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California Department of Transportation July 7, 1994 <br /> Project No 102818-01 <br /> 1987 to 1992 In 1992, groundwater samples could only be collected from five of the twelve <br /> existing mon to n wells In 1993, an additional eleven soil borings were drilled at the <br /> facility and six t gs ere converted into monitoring wells, for a total of 18 existing <br /> a <br />' wells <br /> GROUNDWATER MONITORING WELL SAMPLING <br /> On May 24, 1994, a representahve of Ninyo & Moore measured the depth to the static water <br /> level in groundwater monitoring wells located at the site (Figure 2) Groundwater <br /> monitoring wells MWA through MW-6 were dry The monitoring wells were first checked <br /> for the presence of unnvscible layers using a product-sensing interface probe No product <br /> was detected The depth to the static water level was then measured relative to the <br />' reference marking on the top of the well casing The water level measuring instrument was <br /> x decontaminated after each use by washing the probe and lead line with a solution of potable <br /> water and tnsodium phosphate, followed by a potable water rinse, and a deionized water <br /> rinse <br /> � Groundwater at the site is present at an approximate65 feet below surface depth of g <br /> (bgs) and flows to the north at an approximate gradient of 0 0033 feet per foot It should be <br /> noted that the groundwater elevations measured may be influenced by irngation wells <br /> located to the east on the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds A groundwater gradient map <br /> is presented as Figure 3 The groundwater elevation measurements are summarized in <br /> Table 1 <br /> Groundwater samples were collected from nine of the groundwater monitoring wells <br /> Groundwater monitoring wells MW-10, MWA 1, MW-12, MW-13, MW-14, MW-16, MW-19, <br /> MW-20, and MW-24 were sampled between May 25 and May 27, 1994 Groundwater <br /> monitoring wells were ed using a 2-inch diameter submersible pump The submersible <br /> pump and associated Z=dwntaminated after each use with a solution of potable <br /> t <br /> water and tnsodium phospha4 " otable water rinse and a deioruzed water <br /> rinse The interior and exterior of the pum and hoses were washed by submersing the <br /> equupment in the solutions and drawing wash and rinse water through the pump system <br /> 2 <br /> Mi <br />