, DPF-8124.1.
- 11. Provide a sample description for DPF-8124.1.
- 12. Prior to taking subsequent samples, rinse all sampling tools clean of sample material with ambient pond water.13. Prepare chain of custody paper work, per Reference 1, for each sample.14. Deliver samples to the YNPS Safety Oversight Department for analysis, or arrange for shipment to an alternate lab.15. For samples submitted to the Frarnatome ANP Environmental Lab, form E-Lab 605.1 (Reference
- 2) will be filled out and sent with the samples.16. Request a gamma isotopic analysis of the samples. Normally these samples will be analyzed to the environmental sediment lower limit of detection.
0-) DP-8124 Rev. 3 NOTE: If any of the samples contain plant related radioactivity, contact the Radwaste Coordinator for sample shipment to any off-site laboratory.
FINAL CONDITIONS
- 1. Colfected samples and Chain-of-Custody paperwork have been delivered to the appropriate laboratory in accordance with this procedure.
- 2. DPF-18124.1 has been completed and filed.3. For samples submitted to the Framatome ANP Environmental Lab, form E-Lab 605.1 will be filled out and sent with the samples.I*7)
YNPS Sediment Sampling Form Sampler(,s) ody ______________
Rc I C D Date/ Location (Description or Samplu Description Time Coordinates and Water'Depth)S4 .1 D 124 ,1 3 DP-8123 Sample Security and Chain of Custody Rev- No. 9 Issue Date 04/2003 Review Date 05]2007 SAMPLE SECURITY AND CHAIN OF CUSTODY SCOPE This procedure addresses sample security and chain of custody for samples collected under the procedures cited in References 1 7- This includes collecting radiological or non-radiological samples, site characterization samples, as well as other site samples. The sample security portion applies to all such samples- The chain of custody portions apply only to samples that are analyzed off-site-ENCLOSURES DP-8123 -Pgs. 1-6 DPF-8123.1
-Rev. 7 REFERENCES
- 1. DP-8120, "Collection of Site Characterization and Site Release Samples" 2. DP-8121, "In-Plant Radiological Surveys to Support the Characterization Program" 3. DP-8122, "Subsurface Soil Sampling and Monitoring Well Installation" 4- DP-8124, "Collection of Pond Sediment Samples for Site Characterization" 5. DP-9725, "Potable Water Quality Monitoring" 6- DP-9745, "Ground Water Level Measurement and Sample Collection in Observation Wells" 7. DP-8813, "Sample Receipt and Preparation" DISCUSSION To ensure the integrity of a sample and the defensibility of its analytical results, its chain of custody should be documented.
For samples analyzed off-site, this is done with the chain of custody form.For samples analyzed at the YNPS site, this is done by logging samples in and out of each on-site facility (see DP-8813) .Where a sample is tracked first on one system (e.g., the Sample Log), then on another (e.g., chain of custody form), the sample's custody should be traceable, without any gaps, across both systems.Also important is to ensure the integrity of the sample's security.Proper security will prevent or minimize sample loss, tampering and inadvertent mishandling.
PROCEDURE A. Initiation of Chain of Custody Form I. A Chain of Custody Form (DPF-8123.1) shall be initiated by the sample collector for all site characterization and other site samples that are analyzed offsite. Multiple samples may be included on a single form.2. The sample collector shall initiate the Chain of Custody Form (DPF-8123.1) at the time of collection.
Radiological samples that have been tracked in accordance with DP-8813[71 may have their Chain of Custody Form initiated just prior to shipment off-site. DP-8123 Rev. 9 3- The sample collector shall fill out DPF-8123.1, and sign and date the form, using the guidance found in Appendix A.Ensure that the information entered on the sample container is the same as that entered on DPF-8123-I_
- 4. Note the chain of custody form number (found at the top of DPF-8123.1,)
in the Field Log Book (if one is used).5. Once a Chain of Custody Form has been initiated, the original copy of the form shall stay with the sample(s), at least until such time as described in Step B.3.6. When an additional chain of custody form is to be initiated for a sample that is already on a chain of custody form (e.g., the sample has been split and each aliquot is to be sent to a different analytical laboratory), a notation shall be made in the "Comment" column on each form cross-referencing the two form numbers.B. Transfer of Sample Custody NOTE: Relinquishing custody of a sample is not required when the sample is transferred among members within any laboratory or count room, or between Chemistry, HP, or Environmental sample collectors and the site countroom or laboratory analysis.1. When the sample collector turns the sample over to another individual (e.g., the Safety Oversight Department staff or the YNPS Sample Prep Trailer), that individual shall sign the first "Received by" block, including the date and time of receipt.2. Each time the sample(s) changes custody, the relinquishing party and the receiving party shall sign and date the form within the next available location.3. The analytical laboratory shall be instructed to return the white page of the completed Chain of Custody Form (DPF-8123.1) to the contact name on the form along with the analytical results.4- The completed DPF-8123.1 shall be reviewed and filed by the contact person or his/her designee as part of the data package.C. Use of Commercial Couriers 1. Just prior to turnover to a commercial courier, relinquish the samples by date and time of shipment and signature on DPF-8123.1.
- 2. Note in the "Sample Shipped Via" location on DPF-8123.1 the courier utilized if applicable and the Bill of Lading number which is printed at the top of each air bill in bold black numbers.NOTE: A "Received By" signature is not required until receipt by the analytical lab.3. Remove and retain the rear-most carbon copy of DPF-8123.1.
- 4. Seal the original DPF-8123.1 in the container along with the samples.5. When the original signed DPF-8123.1 returns from the analytical lab, attach the air bill and file with sample results.
VV- b I 2I Rev. 9 The completed DPF-8123.i, with air bill and rear most carbon copy shall be reviewed and filed by the contact person or his/her designee as part of the data package.D_ On-Site Sample Security i. Following sample collection, the sample collector shall do one of the following, in accordance with the transfer of custody requirements in this procedure:
Deliver the sample(s) to an on-site facility (e.g., sample preparation lab or count room);Deliver the sample(s) to an off-site lab (either directly or by turning over to a courier);Store the sample(s) in a secure manner (see below)until the sample(s) is delivered to the on-site sample preparation facility or count room, or until the sample(s) is sent to an off-site laboratory.
- 2. At any time following field collection, samples must be stored in a secure manner, which shall include one or more of the following:
Direct physical control or under direct visual observation by an individual; Storage in a locked container, locked cabinet (e.g., refrigerator) ,or individual locked transport box (e.g.for concrete cores).Storage in a locked room or building having limited access (e.g., the YNPS Sample Prep Trailer);* .Tamper evident seal on the sample container.
A single tamper evident seal may be used on a single container (e.g., cooler) containing multiple samples.NOTE: Smear samples shall be considered secure when loaded on a planchet rack in the Radiation Protection count room. (Tamper evident seals shall not be applied to planchet racks.) All samples shall be considered secure while on a detector in the Radiation Protection or Chemistry count room.FINAL CONDITIONS
- 1. Original chain of custody forms (DPF-8123.1) have been completed and filed for all samples as identified in this procedure's"Scope". Ensure completed DPF-8123.1 is transferred to the applicable data package. Commercial courier receipts or bills of lading, if applicable, are also filed.2. Samples that are on-site are stored in a secure manner. DP-8123 Rev_ 9 APPENDIX A FILLING OUT CHAIN OF CUSTODY FORMS SCOPE This appendix describes in detail the proper completion of the Chain of Custody Form (DPF-8123.1)
.The actual use of the form is described in the body of this procedure (DP-8123).
PROCEDURE NOTE: All entries shall be made in black ink.NOTE: Some entries on DPF-8123.1 may not apply to a particular sample.In such cases, an entry of "NA" (i.e., "Not Applicable")
is acceptable.
NOTE: Multiple samples may be included on a single Chain of Custody form (DPF-8123.1)
.Multiple samples may be shipped in a single container with the only tamper evident seal(s) being on the outside of the container.
NOTE: Each chain of custody form has a unique number pre-printed in the upper right hand corner.A. Fill out the following header information:
- 1. Project Name -For YNPS purposes, designate YNPS and project type. (Example for Site Characterization"YNPS S.C.")2. YAEC Contact Name & Phone -Generally the lead or cognizant person. Use at least the first initial and full last name (e.g., "J. Smith, 413-424-XXXX").
- 3. Analytical Lab -The name of the analytical laboratory, with city and state. (For the Framatome/ANP Environmental Laboratory, Framatome ANP Environmental Lab may be entered (without the city and state)-4. Requested Testing Completion Date -Date to be provided by the lead or cognizant person. If standard turn around times (e.g., two weeks) have been established with outside lab, this may be left blank.B. For each sample container, fill out each column on form DPF-8123.1. The columns include: 1. Sample Designation
-Transcribe the unique sample identification number appearing on the sample container label in the space provided.2. Date and Time -Transcribe the date (mm/dd/yyyy) and time (hhmm) the sample was collected as it appears on the container label.3. Media Code -Enter the Media Type code from Table 1 4. Sample Type Code -Enter the Sample Type code from Table 1.5. Container Size and Type Code -Enter the Container Size, along with the Container Type from Table 1.For example: a) a sample for metals analysis collected in an 8-ounce plastic container will be identified as '8 oz P";b) a sample for radiological analysis collected in a 12"x18" ziplock plastic bag will be identified as "12x18 BP".
Rev. 9 6. Analyses Reiuested
-Enter the type of analyses to be performed on each sample. Use as many spaces as needed to indicate all requested analyses for a given sample.7. Comment, Preservation
-Enter any comments as necessary in this section including the preservation method used.For example, if the preservation method was acidification, identify the method in this section such as "Acidified pH<2, Nitric Acid," or "Acidified pH<2, HCl." If any sample requires cooling to 4 degrees centigrade, identify the preservation method as "Ice or 4 0 C".8. Notes: Enter any other information felt to be pertinent to the collection or custody of the sample(s)
-9. Signature Blocks -a. Complete the signature blocks as instructed in steps A and B of this procedure-
- b. In situations where a chain of custody form is initiated for an existing sample (For example, see step A.6. of the procedure), the first two signature blocks (#1 and 42) may be left blank.10. Samples Shipped Via -Check off the method of shipment.
If a commercial courier, enter the bill of lading number.11. Lab Use Only -NOTE: Instruction should be provided to the offsite analytical laboratory in the proper completion of the Laboratory "Lab Use Only" shaded section.a. Comments -made by the laboratory pertinent to the receipt and condition of samples.b. Lab Sample ID. -A unique laboratory tracking number.c. Internal Container Temp -Obtain on receipt the internal temperature of the sample container.
NOTE: Instructions should be provided not to obtain temperature from sample media to avoid contamination.
A separate temperature blank will be provided in each shipment.d. Custody Sealed -Note presence or absence of custody seals.e. Custody Seal Intact -Note integrity of custody seals. DP-8123 Rev. 9 TABLE 1 Sample Codes for the Chain of Custody Form (DPF-8123.1)
Media Code ground water WG surface water .WF river water WR estuary water WE sea water WS effluent water EW soil TS sediment SE asphalt AS vegetation TG concrete CT smear SM other (specify)Sample Type Code grab G composite C core CR duplicate D split S field blank FB rinsate RB blank matrix MS spike matrix MSD spike duplicate other (specify)Container Code Type bag, plastic EP bag, cloth BC plastic glass G amber glass A vial V steel can SC other (specify)
Yankee Atomnic Electric CompanyC1 o C cl R or 49 Yankee Road, Rowe, MA 01367 Clain of Custody Record N2 413-424-5261 Project Name: Analyses Requested Lab Use Only YAEC Contact Name & Phone: Comments: Lab (Name, City, State): Media Sample Contain.Analytical Code Type cr Siae &Code Type Requested Testing Completion Date: Code Sample Designation Date Time Comment, Lab Sample ID Sample__Designation_
Date_ TePreservation II NOTES: Samples Shipped Via: Internal Container Fed Ex Temp.: -Deg.1) Sampled By Date/Time
- 2) Received By Date/Time 0 UPS[] Hand El Other Custody Sealed?3) Relinquished By Date/Time
- 4) Received By Date/Time Y. -N 0 5) Relinquished By Date/Time
- 6) Received By Date/Time Custody Seal Intac Bill of Lading 9 Y 1 ND 7) Relinquished By Date/Time
- 8) Received By Date/Time DPF.8123.1 Rev, 7 A'I.,'ns SoBcay A DP -8120 Collection of Site Characterization aid Site Release Samples Proc. No. DP-8120 Rev. No. 7 Issue Date 06/2001 Review Date 05/2006 COLLECTION, OF SITE CHARACTERIZATION AND SITE RELEASE SAMPLES SCOPE To provide instructions for the collection of surface and subsurface soils, shoreline sediments, asphalt and liquids. This procedure also provides instruction for the collection of soil, asphalt and concrete from ongoing or completed excavations, and the decontamination of equipment Used to collect the samples. This procedure is intended to be used during the decommissioning period for both radiological and nonradiological site characterization and site release sampling.Concrete core sampling is addressed in Procedure DP-8121.Split spoon sampling is addressed in Procedure DP-8122.Pond sediment sampling is addressed in Procedure DP-8124.Groundwater monitoring is addressed in Procedure DP-9745.ENCLOSURES DP-8120 Pgs. 1-10 Table 1 -Pg. 1 -Rev. 7 Appendix A -Pgs. 1-4 -Rev. 7 Appendix B -Pgs. 1-2 -Rev. 7 DPF-8120.1
-Rev. 7 I DPF-8120.2
-Rev. 7 REFERENCES
- 1. DP-8121, "In-Plant Radiological Surveys to Support the Radiological Characterization Program" 2. DP-81,23, "Sample Custody and Codtrol" 3. Deleted 4. EPA/625/12-91/002 "Description and Sampling of Contaminated Soils.- A Field Pocket Guide" 5. EPA/600/R-92/128 "Preparation of Soil Sampling Protocols:
Sampling Techniques and Strategies" 6. 40 CFR Part 136 7. SW-846, "Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Waste", USEPA 3rd edition, March 1995.8. OP-8100, "Establishing and Posting Radiological Areas" 9. DP-8813, "Sample Receipt and Preparation" 10. AP-0052, "Radiation Protection Release of Equipment, Material and Vehicles" 11. AP-0227, "Condition Reporting, Investigation and Self Assessment" 12. AP-0221, "Plant Record Management" DISCUSSION Environmental samples are collected from surface soils, subsurface soils, sediments, asphalt, and liquids to identify a media's contamination status for site characterization and site release purposes.
Soil, asphalt and concrete stock piles will be sampled to determine their final disposition (e.g., soil for back fill or release, asphalt and concrete for free release)..
The type of sample to be collected (e.g., grab, composite, etc.) and the suite of contaminants for which it will be analyzed should be identified in the field sampling plan. All samples will be prepared for analysis in accordance with DP- DP-8120 Rev. 7 accordance with AP-0052 [10) This procedure addresses the steps to collect each type of sample.Quality control measures will be an integral part of all activities related to obtaining and testing of samples. These measures are intended to help assure the accuracy of all data. They include: Implementation of all work based on written procedures Direction and documentation of all activities by a cognizant engineer* Performance of key activities by individuals qualified to carry out such activities , Precautions to prevent cross-contamination of samples Verification of analysis results by an independent laboratory Use of analytical laboratories with QA/QC programs Chain-of-custody documentation of samples PRECAUTIONS
- 1. All samples collected from within the Radiological Control Area (RCA) will be initially handled as if contaminated.
A GM frisker will be used to periodically screen equipment and newly-collected samples for gross contamination,,-
If radioactivity is detected above background.
Label the sample as "Caution Radioactive Material" in accordance with OP-8100 18) and take the necessary precautions to prevent the contamination of other samples, equipment or personnel., 2- Latex," nitrile or equivalent glbves shall be worn when handling sampli material collected from on site, and when cleaning tools that were used in the collection of those samples. Clean gloves shall :be used at each new sampl-ng site.3. When collecting samples in the RCA, hands and feet should be periodically monitored for contamination with a GM frisker.4. For safety purposes, holes in concrete floors, soil or asphalt shall :be patched or filled as soon as practicable.
- 5. For major excavations a Job Hazards Checklist will be completed and reviewed with the Safety department.
- 6. Methanol is flammable, do not use in the presence of open flame or ignition sources.PREREQUISITES
- 1. Each tool coming in contact with sampling media or any other potent.ally contaminated surface: must be decontaminated prior to the collection of the next sample.2. The type of sample being collected will determine which tools and materials are needed. Given below is a list of suggested tools and materials to choose from: Site map Chain of custody forms (DPF-8123.1)
Field Log Book Location marking supplies, e.g.. spray paint and stakes 50 or 100-foot tape measure* Digging implements, e.g., :trowel or shovel Soil auger Soil core sampler Sample containers, e.g., "ZipTop" plastic bags or paint cans Plastic bags (approx. 10 gal- size) for vegetation collection
,_Aluminum Foil Ha.-amer drill or demolition-tool, with chisel or asphalt bits Hearing and eye protection DP-8120 Rev. 7"Grass clippers"* Pruning shears* Indelible pen* 'Latex (or equivalent) gloves--:GM frisker* Equipment cleaning supplies: Clean water Brushes Laboratory grade detergent (such as Alconox)Paper towels Trash bag for solid waste Methanol* Concrete coring or cutting equipment:
Drill rig, bits and extensions Hilti drill and bits Water hose Electrical extension cord, w/ GFCI'Adjustable wrench, hammer-'Hearing and eye protection PROMDI7XX A. SAMPLING CONTAINERS, PRESERVATION REQUIREMENTS, AND HOLDING TIMES FOR SOIL AND LIQUID SAMPLES The type of sample container, volume required for analysis, and the maximum holding time for various constituents and media are) presented in Appendix A.B. SOIL and SEDIMENT SAkMPLING NOTE: These sampling techniques are not appropriate for soil and sediment collected for Volatile Organic Analysis (VOC) .In addition, stainless steel tools or equivalent are to be used for the collection of samples for nonradiological analysis.1. if soil is under a paved area or concrete floor, remove the asphalt or concrete.a. If an asphalt sample is to be collected, perform Section C before proceeding to step B.3.b. If a concrete sample: is, to be collected, refer to* Reference
- 1. -2. If required, cut vegetation to approximately the soil surface level, and remove any uiitte'n nthe ground sur-face (e.g., stones or dead/dry sticks and leaves that are not part of the soil humus layer).NOTE: If desired, cut vegetation may be saved for a separate* analysis.
In such a case, cut the vegetation over a measured area (e g. 7 one square meter), recording that area in the Field Log Book and place in a plastic bag.3. Using a new or decontaminated (according to Section H of this procedure) stainless steel or equivalent tool (i.e.trowel, shovel, hand auger, etc.), remove soil or sediment at the selected sampling location (or locations for composite sampling) to the desired depth. DP-8120 Rev. 7 NOTE: Ideally enough soil should be collected to provide for a one liter sample after preparation.
NOTE: For soil samples collected outside of the Owner Controlled Area, dig a straight-sided hole with measured surface dimensions (e.g., 6" x, 6-) and record in the Field Log Book.4. Place the sample into the appropriate container as specified in Appendix A. Ensure sufficient sample has been collected.If additional soil or sediment is required due to the number and volume of samples that must be collected, obtain the soil or sediment from a location immediately adjacent to the first by following steps 1 through 3 as necessary and remove a similar amount of sample.I b. Composite samples collected for nonxadiological analysis should be mixed in a stainless steel bowl or ziptop plastic bag.5. Large sticks or rocks greater than approximately three inches in size should be:discarded while digging the sample, unless otherwise instructed.
Compensate for the lost volume at that depth by collecting additional sample from the same depth as the discarded rock/stick.
uOTE: Where a large rock(s) prevents the collection of an adequate sample, th4&sampling point should be moved slightly to allow a better sample. In such a case, the movement and its- reason should be noted in the Field Log Book.NOTE: Sticks and rocks less than three inches in size must remain in the sample. They will typically be removed at the laboratory during the sample preparation stage.Their weight will be accounted for at that time.6. if required by Appendix A, preserve samples accordingly.
- 7. Close the container to loss of material.8. Label the container with the sample identification number (or bar code label), date of collection, time of collection, type of analysis (if non-rad), preservation method (if non-rad), and sampler's initials.9. Ensure that the sample is secure and that the appropriate sample custody documentation (if required) is completed in accordance with DP-8123 [2j as soon as practicable.
C. ASPHALT SAMPLING-1C0=: Ideally enough asphalt should be collected to provide for a one liter sample after preparation.
- 1. Using a hammer drill or denolition tool (with the appropriate bit), a cold chisel, or any other appropriate tool, cut a circular hole in the asphalt through its entire thickness.
- 2. Break up the asphalt sample into small pieces with the hammer drill.
-5 DP-8120 Rev. 7 NOTE: Be careful when breaking up the asphalt pieces with a power tool so that excessive mixing of the asphalt rubble with the upper layer of soil does not occur.3. Remove the asphalt pieces, taking care to minimize any dirt to the pieces. Place in a suitable container.
- 4. If required by Appendix A, preserve accordingly.
- 5. Close the container.
- 6. Label the container with the sample identification number (or bar code label), date of collection, time of collection, and sampler's initials.7. Ensure that the sample is :secure and that the appropriate sample custody documentation (if required) is comhpleted in accordance with DP-8123 [2) as soon as practicable.
D. LIQUID SAMPLING 1. Using the appropriate sampIe collection container as identified in the Table in Appendix A, collect the sample-directly into the container without pre-rinsing from the liquid.2. Submerge the lip of the sample container below the liquid surface, filling the container until a slight headspace is present. Remove from the liquid and cap.3. Samples collected for volatile organic analysis (e.g.VOC, pesticides) must contain no headspace or air bubbles after capping. To collect these samples: a. Collect the sample in a separate unused container.
- b. Pour the water to the appropriate container using a continuous stream into a pre-preserved container; do not overflow.the container is full and a meniscus is present, cap the container and turn the container upside down and inspect for bubbles.d. If bubbles are presefnt, remove cap and add sample to re-establish meniscus prior to capping. Repeat as necessary.
- 4. If required by Appendix A, preserve accordingly if not previously provided..5. Label the container with the sample identification number, dlate of collection, time 6"T collection, and sampler's initials-6. Ensure that the sample is -secure and that the appropriate sample custody documentation (if required) is completed in accordance with DP-8123 [2! as soon as practicable.
DP-8120 Rev. 7 E. IDENTIFICATION OF SAMPLING POINTS i- If not already described in a sampling plan, describe the location of the sampling site in the Field Log Book by one of the following means:-Distance measurements to two or more structures (or other identifiable points)-Detailed drawings Reference to a grid coordinate system* Global Positioning System {GPS) measurements
-Any other equivalent method.2. :Mark the sample location with a semi-permanent marker (e.g., wood stake) when one of the methods in step 1 can not be used to identify the sample location.3. A revised sample location code for radiological samples will ,:be effective with Rev 7 of this procedure.
The Safety Oversite Manager or designee will assign the first nine characters in the Location Code for each survey unit material listed using Table 1, Survey Location Codes and Appendix B, Survey Area Description, as guidance.
The Location Code is composed of a 12 character alpha numeric string as follows: Characters 1-5 = Survey Ar-a Identification Character 6 = Survey Unit Code Character 7 = Survey Unit Classification Code Character 8 = Survey Type.Code Character 9 = Material Code Characters 10 -12 = Survdy Point F. SAMPLING SOIL, ASPHALT, AND CONCRETE FROM EXCAVATION STOCK PILES 1. STOCK PILE SEGREGATION AND IDENTIFICATION:
- a. Ensure that individual piles of soil, asphalt, and concrete are segregated on the following bases: 1) Area of excavation
-Soil, asphalt, and concrete excavated from any single area should be kept segregated from other piles until final disposition.
Any pile consolidation must be documented.
- 2) Type of material -Soil should be segregated from asphalt, concrete should be segregated from soil or asphalt. Other materials (e.g., wood.rebar, metals,ý'or construction debris) are not addressed in this procedure and should be separated from~the soil, asphalt and concrete.3) Contamination potential
-Any soil, asphalt, or concrete or suspected to be contaminated should be segregated; placed onto a poly tarp and sampled separately.
This may be based on site characterization or other survey results.or on knowledg6 of the area's previous activities.
Since site characterization surveys DP-8120 Rev. 7 have shown that soil contamination in the RCA is generally limited to the top six inches, initially, the top six-inch layer approximately should be segregated and sampled separately when excavating within the RCA.b. The Safety Oversite Manager or designee will assign a unique number to each soil, asphalt, or concrete stock pile, log the number and other pertinent information on form DPF-8120.!, "and provide the num-ber to the RP Technician performing the sampling.A revised pile numbýering system will be effective with Rev. 7 of this procedure.
The new system will consist of a 14 digit field starting with a P, designating Pile; followed by a 4 digit field for the year; a five digit field for the survey Area ID code; a two digit field for pile type (TS for soil, AS for Asphalt, CT for concrete);
and a two digit sequential pile number.This method retains all of the features of the old system while adding the Survey Area ID so that the pile number identifies the origin of the excavated material.For example;P20000G021TS04 is the fourth soil pile from survey area 0G021 assigned in year 2000 P2000OG021AS01 is the first asphalt pile from sur-vey area 0G021 assignedrin year 2000 NOTE: Form DPF-8120.1 will be controlled by the Safety) Oversite Manager or his designee.c. Prepare a suitable map to identify the location of each pile. Label the map with the pile number.d. Write the pile number (obtained from the Safety Oversite Manager or designee) on two wooden stakes (with a Sharpie or other indelible pen) and drive the stakes solidly into the pile (front and back)e. Cover each pile with a tarp to minimize the migration of potential contamination due to the forces of wind and rain, etc.f. Where a pile is pladed on a slope, place bales of hay or silt fence on the down-slope side to catch any run-off.2NOTE: -In the event that piles are moved, the Safety Oversite Manager or designee shouild be notified so that the pile's location can be tracked, and to ensure thai the pile is clearly labeled in its new location.
The new location should be noted on Form DPF-8120.1.
- 2. SA4PLING FROM AN EXISTING PILE: a. If the pile is large enough to make access to the inner volume of thehpile difficult, split the pile into two or more sub-piles (e.g., with a backhoe) to)allow access.
DP-8120 Rev. 7 b- Collect approximately 30 samples of' at least 100cc each, placing the samples into a plastic bag (more than one (1) plastic bag will be needed). In addition to the pile's unique number the plastic bags will be numbered "l of ##" i.e., I of 2, 1 of 6, etc.NOTE: A roughly determined grid should be used, and a shovel should be used to allow sampling at varying depths. The goal is to systematically (i.e., uniformly) sample throughout the entire pile volume. Use a Hilti drill as necessary to break up the asphalt and concrete into small pieces. Every effort should be made to ensure that one third of the samples collected are from the surface of the asphalt being excavated.
- c. During sampling of soil piles, remove and return to the pile rocks and sticks greater than approximately V inch in size. For asphalt and concrete samples, such rocks bound up in the asphalt or concrete may be removed later during sample preparation.
NOTE: If any large man-made objects are encountered during sampling (e.g., barrel rings, sheet metal), remove them from the pile for separate monitoring. (Monitoring and disposition of this material is outside the scope of this procedure).
7 3. SAMPLING DURING EXCAVATION:
- a. By talking to the excavating contractor, determine how often samples need to be collected to achieve 30 samples from each excavation/pile.
