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j <br /> I <br /> Ia <br /> of the borehole, leaving a slotted interval above the occurrence of groundwater to observe <br /> for floating product. 'Th6 sand pack will be placed to"a point about two feet above the slots. <br /> 'A bentonite seal will be placed atop the.sand pack, and a cement grout seal placed atop the <br /> bentonite using a tremie line, filling from the bottom to top of the borehole.„A traffic.rated <br /> ',well head access box'and'se'cunty device'will`complete the wellhead. �` S <br /> Monitoring Well Sampling and Development The monitoring well will be developed to <br /> 'iemove the drilling muck, grade the sand pack and provide a more complete hydraulic <br /> connection to the aquifer. A well development log will be kept of the well volumes <br /> 'removed until the water becomes clear and the amount.of sand pumped is-minimal. `The. <br /> well will be allowed to recover.for at least 72 hours prior to sampling. The well casing will .," <br /> be surveyed to a known datum to accurately measure groundwater elevation contours. <br /> Well.Casin2LElevation Survey t Ila <br /> The monitoring well casing elevation. will be.surveyed to a known elevation datum so I <br /> . -,accurate groundwater elevations and flow gradient can be-measured. J <br /> .Wright will use the same elevation datum, if.available, as those identified!in the file review <br /> wells at the aforementioned sites. Should a common datum not be available, Wright will <br /> survey the selected wells (pending access permission)-to a known,sea-level referenced <br /> 'datum for groundwater level measurements. <br /> Groundwater Sampling <br /> The monitoring well will be purged using calculated well volumes based upon the depth to <br /> water.in the casing.. Depth to groundwater measurements will be.made to the nearest one- <br /> one hundredth of one foot; and also,checkedfor the presence.of`separate phase'lproduct. <br /> ,The well,will be purged to remove stagnant}Fwater in}the well casing a,As each purge <br /> ,volume is removed,:measurements of pH; electrical conductivity and temperature will be <br /> taken until these parameters stabilize over two purge.volume removals, which is interpreted <br /> to be aquifer water entering the casing., The well will be allowed to recover-to;about 80% <br /> of the initially measured water level, after.,which,the sample will.tie"collected,' ` <br /> The water sample will be 'carefully,collected with a clean bailer and. poured into the <br /> appropriate laboratory prepared container with minimum cavitation. The water sample will <br /> be labeled, logged onto a chain-of-custody form, and placed in a chilled ice chest. Upon <br /> .completion of well sampling, the well will be closed and locked. <br /> RFChemical Analysis <br /> One (1) capillary fringe soil sample, and one(1) groundwater samples will be analyzed at a <br /> State certified analytical laboratoryfrom- the exploratory boring. These samples will be <br /> chemically analyzed for the following; Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as Gasoline <br /> (TPHG), Benzene (B), Toluene (T), Ethylbenzene (E) and Xylene (X), Methyl-tert-butyl- <br /> ether(MTBE) and fuel oxygenates, 1;2 Dichloroethane and Ethylene Dibromide using EPA <br /> Methods 3510/8015, 8020, 8240 and 8260. The analyses will be performed on an <br /> "normal" turnaround (about five working days). <br /> Report <br /> A Monitoring Well Installation and Monitoring Report will be prepared for submittal to the y <br /> City of Tracy, which would then be forwarded to the PHS EHD and the adjacent property <br /> owner of Tracy Auto Stereo. The report will include the field methods, permits, <br /> Page 3 <br />