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09/12/97 16:43 GR/GSI—SACTO + 12094640138 P09 <br /> Work Plwt Pot Soil Boring and Monitoring Well Insial14Gn - Unwin Station No. 6981 <br /> September 12, 1997 <br /> To implement this proposed scope of work, GSI proposes the following five tasks. GSI <br /> Field Methods and Procedures are included in Appendix A. <br /> Task 1. Soil Boring and Well Ltstallatlon <br /> Task 1.1. Pre-field Activities <br /> GSI will prepare a site safety plan and obtain the necessary soil boring and <br /> monitoring well installation permits from the SJCEHD- An encmachment permit will <br /> be obtained from the City of Stockton for the offsite well. Underground Service <br /> Alert (USA) will be notified 48 hours in advance of the scheduled work. Prior to <br /> drilling, GSI will contract with a subsurface utility locator to clear the onsite boring <br /> location. <br /> Task 1.2, Well Installation and Soil Boring <br /> GSI will im itall one off-site groundwater monitoring well on the east side of pacific <br /> Avenue between the former locations of wells MW 12 and MW-13, and will drill one <br /> exploratory soil boring adjacent to the location of vapor extraction well VW 2. <br /> Proposed locations are shown on the Figure 2. Drilling will be performed by <br /> Woodward Drilling (C57 #710079). A GSI geologist will monitor the drilling <br /> activities and prepare a log of each boring. Soil borings will be drilled with 8-inch <br /> diameter hollow-stem augers. The well boring will be drilled to approximately 55 <br /> feet bgs., and the exploratory soil boring will be drilled to approximate) 40 feet bg <br /> Upon completion, the o.1 boring will be backfilled from approxima <br /> 40 to 33 feet bgs wi OI2C shirr d from 33 fee[ to ground surface with neat <br /> cement using a tremie pipe and pump. <br /> Soil samples for description and possible chemical analysis will be obtained from <br /> each boring at five-fiwt intervals, as a minimum, Soil from each sampled interval <br /> will be screened in the field for the presence of volatile organic compounds using a <br /> ,plotoionizationdetector(PID). Screening data will be recorded on the boring logs. <br /> Although the actual number of samples submitted for chemical analysis will depend <br /> on site conditions and field screening data, we anticipate a minimum of three soil <br /> samples collected from above groundwater will be submitted for chemical analysis <br /> as described in Task 5. <br /> The groundwater monitoring well will be constructed using 2-inch diameter Schedule <br /> 40 polyvinyl chloride (PVC) well casing and 0.02-inch itlachine-slotted well screen. <br /> The wells will be constructed With 30 fret of screen (25 to 55 feet bgs). The annular <br /> 7ass.zra 4 <br />