A "pile" will consist of no more than approximately 15 cubic yards of soil, asphalt, or: concrete.NOTE: Multiple "pilets" may result from a single excavation, ba'sed on the criteria in F.l.b. At the frequency determined above, collect individual samples at least 100cc each directly from the bucket, placing all of these samples in a plastic bag (more than one (1) plastic bag will be needed). In addition to the stock pile's unique number the plastic bags will be numbered " l'of ##' i.e., 1 of 3, 1 of 5, etc.NOTE: When the excavation is completed, 30 or more samples should have been collected from each stock pile- If not, collect enough additional samples from the stock pile (sample uniformly through the pile's volume) to achieve 30 samples.-During sampling, rernbve and return to the pile rocks and sticks greater than approximately
' inch in size.For asphalt or concrete samples, such rocks bound up in the asphalt or cc:%crete may be removed later during sample preparation..'
NOTE: If any large man-made objects are encountered during sampling (e.g., barrel rings, sheet metal) , remove them from the pile for separate monitoring. (Monitoring and disposition of this DP-8120 Rev. 7 material is outside the scope of this procedure).
G_ SAMPLE DOCU4ENTATION AND HANDLING 1. If the samples are part of site characterization:
- a. Record all appropriate information in the Field Log Book. As a minimum, include: Sample date-Samole time -* Sampler's name(s)Sample location identification code/pile number Sufficient description and/or measurements to allow the sampling site to be identified in the future.map of area excavated and pile placement as appropriate.
ýb. Any deviations from this procedure that are forced by field conditions (e.g., large rocks or ledge obstructing sampling, etc.) should be noted here.c. Record sampling information on DPF-8120.1 and DPF-8120.2 as appropriate.
- 2. If the samples are in support of site release, record sampling information in accordance with AP-0052 [101 .3. Deliver or arrange delivery of the samples to the designated sample prep or storage location, the DE&S Environmental Lab (DESEL) or another off-site analytical facility.a. Ensure that a tamper evident seal is affixed to each sample container.
Seals shall be initialled and dated by the preparer.b. For samples submitted to the DESEL, complete form YELF 605.1 and send it with the samples.c. Fill out a chain of custody form in accordance with DP-8123 [2].Contact the Radwaste Coordinator for the shipment of any sample(s) containing plant-related radioactivity to any off-site facility.'P. DECONTAMTNATION OF EQUIPMENT NOTE: Decontamination is performed in three stages, generally by using three buckets as described below. The same method may 5e used in a sink, it available, as long as the same three-step process is used and the drain line is suitably connected for radioactively contaminated waste. The first container is used for removal of gross residue and scrubbing with detergent.
The second container, half-filled with clean water, is used for the first rinse. The third container, initially empty, is used to collect the rinsate from a spray bottle, and is generally used only in areas where DP-8120 Rev. 7 contamination is suspected.
Determine in advance whether the decontaminated tool is to be sprayed with methanol as a final step (non-radiological analysis only).1. Set up three 5-gallon containers as follows: a. The first container is half filled with water and a small amount of laboratory grade detergent (such as Alconox).b. The second container is half-filled with clean water.c. The third container is initially empty. (This* container is not needed in areas where contamination is not suspected, e-g., outside the Radiological Control Area.)2. Don a new pair of latex, nitrile or equivalent gloves.3. Remove any gross residue from the sampling tool, letting the material (e.g., soil) fail into the hole from which it was ,sampled.
If the sampled hole is not immediately available, save the material for appropriate waste disposal.
If the tool had last been used outside the Owner Controlled Fence,.the material may simply ftll onto the ground.4. Place the used sampling tool in the first container and scrub with a brush.5. Remove the tool from the first bucket and place the tool in the second bucket. Scrub with another brush.6. Holding the tool over the third container (or over the ground if in an area where contamination is not suspected, e.g., outside the Radiological Control Area), completely rinse the tool with a squirt bottle of Methanol or clean water.7. Wrap the cleaned tool in new aluminum foil.8. Remove the gloves and dispbse of appropriately.
9- Place the decontamination-ý.Huids into a container labeled"Decontamination Waste". "Disposal should be based on a representative sample and :analysis of the water, or as prescribed by the Radiation Protection Department.
I[L CONDITIONS
- 1. Samples have been collected and delivered to the appropriate laboratory in accordance with this procedure.
- 2. At the discretion of the Sample ,Manager/Senior Chemist, the YAEC Condition Reporting System, as defined in AP-0227 [11], has been initiated Lo report and evaluate adverse conditions potentially affecting data quality and to track corrective actions through completjion-.=
- 3. Documen:ation has been reviewed and retained in accordance with AP-0221 [12).
DI Rev, 7 Table 1 Table I -Survey Location Codes 2 5 6 7 912 x ,x A X x x x Survey Area ID Code Survey Unit Code survey Unit Classification Survey Type Code Survey Material Code Survey Point code See Survey Area A Upper Walls/Ceillng A = Affected C = Characterization A = Asphalt (EXterior)
Numbered List B = Floors/Lower Walls N = Non-LuspecU Affected F = Final Status D = Poured Concrete Floor LI' Sequentially C r Ceiling S = Suspect Affected C = General Information C = Concrete.D t Suh Floor U = Uniffected
.- =.lnvestlgati.on D = SoilI (Distureod) 900 Series Samle E = Equipnent 1 = Class I M -MARSSIM K = Poured Concrete Wall' Rumnbors Reserved F = Floors 2 = Class 2 R = Free Release F = Poured Concrete Floor' for QA Sszmles G v Grounjs 3 = Class 3 S -Special G = Generic L = Lower WaIls 4 = Non-impacted T = Turnover H = Block wall, P Pile' X = NA I = Ignored S = System J = Generic'U = Upper Walls K -Generic'X -Structural E.xterior b = Sediment (Silt)H -Asphalt (Interior)
N -Sediment (Sand)O = Other P = Porcelain Q -ACoustiC Ceiling Tile K -Roof Material S -Poured Concrete Floor L2'T Poured Concrete Floor L3I U -Soil (Undisturbed)
V = Poured Concrete Ceiling Li'W = Water X -Poured Concrete Ceiling L21 Y -Poured Concrete Ceiling. L31 Z, Gener r ic 0'Survey material codes used for the Turbine Building survey units S urvey material code used for the interior surfaces of System survey areas Piles of Soil, Asphalt or Concrete DP-8120 Appendix A Rev, 7 AOUD:XP'.rB rOR CONT&T.KtR9, PRESERVATION ECT0MNIOUMS, SANPLt VOLUMeS, AND HOLDING TIKES (Ref. 7)Container Prearvatlon Minimum Sample Maximum Holding Time* b,., Volume or Weight AlkaliniLy G 4,OC 100 ml 14 days Common anions PG None Required 50 ml 28 Days for Dr' F, and SO,", 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br /> for NO,*, N0 2', and P0 4" Cyanide.total and P,G,T 4 0 C;NaOH to pH>12, 500 ml each 14 days (water and soil)amenable to 0.6g ascorbic acid chlorination
_ I Filterable residue P,G 4 0 C 100 ml 7 days Nonfilterable residue P,G. 4C 100 ml 7 days Hydrogen ion (pH) PO None required N/A Analyze immediately Nitrogen, nitrate P PC 40C, H 2 SO 4 to pH <2 100 ml 28 days nitrite Conductance P,G None required 100 ml 28 days Temperature P,G None reqli red N/A Analyze immediately Dissolved oxygen G None required 500 ml Analyze immediately Turbidity P,G 4% 100 ml 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br /> Settleable Solids P,G None required 1000 ml A48 hours Total organic carbon P,C, 4°C, HCl or HSO, to 25 ml or 10 g 28 days (water and soil)pH <2 Chromium (VI) P,G,T V°C 200 g 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> (water and soil)t Mercury ,P,G,T HNO, to pH <2, 40C 100 ml or 10 g 28 days (water and soil)Metals (except chromium P,G,T HNO 1 to pH <2, 40C 200 ml or 10 g 180 days (water and soil)(VI) and mercury) (1 liter or 500 g Includes Radiolotlical for radiological) a .b.c.d.e.Polyethylene (P); glass(G):
brass sleeves in the sample barrel, sometimes called California brass (T)No pH adjustment for soil.Preservation with 0,008 percent NAS 2 O, is only required when residual chlorine is present.Samples collected for radiological analysis do not require cooling to 4 0 C.Do not acidify solutions to be analyzed for isotopes of Carbon, Technicium and Iodine.The maximum recommended holding time for completion of extraction into water is 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br />. The extract shall be analyzed within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> of completion of extraction.
0 0 Appendix A ev,. 7 Nqea Container Preservation Minlmum Sa=ple Kaximum Holding Time I I I, Volumte or Weight Total petroleum G, Teflon -lined 4QC,HCI to pH<2 2 x 40 ml or 14 days (water and soil); 7 days if hydrocarbons (TTPH) -septum, T 4 ounces unpreserved by acid volatile Total petroleum 4 0 C 1 liter or I days until extraction and 40 days hydrocarbons (TPH) -ounces after extraction (water); 14 days extractable until extraction and 40 days after extraction (soil)Volatile aromatics
- .TeflonT -. lined 41C, HCU, Lu p01<2, 2 x 40 ml or 14 days (water arid soil); 7 days it septum,T 0.008% Na 2 S2O1 4 ounces unpreserved by acid Halogenated volatiles G, Teflon -lined 4 0 C, HCI to pf1<2, 2 x 40 ml or 14 days (water and soil); 7 days if septum,T 0.008% NaISa1 4 ounces unpreserved by acid Nitrosamines G, Teflon -lined 4 0 C I liter or 10 9 7 days until extraction and 40 days cap, T after extraction (water) ; 14 days until extraction and 40 days after extraction (soil)Chlorinated herbicides G, Teflon -lined 4 0 C, pH 5-9 1 liter or 10 g 7 days until extraction and 40 days cap, T after extraction (water); 14 days until extraction and 40 days after extraction (soil)a. Polyethylene (P); glass(G);
brass sleeves in the sample barrel, sometimes called California brass (T).b. No pH adJusts neilt tot soi I, 1 " :ý ,.. ....c. Preservation with 0.008 percent NASO, is only required when residual chlorine is present, DP-8120 Avpendix A Rev, 7 Name Container Preservation Minimum Saarme Maximum Holding Time I jba, j Volume or W:ight Organochlorine G, Teflon -lined 4 C, pH 5-9 1 liter or 30 Y 7 days until extraction and 40 days pesticides and cap), T after extraction (water); 14 days polychlorinated until extraction and 40 days after biphenyls (PCOs) extraction (soil)Organophosphorus G, Teflon -lined 4oC, pH 5-9 1 liter or 7 days until extraction and 40 days pesticides/
compound!;
cap, T 8 ounces after extraction (water) ; 14 days until extraction and 40 days after extraction (soil)Semivolatile organicn G, Teflon( -lined 4'C, 0.008% NaIS;O, 1 liter or 7 days until extraction and 40 days cap, T 8 ounces after extraction (water); 14 days until extraction and 40 days after extraction (soil)Volatile organics G, Teflon -lined 4 0 C, 0.008% NaSO, 2 x 40 ml or 14 days (water and soil); 7 days if septum, T (HCI to pH <2 for 4 ounces unpreserved by acid.volatile aromatics by SW8240 and SW8260)h Polynuclear aromatic G, Teflon -lined 4*C, store in dark, I liter or 10 g 7 days until extraction and 40 days hydrocarbons (PIl0s) cap, T 0.008% NaS 2 O, after extraction (water); 14 days until extraction and 40 days after extraction (soil)a, Polyethylene (P); qlass(G):
brass sleeves in the sample barrel, sometimes called California brass (T)h. No pH adjustment for soil.c. Preservation with 0.008 percent 2 O is only required when residual chlorine is present.
DP- R -P Appenciix A Rev, I Name Container ervation Minimum Sample Maxim=u Holding Time 1_ _ __,_d I Volume or Weight I Dioxins and furans G,TeflonZ-lined cap, 4 0 C, 0,008% Na 2 S 2 0 , 1 liter or 10 g 30 days until extraction and 45 T days after extraction (water and soil)Ethylene dibromide G,Teflont-lined cap, 40C, 0.008% Na'S'0, 2 x 40 ml 28 days (water)(EDB) T Explosive residues P,G,T Cool, 4WC I liter or 7 days to extraction (water), 14 8 ounces idays to extraction (soil); analyze-,_.__.__._i__,.,"__
_____ .within 40 days after extraction TCLP G,Teflont-lined cap, Cool, 41C 1 liter or 250 g 14 days to TCLP extraction and 14'days after extraction (volatiles);
14 days to TCLP extraction and 40 days after extraction (semivolatiles);
28 days to TCLP extraction and 28 days after extraction (mercury);180 days to TCLP extraction and 180 days after extraction (metals).a. Polyethylene (P); gleAs (C); brass sleeves in the sample barrel, sometimes called California brass (T).b. No pH adjustment for noil.c. Preservation with 0.008 percent NaSaO, is only required when residual chlorine is present.
-I-DP-8120 Rev. 7 Appendix B APPEUDIX S SVRVLEY AJkZA DESCRIPTION Axe& S A~rea Sut-vay ZAra-a Description urve? 2Arca D~excription DG 00 DGO02 DO003 DG004 DG005 DG006 DG007 DG008 OB01 OB002 OB003 OB004 OB005 OB006 OB000 08009 OB009 0B010 OB011 OE002 DE003 UE004 OE005 0E006 OG001 OG003 00004 0GO05 0G006 00007 OG008 O000 9 0GO09 OGOII OG011 OGG013 O0014 G0015 00016 00017 OG018 OGG i9 OG020 GOG21 PA001 PA009 PA012 PA013 PA014 PA015 PA020 PAD21 PA022 PA023 PA024 PA025-PA026?A027 PA028 PA029 PAD30 PA031 PRO0l SBOUI SB002 SB003 SBOO04 SB005 SS006 SB007 S8009 SBOOl S8011 SB012 SB01 3 SB014 SB015'A' Diesel Generator Room'B' Diesel Generator Room'C' Diesel Generator Room MCC Switchgear Room Battery Room Safety Injection System Area Accumulator Tank Room Electrical Manhole Maintenance Pole Building Training Complex YAEC Visitors Center Gate House Office Building Pump House Modular Office Building Warehouse South Trailer Complex North Trailer Complex Security Diesel Generator Building Southwest Structural Exteriors Northwest Structural Exteriors North Structural Exteriors Northeast Structural Exteriors East Structural Exteriors Warehouse Exterior Northwest Buffers Zone Northeast Buffers Zone Southeast Buffers Zone Southwest Buffers Zone Switch Yard Area Southwest Open.'"and Area South Open LandArea Southeast Construction Fill Area East Open Land Area Northeast Open Land Area North Open Land Area Northwest Open Land Area East Storm Drain Outfall Area Training Center Parking Lot Primary Parking Lot East Construction Fill Area West Storm Drain Outfall North Buffers Zone Shermann Pond Outfall Prea South Buffer Zone ISFSI Access Road Charging / Purification Cubicles PAB Sump/Gravity Drain Tank Cubicle Primary Drain Collection Tank Room Cubicle Corridor Pipe Trench Vertical Pipe Chase LPST / SDC Cubicles CCV/EFeJ Pumps Aiea Cubicle Corridor South General A1rea North General Area Hydrogen Storage Room CCW HTX/Surge Tank Room Chem Sample/PASS Room Valve Room Low Pressure Surge Tank Room Ventilation Equipment Room Non-Radioactive Pipe Gallery Radioactive Pipe Tunnel YABC Property Residuum South Decontamination Room North Decontamination Room Hot Weld Shop Maintenance Shop Decon Room Radiation Protection Counting Room RCA Egress Area RCA Access Area RCA Dressout Area Radiochemistry Laboratory Locker Room Body Count Room/Clean Facilities Plant Laboratori Service Building Main Corridor Water Treatment
'Room SB017 Clean Maintenance Shop Tool Crib SB018 Clean Maintenance Shop SB019 SB020 SB021 Sa022 SB023 SB024 S-9025 SB026 SB027 SB02.8 SB029 S!3030 SBD31 SS003 SS010 S5016 SS027 s5b28 SS029 S5030 TR00!TB002 T003 T_3D04 TD005 T'2006 TLL07 TBOOS TB009 TS010 TBOII TBO12 TB013 TE014 TBOC15 TBD16 TBO17 TB0I8 TBO19 T5020 T B721 TBa222 TB1023 TB024 TB025 TB027 TB028 TB029 T1B0 .31.TB03 'TB035 TB03 6 TB03 7 TBOS UA907 UGq01I u1003 Clean Maintenance Shop Mezzanine 2 nd Floor Northeast Office Areas Service Building East Corridor Service Building Main Stores Area Document Control Center ln'strumentation Calibration Laboratory Service Building Southeast Stores Area Service Building Lunch Room Second Floor Corridor Second Floor West Offices Second Floor East Offices Second Floor South Offices Mechanical Equipment Room Circulating Water/Service Water Fire Protection and Detection Turbine Building Floor Drains Potable H20 Roof Drains i/s OCA and o/s RCA Roof Drains i/s RCA Misc. Ventilation Southwest Stairwell
-Ground Floor Boiler Feed Pump -rea -West Boiler Feed Pump A-rea -East Turbine Building Elevator/Machine Room Heating and Boiler Room Ground Floor -Southeast General Area Ground Floor -South central General Area Ground Floor -Southwest General Area Ground Floor -Northwest General Area Ground Floor -West Central General Area Ground Floor -North Central General Area Ground Floor -Central General Area Ground Floor -East Central General Area Ground Floor -Northeast General Area Ground Floor -Lube Oil Room Southwest Stairwell
-Mezzanine Floor Switchgear Room Battery Rooms Fan Room Mezzanine Floor -Northeast General Area Mezzanine Floor -Southeast General Area Mezzanine Floor -Southwest General Area Mezzanine Floor -Northwest General Area Control Room Kzitrhem Area Control Room Operating Floor -Southeast Hall'Operating Floor -Southeast Gene Area Operating Floor -South Central General Area Operating Floor -Southwest Gene Area Operating Floor -Northwest Gene.Area Operating Floor -Modular Office Operating Floor -North Central General Area Operating Floor -Northeast Gene: Area Operating Floor Crane Operating Floor Ceiling Cable Tray Room Unaffected 75 Percent GLV Under Primary Auxiliary Building Under Waste Disposal Building way ral ral ral 5 ra I DP-8120 Rev. 7 Appendix B Axea Survey Area Description UG004 Under PCA Storage Building #1 VCOOl VC Skin Under .:ioShield
-SW Quad VC002 VC Skin Under BioShield
-N'W Quad VC003 VC Skin Under BioShield
-NE Quad VC004 VC Skin Under'bioShield
-SE Quad VCO05 Underside of BioShield
-SW Quad VCO06 Underside of BioShield
-NWI Quad VC007 Underside of BioShield
-NE Quad VC008 Underside of BioShield
-SE Quad VC009 VC Skin Lower Section -SW Quad VCO10 VC Skin Lower Section NW Quad VC0Il VC Skin Lower Section ~ NE Quad VC012 VC Skin Lower Section -SE Quad VC013 Lower Outer BioShield Wall -SW Quad VC014 Lower Outer BioShield Wall -NW Quad VCO15 Lower Outer BioShield Wall -NE Quad VCOI6 Lower Outer BioShield Wall -SE Quad VC017 Brass Drain Box Sloped Floor Area -South VC018 Brass Drain Box Sloped Floor Area -North VC019 VC Equipment Hatch VC020 Brass Drain Box Area VC021 Loop ýI Mezzanine Area VC022 Pressurizer Me z-anine Area VC023 Loop #2 Mezzanine Area VC024 Loop 03 Mezzanrine Area VC025 Loop #4 Mezzanine Area VC026 Feed & Bleed HWX Room VC027 Loop#1 Area VC028 Pressurizer Area VC029 Loop#2 Area VC030 Loop#3 Area VC031 Loop#4 Area VC032 Shield Tank Cavity VC033 Reactor Vessel Bioshield Concrete VC034 Charging Floor -Loop#l G/A VC03S Charging Floor- Loop#2 G/A VC036 Charging Floor -Loop#3 G/A VCO37 Charging Floor -Loop#4 G/A VC038 Charging Floor -Central G/A VC039 Upper Outer BioShield Wall -SW Quad VC040 Upper Outer BioShield Wall -NW Quad VC041 Upper Outer BioShield Wall -NE Quad VC042 Upper Outer BioShield Wall -SE Quad VC043 VC Skin Upper Section -SW Quad VC044 VC Skin Upper Section -NW Quad VC045 VC Skin Upper Section -NE Quad VC046 VC Skin Upper S'ection -SE Quad VC047 VC Skin Dome Area -SW Quad VC046 VC Skin Dome Area -In Quad VC049 VC Skin Dome Area -NE Quad VC050 VC Skin Dome Area -SE Quad VC052 VC Airlock and Platfor-m VC900 Vapor Container Test VC907 VC Weighted Mean WD001 PCA 'Warehouse
-West General Area WD002 PCA Warehouse
-East General Area WD003 Waste Disposal Building Corridor WD004 Drumming Pit WD005 Drunm Drxying Area WD006 Waste Compactor Building WD007 North General Area WD008 Waste Disposal building Pipe Trenches WDO09 Liquid Waste Transfer PuiV Room WDO1 Distillat.'e Ccuvnyetor Cubicle WD01I Evaporator Cubicle VDC12 Waste Gas Compressor Room YE001 Turbine Buildindg Eerior YE002 Auxiliary Bay Eýterior YE0O3 Service Building.
Exterior YEOC.4 Vapor Container r*Exterior
-Top Half YE005 Vapor ContainerExterior
-Bottom Half YE0O6 Diesel Generato0 Building Exterior YEOG7 Primary Auxiliary Building Exterior YE008 Primary Auxiliary Building Roof YEOO9 Safe Shutdown System Building Exterior YE010 Fire Water Storage Tank/Purrphouse Exterior Y'E011 Waste Disposal Building Exterior YE012 PCA Storage Building #2 Exterior YE013 PCA Storage Building #1 Exterior Area Survey Area Description YýEO 17 Yio 16 YG 001 Y3004 YGD05 YGO06 YGO 07 YG0OG YSO0l YS002 YS003 YSO005 YS006 YS 007 YS008 YSO010 YS012 YSýO 12 VC Elevator Structural Exterior Small Activated Area on Top of VC Exterior Surface of VC Below Equipment Hatch Miscellaneous Yard Exteriors Transformer Yard Northwest Yard Area Southwest Yard Area South Yard Area Southeast Yard Area Northeast Yard Area Central Yard Area Tank Farm Fire Water Pump House Safe Shutdown System Building -South Safe Shutdown System Building -Center Safe Shutdown System Building -North PCA Storage Building #2 PCA Storage Building #1 Waste Holdup Tank Moat Activity Dilution Storage Tank Moat Ion Exchange Pit Pipe Trench Ion Exchange Pit Vapor Container Elevator Miscellaneous Yard Structures Radioactive Laboratory Sump Cubicle
SOIL, ASPHALT, AND CONCRETE EXCAVATIONS SAMPLE COLLECTION LOG e.g., P20000G021t504 is the fourth soil pile from survey area 0G021 assigned in year 2000 e.g., P2000OG,021TS04 is the fourth soil pile from survey area 0G021 assigned in year 2000 P2000OG021ASO1 is the first asphalt pile from survey area OG021 assigned in year 2000 2P0.1 DECOMMISSIONING EXCAVATION SAMPLE RESULTS AND PILE DESCRIPTION
- ile Number Date/Time of Sample Collection Sanplers Name Soil [ I Asphalt I Concrete Part 1:]LABORATORY RESULTS Sample Spectr-um Net Positive Activity (pCi/g) Fraction of Sum of Number Number Guideline 2 Fractions 2 (Each (Total Nuclide) Sample)Nuclides Concentration'
____ I ___ I ___"ND" indicates 2 Soil only no positive activity detected Evaluation perfor-med by Date Part 2: DISPOSITION OF MATERIAL The determination of acceptance of material for unconditional release is accomplished utilizing AP-0052.Disposition of pile:__________________________________Date:__________
Final Review by: Date: (RP Supervision)
DPF-8120.2 Appendix E Boring Logs p 0 DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW- I OOA Project: Yankee L.T.P.Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Drilling Co: D.L. Maher Date Started: 5-Aug-03 Location:
Rowe, Massachusetts Screen Diam: 2" Casing Diam: 2" Boring Depth: 20'Surface Elev.: NR On-Site GW Analysis:
H-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Project Number: 2107.01 Logged by: Michael Horesh Driller: Bill Zamunow Date Finished:
5-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Rotosonic Length: 10, Slot Size: 0.010 Length: 10' Type: Schec Well Depth: 20' Boring Diam.: 5-5" MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: 8.55'Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeast Laboratories I Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description 3-4 6s-7-8-9-t I II-12-13-14-15-16-17-t8-19-20 IN Well Construction Details: 0-1' : Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1-6': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout 6'-8.3': Bentonite Chip Seal 8.3'-20':
- 0 Silica Sand Filter Pack 0-10': Sched. 40 2" PVC Riser 10'-20': Sched. 40 2" PVC Screen 20': Bottom of Boring Bottom of Boring at 20' bgs Key to Well Construction
[-5j Sandpack Bentonite Seal Well Screen E Cement Grout 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-100B ERM Boston,tMA02116 MWIOOB Project: Yankee L.T.P. Project Number: 2107.01 Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Logged by: Michael Horesh I OOA Drilling Co: D.L. Maher Driller: Bill Zammow, Oiden Gonzales Date Stonted: I-Aug-03 Date Finished:
5-Aug-03 Location:
Rowe, Massachusetts Drilling Method: Rotosonic Vapor Screen Dian: 2" Length: 10' Slot Size: 0.010" Container Casing Diam: 2" Length: 32.9' Type: Schedule 40, 2" PVC Boring Depth: 42.9' Well Depth: 42.9' Boring Diam.: 5.5" Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: 9.38' Notes: DTW measured on On-Site GW Analyses:
H-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeast Laboratories 9/11/03 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth FID Cone. Lab Sample 5 &(ppm) HS Analyses-SILT 2' 2' Brown, loose to medium loose, poorly sorted SILT, some Clay, 0-2' 0.0 some to little Gravel, Cobbles, Boulders; dry'.2 SAND 3' 3 Brown to Orange-Brown, loose, poorly sorted SAND, little 2-5' 0.0 4 Cobbles/Gravel, some to little Boulders; dry.5 6"Brown to Orange-Brown, loose, poorly sorted SAND, little SAND 5.5' 5.5' -Gravel, Cobbles, little Boulders (4-8" diameter);
dry. 5'-10.5' 0.0 1/2" black layer at-4' (suggests fill).9 10 I BOULDER 1' 1' Guessic Boulder (13" diameter).
10.5'-11.5 NA 12 BOULDER 1' 1' -Gray Gneissic Boulder, broken-up pulverized sections.
