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a <br /> i <br /> "".MMI , Rnl <br /> age <br />'1 <br /> -'� hollow-stem augers, following the standard <br /> procedures and requirements of the governing <br /> regulatory agencies. <br /> During drilling, soil samples will be collected <br /> continuously, beginning at grade and continuing to <br /> the capillary fringe of the saturated zone. The <br /> samples recovered for chemical analysis will be <br /> sealed with Teflon tape and plastic caps and <br /> placed immediately into a cooler with dry ice or <br /> ice. <br /> The soil boring will then be converted to a ground <br /> water recovery well to a depth of approximately 10 <br /> to 15 feet below the top of the saturated zone (to <br /> an anticipated total depth of 30 to 35 feet below <br /> grade) . This proposed well will be constructed <br /> of clean, 6-inch diameter, flush-threaded, <br /> Schedule 44 PVC blank and screened (0.010-1 <br /> nch <br /> slat size) casing and the required gravel pack. <br /> The top of the well shall be secured with <br /> watertight locking caps and utility boxes finished <br /> flush with the ground surface. The well <br /> construction procedures and details will be in <br /> accordance with applil. able requirements of the <br /> regulatory agencies. <br /> Task Gevelop, Sample, and Survey Wells <br /> Prior to sampling, water level measurements at <br /> each well will be recorded, and the ground water <br /> will be .inspected for the presence of free product <br /> or sheen. The recovery well willb properly <br /> The <br /> developed prior to purgingsampling. <br /> purged water will be trarsierr=u to 55-gallon <br /> drums and transported for proper disposal. <br /> During purging, pH, temperature, and conductivity <br /> readings will be taken. As these readings <br /> stabilize, indicating that the water is <br /> representative of the water in the aquifer, the <br /> samples will be collected in appropriate clean <br /> glassware. The samples will be placed in an iced <br /> cooler and transported to a California-certified <br /> laboratory. <br /> This well will be surveyed by a licensed surveyor <br /> from the top of the casings to 0.01 foot accuracy <br /> in reference to an established benchmark or a <br /> common datum. <br /> 5 <br />