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k"oork Plan for Monitor Well Closure <br /> Pilkington North America <br /> Page 2 <br /> cement/bentonite (3-5%) grout. The grout will be injected into the monitoring well at a pressure <br /> of approximately thirty-five pounds per square inch. Once the grout is in place, the upper five feet <br /> of the well will be over-drilled and additional grout added. The grout will be allowed to <br /> mushroom at the top of the well and then will be leveled and brought to grade. The traffic box <br /> and any other refuse from the well destruction activities will be disposed of on-site in a manner <br /> that PNA elects. <br /> Grout volume calculations for the closure of monitoring wells MW-17 and MW-18 are shown in <br /> Table 1, below. The volume of grout is based on the diameter of the borehole and the PVC <br /> casing, the length of the PVC casing and filter pack, and an estimated filter pack porosity of 25%. <br /> Condor will prepare a brief monitoring well destruction report for submittal to the SJCEHD. The <br /> report will include a discussion of the field activities. A draft of the report will be presented to the <br /> property owner for approval prior to submittal of the final report. <br /> Upon approval of this Work Plan by the SJCEHD and the approval of the Client to proceed, the <br /> proposed fieldwork can be completed within approximately two to four weeks. A report can be <br /> submitted within four weeks of the completed fieldwork. If.you have any questions or need <br /> additional information,please call us-at 209-234-0518. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> CONDOR EARTH TECHNOLOGIES, INC. <br /> LX7 F <br /> f <br /> Casey Ki o� s� Nnald F.Kresse <br /> Staff Geologist NO. 30 California Registered Geologist#6430 <br /> Attachments: Figures 1 and 2 9� CA �,�©��' <br /> Well Destruction Permit Applica ion <br /> Grout Volume Calculations <br /> cc: Mr. Roger Bishop,Pilkington North America <br /> PA3000_pd\3151 Pilkinton PLOR3151J UST Review\Work Plan\MW Closure WorkPlan.doc <br /> �a CONDOR <br />