11.5'-12.5 NA 13 14SAND 3.5' 3.5' Brown, loose, poorly sorted SAND, some Silt, little Clay, little 12.5'-16' 0.0 Cobbles, Boulders; dry, wet at bottom.16 17 Brown to Dark Gray, medium loose to dense fine to coarse SAND -SAND and Silt, some Clay, little Cobbles, little Boulders; 10- -19 grading downwards to coarser Sand with higher frequency of 8260B -Cobbles at bottom of interval; wet.-20-21 ______ _____-22 SILT 2' 2' -Brown to Gray-Brown, dense, moderately well sorted SILT, little 21F-23' 0.6 Gravel/Pebbles, trace Cobbles, trace Clay; dry'.-23SILT 11' Brown to Gray-Brown, dense, moderately well sorted SILT, litt t trace SL Gravel/Pebbles, little Boulders; dry to moist. 23'-24' 1.2 BOULDER 0.5' 0.5' Black to Dark Gray-Light Gray gneissic rock/some pulverized material; dry. 24.5'-25' NA NOTES: I Similar or equal to background levels*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted NA= Not Applicable Key to Well Construction I Sandpack M Well Screen Grout Bentonite Seal EM Cement 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor Pa DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-100B ERM ge 2 of 2 Dep 1 Boring Stratigraphy Penetration I Recovery Soil Core Description Depth FID Cone. Lab Samnple # &Lo r It (pp.) HS Analyses*-26 --27*28 .*29 --30 --31 --32 --33 --34 --35 --36 --37 .-38-39-40 .-41-42 .-43 SAND 2'1.5'0-1': Broken-up gneiss boulder, quartz Cobbles,-1-1.5': Brown, loose, poorly sorted SAND, some Gravel/Cobbles; dry.125'-27'0.0 GNEISSIC ROCK 2' T Light Gray, loose, well sorted pulverized rock (rock at tip of 27'-29' NA core barrel, top of bedrock at 27.5' bgs). N BEDROCK 14'12'-Black and White, strongly foliated gneiss with albite veins dipping at -30' from horizontal; fracture surfaces bear discolored (reddish-brown) weathering rind; middle core highly-fractured (noted by drillers by varying penetration rates) and highly broken-up; large fracture zone at 42'-43' along quartzite zone--moderate discoloration; other fracture zones at 29', 32',-40'.29'-43'NA GW-2 VOC-8260B Bottom of Boring at 42.9' bgs.Well Construction Details: 0-1' : Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1'-28': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout 28'-3 1': Bentonite Chip Seal 3 '-42.9': #0 Silica Sand Filter Pack 0'-32.9':
Sched. 40 2" PVC Riser 32.9'-42.9':
Sched. 40 2" PVC Screen 42.9': Bottom of Boring NOTES:*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted W ERSTE MAP DRIL ING OG fr W ll # mw-oic399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #I: MW-IOIC ERM Boston, MA02116 6fo WW-107 Project: Yankee L.T.P. Project Number: 2107.01 Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Logged by: Michael Horesh Drilling Co.: D.L. Maher Driller: Bill Zamnmow Date Started: 13-Aug-03 Date Finished:
15-Aug-03 Location:
Rowe, MassachuesUs Drilling Method: Rotosonic MW-totB Screen Diam.: 2.0" Length: 5' Slot Size: 0.010" MW-t0tC#Casing Diamn.: 2.0" Length: 94' Type: Schedule 40, 2" PVC Boring Depth.: 99' Well Depth: 99' Boring Diam.: 5.5" Vapor Container Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: 34.20' Notes: DTW measured on On-Site GW Analyses:
H-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeast Laboratories 12-Sep-03 FID Cone. Lab Sample # &Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth (ppm) HS Analyses 15 Well Construction Details: 20 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1'-90': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout 90'-92.1':
Bentonite Chip Seal 92.1'-99':
- 0 Silica Sand Filter Pack 0-94': Sched. 40 2" PVC Riser 94'-99': 0.0 10" Sched. 40 2" PVC Screen 99': Bottom of Boring-o m B a9-100 -Bottom of Boring at 99' bgs*Results of on-Site radiological activity <MDL unless otherwise noted Key to Well Construction WSandpack-Bentonite Seal Eý]Well Screen 0 Grout EECement ERM 399 Boylston Stroet, 6th Floor +DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-101B ERM Boston,MA02II6 F Project: Yankee L.T.P. Project Number: 2107.01 V -MW-t0 E Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Logged by: Michael Horesh/Eugene Gabay M Drilling Co: DL Maher Driller: Chris Huther, Bill Zammow Date Started: 06-Aug-03 Date Finished:
13-Aug-03 Location:
Rowe, Massachusetts Drilling Method: RotoSonic MW-I_01 B Screen Diam: 2.5 Length: 10' Slot Size: 0.010" MW-IetC Casing Diam: 2.5" Length: 142' Type: Schedule 80, 2.5" PVC Vapor Container Boring Depth: 156' Well Depth: 152' Boring Diam.: 5.5" Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: 20.68' Notes: DTW measured on On-Site GW Analyses:
H-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeastern Laboratories 12-Sep-03 FID Cone. Lab Sample 0 &Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth (ppm) HS Analyses*-2 Brown to Dark Brown, loose, poorly sorted coarse SAND SAND & GRAVEL 5' 2.5' and GRAVEL, little Gravel at top 1' of interval, little 0-5' 0.0-Cobbles, little to trace Boulders; moist.4 0-I': Brown to Dark Brown, medium loose, moderately well sorted SILT, SILT t3' -some to little fine Sand, some to little Pebbles, trace Clay; moist to wet. 5'-8' 0.0 7 1'-3': Brown-Gray, medium dense, moderately well to poorly sorted, SILT and Clay, trace Gravel, trace Pebbles; dry.9 BOULDER 1.5' 1.5' -Light Gray to Gray Boulder-broken into multiple pieces. 8'-9.5' 0.0 t _ Brown to Gray Brown, dense to very dense, poorly sorted, SILT & CLAY 2' 2' broken-up CLAY, SILT, some Pebbles, some to little 9.5'- 11.5 N/A l -Boulders, trace Gravel.12 Brown to Dark Gray-Brown, loose, poorly sorted, medium GW-t 13 SAND & SILT 3.5' 3.5' SAND and SILT, little to some Cobbles, some Gravel, little 11.5-15' 0.0 VOC Boulder; moist. 8260B 16 17 Brown to Gray Brown, dense to very dense, poorly sorted SILT & CLAY 5' 4.9' SILT and CLAY, some to little, fine to medium angular 15'-20' 0.0 18 -Gravel, little Cobbles; moist to dry.-19.-20-Gray to Dark Gray-Brown, poorly sorted, very dense SILT, 22 SILT 4' 4' some Clay, little, fine to medium angular Gravel/Cobbles, 20'-24' 0.0 S23 trace Boulder; dry.-24 ______-25 __________________________________________________________
_______*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise note( Key to Well Construction N/A=Not Applicable Sandpack* Bentonite Seal E Well Screen] Cement 0 Grout ERM DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-101B 399 BoylstonStreet, 6thFloor Page 2 of 4 ERM Boston, MA 02116Pa e 2 o FID Conc. Lab Sample # &Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth (ppm) HS Analyses*-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41'-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51I-52-53-54-55 56 57-58-59-60 61 --62 --63 --64 -65 65 SILT & CLAY 4'4'-Light Gray to Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SILT and-CLAY, some Sand, little Gravel/Cobbles/Pebbles; dry.24'-28'0.0-0-I': Black gneissic boulder with foliated quartz 1'-5': Gray-Brown, dense, poorly sorted SILT and CLAY, SILT 7' 7' -little angular Pebbles/Gravel/Cobbles; dry. 28'-35' 0.0 5'-7': Brown, dense to very dense, poorly sorted SILT and SAND, little to trace Clay; little Gravel/Pebbles/Cobbles; dry.0-2': Brown, poorly sorted, medium dense to medium loose, fine to medium SAND, little Pebbles/Cobbles; wet. GW-2 SILT 10' 10' -2'-10': Gray to Gray-Brown, very dense, poorly sorted 35'-45' 0.0 VOC SILT, some CLAY, little Gravel, Pebbles (*Boulder at 6'- 8260B 7'), trace Cobbles; dry.-0-3.5': Dark Gray-Brown, dense, poorly sorted SILT,-some fine to medium Sand, little Clay, little Cobbles, SILT 7' 7' Gravel, Pebbles; moist. 45'-52' 0.0-3.5'-7':
Light Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some to little Sand, little Clay, little Pebbles/Cobbles, dry.-Dark Gray to Dark Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, SILT 5' 5' some Clay, some to little Gravel, little Pebbles, traced 52'-57' 0.0-Cobbles; dry.Brown to Dark Brown to Dark Gray-Brown, very dense, SILT 4' 4' -poorly sorted SILT, some Clay, some Gravel/Pebbles, trace 57'-61' 0.0 Cobbles; dry.Kill SILT 4'4'0-2': Brown medium dense, poorly sorted SAND and SILT, some Pebbles, trace Cobbles, some to little Gravel;-dry to moist.2'-4': Brown, well sorted, dense SILT, some to little Sand, some to little Clay, minor indications of varves; moist.61'-65'1 0.0 GW-3 VOC 8260B V_ý Z_______ ___ J ____________________
__ ___+/-____*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor Page 3 of 4 DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-101B ERM Boston, MA 02116 1 FID Cone. Lab Sample 8 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration I Recovery Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth i (ppm) ItS I & Analyses*-66 --67 --68 --69 --70 --71 --72 --73 --74 --75 .-76 .-77 .-78 ,-79 _-80 --81 --82 --83 .-84 --86 --87 --88 --89 .-90 --91 .-92 --93 --94 --95 .-96 --97-98 --99 --100 --101-102-S103 104-105.CLAY 5, 5'_ 0-l': Gray, Silty Till, some Gravel; moist.1'-5': Gray, very dense, silty Clay, some-Cobbles/Boulders; dry.65'-70'0.0 CLAY 5' 3' Gray, very dense, Silty Clay, some Cobbles/Boulders; dry. 70'-73' 0.0 Brown to gray-brown, dense to very dense, moderately SAND & SILT 4.5' 4.5' -well sorted fine Sand and Silt, little Clay, some to little 73'-77.5 0.0-Gravel, little Pebbles, trace Cobbles; moist.0-2': Brown fine to coarse, well sorted loose SAND; wet.-2'-4': Olive, very fine SAND and Silt, poorly sorted, GW-4 -SAND 6.5' 6.5' dense; wet. 77.5'-84 0.0 VOC-4'-6.5': Olive Silt, very dense and fine subangular Gravel, 8260B-unsorted, 2-5mm stringers of fine Sand; moist.-0-2': Brown-Gray, medium loose to medium dense, coarse to fine SAND and SILT, some angular Gravel; wet.-2'-5.5':
Dark Gray-Blue, very dense, poorly sorted varved SILT7' 7 S SILT, some Clay, some fine to angular Gravel; moist.5.5'-7': Varved Silt and Clay with 1-3mm gray Sand interbeds, trace fine Gravel, dense; moist.0-I': Gray, loose, well sorted coarse SAND, some Gravel;SAND 3' 3' moist to wet.1'-3': Gray, very coarse to coarse SAND, some Gravel some Cobbles; moist to wet.1-3': Gray-Blue, poorly sorted, dense fine SAND and SILT, some angular Gravel, some Cobbles; moist.SAND & SILT 8' 8' -3'-8': Gray-Blue, poorly sorted, very dense fine SAND and SILT, some angular Gravel and Cobbles, little Boulders; moist.-SEE NEXT PAGE FOR LOGGING DETAILS*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted S 399 noylston Street, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #: ERM Boston,MA02116 Page 4 of FID Conc. Lab Sample # &Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration jRecovery Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth (ppm) HS Analyses.-106--107--108--109--110-Ill-112-113-114-115-116-117-120-121-122-123-124-125-126--127-128-129--130--133-139--142-145--148 151 154 157-7$7 I 7 K Si SAND & SILT 7'7'0-4': Brown-Gray, very dense fine SAND and SILT, little-Cobbles; moist._4'-10': Gray varved Silt and Clay with some Sand, dense, fine to coarse angular Gravel, moderately well sorted; wet.103'- 110'0.0 SAND 5' 5' Brown to Gray, medium loose to medium dense, well 110'-115' 0.0 sorted fine to medium SAND; wet.SAND 3' 3' Brown, loose, medium to fine SAND, little Gravel; wet. 115'-I 18' 0.0-Brown to Gray, dense SILT, some Clay, some Boulders; GW-6 -SILT 3' 3' 118'-121' 0.0 VOC-dry. 8260B --0-2': Brown, dense, poorly sorted medium SAND and-SILT, some angular Pebbles; wet.SAND & SILT 7.5' 7.5' 2'-5': Brown, loose coarse to fine SAND, some Silt, some 121-128.5' 0.0 angular Gravel, some Cobbles, wet.5'-7.5': Brown, dense, fine SAND and SILT, some Cobbles, , some angular Gravel, moist to wet.0-0.5': Brown to orange-brown, medium dense, fie to coarse SAND and SILT, GW-7 SAND & SILT 1.5' 1.5' [some GravelpCobbles; wet. 128.5'-130' 0.0 voc-0.5-2': Weathered Schist Boulder. 8260B UI BEDROCK 25'18.5'0-10': Black to Dark Gray albite gneiss; highly broken-up/fractured (RQD<5%);
reddish-brownish discoloration-on rock surfaces (142').10'-13.5':
Black to Dark Gray albite Gneiss, higher competency (RQD>95%), higher incidence of quartz,-strongly foliated.13.5'-18.5':
Black to dark Gray albite Gneiss, strongly foliated, moderately competent (RQD >90%); some-schistose zones--mostly gneissic.130'-156'0.0 GW-8 VOC-8260B Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox V-1 38.2': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout 138.2'-140.2':
Bentonite Chip Seal 140.2-156':
- 0 Silica Sand Filter Pack 0-142': Sched. 80 2.5" PVC Riser 142'-152':
0.010" Sched. 80 2.5" PVC Screen 156': Bottom of Boring 0-11.5': 8" Steel Casing Grouted in Place*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted ERM 399B1oylston Street, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-102A ERM BostonMA02116MW-102B Project: Yankee L.T.P. Project Number: 2107.01 N. -Client. Yankee Atomic Electric Company Logged by: Michael Horesh MW-102A MWI107 Drilling Co: D.L. Maher Driller: Bill Zammow Date Started: 30-Jul-03 Date Finished:
31-Jul-03 Location:
Rowe, Massachusetts Drilling Method: Rotosonic MWl0tE Screen Diamn: 2" Length: 5' Slot Size: 0.010" Casing Diamn: 2" Length: 33' Type: Schedule 40, 2" PVC Vapor Container Boring Depth: 38' Well Depth: 38' Boring Diamn.: 5.5" Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: 13.7' Notes: DTW measured on On-Site GW Analysis:
H-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeast Laboratories 18-Aug-03 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth S Lab Sasple # &(ppm) HS Analyses 2 4 Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1'-29': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout IS1 29'-3 1': Bentonite Chip Seal 12 31F-38': #0 Silica Sand Filter Pack-14 0-33': Sched. 40 2" PVC Riser-16 33'-38': 0.010" Sched. 40 2" PVC Screen t8 38': Bottom of Boring-22-24-26-28-30-32-34-36 38 Bottom of Boring at 38' bgs Key to Well Construction E Sandpack M Bentonite Seat FE: Well Screen [ Grout Ea Cement ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-102C ERM Boston, MAO02116 MW-l2B Project: Yankee L.T.P. Project Number: 2107.01 M -Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Logged by: Michael Horesh MW-I 02A MV.'-07 Drilling Co: D.L. Maher Driller: Bill Zammow Date Started: 25-Jul-03 Date Finished:
30-Jul-03 Location:
Rowe, Massachuestts Drilling Method: Rotosonic MW-t0l Screen Diam: 2" Length: 5' Slot Size: 0.010" S Casing Diam: 2" Length: 94' Type: Schedule 40, 2" PVC Vapor Container Boring Depth: 99' Well Depth: 99' Boring Diarn.: 5.5" Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: 35.8' Notes: DTW measured on On-Site GW Analyses:
H-3, Co-60, Cs-I 34, Cs-I 37 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeast Laboratories 18-Aug-03 FID Conc Lab Sample # &Depth Well Log Statigraphy Penrmrxtion Rceovcry Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth (ppm) HS Analyses 10 I5 20 25-30-35-40 -41 __ __-45-50Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1'-9 1': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout 65 91'-92.5':
Bentonite Chip Seal 92.5'-99':
- 0 Silica Sand Filter Pack-70 0-94': Sched. 40 2" PVC Riser 94'-99': 0.0 10" Sched. 40 2" PVC Screen 99': Bottom of Boring-85-o 90o B Bottom of Boring at 99' bgs*Results of on-Site radiological activity <MDL unless otherwise noted Key to Well Construction E Sandpack E Well Screen Bentonite Seal 0 Cement Grout I r ERM 399 B~o,.ERM Boston 1 DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-102B Project: Client: Drilling Co: Date Started: Location: Screen Dians: Casing Diam: Boring Depth: Surface Elev.: On-Site GW Anr Yank ee L.T.P.Yankee Atomic Electric Company D.L.17-Ju Maher Project Number: 2107.01 Logged by: Michael Horesh Driller: Bill Zammow, 0 Date Finished:
24-Jul-03 Drilling Method: Rotosonic iden Gonzales.1-03 Rowe, Massachusetts 2" 2" 131.5'NR Length: 10' Slot Size: 0.010" Length: 120.2' Type: Schedul Well Depth: 130.2' Boring Diam.: 5.5" MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: 23.6'Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeastern Laboratories I alyses: H-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137-I1 18-Aug-03 I Depth Boring Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description
-I 2': Brown, loose to medium loose, poorly sorted medium to fine SAND, trace Gravel, little Pebbles, little Cobbles;2 SAND & -moist.3 GRAVEL '2'-5': Brown to Dark Brown, medium dense, poorly sorted rounded Cobbles, some Gravel, little Pebbles, little Silt; motst-to very moist.-,5 0-2': Brown to Dark Brown, loose, poorly sorted medium to coarse-6SAND, little Gravel, little Pebbles, trace to little Cobbles; moist.S7 2'-4.5': Brown to Dark Brown, medium dense, poorly sorted, SAND 5' 5 medium to coarse SAND, little to rounded Pebbles, little to some-rounded Cobbles, trace Gravel; wet at -7'4.5'-5': Brown, dense, poorly sorted SAND and SILT, Cobbles;moist to dry.-10 I 1 0.5': Brown, medium dense to dense, poorly sorted angular COBBLES/ to rounded SAND, SILT, angular GRAVEL, COBBLES;12 PEBBLES/ ! moist.13 GRAVEL/SAND/
0.5'-5': Gray, very dense, poorly sorted, CLAY, SILT, SILT PEBBLES, COBBLES; large Boulders at base of interval;-14 dry.-I5-16 I C7 5 Dark Brown, very dense, poorly sorted CLAY, some CA2 -Cobbles, Boulders; very dry.-20-21-22 -Gray to Gray-Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SILT and SILT & CLAY 5' 3.6' CLAY, some rounded Cobbles and Boulders, fine to coarse-Sand; dry.-24 NOTES:: Higher FID hits attributed to melted poly sleeve*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted Key to Well Construction EU Sandpack M Bentonite Seal M Grout ER Cement[E Well Screen I DRILLING LOG for Well #: FRIA 399 coylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 I1Page 2 of 4 MW-102B Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth PID Conc Lab Sample 6 &D(ppm) HI I Analyses'-26--27-28-29--30--31--32--33-34--35-36-37--38-39-40-41-42--43--44-45-46-47-48-49-so-53-54-55-56 5 7 58 59 60 61 63 64 SILT 5, 4.8'Green-Gray to Gray-Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some to little Clay, some fine Sand, little rounded Pebbles, little-Gravel; dry.25'-30'3.9'-- ~GW-2 -0'-2': Green-Gray to Dark Brown, very dense, poorly sorted VOC-SAND & SILT 4' -SILT, some Clay, trace Gravel, trace Pebbles. 30'-35' 0.0 8260B -2'-4': Dark Gray-Brown, loose, well sorted coarse SAND, little H3=8,700 rounded Pebbles, trace Gravel; moist to wet. pCi/L GNEISSIC BOULDERS 5' 2.5' Light Gray, loose, poorly sorted Clay and crushed/broken 35-38' 0.0-Boulders (gneiss);
dry.Dark Brown to Dark Gray-Brown, very dense to dense, poorly SILT 4' 4' sorted SILT, little Gravel, little Pebbles, little Clay; dry (Top 2' 38'-42' 0.0 slightly coarser with some wet Sand).0-2': Brown Gray, medium dense to dense SILT and CLAY, some Gravel/Pebbles; moist. GW-3 SILT & CLAY 6 6- 2'-2.5': Brown-Gray, medium loose, well sorted, coarse Sand, 42'-48' 0.0 VOC- -little Clay, little Silt; wet. 8260B 2.5'-6': Blue-Gray, very dense, poorly sorted SILT and CLAY, some Gravel, some to little Cobbles, some to little Pebbles; dry.Dark Gray to Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SILT and SILT & CLAY 5' 5- CLAY, some to little angular to rounded Pebbles, trace rounded 48'-53' 0.0 IN Cobbles; dry.-Dark Gray to Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some SILT 3' 3' Clay, some to little rounded Pebbles and Cobbles, trace to little 53'-56' 0.0-angular Cobbles; dry.Dark Brown to Dark Gray, dense to very dense SILT, some SILT 3' 3' Clay, little to trace rounded Pebbles, Cobbles; dry (moist at 56'- 56'-59' 0.0 7' of interval).
Dark Brown to Dark Gray, medium dense to dense, poorly SILT & CLAY 2' 2' -sorted SILT and CLAY, little angular Gravel, Pebbles, little 59'-61' 0.0 angular to rounded Cobbles; moist.Dark Gray-Brlowvn, dense, well sorted SILl, little to some Clay. little Gravel, SILT 1' I' moist to dry. 616-62' 0.0 SILT & CLAY 3,-Dark Gray-Brown, medium dense, well sorted SILT and-CLAY, trace Gravel, trace Pebbles, trace Boulder; dry.62'-65'0.0 NOTES: 1: Higher FID hits attributed to melted poly sleeve*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor Pae 3o DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-102B ERM Boston,MA F21l6 Page 3 of 4 ril, IFl. Con.-I Lab Sample &Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration I Recovery Soil Core Description Depth 1 oS A n alyses*-66-67-68-69-705-71-72-73-74-75-76-77-78-79-80-81-82-83-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-92-93-94-95 96-97-98 --99 --100 --101 --102 --103 --104 -VARVED SILT& CLAY 4, 4'0-1.5': Dark Brown, medium dense, well sorted varved SILT-and CLAY, little Gravel 1.5'-3': Gray to Dark Brown SILT and CLAY, little Gravel, little Pebbles/Boulders.
-3'-4': Dark Gray to Dark Brown SILT and CLAY, little fine Sand lenses (varves).
moderately plastic unit.65'-69'0.0 SILT I Brown to Dark Brown, medium dense, poorly sorted SILT, some Clay, litle 2 STI angular GravellPebbles; moist. 69-70' 1.1 Dark Brown to Dark Gray, dense, well sorted SILT and CLAY, VARVED SILT 2.5' 2.5' -some to little dark Gray medium Sand varves throughout 70'-72.5' 0.92-§ion; moist.SILT 2' -Dark Brown, dense to very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some 72.5'-74.5' 1.12-Clay, little angular Gravel, Pebbles; moist.Dark Brown, medium loose to loose, moderately well sorted SILT 5.5' 3.5' -SILT, little to trace angular Gravel/Pebbles, trace Clay; moist to 74.5'-80' 1.2 wet 0-1': Dark Brown, medium loose to loose, moderately to poorly sorted SILT, little angular Gravel/Pebbles, trace Clay, moist to wet.SILT 5, 4.5' V'-4': Dark Brown, dense, moderately well sorted SILT, little 80'-85' 1.4'-Gravel/Pebbles, trace Clay, moist.-4'-4.': Medium Gray to Dark Gray -Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SILT and Clay, some to little Cobbles and Boulders; dry.SILT 1. 11 Brown, dense to very dense, poorly sorted SILl, some fine Sand, some to ttle 85-86' 6.3'BoulderslCobbles; moist to dry.5fW~-102B:
90'SILT 2' 1.9' -- Brown to Gray, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some Clay, 86'-88' 4.99 VOC loss, nd).some rounded Boulders/Cobbles; dry. Total Solids, TPH-GRO, TPH---SILT & 0-1': Brown, medium loose to medium dense, poorly sorted DgO, PcB' , 2' 2' -SILT, some Clay, some round Cobbles, trace Gravel 88'-90' 7.1 svoc, PPF13 BOULDER V'-2': Light Gray Boulder (albite gneiss)--pulverized.
Dark Gray-Blue, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some to little SILT & 5 -Clay, some angular Gravel, Pebbles, little to trace Cobbles; 90'95' 0.7 BOULDERS _quartzite Boulder 2' into section (4" diameter);
albite gneiss Boulder at bottom of section (8" diameter);
dry.3 GW-4-0-3': Brown to Brown Gray, loose, moderately well-sorted, VOC-S Scoarse to medium SAND, little angular Pebbles, trace Clay, 26 B-SAND, SILT & moist to wet. 95'-100' 2.4 8260B CLAY H-3=-3'-5': Dark Gray, very dense, poorly sorted SILT and CLAY, 1480 some angular Cobbles/Pebbles; dry. pCi/L8 SAND & SILT 5'2.5'70-1.5': Gray to dark Gray-Brown, loose, moderately poorly sorted SILT, little rounded Pebbles, Cobbles, little Boulders;wet.1.5'-2.5':
Brown to Gray-Brown, loose, well sorted, coarse SAND, little to trace Clay, trace angular Cobbles; wet.100'-105'4.1 NOTES: I Higher FID hits attributed to melted poly sleeve 2: Similar or equal to background levels , Eberline Frisker yielded reading of-250 cpm--further analysis attributed activity to naturally-occurring Actinium-228
- Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted 5399 3oyston Street 6the 4 of DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-102B ERM Boston, MA 02 Fo6 ,Pag 4 of _4 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth FID Coc [Lab Sample # &I (pp) HS Analyses--106--107-lo09-109--110-112-113~114-115-116--117-118-119-120-121-122-123-124-125-126 127-128-129-130--131-132 SILT & CLAY 2'1.8'Brown, medium dense to dense, poorly sorted SILT and CLAY, some to little Gravel and Pebbles, little to trace Cobble; moist.105'-107'NR 0-I': Dark Gray, very dense, poorly sorted SILT and CLAY, some angular Gravel, Pebbles, little Cobbles.SILT & CLAY 6' 6' 1'-6': Dark Gray to Brown, dense to broken-up loose, poorly 107'-113' 2.7 Isorted SILT and CLAY, some Pebbles, some to little Boulders@ 111, 112', 113'; moist to dry.ar ray, very dense, poorly sorted SILT and CLAY, SILT & CLAY 2.5' 2.5' some angular Pebbles, little Cobbles; moist to dry. 113'-115.5' U V'-2.5': Dark Gray to Dark Brown, dense (broken-up), poorly 1/o sorted SILT, little Clay. some Pebbles, Cobbles: moist to dry.BEDROCK 16'11.5'-Black to light gray-white, coarse-grained albite gneiss;moderately to strongly foliated; fracture zone at upper 1.5' of section; fracture zone with yellowish discoloration at 5.5'-7.5';
--some pieces exhibit natural fractures within competent bedrock. Large quartz cobble at ' with large albite crystals;quartz veins within bedrock dip at -30' from horizontal.
