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'} 0 <br /> �• The sparging will perform two necessary duties The first is to step the hydrocarbon from the <br /> water and soil and the second is to oxygenate the water to promote biodegradation Since all of <br /> the chemicals in gasoline have Henery's constants above 10's Atm-M3- mole" they will be stnpped <br /> from the water and soil as they have been with the vapor extraction system The added oxygen to <br /> the water will allow more oxygen for the microorganisms to metabolize the hydrocarbons in the <br /> water and soil <br /> The sparging system will have to be monitored to assure it is operating properly Pnor to starting <br /> the sparging the depth to water in wells BM-1, BM-3, BM-4, BM-5, BM-6, BM-7 and BM-8 will be <br /> measured After two days of operation the depth to water will again be checked in these wells <br /> The reason for checking is to define the limas of the sparging and to observe if the mounding from <br /> the sparging in not too great Before starting the vapor recovery from the extraction wells they will <br /> be checked for the amount of hydrocarbons in the wells and again two days later this will be <br /> checked Future testing will depend on the onginal tests <br /> If the system operates as designed the sparging will continue until it is not removing any more <br /> hydrocarbons If it is not operating as designed the system will be shut down and adjustments will <br /> be made <br /> ADDITIONAL MONITORING WELLS <br /> The EHD letter requests two additional monitoring wells Well BM-12 will be located along the <br /> western property line of this property and will check the incoming groundwater contamination from <br />• sites west of this property Well BM-9 records incoming contamination from westerly sites but this <br /> well will define the extent of the contamination Well BM-13 will monitor contamination directly <br /> down gradient of source area (old tanks) Well BM-11 may monitor this, however there is a <br /> contaminated site to the southeast of this property and some or all of the contamination in this well <br /> may come from that site In Apn1 1996 we dnlled two hydropunch CPT bonngs in the parking lot of <br /> Pep Boys, the findings are shown in the Quarterly and Activity Report of June 10, 1996 We <br /> planned to drill three bonngs, however, the ng encountered refusal before it reach the water table <br /> This well (BM-13)will be dnlled at approximately the same spot <br /> The EHE has also requested we dnll one bonng to define the vertical limits of the contamination <br /> Through discussion, we have requested this bonng be converted to a vapor extraction well labeled <br /> VW-6 The well position and design is shown in Figures 4 and 5 <br /> Wells BM-12 and 13 will be dnlled to a depth of 60 feet, which is 10 feet below the lowest depth to <br /> water taken since January 1990 Vapor extraction well VW-6 will be dnlled to a depth of 45 feet <br /> Dunng the drilling soil sampled will be taken every 5 feet, checked with an OVA Meter and <br /> selected sampled will be sent to Sherwood Labs, a certified California Analytical laboratory, for <br /> analyses of the TPH and BTEX chemicals The bonngs will be logged geologically by a <br /> Registered Geologist <br /> The wells will be constructed using 2 inch PVC slotted casing from 60 feet to 30 feet in BM-12 &13 <br /> and from 45 feet to 15 feet in VW-6 Blank casing will placed from the end of the slotted casing to <br /> the surface Number 3 sand will be placed opposite the slotted casing and about 2 feet above the <br /> casing A bentonite seal made of hydrated chips will be placed directly above the sand and the <br /> remainder of the well annulus will be filled with hydrated cement Each well will be capped with a <br /> steel traffic box <br />. The dnrl cuttings will be placed in steel drums and left on site until the laboratory analyses are <br /> finished <br /> F <br />