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Former Beacon Station No.104 February 26,2003 <br /> Stockton California Prelimina y Results Report and Work Plan Addendum <br /> • The monitoring wells MW-13 and MW-14 shall be vertical delineation wells screened at 145 <br /> to 150 feet bsg and 135-140 feet bsg, respectively. The purpose of the wells shall be to <br /> delineate the vertical extent of dissolved gasoline constituents in the monitoring well MW- <br /> 12 area and to confirm the vertical delineation indicated by the soil boring B-6 groundwater <br /> sample. Monitoring wells MW-15, MW-16 and MW-17 shall be used to delineate and <br /> confirm the lateral and vertical extent of dissolved gasoline constituents south of the <br /> monitoring weII MW-7 area, south of the monitoring well MW-9 area, and west of the <br /> monitoring well MW-11 area. The monitoring well shall be screened at 145 to 150 feet bsg <br /> in MW-15, at 95 to 100 feet bsg in MW-16, and at 135 to 140 feet bsg in MW-17. <br /> All fieldwork shall be conducted in accordance with Horizon Field Methods and Procedures <br /> (Appendix B). The scope of work to be performed shall be accomplished by the following <br /> tasks: <br /> Task 1 Schedule a licensed driller to perform drilling and well installations; secure <br /> off-site property access agreements or encroachment permits, if necessary; <br /> obtain required well permits from the San Joaquin County Environmental <br /> Health Department; 4) secure encroachment permits, if required; 5) update the <br /> Site Health and Safety Plan; and notify Underground Service Alert (USA) to <br /> identify and locate underground utilities in the site area. <br /> Task 2 Utilize a C-57 licensed drilling contractor to drill soil borings using hollow- <br /> stem auger equipment and install monitoring wells MWA 3 through MW-17 in <br /> the borings. Record sampling information, field screening and soil description <br /> data, and well construction details on soil boring logs during drilling and well <br /> installation. Describe soils using the Unified Soil Classification System <br /> (USCS). Collect soil samples at 5-foot intervals with a split-spoon sampler for <br /> lithologic logging purposes and for potential analyses where necessary to <br /> supplement site soil data. Field screen soil samples for the presence of volatile <br /> hydrocarbons with a photo-ionization detector (PID) or equivalent device. <br /> C:\Projects11474\14\WPaddnm2-03.doe <br /> Project No. 1474.14 5 HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL INC. <br />