115.5'-131.5'NR GW-5 VOC-8260B.-A Bottom of Boring at 130.2' bgs Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1'-116': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout 116'-117.9':
Bentonite Chip Seal 117.9'-130.2':
- 0 Silica Sand Filter Pack 0-120.2':
Sched. 40 2" PVC Riser 120.2'-130.2':
0.010" Sched. 40 2" PVC Screen 130.2': Bottom of Boring 0-15': 8" Steel Casing Grouted in Place*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted NR = Not Recorded
.ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-103A Project: Yankee L.T.P.Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Drilling Co: D.L. Maher Date Started: 16-Jul-03 Location:
Rowe, Massachusetts Screen Diam: 2" Lengt Casing Diam: 2" Lengt Boring Depth: 26' Well I Surface Elev.: NR MP: On-Site GW Analyses:
H-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-S Project Number: Logged by: Driller: Date Finished: Drilling Method: 2107.01 Michael Horesh Oiden Gonzales 16-Jul-03 Rotosonic h: 10' Slot Size: 0.010" h: 15' Type: Schedule 40 PVC Depth: 25' Boring Diam.: 5.5" Ground Surface Depth to GW: 18.58'ite Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeastern Laboratories 8-Sep-03_________________________________________________________________________
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Soil Core Description FID Conc.Depth (ppm) Lab Sample # &spoon/HS Analyses-2-4-6~8-10-12-14-16-18-20-22-24-26 Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1'-11': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout 11'-13': Bentonite Chip Seal 13'-26': #0 Silica Sand Filter Pack 1-15': Sched. 40 2" PVC Riser 15-25': 0.010" Sched. 40 2" PVC Screen 26': Bottom of Boring Bottom of Boring at 26' bgs*Results of on-Site radiological activity <MDL unless otherwise noted Key to Well Construction 11 Sandpack Bentonite Seal Well Screen [ Grout E Cement ERM SITE MAP 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor I N DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-103C ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee LT.P. Project Number: 2107.01 MW-103B Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Logged by: Michael Horesh W .Drilling Co: D.L. Maher Driller: Bill Zammow ED MW-103A Date Started: I l-Jun-03 Date Finished:
16-Jul-03 MW-103C Location:
Rowe, Massachusetts Drilling Method: Rotosonic Screen Diam: 2" Length: 10' Slot Size: 0.010" Guard Gate House Casing Diam: 2" Length: 115' Type: Schedule 40 PVC Boring Depth: 125' Well Depth: 125' Boring Diam.: 5" Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: 76.80' Notes: DTW measured on On-Site GW Analyses:
H-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory Northeastern Laboratories 17-Jul-03 FID Con. Lab Sample # &DPpth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Split-Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth (ppm) HS Analyses 5 10 I5 20 25 Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 40 1-110.5':
Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout 45 110.5'-112.3':
Bentonite Chip Seal s5 112.3'-125':
- 0 Silica Sand Filter Pack 65' bgs 0-115': Sched. 40 2" PVC Riser Gw-l -60 115'-125':
0.010" Sched. 40 2" PVC Screen Voc- _8260B 65 125': Bottom of Boring ..........................
70 75 80 85 90 95-100 105-110-115-120 --1?5 ":Bottom of Boring at 125' bgs* Results of on-Site radiological activity <MDL unless otherwise noted Key to Well Construction Sandpack 8E] Well Screen Bentonite Seal fl Cement Grout 399 Boylston Stret, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-103B ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee L.T.P. Project Number: 2107.01 Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Logged by: Michael Horesh .1...Drilling Co: DL. Maher Driller: Bill Zamrnmow, Oiden Gonzales .MW-103A Date Started: 9-Jun-03 Date Finished:
9-Jul-03 MW-103C Location:
Rowe, Massachusetts Drilling Method: Rotosonic Screen Diam: 2.5" Length: 10' Slot Size: 0.010" Gnard Gate Casing Diam: 2.5" Length: 284.5' Type: Schedule 80 PVC House Boring Depth: 294.5' Well Depth: 294.5' Boring Diam.: 5.5" Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: 37.90' Notes: DTW measured on On-Site GW Analyses:
H-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeastern Laboratories 9-Sep-03 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth FlD Cooc. Lab Samples &(ppm) HS Antalyses* 1.Y: Brown to Orange Brown, loose, poorly sorted coarse 2SAND & SAND and GRAVEL, little Pebbles, trace GRAVEL 5' 4.9' Cobbles/Boulders;dry.
0-5' 0.5-1.3'-4.9':
Brown to Red Brown, loose, poorly sorted coarse 4 SAND (mica), little Pebbles, trace Cobbles/Boulders; dry.5 9- Dark Brown to Gray Brown, loose, poorly sorted, coarse to fine 10 -SAND 10' 9.5' -SAND, some rounded Cobbles/Boulders, little rounded Pebbles; '-5' 0.0 Dark Brown banded interval from 1.8'-2.0', Gray-Tan interval II -w/ Pebbles and Boulders from 3.8'-4.0';
dry.12 14 -16 1 2.5': Brown to Orange Brown, loose, moderately well-sorted S1 -coarse to medium SAND, some rounded Pebbles, trace rounded 19 -Boulders, Clay, dry.2.5'-3.5':
Light Brown to Gray, loose, poorly sorted fine to 20 SAND 10' 5.5' -medium SAND, little rounded Gravel, some rounded Boulders, 15'-25' 0.0 S21 trace Pebbles, moist.3.5'-5.5':
Brown to Orange Brown, loose, moderately well--22 -sorted coarse to medium SAND, some to little rounded Pebbles,-23 wet.-24 L25 -NOTES:*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted Key to Well Construction EL Sandpack E3 Well Screen Grout Bentonite Seal EM Cement DRILLING LOG for Well #: ERM 399 Rtylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Page 2 of 8 MW-103B Depth Boring Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth F1D Conc. Lab Sample 6 &Log (ppm) HS Analyses*-26-27-28.29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-.53-54-55-36-57-58-59-60-61-62 63 64 61 I SAND, SILT& CLAY 4.0'4, 0-1': Light Tan to Yellow tan, dense, poorly sorted SILT, SAND and rounded Pebbles, Cobbles; dry.-1'-4': Gray-Brown to Brown, dense, poorly sorted, SAND, CLAY, SILT and rounded Gravel, Pebbles and Cobbles; dry to moist.25'-29'0.0 GW-1 VOC-8260B 0-8", 2-2.8': Brown to Red Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SAND, SILT 3.0' 2.8' -SILT, SAND, PEBBLES, trace rounded Boulder;dry.
29'-32' 0.0& PEBBLES _0.8'-2.0':
Light Gray, medium dense medium SAND, little Pebbles/Cobbles, trace Boulders; dry.SAND & SILT 3.0' 2.0' -Brown to Red Brown, loose to dense, poorly sorted SAND and 32'-35' 0.0 SILT, some to little rounded Pebbles, rounded Boulders; dry.Dark Gray-Brown, very dense, moderately well sorted fine SAND & SILT 4.0' 3.8' -SAND and SILT, little to trace rounded Cobbles/Pebbles, semi- 35'-39' 2.21 rounded schist Boulder at base of interval; dry.Dark Gray-Brown to Red-Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SAND & SILT 2.0' 2.0' --SILT and fine to coarse SAND, rounded schist Pebbles w/ talc, 39'-41' 0.0 garnet; some zones of yellowish-reddish oxidation; moist.0-0.5': Dark Brown, medium dense, well sorted fine SAND,-trace rounded Gravel/Pebbles; moist.SAND & SILT 4.0' 4.0' -0.5'-2.8':
Dark Brown to Dark Gray, very dense, well sorted 41'-45' 0.0 SILT, trace rounded Pebbles; dry.-2.8'-4.0':
Dark Brown, medium loose, well sorted medium to coarse SAND, trace Gravel, little Pebbles; wet.0-2.4': Dark Gray-Brown to Dark Brown, dense to very dense,-moderately well sorted SILT and fine SAND, some coarse SAND & SILT 4.0' 3.0' SAND, little Pebbles, trace Cobbles; dry. 45'-49' 0.0 2.4'-3.0':
Light Tan to Greenish Brown, very dense SILT and-fine SAND, some to little rounded Talc Cobbles, little Pebbles/Boulders; dry.Medium Brown to Reddish Brown, very dense, moderately well SAND & SILT 2.0' 2.0' -sorted SILT and SAND, trace rounded Gravel, gneissic-schist 49'-51' 0.0 broken-up/massive Boulder; dry.0-3.5': Dark Gray Brown to Yellowish Brown very dense, well-to poorly sorted SILT and fine SAND, some rounded Pebbles, SAND & SILT 4.0' 4.0' -rounded gneissic-schist Boulder; dry. 51V-55' 0.0 3.5'-4.0':
Dark Gray-Brown, very dense, moderately well sorted-fine SAND and SILT, little rounded schist Pebbles and Cobbles;dry.-Gray-Brown to Green, very dense to dense, poorly sorted fine SAND & SILT 3.0' 3.0' SAND and SILT, some to little rounded schist Cobbles, trace to 55'-58' 0.0-little Clay, trace medium Sand, trace Gravel/Pebbles; dry.SAND & SILT 6.0'6.0'Dark Gray-Brown, very dense to dense, very well sorted,-interbedded (1/16"-1/8")
medium to very fine SAND and SILT;w wet.59'-65'0.0 GW-2 VOC-8260B NOTES:: Headspace reading not repeatable
- Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted DRILLING LOG for Well #: 399 Boylston Street 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 MW-103B I Page 3 of 8 1 Staigah Well Log S CFID Cone. Lab Sample # &Dh W g Stjatigraphy Penetration I Recovery Soil Core Description Depth (ppm) HS Analyses--66 --67 --68 --69 --70 --71 --72 --73 .-74 --75 --76 --77 --78 --79 --80 --81 --82 --83 --84 --85 --86 --87 --88 --89 --90 --91 --92 -93 94 --95 96 98 --99 --100 101-102 1 03-104--105 SILT 3.0'3.0'_ Dark Brown to Dark Reddish-Brown, very dense, moderately well sorted SILT, little highly-oxidized Tale Pebbles/Cobbles, some to little fine Sand; moist.65'-68'0.0 SAND & SILT 3.0' 2.8' -Brown-Green-Gray, very dense, well sorted fine SAND and 68'-71' 0.0 N SILT, trace rounded schist Cobbles, little rounded Gravel; dry.--Orange-Brown to dark Gray Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SAND & SILT 4.0' 4.0 fine SAND and SILT, some rounded schist Cobbles/Pebbles, 71'-75' 0.0 -trace Clay, little rounded schist Boulders; dry._ Dark Gray-Brown, very dense to dense, well sorted SILT, little SILT 3.0' 3.0' fine Sand, little to trace rounded Pebbles, multiple zones of 75'-78' 0.0 yellowish staining, trace angular to rounded Gravel; moist.SILT 3.0' 3.0' Dark Gray-Brown, very dense, well sorted SILT, some fine 78'-81' 0.0 Sand, some Clay, little rounded Talc, Cobbles; moist.Dark Brown-Gray, dense to very dense, well sorted SILT, little SILT 2.0' 2.0' -rounded Pebbles--large orange-yellow quartzite boulder at 81'-83' 0.0 -bottom of interval; dry.Dark Brown-Gray, very dense, moderately well sorted fine 83-85' 0.0 -S2. SAND, some Silt, little to some Boulders, trace Clay; dry.Dark Brown, very dense, moderately well sorted SAND, some SAND & SILT 3.0' 3.0' SILT, some Talc Pebbles/Cobbles, some whitish-yellowish 85'-88' 0.0-discoloration at bottom of interval; dry.Dark Brown-Gray, very dense, poorly sorted very fine SAND and SILT, some rounded Pebbles, little rounded Cobbles; dry.0-2.2': Brown to Dark Brown, medium dense, well sorted SILT, SAND little Clay, little Pebbles, trace Gravel. 9295' 00 SSAND & SILT 4.0' 2.8' _2.2'-2.8':
Brown to gray brown fine SAND, some Silt, little -rounded Cobbles, trace Gravel/Pebbles; dry.Dark Brown to Gray Brown fine, very dense, moderately well SAND & SILT 5.0' 5.0' sorted. SAND and SILT, some medium SAND, little rounded 95'-100' 0.0-Pebbles, little to trace Cobbles; dry.ii SILT 5.0'3.5'-Dark Brown to Gray Brown, medium dense to dense, poorly sorted SILT, some Clay, little angular Gravel, little angular Boulders; Orange rind in 4" Sand zone; dry.100'-105'3.2 NOTES:*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted Qb3S9 Boylston Stre,6th Foor Pae 4o DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-103B ERM BostonMt.
6 Page 4 of 8 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth FID Core, Lab Sample 9 &I e (ppm) HS Analyses'-106 --107 -7 108 -109 -110 -III -112 --113 -114 -115 --116 -117 --119-120 121--122--123 -124 -125 --126 --127 -1218 -129 -130 --131-132 --133 -1 34 -1 35 --136 --137 --138 --139 --140 141-142-143--144 S CLAY 5'5,-Medium Brown and Dark Gray dense, well sorted CLAY, some 105'- 110'-Silt, some fine Sand (micas); medium stiff; miost (varves).
I 1.3'-Brown to Bluish-Green Gray, dense, well sorted CLAY, some 2 CLAY 5' 5' Silt, trace Sand (mica) stringers, medium stiff; moist to wet 110'-115' 1.7-(varves).
CLA Bluish-Green Gray, very stiff, well sorted CLAY and very fine 115-125 2.02 1 CLAY 10' 10' -micaceous SAND (varves)Brown to Dark Brown, very stiff, well sorted CLAY with Dark CLAY 10' 10' Gray to Gray micaceous very fine Sand interbeds (varves--lmm 125'-135' 1.42 -to several cm in thickness);
wet.CLAY 10'10'Brown to Dark Brown, stiff to very stiff, well sorted CLAY,-trace Gray Clay with Dark Gray very fine micaceous Sand-varves; trace Gravel (Talc?); wet.135'-145'1 2.02~I. L .1. S S NOTES: 2: Similar or equal to background levels*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted 399 Boylston Stret, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-103B ERM Boston, MA 0 2 116 Page 5 of 8 FID Cone. Lab Samople &Depth Well.Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth I(ppmn) HS [ Analysa e-346-147-148-149-i50-31513-352-3 53.-154-155-156-357-158-359-360-1613-162-163-364-165-166-367-168-369-3 70-373-172-173-174-375-76-377-378-379-380--83 1 82 -383 -184 -IRS-6 CLAY 4.0'3.8'Brown to Dark Brown, very stiff CLAY with some Silt, grading-downward to Clay and Gravel, grading downward into Clay/Sand/Cobbles/Gravel; wet.145'-149'0.0 7m 0-1': Gray Brown, very dense SILT, some fine to medium subangular Gravel, little fine to medium Sand; moist. GW-4 CLAY 6.0' 5.5' 1'-6':. Brown to Gray Brown, dense, moderately well sorted 149'-155' 0.2 VOC-CLAY with little micaceous Sand varves (no grain size greater 8260B than medium Sand).Brown to Dark Brown, dense, moderately well sorted to well CLAY 5.0' 5.0' sorted Clay with medium to coarse Sand varves, interval 155'-160' 1.12 coarsening downwards, oxidized Talc (?) Cobble; bottom 6" consists of fine Sand, trace Silt; wet.-Dark Brown to Dark Brown-Gray, medium dense, poorly sorted SILT 5.0' 4.5' SILT and some Clay, some to little angular, fine to coarse 160'-165' 0.6-Gravel, little Pebbles; wet.-Dark Brown-Gray, dense to medium dense, poorly sorted GW-5 -SAND 5.0' 5.0' medium to fine SAND, little rounded Pebbles, trace rounded 165'- 170' 2.0 VOC-Cobble, little Silt (at top of interval).
8260B -SAND 15.0'15.0'-0-5': Dark Brown to medium Gray, medium dense to loose, well sorted fine SAND and Silt, trace Clay; wet.5'-10': Dark Brown to medium Gray, medium dense to loose,-well sorted medium to fine SAND, trace Silt; wet.10'-15': Dark Brown to medium Gray, medium dense, well sorted SILT, some to little fine Sand, trace Clay; wet.170'-185' 1 2.0"'.GW-6 VOC-8260B.1. L __________
J 4 L -NOTES: I: Headspace reading not repeatable 2: Similar or equal to background levels*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted 399 Boylston Street, 6h e 6oor DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-103B ERM Boston, MA02116 Page 6 of 8 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth FID ConI. Lab Sample #s&t,,, ,A _ ___ ___ J,___ _ J___ __ __ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ j(ppm) 11S Analyses*-186 --187 --188 --189 --190 --191 --192 --193 --194 --195 --196 --197 --198 --199 --200 --201 --202 --203 --204 --205 --206 --207 --208 --209 _-210 --211 --212 --213 --214 --215 --216 --217 --218 --219 --220 --221 --222 -~223 -I224 -225 -SAND 9.0'9.0'_Gray-Brown, medium loose to medium dense, well sorted coarse to fine SAND, little fine SAND and Silt--grades downward at 7'-to Silt and Clay, trace fine SAND; wet.185'-194'1 1.9 SAND 1.0' 1.0' Gray-Brown, medium loose, well sorted fine SAND; wet. 194'-195' 2.2-0-7': Gray-Brown, medium loose, well sorted medium SAND, some fine Sand, little to trace coarse Sand; wet.7'-1i': Brown to Dark Gray Brown, very stiff, well sorted Clay,-little gray Silty interbeds (varves), trace angular Pebbles, little to SAND & SILT 20' 20' trace angular Gravel; wet. 195'-215' N/A 11V-17.5':
Brown to Dark Gray Brown, medium dense, well-sorted SILT, some fine SAND, little to some Clay; wet.17.5'-20':
Brown to Dark Gray Brown, medium dense to--medium loose, well sorted fine SAND grading downwards to-medium SAND; wet.7/0 7~SAND 15'15'215'-218':
Dark Gray Brown, medium dense to medium loose, rwell sorted coarse to fine SAND fining downwards to Clay,_some Silt; wet.218'-224':
Dark Gray Brown, medium dense, well sorted fine-SAND and Silt; wet.224'-228':
Dark Gray Brown, well sorted, medium loose, medium to fine SAND, little Silt; wet.-228'-230':
Dark Gray to Brown, dense, well sorted Silt, some Clay with Gray fine SAND interbeds (varves);
wet.215'-230'1 0.0 NOTES:*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted 399 Boylston Sweet, 6th Floor P7 DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-103B ERM BostontMA02116 Pag 7 of 8 FlO Conc. Lab Samnple#&Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth I (ppo) HS [ Analyses-*226*227*228.229-230-231-232-233-234-235-237-238-239-240-241-242-243-244-245-246-247-248-249-250-251-252-253-254 --.255 --256 --257 --258 --259 --260 --261 --262 --263 -I264 -SEE PREVIOUS PAGE FOR LOGGING DETAILS SAND & SILT 20'15'0-7': Gray to Dark Gray-Brown, medium loose, well sorted--fine SAND and SILT; wet.--7'-9': Gray to Dark Gray-Brown, stiff, well sorted Clay, little Silt varves; moist.-9'-15': Gray to Dark Gray-Brown, medium dense to medium-loose, well sorted fine SAND and SILT, grading into dominantly Clay with Silt varves; moist.230'-245' 1 0.0 SILT & CLAY 20'20'-0-7': Dark to Medium Gray-Brown, medium dense, well sorted-SILT, some CLAY.7-13': Medium Gray-Brown, dense, well sorted SILT and-CLAY, little very fine Sand varves, trace Gravel, trace rounded Pebbles, angular Gravel (unit shears along very fine SAND and SILT beds).13'-18': Medium Gray-Brown, dense, well sorted SILT and-CLAY, little very fine Sand.18'-20': Medium Gray-Brown, dense, well sorted SILT and CLAY, trace very fine Sand and Silt varves.245'-265'1 0.0 NOTES:*Results of on-Site radiological sceening <MDL unless otherwise noted 39 Boylston Street, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #: 4W- 103B ERM BostonMA02116 age 8 of 8 Depth WellLog Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth FD)Cone 1 LahSamnplesH&
-266-267-268.269-270-271-272-273-274-275-276-277-278-279-280-281-282-283-284-285-286-287-288-289-290-291-292-293-294-295 5xlpI SAND & SILT 1'I Medium Brown, medium dense, well sorted SILT, some Clay, coarsening downward to coarse to fine SAND, trace Silt.265'-267'2.5 0-1.5': Weathered Black gneissic-schist boulder, large, potentially albite crystals.SCHIST BOULDER 4' 4' 1.5-4': Highly weathered, Black, Tan, Orange, Brown Schist 267'-271' 2.0 -with trace lodged rounded Pebbles, some Gravel, weathered to coarse Sand-sized grains.-Dark Brown-Gray, medium dense, moderately well-sorted, SAND 3.5' 3.5' coarse SAND, some Silt and Clay, cored boulder (gneissic) at 271'-274' 1.7 2.5'-3,5', trace rounded cobbles at base of interval; wet.0-0.5': Multi-colored, loose, poorly sorted SAND & GRAVEL and medium BOULDERS 2' 2' -dense fine Sand and Silt 275'-277' 3.52 Silty for Subaittl)0.5'-2': Very Gray to Black weathered Schistic-Oneiss Boulders.BOULDERS 2' 1.5' Very Dark Gray to Black weathered Cobbles to Boulders.
277'-279' 0.0 -SILTDark (ray to Dark Gray Brown. poorly sorted, dense SILl, little to some Clay, 279-280' 0.0 SIT1 ' 1' some rounded Cobbles, trace Gravel, trace Pebbles.BEDROCK 15'15'Black to Light Gray/White Gneiss, strongly foliated, some-associated Talc (Garnet?), homeblende, mica, foliation at-35'-to horizontal; competent rock with several drillers' breaks, few natural fractures.
280'-295'1 N/A GW-8 VOC-8260B Bottom of Boring at 294.5' bgs Bottom of Boring at 294.5' bgs Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1-279': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout 279'-282':
Bentonite Chip Seal 282'-295':
- 0 Silica Sand Filter Pack 0-284.5':
Sched. 80 2.5" PVC Riser 284.5'-294.5':
0.010" Sched. 80 2.5" PVC Screen 294.5': Bottom of Boring 0-30': 8" Steel Casing Grouted in Place NOTES: 2: Similar or equal to background levels*Results of on-Site radiological screening
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-399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-104C ERM Boston,MA02u16 Project: Yankee L.T.P.Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Drilling Co.: D.L. Maher Date Started: 5-Sep-03 Location:
Rowe, Massachuestts Screen Diam.: 2.5'Casing Diam.: 2.5" Boring Depth.: 97'Surface Elev.: NR On-Site GW Analyses:
H-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Si Project Number: 2107.01 Logged by: Michael Horesh Driller: Bill Zammow Date Finished:
10-Sep-03 Drilling Method: Rotosonic Length: 10, Slot Size: Length: 87' Type: Well Depth: 97' Boring Diam.: MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: te Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeast Laboratories SITEAP MW-104B C-4B-2 ýMW-104C-T.TTurbi.ne uit in 0.010" Schedule 40, 2" PVC 5.5" NR Notes: FID Conc. Lab Sample # &Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth (ppm) HS Analyses-5-IS Well Construction Details:-20 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox-'25 -82.8': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout .82.8'-84.8':
Bentonite Chip Seal-384.8'-97':
- 0 Silica Sand Filter Pack 0-87': Sched. 40 2" PVC Riser 87'-97': 0.0 10" Sched. 40 2" PVC Screen 97': Bottom of Boring-50-60-65-70-75-go-85-90-95 Bottom of Bortng at 97' bgs Key to Well Construction W Sandpack Bentonite Seal M Well Screen Grout ffa Cement ERMv 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor PPMIV Boston. MA 02116 DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW- 104B Project: Yankee L.T.P. Project Number: 2107.01 Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Logged by: Michael Horesh Drilling Co: D.L. Maher Driller: Bill Zammow, Oiden Gonzales Date Started: 22-Aug-03 Date Finished:
04-Sep-03 Location:
Rowe, Massachusetts Drilling Method: Rotosonic Screen Diama: 2.5" Length: 10, Slot Size: 0.010" Casing Diam: 2.5" Length: 184' Type: Schedule 80 PVC Boring Depth: 194.5' Well Depth: 194' Boring Diam.: 5.5" Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: 23.60'On-Site GW Analyses:
H-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeastern Laboratories Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Brown to Dark Brown, loose, moderately sorted medium SAND and fine to I SAND & GRAVEL 2' 2' coarse, well rounded GRAVEL, some to little rounded Pebbles, linle to trace rounded Boulders, Cobbles, trace angular Gravel; dry.Brown to Dark Brown, loose to moderately loose, poorly sorted 3SAND & GRAVEL 3' 3 medium SAND and fine to coarse, well rounded GRAVEL, 4-some to little rounded Pebbles, Cobbles, trace to little Silt, trace Clay; moist (beginning at -3' bgs).7_0-5': Brown-Orange Brown, loose, poorly sorted medium to coarse SAND, some angular Gravel/Pebbles, little rounded Cobbles; moist.-5'-7': Brown to Dark Gray-Brown, loose, poorly sorted, medium to coarse SAND, some angular Gravel/Pebbles, little rounded SSAND & GRAVEL 10' 10' -Cobbles;moist I 7'-10': Brown to Dark Orange Brown, loose, poorly sorted, medium to coarse SAND, little angular Gravel, some rounded Cobbles, little to 12 -trace Clay; moist to wet (wet at -14.5')13-16 0-2': Dark Brown to Reddish Brown, loose to moderately loose, poorly sorted medium to coarse SAND and fine to coarse-17 , GRAVEL, some rounded to angular Pebbles/Cobbles, trace to D &8 G E -little Silt Clay 2'-5': Dark Gray Brown, medium dense, fine to coarse SAND, S19-little to some Clay, trace Boulders, Cobbles; dry.-20-21 2.5': Dark Gray Brown, very dense, moderately sorted SILT, 22 -some to little Clay, little rounded Pebbles, little rounded schist SILT 5' 5' Cobble; dry.23- 2.5'-5.0':
Dark Gray Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, 24 -some Clay, some angular rounded Pebbles, little Boulder; dry.25 1__ 1____________
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Notes: DTW measured on 18-Aug-03 NOTES: i : Similar or equal to background levels*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted Key to Well Construction Sandpack Bentonite Seal EE3 Well Screen UH Cement Grout DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-104B fiRM S399 oylston Sweet, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Page 2 of 6 I Depth Well Stratigraphy Penetration J Recovery Soil Core Description -27 --28 --29 --30 _-31 --32 --33 -~34 --35 --36 .-32 --38 .-39 --40 --41 --42 --43 --44 --45 --46 --47 _-48 .-49 .-50 --52 --53 --54 --55 --57 --60 --61--62--63--64 SILT 4'4, Bluish Gray, dense to very dense, moderately well sorted SILT, little Clay, little to trace Gravel, trace Pebbles; dry.0-I': Gray-Brown, dense, well sorted Silt, trace coarse SAND, SAND 3' trace Gravel/Pebbles (angular);
moist.1'-3': Gray-Gray Brown, medium dense, well sorted fine SAND, trace Silt; moist.Dark Brown to Gray, medium dense, well sorted fine SAND Sand SILT, little to trace angular Pebbles, trace Gravel; moist.Brown to Gray Brown, medium dense, poorly sorted SILT, some fine Sand, SILT 1' 1 little Pebbles/Gravel; moist (boulder ao tip of core).0-3': Brown to Gray, medium dense, poorly sorted fine SAND and Silt, some to little Pebbles, little angular Gravel, little to SAND 8' 8' trace Cobbles; moist (dry boulder at 37').3'-8': Brown, medium loose, well sorted medium SAND, trace Cobbles, trace Silt; wet.0-I': Brown, loose, well sorted coarse SAND; wet.1-2': Brown, very dense, moderately sorted SILT, little-angular Gravel; moist.SAND & SILT 7' 7' 2'-5': Brown, medium dense to medium loose, poorly sorted SAND, GRAVEL, PEBBLES, SILT, trace Clay; dry.5'-7': Brown to Gray Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, Cobbles, some to little Clay, little medium SAND; dry.0-2.5': Gray to Dark Gray-Blue, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some angular Cobbles, some to little Clay, little Gravel;SILT 5' -dry.2.5'-5': Gray-Blue to Dark Gray, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some Clay, little angular Pebbles/Gravel, minor, F indications of varving; dry.Dark Gray-Brown to Gray, medium dense to dense, poorly SAND & SILT 4' 5' -sorted fine SAND and SILT, some to little Clay, some angular Gravel/Pebbles; moist to dry.SILT & CLAY 6'6'--]m 0-5': Dark Brown-Gray, dense to very dense, poorly sorted SILT and CLAY, some to little angular to rounded Gravel, trace Pebbles, dry to moist.5'-6': Brown to dark Brown fine Sand and SILT, trace Gravel, trace Pebbles; moist.I __MI __ýS: Its of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted NOTE*Resul ERM 399 tHoylst on Street, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for W ell #: MW-104B ERM Boston.MA 02116 Depth Boring Stratigraphy Penetration 1 Recovery Soil Core Description Log D c t I Page 3 of 6-66 S67 _-68 69 705 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 785 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97M 985 99 too0 tot0 02102-o 10 104-$SILT & CLAY 4, 4,-Dark Brown to dark Brown-Gray, medium dense to dense, well to moderately well sorted SILT and CLAY, little to trace angular Gravel/Pebbles, trace Cobbles, varved intervals-throughout; moist (LACUSTRINE?).
