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MEMORANDUM <br /> CALIFORNIA REGIONAL W06R QUALITY CONTROL BOAR CENTRAL VALLEY R- <br /> 3443 Routier Road Phone: (916) <br /> Sacramento, CA 95827-3098 ATSS Phone: ?- <br /> TO: Antonia Vorster FROM: John J. Tomkoo <br /> DATE: 17 July 1989 SIGNATURE: 4& <br /> SUBJECT: Statement of Work for Interim Ground Water Extraction, Withdrawal , and Disc <br /> System, July 1989, Defense Depot Tracy, San Joaquin County. <br /> I have reviewed the subject report. The Depot is requesting the telefaxing of our cc <br /> to them no later than 24 July 1989 so they can meet their funding deadline for the C <br /> federal fiscal year. <br /> The Depot has agreed to conduct a phased approach to their Interim Remedial Act= <br /> requested in our letter of May 1989. The Depot intends to install five extraction <br /> three injection wells, and ten monitoring wells as an initial phase. They also inti <br /> construct a stripping tower to handle flows up to 500 gpm. <br /> The Statement of Work provides a fairly comprehensive phased approach to the instal ' <br /> of an interim ground water extraction, treatment, and disposal system. However, I h-a . <br /> following comments and concerns regarding this Statement of Work: <br /> 1) Section 3. 1.3.4 states that a permit to discharge will have to be obtainer <br /> the Department of Water Resources and the Regional Water Quality Control <br /> The only required permit to discharge to the injection wells and the stor* <br /> is a Waste Discharge Requirement's permit from the Regional Board. A Rep- <br /> Waste Discharge application form and the associated filing fee schedule mt: <br /> completed by the Depot before Waste Discharge Requirements are draftee <br /> monitoring requirements discussed below will likely be included in the <br /> requirements. <br /> 2) Section 3.13. 15 discusses the content of a Ground Water Model Report tha.- <br /> be prepared by the contractor prior to the construction of the ground <br /> system. Though the main objective of the extraction system is to contain <br /> site migration of contaminants, because of the unknowns associated wi <br /> hydrogeology of the site, an important aspect of this initial phase <br /> generate the hydrological and water quality data necessary to evalua� <br /> . <br /> effectiveness of the initial design, and to feedback the collected data. : <br /> ground water model , to the design of the subsequent phases of extracti <br /> injection well installation. In order to generate useful data it is nec.- <br /> to install monitoring wells in the proper locations and at appropriate <br /> and to effectively monitor the extraction, injection, and monitoring ra . <br /> The Ground Water Model Report should provide the strategy to be emoir: <br /> collecting the necessary data. The extraction and injection we: <br /> apparently be placed and screened within the more permeable strata <br /> the site and the exact determination of these strata will be based on <br />