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S E C O R - - -- - <br /> 76(Former BP)Service Station 1193 <br /> SJCEHD <br /> November 15, 2007 <br /> Page 2 <br /> • Permitting. Permits for the installation and destruction of the groundwater <br /> monitoring wells will be obtained from SJCEHD prior to beginning work. <br /> • Borehole Clearance Activities. Prior to initiating field activities, SECOR will <br /> mark the boring location, contact Underground Service Alert (USA) at least 48 <br /> hours prior to the initiation of field work, and will contract a private utility locator to <br /> determine whether the proposed boring locations are clear of potential <br /> subsurface obstructions. After clearance is verified by USA and the utility locator, <br /> the borings will be air-knifed to a depth of approximately five feet below ground <br /> surface (bgs) to further minimize the risk of encountering subsurface structures <br /> that are not anticipated at the locations. <br /> • Well Destruction. SECOR will supervise a C57 California licensed drilling <br /> company during the destruction operations. The monitoring well M]V-12 located <br /> on the Kelly Drive(Figure 1)will be over drilled to its total depth removing the well <br /> casing, then grouted to ground surface using neat cement. The traffic rated well U l U <br /> boxes will be removed and the destroyed well will be capped with appropriate <br /> materials to match the existing grade. The well boxes and well casing will be <br /> contained and disposed of offsite. ? d <br /> • Well Installation. The borehole for well MW-13 will be completed as a two-inch <br /> diameter, Schedule 80 PVC groundwater monitoring well. The depth of the well <br /> and the length of the 0.010-inch slotted screen interval will be determined based <br /> on the depth of the next encountered water-bearing zone consisting of coarse- <br /> grained sediments, but is anticipated to be approximately 110 feet bgs, as <br /> described in the SECOR work plan dated August 30, 2007. For wells greater <br /> than 50 feet deep, stainless steel, collar-type centralizers will be attached to the <br /> well casing string, just above the top of the well screen and at every 50 feet of <br /> blank casing. In addition, straightness of the well casing string will be maintained <br /> by suspending the casing throughout the well construction process until the <br /> annular seal has set. <br /> • Compliance with AB 2886 Requirements. Also per AB 2886 requirements, <br /> SECOR will electronically upload the data obtained during this investigation into <br /> the SWRCB (State Water Resources Control Board) Geotracker Database <br /> (www.swrcb.aeotracker.ca.gov). Documentation of the electronic data format <br /> (EDF) submittals will be included in the final report. <br /> • Soil and Water Disposal. Soil cuttings and purgelrinsate water generated <br /> during well installation and destruction activities will temporarily be stored in <br /> California Department of Transportation(DOT)-approved, 55-gallon steel drums <br /> on-site pending characterization and disposal. The drums containing soil and <br /> IMP-ARCM05 BP-COP Sites1111931Work Plans111193 MW-12 Well Destruction WP.doc <br />