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Broadbent&Associates,Inc. Well Abandonment Work Plan <br /> Vacaville,CA ARCO Station No.4932 <br /> March 10,2014 <br /> Page 3 <br /> 1 than the auger originally utilized to install the well. The exposed well casing.will be cut-off and <br /> the remainder of the borehole will be overdrilled using a hollow stem auger. The cleared <br /> borehole will then be sealed with neat cement from the bottom upward to the depth of three <br /> feet below grade. The top three feet will be backfilled with clean uncontaminated fill material <br /> or cement grout and resurfaced to match the existing grade. <br /> The drill cuttings will be temporarily stored in 55-gallon drums until they are profiled and <br /> transported to an appropriate disposal facility under manifest. If utilities are found to be <br /> located in close proximity,over-drilling may not be possible and therefore an approval for <br /> pressure grouting will be requested. <br /> • Sealing materials will be placed in one continuous operation-unless field conditions require <br /> otherwise and prior authorization from SICEHD is obtained. For pressure grouting,the sealing <br /> materials will be placed under a pressure of up to 20 pounds per square inches (psi)for a period <br /> of up 10 to 15 minutes. It is anticipated that SJCEHD inspector will be onsite and will review the <br /> placement of sealing materials and its adequacy. <br /> • The sidewalk slab panels that will be affected during well abandonment will be replaced as <br /> required by the City of Stockton Public Works Department. <br /> • City of Stockton encroachment permits will be obtained prior to the work that will be performed <br /> in the City of Stockton public right-of-way. An access agreement with the adjacent parcel owner <br /> where a monitoring well is located will be attached along with the encroachment permit to the <br /> well permit application. <br /> • Groundwater displaced to the surface during grout installation will be pumped out to allow for <br /> EHD inspection and verification that the well is properly destroyed. The groundwater will then <br /> be containerized, profiled,and disposed of properly at a licensed disposal facility. <br /> Attached Table 1 provides the well construction details for the wells to be destroyed. Tables 2 and 3 <br /> present the current and historical site data. Work will be conducted by a State of California C-57 <br /> licensed drilling contractor. <br /> System Removal <br /> The inactive ozone sparge system located on the off-site property will also be removed as part of the <br /> closure process. The tubing connecting the wells to the ozone generating system will be removed <br /> during system removal. <br />