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backfilled over-excavation area MW10 Prior to drilling and installing the wells the areas <br /> to be drilled were marked in white paint and Underground Service Alert was notified <br /> Direct push cores were obtained to determine the intervals to install the well screens <br /> MM9 AIB <br /> On June 22, 2004 Woodward Drilling used an AMS PowerProabe 9630 Pro-D direct <br /> push, rotary ng was used to continuous core (direct push) and recover one inch diameter <br /> cores to 30 feet below the surface at MW9B location First occurrence of groundwater <br /> was at 12 5 feet below the surface Cores were visually examined for lithology and with <br /> a M mRae PID (10 6 e v bulb) to determine if soils and groundwater contained volatile <br /> organic compounds Once total depth was obtained and the cores examined the same <br /> drilling rig using 8 inch hollow stem augers was used to drill to thirty feet below the <br /> surface at the direct push core hole and install well MW9B MW9B is a 2 inch diameter <br /> sch 40 PVC well with ten feet of 0 02 slot installed from 19 3 feet to 29 8 feet below the <br /> surface Number 3 sand was used as a filter pack from total depth, 30 feet below the <br /> surface to 19 feet below the surface Number 2112 sand was placed above the #3 sand <br /> from 18 5 to 19 0 feet below the surface Hydrated bentonite was placed above the sand <br /> to form a sanitary seal from 15 8 to 18 5 feet below the surface The remaining annular <br /> space was filled with neat cement with 5% bentonite tremied from 15 8 to 1 foot below <br /> surface A traffic rated flush mounted well vault was set in concrete from 1 foot to <br /> surface, see Appendix E <br /> MW9A was installed three feet west of MW9B MW9A was drilled with 8 inch hollow <br /> stem augers to a total depth of 18 feet below the surface Five feet of 0 01 slot screen <br /> was installed from 17 5 to 12 5 feet below the surface Number 2112 sand was used as a <br /> filter pack from total depth (18') to 115 feet below the surface Hydrated bentonite was <br /> placed above the sand to form a sanitary seal from 10 25 to 11 5 feet below the surface <br /> The remaining annular space was filled with neat cement with 5% bentonite trenited from <br /> 10 25 to 1 feet below surface A traffic rated flush mounted well vault was set in <br /> concrete from 1 foot to surface, see Appendix E <br /> AM8 AIB <br /> On June 23, 2004 the AMS PowerProabe 9630 Pro-D direct push, rotary rig was used to <br /> continuous core (direct push) and recovery one inch diameter cores to 30 feet below the <br /> surface at MWBB location First occurrence of groundwater was at 118 feet below the <br /> surface Cores were visually examined for lithology and with a MmiRae PID (10 6 e v <br /> bulb) to determine if soils and groundwater contained volatile organic compounds Once <br /> total depth was obtained and the cores examined the same drilling rig using 8 inch hollow <br /> stem augers was used to drill to thirty feet below the surface at the direct push core hole <br /> and install well MWBB MWBB is a 2 inch diameter sch 40 PVC well with five feet of <br /> 0 02 slot installed from 22 5 feet to 27 5 feet below the surface Number 3 sand was used <br /> as a filter pack from total depth, 30 feet below the surface to 22 feet below the surface <br /> Hydrated bentonite was placed above the sand to form a sanitary seal from 20 to 22 0 feet <br /> below the surface The remaining annular space was filled with neat cement with 5% <br /> 5 Sanchez QM 3rd 2004 <br />