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Escalon Cellars TL F06601.01 <br /> February 9, 2000 Page 5 <br /> monitor well with 10 feet being above water and 20 feet below to provide for increases and declines <br /> of the water table. Water level measurements in the onsite production well indicate a depth to water <br /> of 55 to 60 feet.Based on this,the anticipated total depth of the monitor wells will be approximately <br /> 80 feet and the wells will be perforated from 50 to 80 feet. The wells will be constructed of four- <br /> inch diameter Schedule 40 PVC casing with flush threaded joints. The bore hole with be 11 inches <br /> in diameter. Perforations will be 0.02-inch and the wells will be gravel packed with Lonestar No. <br /> 3 sand or equivalent. The gravel pack will be tremied through the augers and placed from the bottom <br /> of the well to approximately five feet above the top of the perforations. A minimum three foot thick <br /> bentonite seal will be placed on top of the gravel pack and the remaining annular space will be filled <br /> with a sand-cement grout. The cement seals will be allowed to cure for a minimum of 48 hours <br /> before development and sampling of the wells. The wells will be completed above ground and an <br /> 8-inch diameter surface casing with a locking lid will be installed to secure the wells. Drill cuttings <br /> are anticipated to be non-hazardous and will be placed in the disposal fields. Monitor well drilling, <br /> well installation and development will be done according to Twining's SOP's which are included <br /> in Appendix A. <br /> 4.22 Laboratory Analysis - All samples will be analyzed at the Twining <br /> Laboratories, Inc., a State of California Certified Laboratory. The samples will be <br /> analyzed for halogenated volatile organics using EPA Method 601. <br /> 4.23 Surveying-The new monitor wells will be surveyed by a State of California <br /> licensed surveyor. The location of each monitor well will be surveyed and plotted <br /> on a base map of appropriate scale. Measuring point elevations will be measured to <br /> the nearest 0.01 foot. <br /> 4.24 Site Safety Plan - A site specific site Health and Safety Plan (HSP) will be <br /> prepared which will address safety concerns related to drilling and ground-water <br /> sampling at the Escalon Cellars site. A copy of the HSP will be kept on site at all <br /> times during the field investigation and all personnel involved in the field operations <br /> will be informed of potential safety concerns and the location and content of the <br /> safety plan. A copy of the HSP is included in Appendix B <br /> 4.3 Task 3 Technical Report <br /> After completion of the field investigation, Twining will prepare a report <br /> summarizing the results of the investigation. The report will include well <br /> construction, logs of the soils encountered during monitor well drilling, a ground- <br /> water elevation map and a summary of the analytical results from monitor well <br /> sampling. The report will include conclusions on whether ground water has been <br /> impacted and an estimate of the impact,if any. Recommendations for further work, <br /> if necessary,will also be included. <br /> 5.0 SCHEDULE <br />