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Gary D. Haeck, Ph.D., P.G. <br /> Senior Geologist <br /> SECOR International Incorporated <br /> Sacramento Office <br /> 3017 Kilgore Road, Suite 100 <br /> Rancho Cordova, California 95670-6150 <br /> 916-861-0400 Ext. 301 Office <br /> 916-861-0430 Fax <br /> 916-384-0768 Direct dial <br /> 530-400-0362 Cell <br /> From: Mike Infurna [EH] [ma i Ito:MInfurna@sjcehd.com] <br /> Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 3:07 PM <br /> To: Gary.Haeck <br /> Subject: RE: PG&E French Camp open boring permit <br /> I got your voice mail, and I'll be keeping the permit 'open'. Now don't get <br /> too excited about it. There's rules about using/continuing to use an issued <br /> permit after the proposed work was done. <br /> Typically, permits are limited to, and get finalled when they meet any ONE <br /> of the following: <br /> 1-end of phase, as described in the approved work plan, (i.e. you said four <br /> borings and DID four borings) <br /> 2-one year since issued, <br /> 3-change in C-57 contractor, <br /> 4- change from type of boring (as in, started as push points and now you <br /> want to install monitoring wells)..big difference from original proposal...and <br /> 5- EHE) typically needs to see Ahy (as in review the report of the-first <br /> phase, or in your case, the second mobe) before we grant permission to <br /> continue to drill for more data on a permit NOT necessarily designed for <br /> multiple phases. If you can convince EHD, for example, that the 'hits' from <br /> the f irst set of borings were really a surprise (atypical chromatographs, <br /> anomalies, halogenated spikes, etc), holding time problems, or you'd like to <br /> try deeper or more laterally, or bad data/problems at the lab, or change of <br /> drilling equip due to refusal, etc...SEE? <br /> If you can't convince me you're just not trying to save $89 or if you fit into <br /> one of the 5 above, well, be prepared to annie up $89 and an application <br /> again, along with a work plan addendum. <br /> I don't need anything from you to sample the 'drinking' water well, so you <br /> can get out there any time you can. I don't need to be there either. <br /> Drinking water (Series 500) laboratory protocols are different from general <br />