SILT I' 1. Dark Brown, medium dense, poorly sorted SILT, some Clay. some to little S, angular Pebbles/Gravel, trace fine Sand, some varving, moist.SILT 2' 2' -Dark Brown, dense to very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some Clay, some Gravel/Pebbles (angular), trace Cobbles; moist. 1.5': Medium Brown, very dense, poorly sorted SILT and SILT and CLAY 3' 3' CLAY, little angular Gravel/Pebbles; dry.1.5'-3': Pulverized boulder (black gneissic schist); dry.-Dark Gray-Brown to Gray, medium dense, poorly sorted SILT, SILT 5' 5' some Clay, little fine Sand, some to little angular Gravel/Pebbles; moist to dry.-Dark Brown to Dark Brown-Gray, dense, poorly sorted SILT, SILT 5' 5' some to little fine Sand, little angular Gravel/Pebbles, trace-Cobbles, little to trace Clay; dry to moist.-Dark Brown, medium dense, poorlysorted SILT, little Clay, S little fine Sand, little Pebbles, trace Cobbles; moist to dry.0-2.5': Dark Brown to dark Gray-Brown, medium dense,-poorly sorted SILT, little Clay, little angular Gravel/rounded
-Pebbles; dry.SILT 5' 4.5' 2.5'-4': Dark Brown, loose to medium loose, moderately sorted-SILT, some to little Clay, trace Gravel; moist to wet.-4'-4.5':
Brown to Dark Brown, dense, poorly sorted SILT, little fine Sand, little Cobbles, little Pebbles/Gravel; dry.0-1': Brown, well sorted, loose medium SAND and SILT, trace Gravel/Pebbles/Cobbles, little Clay; wet.SILT 9 1'-3': Brown, moderately well sorted, medium dense SILT,-some Clay with varved Sandy interbeds; moist.3'-9': Brown, poorly sorted, dense SILT, some Cobbles, some-Gravel/Pebbles, little Clay, little to trace Sand; dry.NOTES:*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted
-wa-WI 3/P Rryluon SemI, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #:~ERM 399 Eo ylstonSII 6th Floor MW- 104B ERM Boston, 1,A 021161 I Page 4 of 6 Depth Well Log Well Log Penetration I Recovery Soil Core Description
-106 --107 --108 --109 .-110 --III --113--116--117--118--119--121--122--123--124--125--126--127--128--129--130--131--132--133--134--135--136--137--138--139--140--141--142--143--144-0 0 0 SILT & CLAY III 7.5'Brown to dark Gray-Brown, dense, well sorted SILT and CLAY with Sandy varves throughout section; dry (LACUSTRINE?)
0-3.5': Dark Brown to Dark Gray Brown, loose to medium loose, moderately well sorted coarse SAND, fining downwards into fine SAND, little Silt, little to trace Clay; wet.SILT 8' 10' 3.5'-7': Dark Gray-Brown, dense to very dense SILT, some Clay little angular Gravel, fining downwards into dense, till--like unit with little Pebbles/Gravel; dry.7-10': Dark Gray-Brown SILT and CLAY with little Sandy varves; dry.0-0.5': Quartzite Boulder Da.r-kS':
Dath Brown to dark Gray-Brown, medium dense to dense, poorly sorted SILT, SILT 3' 3' linle angular GravellPebbles, lisle fine Sand, linle Clay, moist (varved interval at bottom-0.5).2'-3': Gray to light Gray, dense, poorly sorted SILT, some Pebbles, little Clay; dry.Dark Brown-Gray, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some Clay, SILT 4' 4' little rounded Gravel/Pebbles, minor indications of stratification; dry.-0-3': Dark Brown-Gray, medium dense, moderately sorted SILT 4' 4' SILT, little Clay, little Gravel, little Pebbles; dry.3'-4': Brown, dense, poorly sorted SILT and Boulder, little-Gravel/Pebbles; dry.SILT 5 5 0-3': Dark Gray-Brown, medium loose, well to moderately sorted-SILT, some medium Sand, little rounded Gravel/Pebbles, trace Boulders; moist to wet at top ofinterval, dry at bottom.3-5': Dark Gray-Brown, very dense SILT and fine angular GRAV-unsorted, little angular Cobbles; dry.SILT 4'4'Dark Brown-Gray, dense, well sorted SILT, some to little fine Sand, little Clay, minor indications of stratification throughout-interval, trace angular Gravel/Pebbles, varying more 141'-145'pronounced at bottom of interval; dry to moist (TRANSITION ZONE?)0.0*
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<MDL unless otherwise noted 0 399ffiylstoa Street, 6th floor]DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-104B ERM Blo st MA t02116 Page 5 of 6 Depth W] ,J Log Stratigraphy Penetration
[ Soil Core Description Depth Fm Co. Lab SAalyes &I(pp m) HS* 146* 147* 148.149-150-151-152* 153*154*155-156*157-158-159-160-16 1-162-163-164-165-166-167-168* 169-170-171-172-173 --174 --175 --176 --177 --178 --179 --180-181--182--183-184-7-SAND & SILT 7.5'7.5'-Gray-Brown to Brown, medium dense to dense, well sorted finu-SAND and SILT with some varying throughout the section, some to little Clay, trace Gravel; dry.145'-152.5' 0.0 SILT 4' 4 -Brown-Gray, medimn dense, poorly sorted SILT, little to trace 152.5'-156.5' 4.1-Clay, little Gravel/Pebbles, little Cobble (at 157.5'); dry.Dark Gray-Brown, medium dense to medium loose, poorly SILT 7' 51 -sorted SILT, little angular Gravel/Pebbles, trace fine Sand, trace 156.5'-163.5' 0-to little Clay; dry (NOT TILL).MW-tO4B: -163'- 175', MW-IO4B: -176'-179'0-3.5': Brown, loose, fine SAND and SILT, little Gravel; voc (low, med.), saturated.
Total Solids, SAND 11.5' 11.5' --3.5'-6': Brown, loose, poorly sorted coarse SAND, some Silt, 163.5'-175' 5.4 TPH-GRO, .little Cobbles, some to little Pebbles; wet. TPH-DRO,-6'-11.5':
Brown, medium dense to medium loose, well sorted PCBs, SVOC,-PPIS Morale-Silt, some to little fine Sand, fining downwards; wet. P W6-6 Voc-8260B H-3=8,770
-pCi/I.SAND & SILT Dark00 rovm- 0050.dePse, pory sorte ire SA and Il. s~ome roude GravellPobbles; moist. 175'- 176' 4.1-0-3': Dark Gray, well soiled, loose, fine SAND and SILT, little SAND & SILT 4' 3.5' Clay, trace angular Gravel, saturated.
3-3.5': Dark Gray, loose to dense, poorly sorted fine SAND 176%180' 7.0--and SILT, some weathered gneissic Cobbles; wet.Ii BEDROCK 14.5'11.5'-Light Gray Gneiss; moderately foliated; metamorphic grade_appears to increase with depth; fracture zones at 194.5', 183'-184' and 181V bgs (reddish discoloration);
RQD for entire section -75%; more highly fractured between 184'- 192'_(RQD=40%);
foliation dips -30' below horizontal.
180'-185' 1 N/A wa * -z ____NOTES: I Higher FID hits attributed to melted poly sleeve*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted 399ffiylston Street,6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-104B ERM B.ston. MA 02 lo6 Page 6 of 6 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Rw n R- Soil Core Description Depth FID Co, Lab Sample # &(_ppm) HS A__ _ _y_ ___Anl--186-187 -.' GW-7-:" "See Previous Page for Bedrock Core Description VOC--188
-189-190 _______--
___-191-192 --193 "-194 :-195 -Bottom of Boring at 194.5' bgs Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1-180': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout 180'-182':
Bentonite Chip Seal 182'-194.5':
- 0 Silica Sand Filter Pack 0-184: Sched. 80 2.5" PVC Riser 184'-194':
0.010" Sched. 80 2.5" PVC Screen 194.5': Bottom of Boring 0-25': 8" Steel Casing Grouted in Place NOTES:*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-105C Project: Yankee L-T.P.Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Drilling Co: D.L. Maher Date Started: 18-Jun-03 Location:
Rowe, Massachusetts Screen Diam: 2" Casing Diam: 2" Boring Depth: 37'Surface Elev.: NR Project Number: 2107.01 Logged by: Michael Horesh Driller: Bill Zammow Date Finished:
20-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Rotosonic Length: 10' Slot Size: 0.010" Length: 27' Type: Schedu Well Depth: 37' Boring Diam.: 5.5" MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: 17.56'On-Site GW Analysis:
H-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeast Laboratories 08-Sep-03 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth FID ConC Lab Sample # &(pp.) HS Analyses 2 4 Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox'10 -23.1: Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout-12 23.1'-25.1':
Bentonite Chip Seal 14 25.1'-37':
- 0 Silica Sand Filter Pack 16 0-27': Sched. 40 2" PVC Riser-18 27'-37': 0.010" Sched. 40 2" PVC Screen-20 37': Bottom of Boring-22-24-26-28-30-32-34-36-38 -Bottom of Boring at 37' bgs Key to Well Construction
[F Sandpack 0 Bentonite Seal FEJ Well Screen E cement Grout DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-105B y399 Boylston Stret, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee L.T.P. Project Number: 2107.01 Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Logged by: Horesh, Regan, Picard Drilling Co: D.L. Maher Driller: Bill Zammow Date Started: 18-Jun-03 Date Finished:
20-Aug-03 Location:
Rowe, Massachusetts Drilling Method: RotoSonic Screen Diam: 2" Length: 10' Slot Size: 0.010" Casing Diam: 2" Length: 64' Type: Schedule 40, 2" PVC Boring Depth: 75' Well Depth: 74' Boring Diam.: 5.5" Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: 20.49'On-Site GW Analyses:
H--3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeastern Laboratories 9-Sep-03 FID Conc. Lab Sample # &Depth Well Log -Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth (ppm) HS Analyses*-2 Dark brown to brown, loose, poorly sorted medium SAND, SAND 5' 5' some coarse Sand, some fine to coarse rounded Gravel, little 0-5' 0.0-Cobbles; dry.5n-6-7-s Brown to orange-brown, loose, poorly sorted medium to SAND 7' 7' coarse SAND, some fine to coarse fine to coarse subangular to 54-12 0.0-angular Gravel, some Cobbles; dry.-10-12 ______13 -Brown to dark brown, loose, poorly sorted medium to coarse SAND 3' 3' SAND, little angular to subangular Gravel, some rounded 12'-15' 0.0-14 -Cobbles, little rounded fine Gravel; dry.-16 Brown to dark brown, loose, poorly sorted coarse SAND, SAND 5' --some to little medium Sand, trace Silt, little Clay, little to some 15'-20, 0.0 1 ICobbles, Note: top of denser material (till?) at 19', water table at 16.5'; moist.-19-20-21-22 GW-I -SILT & CLAY 5 '11 --Dark brown to gray-brown, dense, poorly sorted CLAY and 20-25' 0.8 VOC--23 SILT, some rounded fine Gravel, little rounded Cobbles; dry. 8260B --24 S25 _ _______________________________________
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<MDL unless otherwise noted Key to Well Construction LI Sandpack E] Well Screen [ Grout U Bentonite Seal [] Cement I399 3oylston Street, 6th Floor Page 2 of 3 DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-105B ERM Boston, MA02116 I I FID Con- Lab Sample Depth IWell Log Stratigraphy enetrato ,Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification D (pp) s Analyses--26 --27 --28 --29 --30 --31 --32 --33 --34 --35 --36 --37 --38 --39 --40 --41 --42 --43 --44 -.45 --46 --47 --46 --49 --50 --51--52--53--54--55--56--57--)8--59--60--61--62--63--64--65-S SILT & CLAY 5, 5,-0-3': Olive, very dense, greenish-gray SILT with CLAY,-some to little angular Cobbles; moist.3'-5': Dark brown to gray-brown, dense, poorly sorted-SILT, some to little Clay, some rounded fine Gravel, little_rounded Pebbles/Cobbles; moist.25'-30'0.0-Dark brown to gray-brown, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, SILT & CLAY 5' 5' some to little Clay, little rounded Pebbles, trace 30'-35' 0.0"Gravel/Cobble; dry.0-2.5': Boulder (Albite gneiss) grindings and dust.BOULDER/SILT 4' 4' 2.5-4': Olive greenish-gray, dense, SILT with Clay and 35'-39' 0.0 angular Cobbles, trace fine Sand; moist.GW-2 VOC-NR ~ oNo recovery VC NR 5' 0' orcvr 39'-44' NA 8260B (core barrel is wet; presume loose, saturated sand) 3-447N720 H-3=7,720 IN pCi/L 0-5': Greenish gray, very dense, moderately well sorted SILT 5' 5' SILT, little Clay and angular Cobbles, little to trace coarse 44'-49' 0.0-Gravel; dry.SILT I- reensh gray, very ense, moaerately we sorted SILT, ittle Clay, little SILT coarse Gravel, trace fine Sand (1" at 49'); dry. 49.50' 0 0 SILT 5' 5' -Greenish gray, very dense, moderately well sorted SILT, 50'-55' 0.0-little Clay and angular Cobbles, little coarse Gravel; dry.0-2': Very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some to little Clay, BOULDER 3' 5' some Gravel/Pebbles, trace Cobbles; dry. 55'-58' 0.0-2'-3': Pulverized Bedrock.BEDROCK 3' 3' Bedrock 58'-61' 0.0-U0 14'11.5'-SEE FOLLOWING PAGE FOR LOGGING DETAILS 61'-75'0.0*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted 399 Poylston Street, 6th Floor Page 3 of 3 DRILLING LOG for W ell #: ýMW-105B ERM Boston,MA02116 11 FID Conc. Lab Sa.ple4 Depth Welt Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Split Spoon Description/Soil Classification Depth (ppm) I'S & Analyses--66-67-68-69-70-71-72-73-74-75 BEDROCK 14'11.5'Albite Gneiss Bedrock, foliation dips at -35o to horizontal, 61'-75'rust colored fractures at 64', 65' 66.5', 70'-71', and 74'-75'0.0 GW-3 VOC-8260B -H-3=6,030 pCi/L.1 -*-~. J Bottom of Boring at 75' bgs.Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1-59.7': Portland.Cement/Bentonite Grout 59.7'-61.8':
Bentonite Chip Seal 61.8'-75':
- 0 Silica Sand Filter Pack 0-64': Sched. 40 2" PVC Riser 64'-75': 0.010" Sched. 40 2" PVC Screen 75': Bottom of Boring 0-25': 8" Steel Casing Grouted in Place*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted ERM M OT ta 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor +MW17 DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-107C ERM BostontMA02r6 FloI MWI W-107B Project: Yankee L.T-P. Project Number 2107.01 MW-107D0 MW-I 02 Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Logged by: Michael Horesh Drilling Co: D.L. Maher Driller: Oiden Gonzales Date Started: 18-Sep-03 Date Finished:
19-Sep-03 Location:
Rowe, Massachusetts Drilling Method: Rotosonic MW-lot Screen Diam: 2" Length: 5' Slot Size: 0.010'Casing Diam: 2" Length: 27' Type: Schedule 40, 2" PVC Vapor Container Boring Depth: 32' Well Depth: 32' Boring Diam.: 5.5" Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: NR Notes: On-Site GW Analyses:
11-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeastern Laboratories F I C n c. .c Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth (ppm) Lab Sample # &spoon/HS Analyses 2 48'GW-I 6 VOC-8260B-10 W ell Construction Details:-12 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1'-23': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout-16 23'-25': Bentonite Chip Seal 25'-32': #0 Silica Sand Filter Pack-181'-27':
Sched. 40 2" PVC Riser-20 27'-32': 0.010" Sched. 40 2" PVC Screen-22 32': Bottom of Boring-24-26-28-30-32 Bottom of Boring at 32' bgs*Results of on-Site radiological activity <MDL unless otherwise noted Key to Well Construction Sandpack Bentonite Seal FEJ Well Screen E Cement FA Grout 399 Bsylston Street, 6th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-107D ERM Boston, MA02116 Project: Yankee L.T.P. Project Number: 2107.01 Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Logged by: Michael Horesh Drilling Co: D.L. Maher Driller: Oiden Gonzales Date Started: 20-Sep-03 Date Finished:
23-Sep-03 Location:
Rowe, Massachusetts Drilling Method: Rotosonic Screen Diam: 2" Length: 5' Slot Size: 0.010" Casing Diam: 2" Length: 76.2' Type: Schedule 40, 2" PVC Boring Depth: 81.2' Well Depth: 81.2' Boring Diam.: 5.5" Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: NR On-Site GW Analyses:
H-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site GW Analytical Laboratory:
Northeastern Laboratories MW-107D W-107B MW-102 MW1t0 Vapor Container Notes: FID Conc.Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth (ppm) Lab Sample # &spoon/HS Analyses-5 S10 Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox-20 1-71.1': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout-25 71.1'-73':
Bentonite Chip Seal-30 73'-81.2':
- 0 Silica Sand Filter Pack-35 1-75': Sched. 40 2" PVC Riser-40 75'-80': 0.010" Sched. 40 2" PVC Screen-45 81.2': Bottom of Boring-50-55-60-65-70-75-80 -..- ._-85 Bottom of Boring at 81.2' bgs Key to Well Construction 7 Sandpack Bentonite Seal Well Screen E Cement Grout DRILLING LOG for Well #: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 MW-107B Project: Yankee L.T.P. Project Number: 2107.01 Client: Yankee Atomic Electric Company Logged by: D. Scott, E. Gabbay Drilling Co: D.L. Maher Driller: Bill Zammow Date Started: 12-Sep-0 3 Date Finished:
17-Sep-03 Location:
Rowe, Mossaehusetts Drilling Method: Rotosonic Screen Diam: 2.5" Length: 10' Slot Size: 0.010" Casing Diam: 2.5" Length: 99.7' Type: Schedule 80, 2.5" PVC Boring Depth: 109.7' Well Depth: 109.7' Boring Diam.: 5.5" Surface Elev.: NR MP: Ground Surface Depth to GW: NR On-Site GW Analyses:
11-3, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137 Off-Site Non-radiological Laboratory:
Northeastern Laboratories Depth I Well Log Stratigraphy
[ Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description
+ MW-107C MW-102 MW-107D MW t1t Vapor Container Notes:-2 3.-4-5-6-7-8-9-10 J It-12 1 3-14-I-16-17-18-19-20 --21-22--23--24--25-SAND & GRAVEL 5, 5'-Brown, loose, rounded, poorly sorted fine to coarse SAND-and GRAVEL, little Silt; wet (2.5')_0-1': Brown, medium dense, poorly sorted fine to coarse SAND and GRAVEL, little Silt; wet.S- 1-2.5': Olive to dark brown, medium dense, poorly sorted SAND -5fine to coarse SAND and GRAVEL, little Silt; wet.2.5'-5': Light brown, very dense, poorly sorted very fine SAND and SILT, trace coarse subangular Gravel; dry.0-1': Ohlve, medium dense, sorted, tnterbedded very ttne SAND and SILT, trace coarse Gravel; wet.SAND & SILT 5' 2.5' 12.5'-15' NR-1'-2.5': Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, some fine to-coarse subangular Gravel, trace fine Sand: drv.SILT 3' 3 -Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to coarse 15'-18' NR-subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; dry.SILT 2.5' 2.5' -Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to coarse 18-20.5 NR' 2.5' subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; dry.SILT 2.5' 2.5' Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to coarse 20.5'-23' NR subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; damp.SILT 4'4'-0-3': Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to coarse subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; dry.23-27'NR NOTES:*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted Key to Well Construction W Sandpack U Bentonite Seal E] Well Screen G Grout EH Cement 399 [3oylston Street, th Floor DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-107B ERM Boston , MA02 tl6 Page 2 of 4 Depth Boring Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description Depth [. Lab Sample 9 &og j (ppm) HIS Analyses*26 -28 --29 --30 --31 -S32 --33 --34 -36 -37 m-38 --39 -41 --42 --43 45 -47 --48 --49 --51 53 55 m 56 58 60 62 -63 64 -SAND & SILT 4'4, 3'-4': Olive, very dense, sorted, interlayered very fine SAND 23-27 NR and SILT, trace fine subangular Gravel; damp.0-2': Olive, dense, sorted, interbedded very fine to fine SAND SAND & SILT 5' 5' and SILT, trace fine subangular gravel; wet. 27'-32' NR 2'-5': Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to coarse subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; dry.0-1': Albite Gneiss Boulder 1-3.5': Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT with fine to BOULDER & SILT 9' 9' coarse subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; dry. 32'-33' NR-3.5'-9':
Olive, very dense, poorly sorted SILT, fine to coarse subangular Gravel, trace very fine Sand; dry.GW-2 VOC- -Olive, medium dense, unsorted, fine to coarse rounded SAND 8260B SAND & GRAVEL 4' 4' -and GRAVEL, some SILT, few fist sized rounded Cobbles; 41'-45' NR H3= -H-3=wet. 34,200 -pCi/L 0-2': Olive, loose, unsorted coarse to fine SAND, little coarse to medium subrounded Gravel, trace Silt; wet.SAND & GRAVEL 4' 4' -2'-4': Olive, very dense, unsorted, SILT and subangular fine 47'-49' NR -GRAVEL, some fist-sized Cobbles, trace fine Sand, trace Clay;dry.SAND & SILT -. Olive, very dense, SILT and unsorted tine GRAVEL, some list-sized Cobbles, 490' NR trace fine Sand/Clay; dry.-0'-3': Olive, very dense, unsorted SILT and fine angular-GRAVEL, some Clay, some coarse to medium subangular SILT 5' 5' Gravel, trace Sand, trace Cobbles; damp. 50'-55' NR 3'-5': Olive, unsorted, stiff, varved SILT and gray CLAY,-some fine angular, unsorted Gravel; damp.0-1.5': Olive, unsorted, stiffvarved SILT and gray CLAY, some fine angular, unsorted Gravel; damp.SILT 4.5' 4.5' 1.5'-4.5':
Olive, very dense, unsorted SILT and fine angular 55'-61' NR -GRAVEL, some Clay, some coarse to medium subangular Gravel, trace Sand, trace Cobbles; damp.BOULDER I' Albite Gneiss, with 1/8" gamet x'tals 61'-62' NR BOULDER 3'3, Gametiferous albite gneiss 62'-65'NR-J .1. ___________
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<MDL unless otherwise noted DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-107B 399 toylston Street. 6th Floor ERM Bos ton, MA 02116 Page 3of4 r-1 Depth Well Log Stratigraphy Penetration Recovery Soil Core Description See previous page for description 67-68-69-70-71-72-73-74-75-76-77-78-79-80 _-81I-82-83-54 --85 --86 --87 --88 --89 --90 -S92 --931 95 .96 98 IS 101--102-103-104-SILT AND CLAY 1' 11 Olive, dense, unsorted SILT and fin angular GRAVEL, some Clay, some medium subangular Gravel, trace Sand, trace Cobbles; damp.BOULDER 2.5' 2.5' Pulverized rock + 8" of Albite Gneiss.5' 1.5' (BLOW-IN FROM ABOVE)--0-2.5': Olive, very dense, unsorted, fine angular Gravel and GRAVEL & SILT 6' 6' -SILT, trace coarse to medium Gravel, trace Clay; damp.2.5'-6: Brown, medium dense, sorted medium to fine SAND,-little coarse to medium subangular Gravel, trace Silt; wet.0-1.5': Olive, medium sorted, medium dense fine SAND, some coarse to fine subangular SAND 2' 2' Gravel, some Silt; met 1.5'-2': Brown, medium dense, unsorted Silt and severely weathered schist; dry.B0-0.5': Brown, loose, unsorted Silt and severely weathered schist; dry.BOULDER 2' 2 -0.8'-2: Pulverized albite gneiss, little brown Silt severely weathered micaceous schist.0-0.2': Albite gneiss Cobble.BOULDER 1.5' 1.5' -1.2I': Dark Brown, loose, stratified SILT (iall?); dry.I 2-15': Albte gneiss.-0-2.5': Brown, dense micaceous SILT; dry.BOULDER & SILT 3.5' 3 2.5'-3': Albite gneiss Cobble 2.5'-3': Brown, loose, micaceous SILT with weathered micaceous schist fragments; dry.I GRAVEL/SAND/SILT 1'11.'-t.5': Olive, loose, well sorted LMe to meandou (ANL; blid; Wet.0.5'-1': Olive, dense, unsorted SILT and GRAVEL (pulverized schist).0-1.5': Olive, medium dense, well sorted fine to medium SAND, trace Silt; wet.SAND 2' 2' -- 1.5'-2': Olive, loose, Unsorted medium to frie SAND, and fire subangular Gravel, trace 91F-93'Silt; wet.0-0.5': Olive, dense, unsorted SILT and file snbangula GRAVEL; damp.GRAVEL & SILT ' .5'-1' Puleried albite gneiss. 93'I BEDROCK 16'16'_.Albite Gneiss, only 3 machine breaks, coarse-grained foliation (defined by 1/4" layers of albite dips at -30o), few small garnets (1/8"); fracture zones at 109'- 10' and 105'-106'.
