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• DDJC-Sharpe Permanenezometer Installation rk Plan <br /> Addendum GMS Boundary Condition Vei'fication <br /> immediately before it is to be placed in the 3.4 Site Management <br /> boring. <br /> 3.4.1 The goal of site management is to on- <br /> 3.2.3 Each piezometer screen will consist of a duct all field operations in an appropriate and <br /> 1-inch nominal diameter,Schedule 40 PVC efficient manner while minimizing impac s to <br /> continuous slot screen with flush threads. The roadway traffic.This goal will be met by <br /> screen will be of sufficient size and design to establishing effective communication between <br /> hold back and support the filter pack and in-situ the contractor and local authorities,and through <br /> soils surrounding the screen. The piezometer planning and preparation prior to beginni g the <br /> screen will include a"pre-packed"filter pack field investigation.All piezometer locatic is will <br /> along the full length of the screen. The be 5 to 10 feet from pavement edges,whi h will <br /> piezometer will have a bentonite/grout seal allow the CPT rig to be out of direct tra <br /> above the filter pack that will be hydrated after however,orange traffic cones will be pla d <br /> emplacement. A water tight, 6-inch diameter along the road next to the CPT rig during teld <br /> subsurface utility box will be installed over the activities. <br /> top of each piezometer.The top of each utility <br /> box will be completed slightly above the 3.4.2 The DDJC-Sharpe point of contact <br /> surrounding grade and concrete will be sloped to (POC)for this field effort is John Guzmai i at <br /> allow water to drain away from the protective (209)8394129. <br /> well box. <br /> 3.4.3 URS will immediately report via <br /> 3.3 Site Reconnaissance, telephone to the DDJC-Sharpe POC,or th <br /> Preparation, and Restoration designee,any data or results generated du 'ng <br /> this investigation that may indicate an imniment <br /> 3.3.1 Placement of all proposed CPT boring health risk.Following this telephone noti ca- <br /> locations will be verified with USA to avoid tion,a written notice will be prepared and <br /> encountering any underground utilities. Each delivered within three days. This special tifi- <br /> CPT location will be marked prior to contacting cation shall include supporting documentation. <br /> USA for utility clearance. <br /> 4.0 DATA ASSESSMENT AND <br /> 3.3.2 Emergency equipment(e.g., fire exting- REPORTING <br /> uishers,personnel safety equipment, etc.)will <br /> be kept at each site where work is being con- Data assessment and reporting will be per. <br /> ducted.Each work crew will be equipped with a formed in accordance with the Comprehensive <br /> mobile phone to communicate with the DDJC- Field Work Plan(URS, 2001). <br /> Sharpe staff or local authorities in order to <br /> quickly alert the appropriate emergency service 4.1 Data Assessment <br /> should their assistance be required. <br /> 4.1.1 The data collected or compiled duri g the <br /> 3.3.3 The objective of the site restoration is to subsurface investigations generally will include: <br /> leave the area of work as it was originally. <br /> Unused boring materials, stakes, and flagging • Northing and easting coordinates; <br /> will be removed from each site at the conclusion <br /> of work. No increases in erosion potential are • Top of casing and ground surface elev - <br /> anticipated as a result of this work. tions; and <br /> • Groundwater elevations. <br /> K:\02238\Sharpe Piez WP\CPT addendum Sharpe.doc 4 Mw ch 2002 <br />