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w � <br /> Well destruction permits for the groundwater monitoring wells (MW1 through MW7) and vapor <br /> extraction wells (VEW1 andVEW2) will be obtained from the SJCPHS. <br /> k" WELL DESTRUCTION PROCEDURES <br /> A licensed California driller (Woodward Drilling of Rio Vista, California, C57 #710079) will be <br /> subcontracted by ET1C to destroy the wells. One of two methods, overdrilling or pressure <br /> grouting, will be employed to destroy the wells in accordance with the San Joaquin County Well <br /> Standards. The overdrilling technique will be used if(1) analysis of historic soil samples or the <br /> most recent groundwater samples contained detectable concentrations of hydrocarbons, or(2) the <br /> well is located in the street. The pressure grouting technique will be used if analysis of historic <br /> soil samples or current groundwater samples did not contain detectable concentrations of <br /> La hydrocarbons. Based on this, wells MWl, MW2, MW4, MW5, and VEW1 will be destroyed by <br /> pressure grouting, and wells MW3, MW6, MW7, and VEW2 by overdrilling. The wells will be <br /> sounded before destruction to determine if there are obstructions that interfere with well <br /> destruction procedures in accordance with the guidelines and requirements of the SJCPHS. Well <br /> construction details are provided in Table 1. <br /> Groundwater monitoring wells MWl, MW2, MW4, and MW5 and vapor extraction well VEW1 <br /> are constructed with 4-inch-diameter polyvinyl chloride (PVC) casings and screens (Table 1). <br /> The wells will be destroyed by pressure grouting with cement tremied from the bottoms. After <br /> �. tremie grouting, a hole at least one foot larger than the original borehole diameter will be <br /> excavated to 3 feet below ground surface and the PVC cut off 6 inches above the bottom of the <br /> excavation. The resulting borehole will be filled with neat cement grout, and the surface <br /> w., repaired in accordance with the requirements of the CSPWD. The depths of the wells, the <br /> original boring diameters, and the quantities of neat cement grout needed for well destruction are <br /> provided on Table 2. <br /> La <br /> Groundwater monitoring wells MW3, MW6, and MW7 and vapor extraction well VEW2 are <br /> constructed with 4-inch-diameter PVC casings and screens. The well construction materials <br /> 60 (casing, screen, filter pack, and seal) will be removed by overdrilling to 1 foot below the original <br /> depths (Table 1). The resulting boreholes will be filled with neat cement grout, and the surface <br /> repaired in accordance with the requirements of the CSPWD. The depths of the wells, the <br /> +-• original boring diameters, and the quantities of neat cement grout needed for well destruction are <br /> provided on Table 2. <br /> +-r REPORTING AND SCHEDULE <br /> Upon completion of field activities, a letter report summarizing well destruction procedures will <br /> be submitted to the SJCPHS, and DWR well destruction reports will be prepared for submittal. <br /> Fieldwork for the well destruction is tentatively scheduled for 26 April 2001. Completion of <br /> fieldwork is contingent on obtaining well destruction permits, and upon approval of this work <br /> plan by the SJCPHS. <br /> FrlProjecu5701371Pvlaster51Vp1�YPU3011Tezc.dac 2 <br /> �I <br />