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i <br /> Project No 58100-06-1 IA <br /> June 29, 1995 <br /> 3 14 Disposition of Drill Cuttings <br />' Drill cuttings generated from the drilling operations were placed in DOT 17-H 55-gallon drums and stored <br /> onsite pending the receipt of analytical data and subsequent disposal following regulatory protocol <br />' 32 MONITORING WELL INSTALLATION <br />' 32 1 Vapor Well Construction and Materials <br /> Vapor Well VW-1 was installed within the former UST excavation to a depth of approximately 212 <br /> meters (69 5 feet) bgs The well was constructed using 101 6-mm (four-inch) diameter Schedule 40 <br />' polyvinyl chloride (PVC) casing The lower portion of VW-1 was constructed using approximately 16 8 <br /> meters (55 feet) of 2 54-mm (0 10-inch) slotted screen PVC casing between depths of approximately 4 4 <br /> to 21 2 meters (14 5 to 69 5 feet) bgs A filter pack consisting of pea gravel was placed around the screen <br />' from the bottom of the boring to an elevation of 0 3 meter(one foot) above the screen zone A 0 6 meter <br /> (two foot) thick seal consisting of hydrated bentonite chips was placed above the filter pack An 304 8- <br /> mm (twelve-inch) diameter, traffic-rated security wellhead cover set in a concrete pad was used to <br /> complete construction Well construction details are recorded on the boring/well logs presented in <br /> Appendix B <br /> 3 22 Monitoring Well Construction and Materials <br /> Wells MW-4 through MW-8 were located 12 8 to 22 9 meters (42 to 75 feet) from the perimeter of the <br />' former UST excavation and installed to a depth of approximately 22 9 meters (75 feet) bgs The <br /> monitoring wells were constructed using 101 6-mm (four-inch) diameter Schedule 40 polyvinyl chloride <br /> (PVC) casing The lower portion of the wells were constructed using 4 6 meters (fifteen feet) of 0 5-mm <br /> (0 020-inch) slotted screen PVC casing placed between the approximate depths of 18 3 to 22 9 meters (60 <br /> to 75 feet) bgs A filter pack consisting of No 3 Monterey sand was placed around the screen from the <br /> bottom of the boring to an elevation of 0 6 meters (two feet) above the screen zone A 0 6 meter (two <br />' foot) thick seal consisting of hydrated bentonite chips was placed above the filter pack A 304 8-mm <br /> (twelve-inch) diameter, traffic-rated security wellhead cover set in a concrete pad was used to complete <br /> construction Well construction details are recorded on the boring/well logs presented in Appendix B <br />' 3 23 Groundwater Well Development <br /> Monitoring wells were developed using a surge block to density the sand pack prior to placement of the <br /> bentonite seal Pumping to remove sediment and groundwater was accomplished using a 50 8-mm (two- <br /> inch) diameter Grundfos electric submersible pump <br />' 3 2 4 Well Survey <br /> The elevations of the top of each well casing were surveyed by a Geocon registered civil engineer relative <br /> to monitoring well MW-1 casing elevation of 6 55 meters (21 49 feet) above Mean Sea Level (MSL) as <br /> 6 <br />