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I Q <br /> It� <br /> j <br /> City of Stockton i! TL# 394-0192-01 4 <br /> September 16, 1994 Page 10 <br /> is III <br /> it <br /> petroleum product volatilization, and fieldltested for organic <br /> vapors with a photoionization detector (PiD) . The operation of the <br /> I ' PID is explained below. <br /> Upon completion of the drilling and soil Isampling, each borehole <br /> will be pressure grouted with a six--sack sand-cement slurry with <br /> approximately 5 percent bentonite to site grade. Soil cuttings <br /> from the borings will be sealed in United States Department of <br /> a Transportation (DOT) approved 55-gallon steel drums. The drums <br /> will be labeled with information on the source of their contents <br /> and stored on site in a location remote from !�public access. The <br /> disposal of the drill cuttings is discussed below. <br /> A-2 Groundwater Monitoring Well Installation,;- Twining is a C-57 <br /> fi licensed water well drilling contractor (Contractor's License No. <br /> 506159) . The groundwater monitoring wells willl be installed under <br /> the direction of a California-registered geologist or -certified <br /> ' professional engineer. <br /> it <br /> Soil borings for monitoring wells will drilled and sampled <br /> according to Twining's "Standard Operating Procedures for Drilling <br /> and Soil Sampling" . Equipment used for lidriking, sampling, and <br /> constructing wells, and well constructionlmaterials will be <br /> thoroughly cleaned according to Twining s "Standard Operating <br /> Procedures for Equipment Decontamination"". <br /> 11 <br /> Groundwater monitoring wells will be 1cons;tructed of minimum <br /> Schedule 40 polyvinyl chloride (PVC) , stainless steel, or other <br /> material casing. Screen may be machine-slotted or wire-wrapped. <br /> Casing and well screen specifications will {depend upon project <br /> objectives, site conditions, and project budgets. The well screen <br /> and casing sections will be joined by factorylmade flush-threaded <br /> connections. l <br /> The well filter pack material will consist of:'� appropriately-sized <br /> pre-washed sand. The filter material will1(be placed in the annulus <br /> between the boring wall, from the bottom .t of the boring to <br /> approximately 2 feet above the top of the screen. Subsequent to <br /> E filter pack emplacement, preliminary development may be performed <br /> to provide a uniform filter pack about the casing. Approximately <br /> three to five feet of bentonite will be pfacedron the filter pack. <br /> The bentonite may consist of 1/4- or 1/2-inch pellets, or may be in <br /> the form of a slurry. If pellets are used, they will be hydrated <br /> prior to grouting the well, by adding at :Oeastkone gallon of water <br /> for every bucket of pellets. The thickness of the bentonite seal <br /> may depend upon local regulatory requirements. <br /> The remainder of the well annulus will be sealed with a 6-sack <br /> sand-cement, or cement grout slurry con 1, 3 to 5 percent <br /> i <br /> bentonite. For wells more than 15 feet1fdeep, the seal will be <br /> �I <br /> I I� <br /> { <br />