\7 de maximis, inc. 186 Center Street Suite 290 Clinton. NJ 08809 (908) 735-9315 Fax (908) 735-2132 May 5, 1994 VIA FAX AND CERTIFIED US MAIL Ms. Caroline Kwan Remedial Project Manager U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region II 26 Federal Plaza, Room 737 New York, NY 10278 RE: Comprehensive Groundwater Sampling Event Tutu Wells Site St. Thomas, LJ. S. Virgin Islands Dear Ms. Kwan, On behalf of the Tutu Environmental Investigation Committee (TEIC), de maximis, inc. is submitting for EPA review and approval the enclosed list of those monitoring and supply wells proposed to be sampled by Geraghty & Miller during the Comprehensive Groundwater Sampling Event (Task 10) of the Phase II Remedial Investigation. The Comprehensive Groundwater Sampling Event is scheduled to begin on May 16 and will continue through mid-June. As we discussed during the April 28, 1994 conference call, TEIC has requested EPA and DPNR assistance in obtaining access to some of the supply wells proposed for sampling under this event (Harthman II and III, Matthias, Gassett, and Harvey). We anticipate the successful acquisition of access permits from other well owners. Finally, it is proposed that samples from the supply wells will be analyzed for TCL Volatiles in accordance with the CLP SOW (March, 1990) as opposed to EPA Method 524.2 which was previously used. Therefore, all groundwater samples will be analyzed for those parameters indicated in the Phase II Rl Work Plan in accordance with the project QAPP. Please contact either me or Jack McBurney with any questions regarding this proposal. We appreciate your prompt review and assistance. Sincerely, de maximis, inc. Coordinator cc: TEIC Representatives (via fax only) r. ,r .., .. I I ' I ( ) ( ) £% 1 ( ' Tutu PRP Technical Committee Representatives (via fax only) ««:»•*.03J3 VSMPLNG __ ^ ^ 9 PAPER *64712* 64712 r- . I I t I i _-,-MAY-(i!S-1994 09: 45 FROM G&M ROCHELLE PARK NJ TO 19087352132 i Table 1. Proposed Sampling Locations for Comprehensive Sampling Event; May/J\l.ne 1994, Tutu Wells Site, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. Geraghty & Mmer..RI Monitorin.g Well~ ¥W-l MW-9S MW-17 MW-lD MW-9 MW-18 MW-2 MW--10 MW-19 ! ¥W-3 MW-l0D MW-20 MW-4 MW-llD MW-20D M,W-4D MW-12D MW-21D MW-5 MW-13 MW-22D MW-6R MW-13D MW-24 Iv!:W-6D MW-14 MW-25 ~W-7 MW-1:i I MW-8 MW-16 i dther Msmit2ring. wens CHT-3 SW-4 TI-I 9IT-S SW-5 TT-ID QHT-6D SW-6 TT-2 r•7D SW-7 IT-3D W-1 OHMW-l IT-4 W-2 OHMW-'J. TT-5 Sr'f-2 OHMW-3 srr-3 OHMW4 r )y \Voll, elegarde Hartman III (Crusher) Smith E~l;n r Kentucky Fried Chicken Steele E tin 11 LaPlace Tillett E !in III Matthias VIHAI i"' Winds! "New• Gassett VIHAII ur Winds II Ottley , rvey Ram:;ay rtman 11 (Wilfred) Rodriguez alytical parameters will include Target Compound List (TCL}, Volatile Organic Compounds, T L Base Neutral/ Acid Extractable Compounds, Target Analyte List (T AL) metals, Cyanide , 1 Z-dibromomethane, and n·propylbenzene methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE), in accordance w th the Quality Assurance Project Pim (QAPP) (Geraghty & Miller, Inc. 1992). GERAGHTY & 1\1ILLER. INC. P.02 0