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<br />e <br /> <br />APPARENT ERRORS, INCONSISTENCIES AND SUGGESTED <br />INTERPRETATION CHANGFS FOR THE CORRECTIVE ACTION <br />INVESTIGATION REPORT <br /> <br />210-0W A: <br />The interpretation on Figures 9 A and 91 shows outwash in the upper sequence of the <br />boring with a soil classification of SM. The boring log indicates till throughout this <br />portion of the boring which is consistent with the criteria established in the Field <br />. Procedures Report. The cross sections should be corrected to be consistent. with the <br />boring log. <br /> <br />209-QW A: <br />The interpretation shown on Figures 9A and 91 does not match the boring log. It appears <br />that the till unit was inferred from the gamma log. If this is the case. additional till units <br />are suggested both above and below this interval. A revised interpretation results in the <br />two SM units classified as till and the remainder outwash with the exception of the till <br />at the base of the boring. <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />208-0W A: <br />The screened interval of this well is classified as SM. yet it is interpreted as outwash. <br />This is inconsistent with the criteria established in the Field Procedures Report. <br /> <br />206-0W A: <br />The SM unit present below the upper till unit is interpreted as outwash. <br /> <br />205-0W A: <br />The units classified as SP-SM above the well screen are shown as till while the boring <br />log indicates otherwise. <br /> <br />P-43C: <br />Cross section D-D' presents a different interpretation of the P-43C boring than is shown <br />on cross section J-J' . <br /> <br />202-0W A: <br />The interpretation presented on Figure 9D conflicts with the lithologic log for this boring. <br />A suggested interpretation revision shows the upper ML unit as the only upper till unit. <br />The lower till is continuous downward from the lean clay unit. <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />203-0W A: <br />On Figure 9D the poorly graded sand unit is shown as till an interpretation that conflicts <br />with the lithologic log and the criteria presented in the Field Procedures Report. <br />