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• 0 <br /> the percentage of bentonite in the bentonite-cement grout will not exceed 5 percent by <br /> volume, to prevent excessive shrinkage of the cement mix. <br /> 3. Well Protection <br /> Because the monitoring wells will be located within the land application area, where <br /> vegetation may limit visibility, it is proposed that they be constructed with above-ground <br /> completions. Above-ground completions will consist of an 8-inch protective casing <br /> installed at the well. This protective casing will extend approximately 2 feet above the <br /> ground surface and 3 feet into the well seal grout. The protective casing will be vented to <br /> the atmosphere by a lockable, hinged cap. The cap will prevent entry of water but will <br /> not be airtight, so the well will be in open connection to the atmosphere to allow for <br /> water level stabilization. The hinged cap will be locked with a heavy-duty padlock. The <br /> top of the well casing will be a minimum of 4 inches below the protective casing cap. In <br /> addition, a ''/4 inch diameter drainage port will be installed centered 1/8 inch above the <br /> level of the concrete pad. <br /> A square concrete pad will be placed at the monitoring well site, with the well located at <br /> the center of the pad. The pad will measure 3 feet by 3 feet, and will be 6 inches thick. <br /> The pad will contain welded wire fabric (No. 10 wire) at middle depth throughout. Four <br /> 4-inch diameter, Schedule 40 steel posts will be installed around the monitoring well pad <br /> to prevent damage to the well by vehicular operation. The posts will be installed a <br /> minimum of 2'/2 feet into the ground and extend approximately 3'/2 feet above ground <br /> surface. The posts will be anchored in concrete and painted fluorescent yellow or orange. <br /> The outside of the protective casing,hinges, and cover/cap will also be painted <br /> fluorescent yellow or orange. Extra care will be taken to ensure that no paint or aerosol <br /> spray enters the well. The well designation will be painted on the outside of the <br /> protective casing using white paint and a stencil. The identification will be accomplished <br /> after the casing is painted. All painting will be completed and dry prior to well <br /> development. The site will be restored at the completion of the well, with sites graded to <br /> original contours. <br /> D. WELL DEVELOPMENT <br /> The monitoring wells will be cleaned and developed to improve the permeability of the <br /> zone around the well screen, and to permit the collection of sediment-free groundwater <br /> samples. The development of the monitoring well will be performed as soon as practical <br /> after well installation, but no sooner than 48 consecutive hours after grout seal placement. <br /> Well development will be accomplished with a pump and/or a bottom discharge/filling <br /> bailer(for sediment removal) and surge block. Well development will be completed at <br /> least four consecutive days before well sampling. Development will proceed in the <br /> manner described below until the well water is clear to the unaided eye and the sediment <br /> thickness remaining within the well is less than 5 percent of the screen length. No <br /> dispersing agents, acids, disinfectants, or other additives will be used during development <br /> Project Workplan 5 SA1433 <br /> July 30,2004 n1sa01433\gwmwiwp\workp1an.doc <br />