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<MDL unless otherwise noted ERM o DRILLING LOG for Well #: MW-107B 39R 9 1lstonStrm02 th1Floor P-R o eM 0211 r~g 4 of Depth Boring Steatgraphy Penetaton Recovery Soil Core Description FID Conc. LabSample
&I Log Stairpy PntainI I(pp.) HSI Analyspes*
.10,5 --107 --108 --109 --110 SEE PREVIOUS PAGE FOR LOGGING DETAILS GW-5 VOC-8260B Bottom of Boring at 109.7' bgs.Well Construction Details: 0-1': Cement, Protective Flushmount Roadbox 1-96': Portland Cement/Bentonite Grout 96'-97.8':
Bentonite Chip Seal 97.8'-109.7':
- 0 Silica Sand Filter Pack 0-99.7': Sched. 80 2.5" PVC Riser 99.7'-109.7:
0.010" Sched. 80 2" PVC Screen 109.7': Bottom of Boring 0-12.5': 8" Steel Casing Grouted in Place~~1 NOTES:*Results of on-Site radiological screening
<MDL unless otherwise noted Appendix F Soil Sampling Logs I.Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-001 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (i n) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time[-2 --3--4 5 It. gray, silt, uniform, soft, sA. Moist, tr. Round cobbles (ML)SB-00100061 1015-6-7-8-9-10-11--12--13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22 med. Brown, soft, silt with some fine sand, SB3-0010102F 1020 rounded. gravel to 1 inch diam., sA Moist, (ML)-23 24 i 4-Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x x x x PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC I ERM K 399 BoylstonStreet, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-002 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time)-1 --2 --3-4-5 6 i 7 8-9-10-11-12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 "-18 =-19 silt with fine to coarse gravel, subrounded, tr.Fine sand, med. Brown, soft, sl. Moist (ML)SB-00200061 1035 4-- i--ZO-21-22-23 I__"4 24-Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPHI-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (601013)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC X Dioxin x ERM Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-002 39 Boyston, Page 2 of 2 Depth (in)Soil Classification FID screen (ppm)Sample ID(s) and Time 9-26 --27 --28 --29 -"30 --31 --32 --33 --34 --3 5 --36 --37 --38 --39 --40 --41 --42 --43 --44 --45 --46 --47 --48 --49 --50 --51 --52 --53 --54 -.55 3 ft: med brown/gray, silt with fine sand, some subrounded fine gravel, soft, sl. Moist (ML)SB-0020203F 1040 I.Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-003 11 ERM 0 399 B1o ylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston,1vMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diarn.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 1-2 3-4-5-6 med brown silt, trace co. gravel, subrounded, soft, sl. Moist (ML)SB-00300061 1115-7-8-9-10.-4 i-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 m Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (80151B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC X Dioxin X Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-003 ERM 399 Boylston Strot, 6th Floor ERM Bostol, MA02116 II Page 2 of 21 WI Depth (in) Soil Classification jFID screen (ppm) 11Sample ID(s) and Time-26 --27 --28 --29 --30 --31 --32 --33 --34 --35 --36 --37 --38 --39 --40 --41 --42 --43 --44 --45 --46 --47 --48 --49 -*50 --51 --52 --53 --54 -*. 55 3 ft: same description as above (ML)SB-0030203F 1120 I I Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-004 ERM 399 Poylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (il) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1-2 -It. brown sandy silt, some fine sand, trace fine gravel, soft, sA. Moist (ML)SB-00400061 0957-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12 -i i 4----1--13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22 23?d soft, sl moist, med sand with some silt, trace SB-0040102F 1000 fine gravel (SM)-I Analysis: VOCs (82601B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x(upper)x ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-008 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diarn.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-2-3-4--5-6-7--8-9--10 --11-12 -lt. brown, sand to sandy silt, well graded, loose, trace angular fine gravel (ML), dry SB-00800061 1125 I I t 13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 brown sandy silt, trace coarse subrounded SB-0080102F 1130 gravel, med-fine sand (ML)24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOc x x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-009 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time 1 I-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: orange brown to dark brown, poorly graded, medium dense, silt, some clay, some sand, moist (ML)1-2 ft: light brown, poorly graded, medium dense silt, some sand, moist, (ML) groundwater at 1.5 ft bgs SB-00900061 SB-0090102F Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPHI-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x (upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-012 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-0 3 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 3 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 J- Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time 0-6 inches: dark brown to black organic silt, root fibers, 15% fine sand, moist, soft (OL/ML)-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 SB-01200061 SB-0120203F 1705 2-3 ft: orange brown, silt, poorly graded, trace rounded fine gravel, 71 roots/wood, loose/soft, moist, (ML)1710 I I1 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x x
.9 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-013 W ERM S399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostoinMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 3 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Hloresh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timej-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: light brown to orange brown, well graded, loose to medium dense, sand with some silt, trace root fibers / organics, dry (SM)2-3 ft: orange brown to gray brown, well graded, loose sand with angular fine gravel, dry (SW)SB-01300061 SB-0130203F Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)x (upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x ERM S 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-018 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FIDScreen (ppm) Sample ID(s) &Time-1 --2--3--4--5--6-7---8---9 ---10 --11 -i12 --13 --14 --15 --16 -dark brown to orange, sA. Moist to dry, poorly graded silt, little root fibers (ML)0 SB-01800061 1647 t I t I t I I I-1/-18-19-20-21-22-23*-1 I 24 Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x x x X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Dioxin x ERM oo Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-018 399 BoJstonS_, 6A026Page 2 of 2 Depth (in)Soil Classification FID screen (ppm)Sample ID(s) and Time-. I 4-26 --27 --28 --29 --30 --31 --32 --33 --34 --35 --36 --37 --38 --39 0-41 --42 -.43 --44 --45 --46 --47 --48 --49 --50 -52 --53 55 3 ft: orange/brown, silt, poorly graded, trace round fine gravel, roots/wood, soft, miost (ML)SB-0180203F 1710 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Bos toi, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-019 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh 15181 Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timei 2 3 4 5 6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: black, organic humis with root fibers, dry (PT)1-2 ft: light brown, poorly graded, loose to medium dense sand and silt, trace root fibers, dry (SM), refusal at 2 ft SB-01900061 SB-0190102F Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPI-H-DRO(8015B)
F1`3 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x (upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x x ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-020 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diarn.: 15181 J- Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 --23-3-medium brown silt with trace fine sand, roots/organics, trace fine gravel, rounded, sA moist, soft (ML)SB-02000061 0927-4--5--6 7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 9,4.t ___ I 24.Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC X Dioxin x X I Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-020 ERM S399 BoyLston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA 02116 Page 2 of 2 W Depth (in) Soil Classification FID screen (ppm) I jSample ID(s) and Time-26 --27 --28 --29 -"30 -"31 --32 33-34 --35 --36 --37-38 --39 -41 --42 -44 --45 -47 --48 "-49 --50-51 52 --53 --54 --55 3 ft: silt with fine sand, trace round co.gravel to 1" diameter, soft, med. Brown, trace fine gravel, sl. Moist (ML)SB-0200203F FD205102203 0930 2400 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-022 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Bostoný MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & TimeI-2 3 4-5-6-7-8-9-10-it-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: light brown, poorly graded, loose to medium dense sand, 20% clay, root fibers / organic material,, dry (SM/SC)1-2 ft: brown, poorly graded, medium dense fine sand and silt, dry, 15% clay (SM)SB-02200061; FD202102003 SB-0220102F Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x x x x PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC ERM Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-025 ERM 399 Boylston Street 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time I-2 -.3-orange poorly graded silt, uniform, soft, sA.Moist (ML)SB-02500061 1620-4 --5-6.7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17 m m-18 19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC X Dioxin X Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-025 IIF Page 2 of 2 ERM Boston MA 02116 11 Depth (in) Soil Classification IFID screen (ppm) 1 1 Sample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55 2-3 ft: same description as upper sample SB-0250203F 1625 Y Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-026 ERM 399 Boylston Street 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAiC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & TimeI-1 -2 3 dark brown to black, organic silt, roots, uniform, soft, sl. Moist (OL)0 SB-02600061 1520-4-5 6 7-8 9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17"18 19-20-21-22-23 -24 Analysis: VOCs (82601B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPI-H-DRO(8015B) x X X x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Dioxin X
' -ERM SB-026 399 BoyIston Street, 6th Floor ERM B3ostonMA02116 Page 2 of Depth (in) Soil Classification IFID screen (ppm) I Sample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55 2-3 ft: same description as above, but with some subrounded fine to coarse gravel (OL)0 SB-0260203F 1525 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-027 ERM.ko399 BoylstonStreet, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diarn.: 15181 J. Frazier Fland Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 --2--3-med. Brown, silty medium sand, moist, soft, 5% subangular coarse gravel, 10% fine subangular gravel (SM)SB-02700061 0920-4-5--6--7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 same description as above, water table SB-0270102F 0925 encountered at 24 inches Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPI-f-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)X Hydrazine by IC TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-030 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Bostonr MA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time[-1 --2--3 black to brown/orange, poorly graded silts, organics, roots, some sand (30%), sl. Moist, soft (ML)SB-03000061 1555-4--5--6-7-8-9-10"11-12-13-14-15-16-17 S18 19-20 ,21 22 23 24 orange/brown silt, soft, 15% fine sand, 10% SB3-0300102F 1600 round fine gravel, sl. Moist (ML)Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-031 RMM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timei-4 3--4--5-med. Brown/orange, organic silt with some rounded cobbles, some to little fine sand, trace rounded f. gravel, slightly moist, soft (OL)SB-03100061 1445-6-4 1- n ___________
I _________________ 8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 4 1-same description as above (OL) SB-0310102F 1450-4 -1 I Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)x Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-032 ERM 399 Boylston Stroet, 6th floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 26-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time[-1!-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: dark brown to black, poorly graded, medium dense sand with some silt, <5% angular fine gravel, dry (SM/SC)1-2 It: dark gray to black, poorly graded, medium dense sand with 20% clay, <5'%, angular fine graveldry (SM/SC)SB-03200061 SB-0320102F Analysis: VOCs (82601)SVOCs (8270C)PCIBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x (0-6 in) Hydrazine by IC TOC x (all)x (all)
Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-033 I ERM ,U1 399 Boylston Stret, 6th Floor ERM BostoRnMA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diamn: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time[-2.3 -.4 ,.5 -It. gray, soft, sl moist silt, 5% fine and co.gravel, rounded, trace cobble to 3 inch diameter (ML)SB-03300061 0900.7-8-9=10=11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 same as above, but some medium sand SB-0330102F 0910 component, (ML)Analysis: VOCs (82601B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)X Hydrazine by IC TOC ERM 399 Boylst on Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-035 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FIDScreen (ppm Samp) e J Ds&imi[e-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches:light brown, well graded, loose sand, 2 0% rounded fine to coarse gravel, 15% silt, dry (SM)1-2 ft: light brown, well graded, loose sand, 20% rounded fine to coarse gravel, 15% silt, dry (SM)SB-03500061 SB-0350102F 24 Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPI-t-GRO (8015B)TPI-H-DRO(8015B) x x x x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x
-- ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-048 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 30-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 5' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timei-1 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8--9-10 --11 6 inches: brown to light brown, medium dense to dense, well graded medium to coarse sand, some angular fine gravel, trace angular coarse gravel, moist 2-3 ft: same description as above sample, but strong hydrocarbon smell toward bottom of 0-5 ft collection interval 89-7 89.7 SB-04800061 SB-0480203F 4--,12 -,13 --14 1---16 --17 --18 -19 4 20 21 --22 -4 23 24 I Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x (2-3 ft) PPI3 metals (6010B) x (all)x (all) Boron and Lithium (6010B)x (all)x (all)x (all)Hydrazine by IC TOC Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-049 ERMýQ 399 [o ykston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 30-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 3' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -ieoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time[-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: orange-brown to brown, well graded medium dense fine to medium sand, some subrounded fine to coarse gravel, moist (SW)0 0 SB3-04900061 SB-0490203F 2-3 ft: same description as above sample Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x (all)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x (all)x (all)
Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-054 UERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostornMA02116 I-Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 30-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 15' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 --2 4--5--6-7-8--9--10 --11 --12 --13 --14 6 inches: light brown to tan brown, well graded, loose medium sand, some angular gravel/asphalt, dry (SW)2-3 ft: light brown to tan, poorly graded fine to medium sand, little to trace angular fine to coarse gravel, dry (SP)14-15 ft: light brown poorly graded to graded, loose fine to medium sand, little angular fine gravel, little angular coarse gravel/cobbles, dry (SW/SP)0 SB-05400061 SB-0540203F SB-054 1415F 15 --16 --17 -q 18 --19 -20 --21 --22 --23 -24 Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)PP13 metals (6010B)x (all)x (all)x (all)x (all)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC TPH-DRO(8015B) x (all)
Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-057 ERM 399 3o ylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 30-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 15' Boring Diam_: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time I 0-6 inches: brown, poorly graded, soft silt, little fine sand, some grass__ at top, moist (ML)0-1 --2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10 --11 --12 3 ft: brown to light brown, graded, loose medium to fine sand, little angular fine gravel, trace angular coarse gravel, mosit (SW-SP)SB-05700061 SB-0570203F SB-0571415F 4--14 15 ft: gray brown to tannish white, well graded, loose medium to coarse sand, some to little angular gravel, crushed cobbles, dry 0-15 --FD-208-16 --17 "-18 --19 -20 ---21 --22 -23 -24 24 Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)PP13 metals (60101B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x (upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x (all)TPI-H-DRO(8015B) x (all)
ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonrMA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-058 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 30-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 6' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time 0-6 inches: brown to light brown, well graded, loose to medium dense, fine to coarse sand, some angular gravel, little silt, dry to 2 ft, (SW)-1 --2 i-3--4--5--6--7--8-9-0 0 2-3 It: same as above description 5-6 ft: light brown to very light brown, well graded, loose to very loose coarse and medium sand, some angular gravel, dry, water at approx 6 ft (SW)SB-05800061 SB-0580203F SB-0580506F 0 10 11 4--13 --14 -16 -A 17 -1 18 --19 -4 20 21 23 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)x (all)x (all)PP13 metals (6010B) x (all)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC TPH-GRO (8015B) x (all)TPH-DRO(8015B) x (all)
ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston,MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-059 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 30-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 15' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 0-6 inches: light brown, well graded, medium dense, medium to coarse sand, some subrounded fine gravel, dry to moist (SW)2-3 ft: same description as above sample 14-15 ft: light brown, well graded, loose to medium dense sand, some angular fine gravel, dry (SW)0 0 SB-05900061 SB-0590203F SB-0591415F 24 -.1 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x (all)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x (0-6 in) Hydrazine by IC TOC x (all)
ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-060 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 30-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 5' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1l-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: brown to light brown, well graded, loose to medium dense sand, some angular fine gravel, little to trace subangular coarse gravel, dry to moist (SW)2-3 ft: same description as above sample 0 0 SB-06000061 SB-0600203F Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x (all)Boron and Lithium (6010B) x (all)Hydrazine by IC TOC x (all)x (all)
Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-061 NERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 30-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 15' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time 1-1-2.3 -5-6-7 8--9--10 --11 6 inches: brown to light brown, medium dense, well graded medium to coarse sand, some angular fine gravel (asphalt at top 2 iches), dry (SW)2-3 ft: same description as above sample 14-15 ft: brown to light brown, well graded, loose fine to coarse sand, some to little rounded fine gravel, trace coarse gravel, dry (SW)SB-06100061 SB-0610203F SB-0611415F -13 --14 --15 --16 --17 -18 q---19 --20 4-22 -23 24 Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)x (14-15 ft)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x (all)x (14-15 ft)
I.Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-062 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 30-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 10' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time 0-6 inches: black to brown to gray, well graded angular fine gravel and sand, dry (GM)0-1 --2--3-4-5--6--7-8-9-10-11 --12 --13-14-15-16-17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 SB-06200061 SB-0620203F 2-3 ft: same description as above sample 5-6 ft: brown to light brown, well graded, loose to medium dense sand, some angular fine gravel, little subrounded coarse gravel, dry to moist, (SW)0 SB-0620203F Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (60101B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hlydrazine by IC TOC x (5-6 ft)x (all)x (5-6 ft)
ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-068 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 29-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 9' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time 0-6 inches: well graded, loose to dense sand, some angular line gravel, dry (SW)-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 SB-06800061 SB-0680203F 2-3 ft: same as above 8-9 ft: light brown to orange brown, well graded loose sand, some angular fine gravel, dry, water at 9 ft.SB-0680809F Analysis: VOCs (82601B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)x (upper 2) Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x (all)x (deepest only)
Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-069 WERM 0399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 30-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 15' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -ieoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timei 0-6 inches: light brown to tan brown, well graded loose sand, some angular to subangular fine gravel, broken-Up coarse gravel, dry (SW)0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-21-22 23 24 SB-06900061 SB-0690203F 2-3 ft: same as above 14-15 ft: light brown to tan, poorly to well graded, loose silt and fine__ sand, some to little broken-up cobbles, dry (SW-SP)0 SB-0691415F Analysis: VOCs (82601)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x (all)PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x (deepest only)
Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-083 ERM 39) Bo ylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 30-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 3' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time 0-6 inches: dark brown to gray, well graded sand and gravel, mosit, medium dense, cobble at 3' (refusal)-1 -2 3 4 5 6 7--8-9-10 12 -0 0 SB-08300061 SB-0830203F 2-3 ft: same description as above sample-13 14 15 --16 -17 -J-18 --19 --20 -4 21-22 --23 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x (all)x (all)PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x (all)
ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Hoor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-088 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) ISample ID(s) & Time[-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: light brown to brown, well graded, loose, med to fine sand, 10%-15% round fine to coarse gravel, dry, 50% rounded boulders, some silt, trace clay (SW)1-2 ft: light brown, well graded loose med to fine sand, 10% rounded fine gravel, 20% fines, dry (SW)SB-08800061 SB-0880102F 24 -.1 Analysis: VOCs (82601B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x x ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-089 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M+. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 -3--4-5--6--7-.9-0-6 inches: dark brown, well graded, very loose fine gravel and coarse sand, angular to rounded gravel, <5% root fibers, dry (GW)1-2 ft: brown, poorly graded, loose, med to coarse sand, 10% rounded fine gravel and angular gravel, dry (SP)SB-08900061 SB-08901I02F
-10 ,--12 --12 --13 --14 --15 "-16 "----17 -18 "---19 20 4--21 -----22 --23 Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (801513)TPH-DRO(8015B) x x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-089 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time 1 I-1 --2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 0-6 inches:light brown, well graded, loose to very loose med-coarse sand, 15% fines, 50% rounded cobbles, 30% angular gravel, dry, (GW)1-2 ft: light brown to gray brown, poorly graded, loose to very loose medium coarse sand, 2 0% angular fine gravel, dry (SP)SB-08900061 SB-0890102F 10 -I-11 --12 --13 --14 --15 4 17 -J 18 ---19 4--21 --22 --23 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hlydrazine by IC TOC x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X Y Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-090 ERM 399 I3o ylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diarn.: 15181 M. -loresh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timej-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10 ,11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches:light brown to brown, well graded, loose to very loose sand, 15% coarse to fine gravel, dry (SW)1-2 ft: light brown, graded, loose, moderate to coarse sand, 5% fine gravel, dry (SW/SP)SB-09000061 SB-0900102F Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x Hydrazine by IC TOC x SERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-100 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time 2 4-5-med. Brown, soft, sandy silt, med sand size, little rounded fine gravel, sl moist (ML)SB-10000061 1540 6 7 8 9-10 11 12-13-14-15-16-17-18 med. Brown, silty sand, (SM), soft, some SB-1000102F 1545 subrounded fine gravel up to 1.5 inches,--- -some-/trace-roots, ituist-19 --20 --21-22 --23 -24 Analysis: VOCs (82601B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-101 t- ERM L 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Bos ton, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time 21 brown to gray/brown, poorly graded, loose to med dense, fine sand and silt, some root fibers/organics, dry (SM)0.3 SB-10100061 1130 5 7 8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22 same except little fine gravel (SM) 0 SB-1010102F 1140 1 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I_ _ _I_ _ _ _i-23 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (80151B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x x x x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC W ERM S399 Boylston Strcet, 6th Floor ERM Bostoin MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-102 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timej-2--3--4--5-med brown, fine sand, some silt, poorly graded, soft, sl. Moist, roots (SM)SB-10200061 1115-6-7-8-9-10-11=12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 same as above except trac e of fine gravel (SM) SB-1020102F 1120~m 24 1~J Analysis: VOCs (82601B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPI-H-DRO(8015B)
PP113 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-103 i ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston4MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timne-1 --2 --3--4--5-dk brown, moist, soft, organic silt, uniform, micaceous material and roots (OL)SB-10300061 1035.7--8-9 10-11=-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20 E 21 E 22-23 24 same description as above SB-1030102F 1040 I I Analysis: VOCs (82601B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPHI-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-104 i 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diarn: 15181 J. Frazier+and Auger or Shove!2-i inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 --2 -m. brown, sand and silt, med sand, some darker organic matter, loose/soft, roots, sl moist, 5% subrounded fine to coarse gravel to 1" (SM)SB-10400061 1100 3 4----4 --5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 same as above except: cobbles rounded to 5" SB-1040102F 1105 diameter, soft, si moist, m. brown (SM)Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x ERM 399 Loylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-105 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J- Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Sediment Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timei-2--3--4--5--7--8-9.-10 It. brown, soft, sA moist, silt, some subangular fine to co. gravel to 1 inch, 5% cobbles rounded to 4 in diameter (ML)0 SB-10500061 0850 FD203102103 2400----I I 4 -I--12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -light brown, loose med. To course sand, some fine gravel (10%), some silt (15%), 5%1 1 1 1 ._
- ___ A X\0.7 SB-1050102F 0900.J UV %JIJIIL'IUJ iJ1'-J 11kL'L~ I \.Jvl)24 .-1 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)IPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x x x x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-106 WERM 399 BoylstonStreet, 6th Floor ERM Bostoi, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Sediment Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 --2-3-4-5=6 sl. Moist, soft with organics, silt with co. sand and 5% fine gravel, orange/brown color, fine gravel is subrounded, trace coarse gravel, rounded SB-1060006I 0835-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17 same description as above SB-1060102F 0840 J--18-19 --20-21 --22 --23 -24 4 -f I I i i Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC Toc x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-107 b ERM S399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostorMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Sediment Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 --2-3--4-med. Brown, silt, some micaceous material, some organics/roots, some fine gravel, subrounded, some co. gravel and cobbles, subrounded, sl moist, soft (ML)SB-10700061 0820 5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 lt. brown, silt (ML), some fine gravel and co. SB-1070102F 0830 gravel, subrounded, soft, sl moist Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-108 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: j. Frazier Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Hand Au Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diarn.: 2+ inches ger or Shovel Depth (in) Sediment Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 -light brown, poorly graded, loose sand and silt, 5 percent rounded coarse gravel, <5%angular/rounded fine gravel, root fibers, dry (SM)-3 4-SB-10800061 0800-4 --5 -6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (80151B)TPH-DRO(8015B) 1PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x ERM Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-108 399 Boylstonr, aA016Page 2 of 2 Depth (in) Soil Classification FID screen (ppm) I ISample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52 53 54 55 It brown, sl. Moist, silt with trace fine sand, trace gravel (rounded) to one inch diameter, soft, (ML)SB-1080203F 0810 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-109 U .ERM 399 loylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J- Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Sediment Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-I 1 3 4 5 slightly moist, soft, med brown, silt with some to trace fine sand, fairly uniform except trace cobbles, rounded to 4-5 in diameter (ML), root fibers present, mostly inorganic silt with micaceous grains SB-10900061 1500 6 7-8-9-10 11 12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 924 same description except trace subrounded SB-1090102F 1515 gravel to .75 inch diameter, refusal on cobbles 24 -Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x x Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC x TOC x WERM 399 Eoylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston,MA02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-110 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Sediment Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 --2-3 moist, med brown, sandy silt, sand is medium, soft, some rounded gravel to 2-3 inches, trace rounded cobble to 4", some organic matter (ML); location is on rip-rap dam fill, grassy area SB-11000061 1420-4 ---5 --6-7.4- I*-8-9-10-11-12= 13-14-15-16-17-18 7 19-20-21 same as above description SB-1100102F 1430 II I I_______-22-23 24 Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-111 ERM 399 B1oylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J- Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Sediment Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 --2--3-4--5 si. Moist, med to light brown, sandy, gravelly silt with trace cobbles, soft, organic matter, sand is medium, gravel/pebbles rounded, rounded cobbles (ML); gravel size 2-3 in., cobble to 5" SB-11100061 1350 6 7-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19 moist, med to coarse sand, loose with gravel SB-1110102F 1400 (rounded), trace cobble, sand is subrounded,"--medBrownT-,cobbles-are rounded,-trare-sit
-, -- -(SP-)_-20-21 722-23 24-4 -1 24 I Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-112 I ERM K5 39) Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Bos ton, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Sediment Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 --2 --3-sl. Moist, med. Brown, soft, loose, med. Sandy silt with trace to little subrounded to subangular gravel to 1.5 inch diameter, trace cobbles (rounded) (ML)SB-11200061 1545-4 m-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24-.a I inorganic silt with some med. Sand, trace SB-1120102F 1555--gravel to one inch, some/trace cobble (refusal),-ronndedm-med-to-ltbrowr-co-r-, sl. Muist, -soft, (ML)Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-113 LERM 399 BoylstonStreet, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 20-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam_: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Sediment Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time)-1-2-3-4-5.7-8-9-10-11-12 sA. Moist, med brown, silty organic soil, friable, soft, some sand, trace fine to med sand (OL), some gravel rounded to 1.5 inches, trace occasional cobble 0 SB-11300061 1300 FD-201102003 1300~*
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_________________ 14-15-=16-"17 18=19 20-21-22-23 24 sA. Moist, med to light brown silt with fine 0 SB-1130102F 1330 gravel, some sand, trace gravel and cobbles kTVL)Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPIHI-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-114 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 16-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 3 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M- Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time[2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-10 11 12 13-14-15-16-17 18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: gray-brown, well graded, very loose fine gravel and sand,<10% silt, dry (GW)2-3 ft: light brown, poorly graded, loose, 5% fine gravel, dry (SP)SB-1 1400061 SB-1140203F Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x x x x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-115 ERM S399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 16-Oct-0 3 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diarn.: 15181 M. Hloresh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1-2-3-4 7 5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: brown/gray, well graded, very loose, fine gravel to coarse sand, 10% coarse gravel, <10% silt, dry (GW)1-2 ft: brown to dark brown, poorly graded, very loose, <5%subangular fine gravel, dry (SW)SB-11500061 SB-1150102F Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCl3s (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x x x x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC rOc x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-116 ERM 74 399 B13ylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 15-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Dian.: 15181 M. Horesh-and Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time[-1 -3-light brown to gray brown, graded, loose sand (med to coarse), moist (SM)SB-11600061 -5--7--8-9.--10---11-12-13-14'-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23?4-I -4 Analysis: VOCs (82601B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)x(lower) Boron and Lithium (6010B)X Hydrazine by IC x(lower) TOC X Dioxin x i-ERMH Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-116 ERM BostonSA0e116 Page 2 of 2 Depth (in) Soil Classification I FID screen (ppm) 1 Sample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54.55 2-3 ft: dark brown, welll graded, loose, well graded sand with fines, dry, some wood pieces, (SM)SB-1160203F
-'-I V Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-117 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 15-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 M_ Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time I 2 gray-brown well graded loose sand -fine to medium, 30% rounded cobbles, some silt/clay, moist (SC), water table at 2 ft bgs SB-11700061 4-5-6-7-9-10-It-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 same as above descriptions, water table at 2 ft SB-1170102F bgs-4 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPHl-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)x(lower) Boron and Lithium (6010B)X Hydrazine by IC x(lower) TOC x x 399 Bo yston Street, 6th Floor ERM Bostoi 4MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-118 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 15-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Hloresh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1-2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-10 11 12-13 dark gray-brown, graded, loose sand, 5% fine gravel, 10% silt, dry (SW)SB-11800061
'I- -i-.4- -I ______________________________________________ 15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 dark gray-brown, graded, loose med to coarse SB-1180102F sand, 20% silt, dry (SP), water table at 2'1~11 .1 ____I_______
