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s <br /> • � EC ® R <br /> � a <br /> 7-Eleven Store #32262 <br /> Work Plan for Additional Site Assessment and Interim Remediation <br /> March 19, 2004 <br /> Page 7 <br /> GROUNDWATER MONITORING AND SAMPLING <br /> Wells MW-7, MW-8, and MW-9 will be incorporated into the quarterly groundwater monitoring and <br /> sampling program Prior to sampling, depth to water in the groundwater monitor well will be taken <br /> Each well will be sampled by purging approximately 3 casing volumes of water using a downhole <br /> pump or hand bailer until groundwater parameters of pH, temperature, and conductivity stabilized as <br /> measured by portable meters calibrated to a standard buffer and conductivity standard <br /> Groundwater samples will then be collected by lowering a clean disposable bailer into the well and <br /> collecting a representative sample of the formation water If the well is slow to recover, the sample <br /> will not be collected until the water level has reached 80 percent of its initial level The groundwater <br /> sample will be slowly transferred to laboratory-cleaned 40 mL VOAs, sealed with Teflon -lined caps, <br /> and transferred to cooled storage <br /> Groundwater samples will be submitted to Kiff Analytical, a California certified laboratory, for analysis <br /> of BTEX, TPHg, MtBE, and, TBA, DIPE, EtBE, and TAME by EPA Method 8260E <br /> WASTE HANDLING AND STORAGE <br /> During drilling operations, all augers, sampling tools, and down hole equipment will be steam <br /> cleaned prior to use All rinsate water, purge water and soil cuttings generated during the drilling <br /> operations will be stored in 55-gallon drums at the site pending laboratory analysis for proper <br /> disposal <br /> FEASIBILITY TESTING AND INTERIM REMEDIATION <br /> Feasibility Tests <br /> In order to minimize the migration of contaminants offsite, SECOR will conduct separate oxygen <br /> infection and groundwater extraction feasibility tests at the site <br /> Oxygen Injection Feasibility Test , <br /> SECOR proposes to conduct an oxygen injection test using the proposed injection well, S-1 <br /> Approximately 150 to 300 cubic feet (ft) of oxygen will be injected into well S-1 (Figure 5) <br /> Dissolved oxygen (DO) readings will be taken from S-1, MW-5, and EX-1 with a DO meter equipped <br /> with a down hole probe before, immediately following, and approximately one day after the injection <br /> event During infection, the oxygen flow rate and injection pressures will be recorded Lower <br /> explosive limit (LEL) oxygen readings will also be collected in well MW-5 and EX-1 before and after <br /> oxygen injection Data collected during the test will be used to determine the oxygen injection radius <br /> of influence SECOR expects to inject oxygen for approximately two hours <br /> If DO readings measured in MW-5 and EX-1 show a significant increase from baseline levels, <br /> oxygen injection may be used as an interim remedial approach to destroy dissolved MtBE by <br /> stimulating biologic activity within the saturated zone <br /> Groundwater Extraction Step-Draw Down and Constant Discharge Feasibility Test <br /> In preparation for the groundwater extraction test, a 6,900-gallon holding tank will be set at the site <br /> adjacent to the extraction well A 3-inch diameter electric submersible groundwater pump, controller, <br /> and generator will be used to extract groundwater from EX-1 The pump will be set 1 foot off the <br /> bottom of the well and depth to the pump intake from top of casing will be recorded A valve and <br /> flow meter connected in-line with the discharge hose will be used to control and measure flow rate <br /> 32262 Offsite well install and interim remediation workplan doc SECOR International Incorporated <br />