Facility Investigation Report (Report Sample Clauses

Facility Investigation Report (Report. A Report must be prepared that describes the entire site investigation and presents the basic results. The Report must clearly present an evaluation of investigation results (e.g., all potential contaminant source areas must be identified, potential migration pathways must be described, and affected media shown, etc.). The Report must also include an evaluation of the completeness of the investigation and indicate if additional work is needed. This work could include additional investigation activities and/or interim corrective measures to stabilize contaminant release areas and limit contaminant migration. If additional work is needed, the Owner/Operator or Respondent must submit a Phase 2 Workplan and/or Interim Corrective Measures Workplan must be submitted to the Department along with the Report. At a minimum, the Report must include: o A summary of investigation results (include tables that summarize analytical results). o A complete description of the investigation, including all data necessary to understand the project in its entirety including all investigative methods and procedures. o A discussion of key decision points encountered and resolved during the course of the investigation. o Graphical displays such as isopleths, potentiometric surface maps, cross- sections, plume contour maps (showing concentration levels, isoconcentration contours), facility maps (showing sample locations, etc.) and regional maps (showing receptor areas, water supply xxxxx, etc.) that describe report results. Highlight important facts such as geologic features that may affect contaminant transport. o Tables that list all chemistry data for each medium investigated. o An analysis of current and existing ground water data to illustrate temporal changes for both water chemistry and piezometric data (use graphics whenever possible). o A description of potential or known impacts on human and environmental receptors from releases at the facility. Depending on the site specific circumstances, this analysis could be based on the results from contaminant dispersion models if field validation is performed. o A discussion of any upset conditions that occurred during any sampling events or laboratory analysis that may influence the results. The discussion must include any problems with the chain of custody procedures, sample holding times, sample preservation, handling and transport procedures, field equipment calibration and handling, field blank results that show potential samp...