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• Well Installation and Soil Boring Report-Tosco(former Unocal) Service Station#6981,Stockton, CA <br /> November 15, 1999 <br /> ncountered to the boring down to 56 feet bgs, beyond the <br /> field evidence of hydrocarbon Impact was ethewas <br /> approximate historic groundwater <br /> low <br /> collected every 5 feet asia m mmuma in in h of advanced <br /> er,at the directon of Ms he borings GR <br /> to 71 feet bgs Soil samples were <br /> geologist prepared logs of all borings and collected soil samples for possible analysis soil from each <br /> sampled interval was screened in the field for the presence of volatile organic compounds Screening data <br /> are presented on the boring logs(App <br /> endix B)Upon completion,borings MW-14,MW-15,and VW-8(subsequently renamed MW-16)were completed as <br /> groundwater monitoring wells Boring VW-9 was backfilled to ground surface with neat cement containing <br /> approximately 5%bentonite powder Boring VW-7 was backfilled with neat cement to approximately 55 <br /> feet bgs After curing overnight,the boring was completed as a air sparging well <br /> Drill cuttings were placed on and covered with plastic sheeting and stored at the site pending disposal After <br /> completion of drilling,four samples for disposal characterization were collected from the drill cuttings and <br /> submitted to the laboratory for compositing and analysis <br /> Well Construction <br /> Groundwater monitoring wells were constructed in borings MW 14,MLones and MW 16 using 20 feet of <br /> 2-inch diameter,0 020-inch machine-slotted,Schedule 40 PVC screen Lonestaz#3 graded sand was placed <br /> • in each well across the entire screen interval and extended approximately 2 feet above the top of the screen <br /> Each well was then sealed with 2 feet of hydrated bentonite <br /> chips followed by neat cement grout Well <br /> construction details are presented on the boring logs in Appendix <br /> Sparge well VW-7 was constructed using 5 feet of 2-inch diameter,0 02-inch machine-slotted,Schedule 40 <br /> PVC screen Lonestar #3 raded was <br /> ire screen interval a extended <br /> approximately 3 feet above the op oft e c placed e <br /> reen The ll was then escaled with 2 feet of bentonite followed <br /> by neat cement <br /> Well Development and Sampling <br /> Groundwater monitoring wells MW-14, MW-15, and MW-16, along with sparging well VW-7, were <br /> developed and sampled on August 21, 1999 Prior to development GR measured depth to water in each of <br /> the wells Development was conducted using a vented surge block and hand bailing Groundwater samples <br /> were collected upon completion of well development Purged water was stored at the site in properly labeled <br /> drums pending disposal <br /> data <br /> mincluded <br /> i C able 2 Copies of GR's Well <br /> Development and Sampling <br /> Field Data Sheets are in <br /> Wellhead Survey <br /> Following installation of the wells to elevations ofthe wellheads were surveyed relative to Mean Sea Level <br /> byMorrow <br /> veyed copy of to uCalifornirvlicensed land surveyor(95161)eyor's report is included in Appendix D Horizontal Wellhead elevation inates of the wells <br /> ata are <br /> also surveyed A copy <br /> • summarized in Table 2 <br /> 3 <br /> 140124 05 <br />