24-Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x(lower)x(lower)x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-122 I-- ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 28-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 15' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches:light brown to orange brown, graded to well graded, medium loose sand, some angular fine and dry gravel (SW)2-3 ft: same as above description; water table at 4 ft bgs 0 0 SB-12200061 SB-1220203F SB-1221415F 12-15 ft: light brown to white, well graded and dense to medium loose pulverized rock and dry sand (SW)0 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x (14-15ft)x (14-15ft)x (14-15ft)x (all)PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x (all)
Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-123 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 28-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 4' Boring Diam.: 15181 M- Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & TimeI 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 79-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 0-6 inches: light brown, well graded, loose to medium loose medium sand, some angtlar fine gravel, dry (SW)2-3 ft: same as above description 3-3.5 ft: same as above description; 3.5-4 ft: orange brown, poorly graded, dense fine sand and silt (more silt), moist, (ML) groundwater at four feet bgs 0 0 SB-12300061 SB-1230203F SB-1230506F
?4 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPI-H-DRO(8015B) x (2-3ft)x (2-3ft)x (3-4ft)x (all)PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x (all)
ERM 0 399 Bo ylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-124 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 28-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 10 Boring Diam.: 15181 M- Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 --2 --3-4--5--6-7--9--10-0-6 inches:brown to light brown to gray brown, medium sand, some silt, well graded, loose to dense, some angular to subrounded fine gravel, dry (SW)2-3 ft: same as above, then gray weathered schist 0 0 SB-12400061 SB-1240203F SB-1240910F 0 9-10 ft: light brown to tan-brown to tan, loose to very dense, well graded, medium sand, some subrounded firm to coarse gravel, dry to moist, (SW)-11 12 ---13 1--14 --15 -q--16 --17 --18 ---19 --20 --21 -22 --J-23 -24 Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)x (9-10ft) Boron and Lithium (6010B)x (9-10ft) Hydrazine by IC x (all)x (9-1oft)x (all)TOC
,ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-125 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 28-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 10' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time 1]-2-3--4--5--6-7-8--9--10 6 inches:brown, loose, well graded sand, some angular fine gravel, root fibers, grass, dry (SW)2-3 ft: brown to light brown, medium dense to loose, well graded sand (medium to fine), pulverized gravel, some to little rounded fine gravel, dry (SW)9-10 ft: light brown to gray to white, well graded, crushed gravel, loose, dry (SW)0 0 0 SB-12500061 SB-1250203F SB-125091OF --12 --13 --14 --15 -16 +-17 18 -01 19 --20 22 --23 24-Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PPI3 metals (6010B)x (9-10ft) Boron and Lithium (6010B)x (9-10ft) Hydrazine by IC x (all)x (9-10ft)x (all)TOC Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-126 L ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 28-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 6' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timei-1 -S2-3-4-5"6-7-"9-10 --11 6 inches: light brown to orange brown, graded to well graded medium dense silt, some fine sand (ML) moist, some angular fine gravel 2-3 ft: same as above description, except more dry and gravelly in this lower interval 0 0 SB-12600061 SB-1260203F 0-12 -13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 -.21 -22 --23 -94 24 -Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x (2-3ft)x (2-3ft)x (2-3ft)x (all)PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x (all)
-ERM S399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-127 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 28-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 2 3 4-5 6 7-8 9-10 11 12-13-14-15 16 17 18 19-20-21-22-23'A 0-6 inches:light brown, graded to poorly graded silt, little angular fine gravel, moist 1-2 ft: same except gravel is larger beginning at 1.5 ft depth, water table estimated at 2' bgs 0 0 SB-12700061 SB-1270102F Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x (1-2ft)x (1-2ft)x (1-2ft)x (all)PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x (all)
Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-128 E1RM 399 Boyston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 14-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timei-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 Light brown, coarse grained clean sand, very loose, 15% gravel-rounded, dry (SW)SB3-12800061
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24 -1 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPI-H-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazineby IC TOC X Dioxin Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-128 WERM 3 399 BoyLston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostDn,MA 02116 Page 2 of 2 Depth (in) Soil Classification FID screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55 2-3 ft: reddish-brown, poorly sorted, co.gravel to med sand, loose,dry, (SW)SB-1280203F Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-129 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 14-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam-: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time)-1 -I--2 4------Light to dark brown, sorted, loose, fine to med.Sand, 10% subangular gravel, dry (SP)SB-12900061 4 -5 -6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 light brown to orange-brown, loose, sorted, SB-1290102F fine to med sand, 1O 0% subangular gravel,---noist (SP), wdtet dt 1.5' bgs, bample actuty-15 lft epoth---J Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-130 ERM 39 Bylston Srneet, 6th Hoor ERM Bos ton, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 14-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Dian.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time 1-1 --3--4-5--7."8 9.--10-12 --13 --14 --15 --16 "-17 "-18 "-19 "-20 --21 "-22 " light brown, sorted, medium dense, fine silt to fine sand, 10% coarse to fine gravel, moist to dry (SM)SB-13000061
-1I i I--23 74 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)x(upper) Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(upper) Hydrazine by IC x(upper) TOC X Dioxin x ERM Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-130 399 Bst on MA01(6 I Page 2 of 2 ERM Bosto creMA 02116 Depth (in Soil Classification FID screen (ppm) 1 Sample ID(s) and Time-26 --27 --28 --29 --30 --31 --32 --33 --34 --35 --36 --37 --38 --39 --40 --41 --42 --43 --44 --45 --46 --47 --48 --49 --50 --51 -53 --54 --55 3 ft: light brown to gray-brown, sorted, medium dense fine silt to fine sand, 5% fine gravel, moist to wet (SC)SB-1300203F Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-131 ERM 399 BoyLston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA.02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: M. Horesh Date: 14-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Hand Auger or Shovel Boring Depth: 36" Boring Dian.: 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timei-2-light brown to gray brown, well graded, loose coarse sand and fine gravel, dry (GW)SB-13100061 3 ---4--5-6--7--8---9-10 --11 ,4--12 --13 --14 --15 --16-17-18-19-20 I__-21 1----22 --23 2-4 Analysis: VOCs (82601B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x(upper)x(upper)x(upper)X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Dioxin I Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-131 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Bostoni-ýA 02116 II Page 2 of 2 w Depth (in) Soil Classification jFID screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-.37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55 2-3 ft: light brown to gray brown, well graded, loose medium to coarse sand and fine gravel, 25% coarse gravel, dry (GW)SB-1310203F Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-132 i ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 J- Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Sediment Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timei-2 --3-sA. Moist, med to coarse sand, some fine to coarse rounded gravel (5%), trace cobble to 2.5 inches, soft, tan to It brown (SP)SB-13200061 0935-4--5-6---7---8.--9.-10 ---11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21 k-22 --23 -9,t 24 -Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x Ja- ISoil Log for Sample ID: SB-132 I'ERM* ,,b 399 Booylston Street, 6thFl Hoor ERM BostonMA 02116 Page 2 of 2 w Depth (m) Soil Classification FID screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) and Time-26 --27 --28 -"29 -"30 -"31 --32 --33 --34 --35 --36 --" 38 --39 --40 --41 --42 --43 --44 --45 --46 --47 --48 --49 --50 --51 --52 --53 --54 --55 .tan coarse sand, sl. Moist, trace fine <5%rounded gravel, soft (SP)SB-1320203F 0945 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-133 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam-: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-2-3-It gray / It brown, fine sand, trace fine gravel rounded to 0.5 inches, soft/friable, some silt w/micaceous material, sA moist (SP)SB-13300061 1000-4-5-6 7--9-10-11 12-13-14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 9/4 fine to med sand, med brown, 5-10% fine SB-1330102F 1005 gravel to 0.75 inches, rounded, sA moist, soft-(S-P)24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (80151B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (60101B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Bosto, iMA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-134 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1l-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 med. Brown silt with some subangular coarse gravel to 1.5 inches, sl. Moist, soft, roots (ML)SB-13400061 1050 Analysis: VOCs (82601B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Dioxin X Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-134 R )BoystonA
,6t21 or Page 2 of 2 Depth (in) Soil Classification FID screen (ppm) I Sample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55 2-3 ft: same as above except trace cobble to 3" diameter, angular, trace fine gravel also, subrounded SB-1340203F 1055 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-135 ERM 399 BoylstonStreet, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 22-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time[-1 --2-3--4--5-6 7-8--medium brown silt, sl. Moist, soft, some to little fine gravel, subangular, roots/organics (ML)SB-13500061 1105-9-10-11 --12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Dioxin ERM Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-135 399 BoytstoSr, 6th1or Page 2 of 2 Depth (in) Soil Classification FID screen (ppm) I jSample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54 r 55 2-3 ft: gray/brown silt with little fine subangular to subrounded gravel, trace co.gravel, sl moist, soft (ML)SB-1350203F 1110 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-136 ERM 399 Boylston Steet, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 23-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 2)4 0-6 inches: med. Brown, sandy silt with 3 0% rounded coarse gravel, trace fine gravel-rounded, trace cobble to 3" diameter, sl. Moist, soft IM4lf medium brown, soft, slightly moist, fine sand, some silt, 30%rounded gravel, trace rounded cobbles (refusal) (SW)SB-13600061 SB-1360102F 1050 1055 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPHI-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC LERM 399 lBylston Street, 6ffh Floor ERM BostorýMA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-137 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 16-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 r9-10-11-12-13-14-I5-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 0-6 inches: brown to dark brown, well graded, loose fine sand, 5%angular coarse gravel, 20% rounded cobbles, dry (SW)1-1.5 ft: same description as above, refusal at 1.5 ft.SB3-13700061 SB-1370102F
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I -Analysis:
VOCs (826013)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (601013) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC
-ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-139 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 23-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 3 ft Boring Diarn.: 15181 J- Frazier Hand Anger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s)D& Timej-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 0-6 inches: med. Brown, soft. SI. Moist, silt, co. sand, fine angular gravel (SM), trace rounded cobble to 6" diameter 2-3 ft: light brown, silt, soft, sA. Moist, trace rounded cobble, (MvlL)0 0 SB-13900061 SB-1390203F 1020 1025 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C) x PCBs (8082) x TPH-GRO (8015B) x TPH-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hlydrazine by IC TOC Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-140 ERM 399 Boyvston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston,iMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 23-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 3 ft Boring Diarn: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timef-1 -2 6-3--4--7--8--9--10 --11 --12 6 inches: med. Brown, sandy silt, sand is mediumn, roots, some fine subangular fill gravel, some coarse rounded gravel, soft, si. Moist (ML)2-3 ft: medium brown, rued to fine sand, well graded, 30% subrounded to angular fine gravel, some silt, si. Moist, soft (SW)SB-14000061 SB-1400203F 0950 0955-13 -14 --15 -.-,_-16 --17 --18 --19 -20 -21 -22 -23 -24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-l-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)x (tipper) Hydrazine by IC TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-141 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostolNlMA02l16 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 16-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 3 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-10 11 12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: gray brown, well graded, loose, clean med to fine sand, 5%fine angular gravel, dry (SW)2-3 ft: gray brown, graded, loose fine sand with little silt, 15% fine gravel, some wood/roots, dry (SM)SB-1410006I SB-1410203F Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x x Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(lower) Hydrazine by IC x TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-142 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 16-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 lvM. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+/- inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1t-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19,-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: brown well graded, loose to very loose, med to coarse sand with little fines, 15% fine to coarse subangular gravel, root fibers, dry (SW)1-2 f(: light brown, poorly graded, silt with some clay (CL)SB-14200061 SB-1420102F 24a Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (80151B)TPH-l-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-143 ERM~ 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 16-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diarn.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-2--3-4--5--6--7--8--9--10-0-6 inches: brown-gray, well graded, very loose, mred/coarse sand, 15% angular fine gravel, dry, root fibers (SW)1-2 ft: light brown, poorly graded, very loose fine to medium sand, 5%subrounded gravel, dry (SP)SB-14300061 SB-1430102F 1--12 --13 .--14 -15 -J--16 -17 18 --19 --20 --21 -22 -23 -24 Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x x x x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hlydrazine by IC TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-144 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 23-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 J- Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time[-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21 S22-23?4 0-6 inches: medium to dark brown, medium sand with some fine angular gravel, trace coarse gravel, rounded to 1.5" diameter, soft, sl..t WfilNe description as above sample SB-14400061 SB-1440102F 1115 1120 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x W ERM 399 Bcylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-145 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 23-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timei-1 -2 3-4--5--6-7-8-9-0-6 inches: soft, medium brown, medium sand with little silt, trace round coarse and fine gravel, sl. Moist (SP)1-2 ft: same description as above sample 0 0 SB-14500061 SB-1450102F FD206102303 0800 0820 2400-10 -[-11 -12-13 -14 4-15 16 17 --18 -19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (801513)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x x x
~ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-146 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: J. Frazier Date: 23-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Hand Auger or Shovel Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21 S22-23 24 0-6 inches: medium brown, medium sand, trace silt, little fine to coarse gravel, rounded, soft, sl. Moist (SP)1-2 ft: same description as above sample SB-14600061 SB-1460102F 0915 0920 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-147 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timej-1 --2 --3-orange brown silt with little fine sand, soft, sl moist, roots, (ML), poorly graded SB-14700061 1650-4--5--6.7--8.9-10-11 12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24-Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPI-H-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PPI3 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Herbicides X
ERM Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-147 399 Boylston Steet, 6th Floor P 2 ERM BostornMA02116 Page 2 of Depth (in) Soil Classification FID screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55 2-3 ft: same description as above SB-1470203F 1655 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-148 WERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+/- inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time I-2 3--4 5-6 orange/brown, silt with clay, soft, 5% angular fine gravel, moist (ML)SB-14800061 1640-7-8-9-10.-4 -I-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Herbicides X
I.Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-148 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Bostor-,MA 02116 I I Page 2 of WI Depth (in) I Soil Classification jFID screen (ppm) I[Sample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54 , 55 2-3 ft: brown/orange to gray/brown, med sand with silt, 10-15% angular fine gravel, 10% subrounded coarse gravel, moist, soft, sl. Graded (SM)SB-1480203F 1645 t ERM K 39 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-149 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 2 1-Octb03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 --2--3-4-5-brown/orange, fine sand and silt, poorly graded, moist to dry, soft, trace subangular fine gravel, roots (SM)SB-14900061 1625-6-7-8-9-10"11"12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-,22-23 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (801513)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (601013)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Herbicides x
ERM Street, 6th Floor 1 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-149 ERM Bolsto, , MA 02116 Page 2 of 2 Depth (in) Soil Classification IFID screen (ppm) 1 1Sample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35ý-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55 2-3 ft: brown/orange, same but slightly more fine gravel, sl. More silt than sand, trace angular coarse gravel, soft, sl. Moist (SM)SB-1490203F 1630 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-150 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (i) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-I --2-3-4-5-6-7 med brown silt, some roots, soft, moist (ML)SB-15000061 1615 I *I- .~- ___________
-. _________________ 9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18 --19 --20-21-22-23 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Herbicides x
Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-150 Floor ERM Boston MA02116 Page 2 of Depth (in) Soil Classification FID screen (ppm) J ISample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55 2-3 ft: moist silt with some fine sand, soft, med brown (ML)SB-1500203F 1620 ERM 0 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-151 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 15-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-2 --4--5--6-7---8--9 -gray/brown, well graded, loose sand, 2 5%coarse gravel and fine gravel, moist (GM)SB-15100061 11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22 gray/brown, well graded, loose fine to coarse SB-1510102F sand, 40% cobbles at depth-23'94 24 JA Analysis: VOCs (82601B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-152 I-- ERM K 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 15-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+/- inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time[-2-light brown, well graded loose sand, (med to coarse), moist (SM)SB-15200061 34A-4--5-6 i 7---8-9-10-11 --12 -U t I I I-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22 light brown to orange-brown, graded, loose SB-1520102F sand, 5% fine gravel, (SM)-23 -24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (801513)TPH-DRO(801 5B)x x x x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-153 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 15-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-2-3--4--5-light brown to gray brown, graded, loose sand (med to coarse), moist (SM)SB-15300061
-7.-8..9-10-l1-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21 I-I-22 --23 -24 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082) X TPH-GRO (8015B)TPFI-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Dioxin X
~pI~ERM Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-153 bERM s+ 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA02116 I Page 2 of 2 Depth (in) Soil Classification FID screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) and Time-26 --27 --28 --29 --30 --31 --32 --33 --34 --35 --36 --37 -" 38 --39 --40 --41 --42 --43 --44 --45 --46 --47 --48 --49 --50 --51 --52 --53 --54 --55 3 ft: gray brown, poorly graded, 10% fines -silt, clean gravels (fine), wet/moist (GW)SB-1530203F ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-154 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 15-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 Nl. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Sample ID(s) & Time I Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm)Y I -light brown to gray-brown, graded, loose sand med to coarse, moist (SM)SB-15400061 light brown graded to well graded loose gravels with fines, 25% rounded cobbles (GC), SB-1540102F-w-aterDta-e-at-.Irt.
Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPHI-DRO(8015B) x x x x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC WERM 0 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-155 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: M. Ho Date: 15-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Hand Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 2+ inc resh Auger or Shovel hes Depth (m) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timej]-1 --2-3--4--5-light brown to gray, graded, loose medium to coarse sand, moist (SM)SB-15500061 7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 light brown, well-graded, loose rounded fine SB-1550102F gravels with fines, 15% coarse gravel, moist (6,)24.1 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x F Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-156 ERM399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Bostor- MA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 28-Oct-0 3 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 7' Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Geoprobe -GeoSearch 2 inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time I-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: light brown, poorly graded, medium loose to medium dense sand and silt (more sand), dry to moist (SW/SP)2-3 ft: orange brown, silt, poorly graded, trace rounded fine gravel, roots/wood, loose/soft, moist, (ML)5-5.5 ft: black organic, soft, poorly graded, silt, moist (ML)5-5-6 ft: tan-brown to gray-brown, well graded, loose, medium sand and gravel, some coarse sand, dry (SW)6-6.8 ft: same as description directly above, water table at about 7'0 SB-15600061 180 SB-1560203F 199.8 0 (6-6.8 ft)SB-1560506F SB-1560607F
?4 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x (2-3',5-6')
PP13 metals (6010B) x (0-6",6-6.8')
x (0-6",6-6.8')
Boron and Lithium (6010B)x (0-6") Hydrazine by IC x (2-3',5-6')
TOC x (0-6")
Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-157 ERM S399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Bos ton. MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 28-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 72" Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh GeoProbe -GeoSearch 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 --2 i-3--4--5-light brown to orange brown, well graded, loose medium sand with some angular fine gravel, little coarse sand, dry (SW)0 51B-15700061 7-8-9-10-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X(0'-0.5')
x('0-05;2'-3')
x(0'-0-5')
x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Dioxin ERM Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-157 399 Boyston Street, 6th Foor ERM BostonMA02116 Page 2 of 3 Depth (in) Soil Classification IFID screen (ppm) j1Sample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55 2-3 ft: 2'-3': gray brown, well graded, loose to medium dense fine sand, little angular fine gravel, little angular co. gravel, dry, (SW)2 SB-1570203F Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-157 ERM P 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Page 3 of 3 1 FID screen (ppm) IISample ID(s) and Time Depth (in)Soil Classification
-. 4-56 --57 --58 --59 --60 --61 --62 --63 --64 --65 --66 --67 --68 --69 --70 --71 --72 --73 --74 --75 --76 --77 --78 --79 --80 --81 --82 --83 --84 --85 -dark brown, well graded, medium loose medium sand, some to little angular fine gravel, dry to 5.5', then water table (SW)0 SB-1570506F Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-158 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 28-Oct-03 Drilling MIethod: Boring Depth: 72" Boring Diamn.: 15181 M. Horesh 2eoProbe -ieoSearch 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timei-1 --2 --3--4--5--6 brown to tan/brown, well to poorly graded loose sand, some to little angular fine gravel, dry (SW/SP)0 SB-15800061
-7.-1 t-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 Analysis: VOCs (826013)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (801513)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)x(O'-0.5')
Boron and Lithium (6010B)x(O'-0.5')
Hydrazine by IC TOC X Dioxin X
_____t- ERM Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-158 NO 3i Page 2 of 3 ERM Boston, MA02116 1 ag 2 f Depth (in) Soil Classification IFID screen (ppm) [ Sample ID(s) and Time I-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55 2-3 ft: dark brown, well graded, dense to medium dense silt with some fine sand, some to little angular gravel, moist to dry (SM)0 SB-1580203F FD207 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-158 )ystonStreet,6th oor ERM BostonMA02116 Page 3 of 3 Depth (in) Soil Classification IFID screen (ppm) IjSample ID(s) and Time-56-57-58-59 --60 --61 --62 --63 --64 --65 --66 --67 --68 --69 --70 --71 --72 *-73 --74 --75 --76 --77 --78 --79 --80 --81 --82 --83 --84 -.85 -dark brown to orange brown, poorly sorted, medium loose, medium and coarse sand, some angular fine gravel, dry, (SW), water table at 6 ft.0 SB-1580506F ERM 399 Bo ylston Street, 6th Foor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-159 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 28-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 24 inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timei-1 3--4-orange-brown to gray-brown, graded to well graded fine sand and silt, medium dense to dense, little angular fine to coarse gravel, moist to dry (SW)SB-15900061 6-7 m-t I ___________________________________________
m-8-9-10-k i-11-12-13-14-15-16-4-17 -" 18 --19 --20 --21 --22 -I I i I I-23-I I 24 A Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x(upper)x(upper)x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Dioxin x ERM 3917) Boylston Street, 6th Floor Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-159 ERM B ostonV MA02116 Page 2 of 2 Depth (in) Soil Classification FID screen (ppm) I Sample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55 2-3 ft: same description as above SB-1590203F J I I I Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-160 ERM 399 Boylston Stroet, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier+and Auger or Shove!2+/- inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time[-2 --3--4--5-med to dark brown, soft organic silt, some to trace med sand, sl. Moist (OL)SB-16000061 1525.7 --8"9-10-11-12-13-14" 15" 16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x X Dioxin X 10-ERM Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-160 3ysontERM6t~lo 705399 13o ylston Street, 6l lo ERM BostonMA02116 Depth (in) Soil Classification IFID screen (ppm)Page 2 of 2 Sample ID(s) and Time 26 27-28-29-30 31-32-33-34 35-36-37-38 39-40-41ý-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53 54 55 2-3 ft: m.brown, soft, silt, trace fine sand and fine gravel (subangular), moist (ML)SB-1600203F 1530 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-161 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+/- inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Timej-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20 I I I I I organic silt, uniform, sl. Moist, dk brown, roots, soft (OL)SB-16100061 1505 i i 4 t---- i-21 23 -24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC I Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-161 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 61h Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 w Depth (in) Soil Classification IFID screen (ppm)Page 2 of 2 Sample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55 2-3 ft: med brown, soft silt with little med sand, trace fine gravel, rounded and friable, more gray with depth (ML), moist SB-1610203F 1.510 Y Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-162 39 B~oylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostoMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 21-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 J. Frazier Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time---2 2 soft, organic, silt, dk brown, moist, uniform (OL)SB-16200061 1440 FD204102103 2400-3-4-5-67 7 4- -I--8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 water table at 2 feet; med brown, moist silt SB-1620102F 1450 with some coarse sand (10%), soft, (ML)Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-163 ERM 399 BoylstonStrcet, 6th Hoor ERM Boston, MA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 16-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 2 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s)& Timei-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: dark brown to black peat, dry (PT)1-2 ft: light brown, poorly graded loose sand, little silt (SP)SB-16300061 SB-1630102F Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Y Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-164 ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 16-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 3 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+/- inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: dark brown to black, poorly graded loose sand and silt, some clay, 100% roots, dry (PT)2-3 ft: greenish gray to light gray, poorly graded, loose, fine to medium sand, root fibers and organics, moist to dry (SP)SB-16400061 FD20100061 SB-1640203F Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPI-H-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-165 ERM k 399 oylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 14-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh-and Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 1-2-3-4-5 black humus, dry (PT)SB-16500061 7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19 light brown, poorly graded, medium stiff, silt SB-1650102F and clay, some roots and organic material, dry-OH-)J---20 --21 --22 --I -I--23 24 ..Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (80151B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B) x Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC ERM399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonMA02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-166 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 15-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 24" Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (i) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1-2 3 4 5 black to dark brown, poorly graded, med dense sand and silt, some clay, dry (SC)SB-16600061
=6 7 8 9-10 11 12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 4- -I dark brown, poorly sorted silty clay, root fibers SB-1660102F (OL)* 1-I.Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (601013) x Boron and Lithium (601013)Hydrazine by IC TOC Soil Log for Sample ID: ERM S399 Boylston~trcet, 6th Floor ERM Boston~MA02116 SB-167 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 15-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 36" Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (in) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) & Time-1 --2 --3-4--5-brown, poorly graded, loose sand, dry, some roots (SP)SB-16700061 FD20000061 7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16 j-17 --18 19 --20 21--22 --23 2A 24J Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PC13s (8082)TPIH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Dioxin x I, ERM Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-167 0 9 Page 2 of 2 Depth (in) Soil Classification FID screen (ppm) Sample ID(s) and Time-26-27-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55 2-3 ft: brown, poorly graded, loose sand, some very clean fine sand, dry (SP)SB-1670203F I I I Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-168 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM BostonIvlA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 16-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 3 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M. Horesh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s)& Time 1 J.2--3--4-.5--6--7-0-6": dark brown to black, poorly graded, loose silt and clay, 15%rounded coarse gravel with wood pieces/root fibers, highly organic, dry (PT)2-3 ft: light gray to light brown, poorly graded, soft silt and clay, highly plastic, 3% fine subangular gravel, dry (CH)SB-16800061 SB-1680203F 8 -S9-.10 --1l --12 13 -14 --15 --16 --------17 --18 --19 -.20 -21 -22-23 -24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP113 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x
" 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor ERM Boston, MA 02116 Soil Log for Sample ID: SB-169 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Date: 16-Oct-03 Drilling Method: Boring Depth: 3 ft Boring Diam.: 15181 M. H-oresh Hand Auger or Shovel 2+ inches Depth (ft) Soil Classification FID Screen (ppm) Sample ID(s)& Timei-1-2.3 14-5-6-7 18-9-10 11 12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 0-6 inches: dark brown to black, poorly graded loose silt, some clay, 10% root fibers, highly organic, dry (PT)2-3 ft: greenish gray to light gray, poorly graded, loose, fine to medium sand, <1% root fibers, organics, moist to dry, (SP)SB-16900061 SB-1690203F
~1~~Analysis:
VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC x Appendix G Sediment Sampling Logs ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor No Recovery ERM Boston, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 2107 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: Date: Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: Boring Diam-: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
NO RECOVERY Depth (in) Sediment Classification Sample ID & Depthi-1 2 --3-4.-5--6---7-9--SD-001 SD-003 SD-005 SD-006 SD-007-10 ---11t 12 13 --14 --15 --16 --17-18 -i- i-19 20 ---21 -4 .-221 -4 1-23 -"74 24I Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-002 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore Svstem Dist from Shore: 50' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
3" Sample ID & DepthV Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&TimeI 0-3" brown fine to med SAND, trace gravel S2 3 S4 S6-7--8--9--10 --11 --12 --13 --14 -SD-002-00-04-I 13:30 4 4-16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPI-lDRO(8015B) x x x x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: SERM%0 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-004 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 100' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
2" homogenized multiple 2" samples in platic bag at this location Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-2" brown fine to med SAND SD-004-00-04-I 12:30-1-2-3-4-5.4 _________________________ -7-8--9--10 --11 --12 --13 --14 --15 "-16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -241 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x -TPH-DRO(8015B) x x x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERN/399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-008 ERM Bos ton, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C- Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 12-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 75' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
12" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 2 4-5-6-7-8-9--10 12 -14 --15-16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -74 0-4" Dark brown Organic Debri, Olive SILT, some f. sand, trace gravel A L SD-008-00-04-1 13:00 4-12" Olive SILT, some f. sand A L HELD 24 A~& 1 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B) x x x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: SERM T 399 Boylston Steet, 6th Floor SD-009 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 12-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 75' Boring Diam-: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
