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• The slotted 2 inch casing extends from 25 to 45 feet bgs Blank 2 inch casing extends from 25 <br /> I feet to the surface Number 3 sand was placed opposite the slotted casing and 6 feet above the <br /> slotted casing A hydrated bentonite transitional seal was placed between 16 and 20 feet and <br /> from 16 feet to the surface the annulus was filled with hydrated cement A steel traffic box was <br /> I placed over the well This well was then developed by removing about 50 gallons of water At <br /> that time the pumped water was free of silt and sand and most of the clay The well casing was <br /> surveyed to sea level through the Stockton City BM-29 <br /> The soil samples takeri at 15, 25, 35 and 45 feet bgs were found to be free of hydrocarbon <br /> contamination <br /> All the drill cuttings were placed in steel drums and are being removed to a landfill within a few <br /> weeks See Bonng Logs and Cross-section Figure 1 <br />' GEOLOGY <br /> The site and all nearby terrain are underlain by non-marine fine grained sediments which are <br /> tentatively assigned to the Modesto Formation of Pleistocene age ( USGS Bulletin 1470 <br /> I Marchand and Awordt, 1981) Although the Modesto is typically composed of coarser-grained <br /> material such as sands and gravels it is reasonable on the basis of stratigraphic position, to <br /> consider these finer-grained sediments to be a distal portion of the large alluvial fans, which make <br />' up the Modesto The materials penetrated in this site bonngs are chiefly clay, silty clay and clayey <br /> silt Sandy strata are present in the bonngs between 25 and 30 feet and below 50 feet bgs <br /> interbedded with silts and silty clay Bedding is absent or non-distinct but appears to be <br />� . essentially horizontal <br /> The soil unit found in most of the bonngs at 60 feet is a clay or a silty clay It is a silty clay in the <br /> area around the former tank pit and becomes a pure clay at wells BM-8 and BM-7 A silty clay is <br /> more permeable than pure clay <br /> In 1993 we measured the Hydraulic Conductivity and found it to be 15 feet per day At that time <br /> the water table was 50 feet below the surface and the water was flowing in a silty sand <br /> Yours truly, <br /> CU,c..�c�cF <br /> John Cussen <br /> RG #6506 <br /> I Enclosures <br /> 1 Figure CFCAU <br /> 3 Boring Logs <br /> I 3 Laboratory Reports <br /> Distnbution <br /> Mr Roger Liston, Darpetro, Inc <br /> Ms Carol Oz, San Joaquin County EDH <br /> 5 <br /> I <br />