1'4" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time-I --2-3--4--5--6--7 10-7.5" partially decayed wood and sticks some Dark brown silt A k 8-9--10 --11 --12 14-15-16-17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 7.5-12--5 Dark brown m. SAND, trace coarse sand, trace silt, trace org. matter SD-009-00-04-I 13:30 A 12.5-15.ý Olive, fine SAND and SILT HELD r 4-t 1-Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)X PCBs (8082)TPI-I-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (601013)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC ERM m399 LBoylston Street, 6th Floor Sediment Log for Sample ID: SD-010 ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: .TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 12-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 100, Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
13.5"'-1 2 3 4 5-6 Sample ID & Depth Sediment Classification
&Time 0-2" dark brown, saturated, fine SILT trace organic material t -SD-010-00-04-1 2-4" Dark brown, fine SAND and SILT, trace org material 15:40 4-8.5" Brown fine SAND and SILT 8.5-12" Brown fine SAND HELD 12-13-5" Dark brown SILT, trace clay _-7-9-10-11-12-13-14-15 --16 --17-18 "-19 --20 --21 --22 --23 24 24 h.4 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-011 ERM BostonMA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 12-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 50' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
9" Sample ID & DepthSI Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&TimeI-1-2-3-4-6-7-8-9-10 12 S13-14-15-16-17-18 ,19-20-21-22 m 0-4" Dark brown fine to med SAND, some silt, some gravel trace organics I SD-011-00-04-1 15:00 I 4-5" Dark brown fine SILT sand SAND A5 5-9" Brown medium SAND and GRAVEL, trace silt, small-med cobbles SD-011-05-09-I
\15:30-23 24 Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: FRM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-012 ERM BostonMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 12-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 25' Boring Diani.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
5" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time-1 3-4-5 6 7 8 9--10 -11 12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 0-.5" Dark brown fine SAND, some silt.5-5" Dark brown poorly sorted ýcoarse SAND, some med-large gravel trace fine sand and silt L SD-012-00-04-I 13:54 f-I Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)X TPH-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (601013)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC 399 B3oylston Street, 6th Floor SD-013 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 12-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 100' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
5" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time A L-1 -2 3 4-5.-6-7-8-10 --11 --12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 0-5" Brown fine SAND and SILT, trace fine gravel some organic debris and leaves SD-013-00-04-I 18:05.-d -J Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x -TPrH-DRO(8015B)
X PPI3 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOc Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM SD a 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-014 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 12-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 50' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
12" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time-1 --2--3--4-5--6 7--9--10 --11 --12-13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21-22 --23 -24 0-7" Dark brown SILT, some very fine sand , some organic material SD-014-00-04-I 17:40 I k i-F 7-12" Brown fine to med SAND, trace silt, little coarse sand and fine gravel SD-014-06-12-I 17:50 F F F 4 24 Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-01 5 ERM Boston MA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 12-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 25' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18'Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
5" Sample ID & Depth&Time,-Sediment Classification r= I -P"7 2-3--5--6--7-" 8 --9--10 --11 --12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 0-2" Dark brown fine to med SAND and SILT, organic material SD-015-00-04-I 2-5" Dark brown fine to med SAND, trace silt, trace gravel 17:17 t HELD 24 J Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)X PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Y Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-016 ERM BostonMA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 100' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
12" IJSample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time I-1l-2-3-4-5-6-7 9-10 11 12 13 14 0-7" Dark grayish brown fine to med SILT and SAND, trace small gravel little organic material (top 1" more organic than the rest)A IL SD-016-00-04-I 10:25 ,I L HELD M 7-10" Dark grayish brown fine to med SAND and SILT, 3 large cobbles at 7" I I I 10-12" Black ORGANIC (sticks, roots), decay odor, silt little fine sand little small to med gravel F-16 "-17 ""-18 "-19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B) x PPI3 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-017 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 50' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
8" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-3" Dark brown very fine SAND AND SILT, organic material (leaves, sticks)A L 2 4 5 6-7-SD-017-00-04-I 9:45 3-6" Brown fine to med SAND and GRAVEL, some silt, big stick and cobble at 4" A k SD-017-04-08-I 10:00 6-8" Brown fine to coarse SAND and small to large GRAVEL little organic material, few large cobbles F'-9-10 --11 -13 --14 --15 --16 "-17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -')A& &Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Foor SD-018 ERM BostorMA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 25' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
15'" Sample ID & Depth&Time I Sediment Classification A-1-2-3-4-5 0-3Y Dark brown very fine SAND AND SILT a lot of organic material (leaves)SD-018-00-04-1 9:10 3-8" Olive gray very fine SAND, some silt one large white cobble F J B 6 7 8-9-10-,11-12 13-14 8-10" Dark brown/black very fine SAND and SILT a lot of organic material (leaves, sticks)L 10-15" Brown very fine SAND and SILT, trace small to med gravel little organic material (sticks)HELD-15-16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 23 -24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)X PCl3s (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x PPI3 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: E RM 399 Boylston Steet, 6th Floor 5D-019 ERM Boston,MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 100' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
11'1.2-4 Sample ID & Depth Sediment Classification
&Time 0-6" Dark brown fine SAND AND SILT, trace small to med gravel t some organic material (sticks)f SD-019-00-04-I 11:35 6-11" Dark brown med to coarse SAND and small to large GRAVEL some silt, track organic material, trace small cobbles HELD-5-6-7-9-10-11-12 -e13 -e14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 24 24 Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)X PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hlydrazine by IC TOC WIT02 '399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-020 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 100, Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
14" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time-2--3--4--5-6--7-0-10" Dark brown fine SAND AND SILT very organic material (leaves, sticks)SD-020-00-04-1 11:50-9-10 A L'4-4-11i --12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 10-14" Dark brown fine SAND and SILT, some organic material (sticks, roots)some large cobbles near 14" HELD r Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-021 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 50' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
Corel: 14" Core2: 15.5" Sample ID & Depth Depth (w) Sediment Classification
&Time k-2 --3--4-5 6 7 i 8 9-10 --11 --12 --13 --14 --15 17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 Core 1 0-4" Core 2 0-4" Dark brown SILT little fine to med sand trace small gravel Dark brown SILT little fine to med sand trace small gravel SD-021-00-04-I 12:07 F 4-13" Dark brown SILT trace fine sand, little organic material (sticks), fine layers of black silt and light brown silt 14" large cobble 4-13" Dark brown SILT, trace small to medium gravel, trace fine sand, little organic material (sticks), fine layers of black silt and light brown silt k SD-021-08-14-I DUP-02-SD-021-08 12:30 14-1 12-15.5" Dark brown SILT, some brown fine sand, trace gravel F All VOA vials taken from Corel, all others samples were taken from a homogenized sample of both cores Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (826013)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-022 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C.Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: 25' Boring Diamn.: Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
Corel: 17" Core2: 13" 15181 Auer Reynolds Boat Vibracore System 25/8" 2 5/8" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&TimeI S2 3 4 5.6 7 8 9-10 11 12-13-14 15 16--17-18 --19 -21--22 --23 -24 Core 1 Core 2 0-5" Dark brown fine to med SAND 0-2" some silt, small gravel 2-4" very organic material (sticks)I Same as Core I Gray very fine SAND some silt SD-022-00-04-I MS-02-SD-022-00-04-I MSD-02-SD-022-00-04-1 F 13:00 4-8" ,i 5-9" Dark brown fine SAND and SILT, trace organic material, trace small gravel Dark brown very fine SAND and SILT, trace small to med gravel, organic material (roots, leaves)9-11" Brown fine to med SAND, little silt, trace gravel 8-9" Black ORGANIC and SILT 9-13" Brown/dark gray SILT, little fine sand, trace small gravel, trace organic material 11-15" Brown fine to coarse SAND, and GRAVEL, some small to med cobbles, trace silt A L HELD from Core 1 t 15-17" Brown fine to med SAND, little silt, organic material samples were taken from a homogenized sample of both cores Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082) 'TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPI-H-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-023 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 100' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 17" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-3" Organic material (leaves)2 Z 3 4 5-6-7-I-, k 3-9" Dark brown fine SILT, some sand, a lot of organic material (leaves)SD-023-00-04-I 14:20 F'-9 9-17" Dark brown fine SILT, some sand, little organic material-10 --!1 -13-14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 k HELD F'Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (60101B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-0 2 4 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Dist from Shore: 50' Boring Diam.: 2 5/1 Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: 15181 Vibracore System 8", RECOVERY: 18" Sample ID & Depthi Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-3" Organic material (leaves)-1 --2 3-4-5-A k 3-11" Darkbrown/black very fine SAND, some silt, a lot of organic material (leaves)SD-024-00-04-l 15:05-7 --9-10 --11-12 --13 --14 --15 --16 "-17 --18-19 --20 i-21 --22 --23 18" Dark brown/black very fine SILT, some sand, little organic material 1/2" layer of black organic material at 14.5" SD-024-12-18-I 15:20 Tried to prevent larger leave/organic materialfrom getting in sample 24 l ~ I 1 Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID:.j .ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-025 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 25' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 12" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Organic material (leaves), some black fine silt, some sand-1-2-3-4 5 S6-7 i8-9--10 -11 " 12"13"15 ""16 17 "19 "-20 --21 --22 --23 -24 A 4-7 Black fine SILT, some sand, some organic material k SD-025-00-04-I 14:35 i i 7-12" Dark black very fine SILT, some sand, some organic material large cobble at 12" F r HELD Tried to prevent larger leave/organic materialfrom getting in sample Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)X TPH-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-026 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Dist from Shore: 100' Boring Diam.: 2 5/Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
8.5" 15181 Vibracore System 8" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-8.5" Brown med to coarse SAND, loose, no organic material A L-1-2-3-4-5-6-7"8 9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 SD-026-00-04-I 15:45 IL HELD Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)X PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)X TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC X TOC ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-027 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer, E Gabay Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 50' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 14" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Brown fine to med SAND, loose, some organic material (sticks)A L-1 --2-3-4-5--6-7 8 --9-10 --11 --12 --13-14-15 --16 --17 -L18 20 -22 -23 24 SD-027-00-04-I 15:30 4-14" Brown med to coarse SAND, some angular pebbles I SD-027-08-14-I 15:40 F Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (82601B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (80 t1B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PPI13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: 399 BoylstonStreet, 6th Floor SD-028 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer, E Gabay Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 25' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 10" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time-I --2--3--4--5--7-.8-*9 B10 --11 --12 ..13 --14 -715-16 -18 -20 --21 --22 24 0-6" Brown med to coarse SAND, loose, some small to med angular pebbles no organic material IL SD-028-00-04-I 15:55 It A IL 6-10" Brown fine SAND and SILT, some organic material (wood, roots)HELD F'4- 1-Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)X PCBs (8082)TPHI-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC ERM 399 B-ylston Street, 6th Floor SD-029 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: M Horesh Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 50' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 14" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 4 0-2.5" Black medium loose, poorly sorted SILT and Organic material-1 --2-SD-029-00-04-I 11:50 3-4--5-L 6-7-S8 i-9--10 -ill -.12 --13 --14 15 --16 ---17 -.18 "20 "-21 23 -24 2.5-8.5" Gray to multicolored, loose, moderately sorted, med to coarse SAND, trace gravel, trace silt Fr SD-029-08-14-I 12:00 8.5-14" Multicolored loose, poorly sorted fine to med SAND, and GRAVEL, some pebbles, litte to trace cobbles, trace silt Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC ERM S399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-030 ERM BostonMA02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: M Horesh Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 25' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 14" Sample ID & Depth Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Brown to dark gray, loose moderately sorted fine to coarse SAND, f little organic material, trace to little silt SD-030-00-04-I 12:10-2-3-4-5--6-FI-7 -.8 --10-11 -"12 .-13 --,14 --15 -19 --20 --21 23 -24 4-14" Brown to Gray, loose, poorly sorted, med to coarse SAND, little angular gravel, little organics (leaves, roots), trace silt A L HELD F Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: 1 399 Bylston Steet, 6th Floor SDj-031 ERM Boston MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 200' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:-4" (in a bag)Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Dark brown, loose SILT, little very fine sand, trace organics L-2 -SD-031-00-04-I 9:16 3-4 5--6-7--8--9--10 --11 --12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 -Instead of using the grabbing device (used for deep water samples), collected
-4" into the core and put that in a bag.Classification and sampling performed from the bag.nothing held because no extra recovery-23 -* 94d 24-Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)X PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: FERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-032 ERM Bostoin MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Dist from Shore: 200' Boring Diam.: 2 5/;Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: 15181 Vibracore System 8"'RECOVERY: 4" in a bag Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Dark brown, loose SILT, little fine sand, some organics (sticks)k.-2-3-4-5-6 7-8 9-10 --11 --12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 SD-032-00-04-I 8:25 Iv Using a grabbing device to collect the top 4" of soil/organics because water too deep for coring device to reach down and recover sample.Grabber sample is collected in a bag and classification and sampling performed from the bag.nothing held because no extra recovery 24 -J Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)X PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (801513)x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (601013)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-033 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 200' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
-4" in a bag Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time I 10-4" Dark brown, loose SILT, trace very fine sand, little organics I 6L-2 3-4-5--6 7-8-9-10 --11 --12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 SD-033-00-04-I 8:40 Using a grabbing device to collect the top 4" of soil/organics because water too deep for coring device to reach down and recover sample.Grabber sample is collected in a bag and classification and sampling performed from the bag.nothing held because no extra recovery Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)X PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC X TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-034 ERM Bostor, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-04 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 200' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 15" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time I 0-5" , Dark brown, loose fine SAND and SILT, some organic material k,-2 3 4 5 6 7-8-9-10-11 --12 --13 --14 --15-16 "-17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 SD-034-00-04-I 16:30 i -, 5-10" Gray fine SAND and SILT A I I 10-15" Dark brow, loose, fine SAND and SILT, organic material (sticks)HELD I I I +Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)X TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID:ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-035 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer, E. Gebay Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-04 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 200' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 7" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-7" Dark brown, loose SILT, some fine sand, some organic material (leaves)L-1 -2 3-4 5 6 7 8 9-10 --11 -12 13-14 m 1 5 7 m 16 --17 -18 19 20 22, 24 SD-035-00-04-I 17:00 I HELD F- 'I-Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-036 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C- Auer, E.Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-04 Drilling Method: Boat Dist from Shore: 200' Boring Diam.: 25/Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: 15181 Gebay Vibracore System 8" RECOVERY: 12" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-6" Dark brown, very loose SILT, some organic material L-I 7 2 3-4-5"6-7.8"9-10-11* 12 i m i g SD-036-00-04-I 17:05 F 6-12" Gray to dark brown, loose, SILT HELD-13 --14 --15 --16 -" 17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24J Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: EIM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-037 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer, E.Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 13-Aug-04 Drilling Method: Boat Dist from Shore: 200' Boring Diam.: 2 5/Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: 15181 Gebay Vibracore System 8" RECOVERY: 15" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-10" Dark brown, wet, loose, SILT, trace organic material A-1--2 3-4 5 6 7-9-10-12-13-14-15-16"18 "-19-20-21 22 23 24 SD-037-00-04-I 16:50 AI 10-15" Dark brown SILT, some fine sand, oragnic material (leaves, sticks)HELD F'I- + +Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)X PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC alERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-038 ERM Boston 4 MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Clienit: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 500' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 26" Sample ID & Depth 7 Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Dark brown, very loose, SILT, trace organic material f SD-038-00-04-!
10:40-5-S6-7--8--9--10 --=11 --12 --13 --14 --15 --16 "-17 --18 "-19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -?4 4-26" Dark brown, loose SILT, little organic material I to 26" HELD Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)X TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: 72 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-039 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 500' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 11F Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 04" Dark brown, loose, fine to coarse SAND and SILT, trace organic material-1-2 3-4-5-6-7.8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 m m A k SD-039-00-04-I 11:15 piece of wood at 4" IV 4-10" Medium to dark brown, fine to coarse SAND some silt, some organic material (roots)HELD 10-11" Dark brown SILT, some sand Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)X PCBs (8082)TPI-GRO (801513)x TPUI-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (601013)Hydrazine by IC X TOC 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-040 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow'-T Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 500' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 24" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time-2-3-4-5--6 7-9--10 --11 --12 .-13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18-19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 k 0-4" Dark brown, loose, SILT SD-040-00-04-1 11:25 4-18" Dark brown SILT, trace fine sand, trace organic material (roots, leaves)A k HELD I F 18-24" Gray/brown SILT and CLAY Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)X TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)-lydrazine by IC TOC E1RM 399 Be ylston Street, 6th Floor SD-041 ERM Bos ton, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yahkee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: R Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: 500' Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: I RECOVERY: 26" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Dark brown, loose, SILT, little organic material k---2 2 SD-041-00-04-I 11:35 3-4-5--6-7 I 4-22" Dark brown, loose, SILT, some organic material-8.-9-10 --12 --13 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 HELD 22-26" Brown fine to med SAND, trace gravel, little silt, small pebblesý to 26" Analysis: VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)x PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)x TPH-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: 399 &oylstonStreet,6thFoor SD-101 ERM Boston,MA02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: E. Gabay Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: Wheeler Brook Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: 15181 RECOVERY: 4" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time-1 --2-3-4-5-6-7.8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20 --21 --22 --23 -24 L SD-101-00-04-I SD-101-00-04-I-MS SD-101-00-04-I-MSD 9:20 Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPI-I-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC x TOC ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-102 ERM Boston,, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: E. Gabay Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: Wheeler Brook Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 4" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time-l --21-3-4-5-6-7-8-9--10 --11-12 --13--14--15--16 --17-19-20--21--22-23 SD-102-00-04-I 9:45 V I-I t 24 -d Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (80151)TPI-f-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (60101)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hlydrazine by IC TOc Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM SD103 39913oylston Street, 6th Floor SD103 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: E. Gabay Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: Wheeler Brook Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 4" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time A-2 --3-4.-5-6 7--8-9-10 --11 -.12 --13 --14' --15 =-16 1-17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 -SD-103-00-04-I 10:05-23 24 Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC x TOC V Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-104 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: E. Gabay Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: Wheeler Brook Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time I kL-1 --2--3--4--5--6--7--9--10--12 --13 --14-15 --6 i-17 --18 --19 --19-20 --21 --22 --23 -24 SD-104-00-04-I 10:27 Fr f I +-'-a I Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: SERM D- 05 9 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SDI105 ERM BostonMA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: .YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: E. Gabay Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: Wheeler Brook Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 4" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time A L-1-2-3-4,-5-6-8-9--10-11 == 12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19 -=20-21 --22 --23 -24 SD-105-00-04-I 10:40 F, I Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: 399Boylston Stret, 6th Hoo SD-106 ERM BostornMA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: E. Gabay Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 13-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: Wheeler Brook Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: 15181 RECOVERY: 4" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time AI L-1 --2 -4 5--6-7-9--10 --11 -.12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 SD-106-00-04-I Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM S -00 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-201 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: M Horesh Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 24-Sep-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: Deerfield River Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 4" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Poorly sorted, coarse SAND, trace fine gravel A k-1 --2-3--4.-5-6 7 9-10 --11 -_ 12 --13 .-14 --15 --16 --17 --18 ,-20 ----S24 SD-201-00-04-I 16:46.I Analysis:
x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC X TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID:ERM 399) Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-202 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: M Horesh Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 24-Sep-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: Deerfield River Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 4" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Poorly sorted, coarse SAND, trace fine gravel-1 -3-4-5-6 7-8--9--10 --11 --12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 SID-202-00-04-l DUP-04-SD-202-00-04-1 MS-04-SD-202-00-04-1 F NSID-04-SID-202-00-04-1 16:25 Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-203 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: M Horesh Drilling Co: Driller:.Date: 24-Sep-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: Deerfield River Boring Diam,.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: 15181 RECOVERY: 4" Sample ID & Depth Depth (i) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Fine to medium SAND I kt-1 --2--3--4.-5--6--7--8-9--10 --11 --12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20-21 --22 --23 -24 SD-203-00-04-I 14:40 i i i Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC X TOC ERM 399Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-204 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: M Horesh Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 24-Sep-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: Deerfield River Boring Diarn.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: 15181 RECOVERY: 4" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Fine to medium SAND A L 2-3-4-5-6-7 8 9-=10 --11 -12 .13 --14 --15 --16 --17 19 -20 =-21 23 -24 SD-204-00-04-I 14:08 r-+Analysis:
x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: E1RM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-205 ERM Boston MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: M Horesh Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 24-Sep-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: Deerfield River Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Fine to medium SAND L-1 --2 --3-4.-5--6--7--9--10 --11 -.12 .-13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 -SD-205-00-04-I 14:00 1--21 7 22-23 24 Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (826013)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH'-GRO (801513)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (601013)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: FRM S399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-206 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: M Horesh Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 24-Sep-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: Deerfield River Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: 15181 RECOVERY: 4" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Fine to medium SAND L-2 i-3--4---5-6-7--8 9--10 --11 --12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 SD-206-00-04-I 13:52 Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPl-l-DRO(80151B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-301 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C. Regan Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 12-Aug-03 Drilling Method: hand shovel Dist from Shore: WSD Boring Diam-: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
4"-1-2 3-4-5-6-7.8-9-10 11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20 21 S22-23 24 Sample ID & Depth Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Brown, poorly sorted, fine to coarse SAND, trace fine gravel, t some organic material (leaves) SD-301-00-04-I 16:30 couldn't find any finer sediment within the top 4" in multiple locations tried Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x PPi3 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium '(6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6ti Floor SD-302 ERM Boston, NIA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C- Regan Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 12-Aug-03 Drilling Method: hand shovel Dist from Shore: WSD Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4'Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 4" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Fine to coarse SAND, trace silt k 2 3-4.--5-6-7-SD-302-00-04-L 16:40 V-9-10 --12 --13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH--GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-303 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: J Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 12-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Dist from Shore: WSD Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: 15181 Picard, E. Gebay hand shovel RECOVERY: 4" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time A 0-4" Fine to coarse SAND, trace silt k-1 3-4.-5--6--7-8--9-10 --11 --12 ,-13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 ,-21 --22 --23 , 24 SD-303-00-04-I 14:35 Analysis:
x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (60101B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Y Sediment Log for Sample ID:=,ERM\3W9 Bo ylston Street, 6th Floor SD-304 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: J. Picard, E. Gebay Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 12-Aug-03 Drilling Method: hand shovel Dist from Shore: WSD Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-4" Fine to coarse SAND, trace silt Lt-1 --2-3--4---5-6 7--8 9-10 --it --12 .-13 --14 --15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -SD-304-00-04-I DUP-03-SD-304-00-04
-1 r 14:15 24 -.1 Analysis:
x x x x x VOCs (82605)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (60101)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC X TOC Y Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-305 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: J. Picard, E. Gebav Drilling Co: Driller: Date: 12-Ang-03 Drilling Method: hand shovel Dist from Shore: WSD Boring Diam.: Boring Depth: 4" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 4" Sample ID & Depth&Time Sediment Classification 0-4" Fine to coarse SAND, trace silt SD-305-00-04-I 14:00-5--6--7--9-10-11-12 --13-14-15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21-22 --23 -24 J~J A Analysis:
X x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-i-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC x TOC ERM 399 Boylst on Street, 6th Floor SD-401 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Sediment Log for Sample ID: Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: Rob Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: NA Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: Corel: 20" Core2: 21" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time_0-4" Dark brown, very loose SILT kt SD-401-00-04-1 -2 3 MS-03-SD-401-00-04-1 MSD-03-SD-401-00-04-I 14:00 F-4*-4 $ 1-4-15" Dark brown, loose, SILT, trace fine sand, organic material-6-7 S8~-9-10 --11 --12 --13 --14 --15-16 --17 --is -A k HELD 15-21" Dark brown SILT, some fine sand-19 4-20 --21-22 --23 4-took all VOA samples from Corel, homogenized Corel and Core2 for rest of samples 24 J -Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPHi-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC x TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-402 ERM Boston, iA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: Rob Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: NA Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 16" Sample ID & Depth&Time Sediment Classification k 0-3" Dark brown, very loose SILT SD-402-00-04-1 15:05 3-9" Dark brown, loose SILT, little fine sand, some organic material 9 9-16" Brown fine to med SAND, little silt, trace organics-10 -A-11 --12-13 --14 --15 --16 =-17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -24 HELD Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (826013)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (601013)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: SERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-403 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C Aner Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: Rob Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: NA Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY:
18" Sample ID & DepthV Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-3" Organic material (grass), trace fines kt-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23 24 SD-403-00-04-1 15:25 I 3-18" Gray/brown fine to coarse SAND and GRAVEL moves towards med pebbles, no organic material I k HELD I 4- t +I Analysis:
x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC x TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: SERM S399 Boylston Street, 6th Hoor SD-404 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C Auer-Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: Rob Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat V Dist from Shore: NA Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: 181 ibracore System RECOVERY: 26" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time A L 0-3" Dark brown, very loose SILT, organic material throughout -2 --3-4--5-6-7--8 10 --11 --12, --13 --14 -SD-404-00-04-l 15:40 3-26" Dark brown, loose SILT, organic material throughout slight decay odor HELD-16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21-22 --23 -24 to 26" Analysis:
x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (60101B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID: ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-405 ERM Boston, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: Rob Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: NA Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18'Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 14" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time 0-8" Dark brown, loose SILT, trace sand, trace organic material L-1 --2-3-4-5-6-7 SD-405-00-04-I 16:00 r.8-9-10-12.12 8-14" Dark brown to black SILT, some fine sand, trace small pebbles a lot of organic material, trace gray coarse sand HELD-13-14-15 --16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21 --22 --23 -2d-A Analysis: x x x x x VOCs (8260B)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TPH-DRO(8015B)
X PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC Sediment Log for Sample ID:ERM 399 Boylston Street, 6th Floor SD-406 ERM Bostoi, MA 02116 Project: Yankee-LTP Project Number: 15181 Client: YAEC: Ken Dow Logged by: C Auer Drilling Co: TG&B Driller: Rob Reynolds Date: 14-Aug-03 Drilling Method: Boat Vibracore System Dist from Shore: NA Boring Diam.: 2 5/8" Boring Depth: 18" Depth of Surface water: RECOVERY: 15" Sample ID & Depth Depth (in) Sediment Classification
&Time A-2 3-4-5-6-7 S8-9-10-11-12 --13-14 --15-16 --17 --18 --19 --20 --21-22 --23 -24 0-3" Dark brown,very loose SILT, trace fine sand, some organic material trace small cobbles L SD-406-00-04-1 16:15 t I 3-15" Dark brown, loose SILT, some fine sand, trace small cobbles, some organic material tends towards more organic material (black)r I HELD Analysis:
x x x x x VOCs (826013)SVOCs (8270C)PCBs (8082)TPH-GRO (8015B)TlPH-DRO(8015B) x PP13 metals (6010B)Boron and Lithium (6010B)Hydrazine by IC TOC