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p <br /> r <br /> ATTACHMENT A -2- <br /> APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS <br /> GENERAL ORDER FOR LAND DISPOSAL OF <br /> GROUND WATER OR SURFACE WATER <br /> FROM CLEANUP OF PETROLEUM FUEL POLLUTION <br /> a. Volatile organic constituents (EPA Method 8021B or 8260B). <br /> b. Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons in the Gasoline and Diesel ranges (EPA <br /> Method 801513/5030 and 8015B/3510). Additional or alternative TPH <br /> analyses may be required if the suspected pollutants contain hydrocarbon <br /> fractions outside the range of these tests. <br /> c. Lead, soluble lead or tetraethyl lead(Graphite Furnace AA or equivalent). <br /> d. Chlorinated pesticides (EPA Method 8081A). <br /> e. General mineral analysis, including electrical conductivity, total dissolved <br /> solids, chloride, sulfate, nitrate and pH. <br /> f. Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (EPA Method 8310). <br /> g. Fuel oxygenates (EPA Method 8260B). <br /> B. Site hydrogeology <br /> 1. Depth to groundwater,including seasonal variations, if known. <br /> 2. Direction and gradient of groundwater flow, if known. <br /> 3. Vertical and lateral extent of water quality degradation and pollution, if known, <br /> including details on the location, construction, and analytical results from <br /> groundwater monitoring wells used to define the plume. (Note: satisfactory <br /> plume definition, to be determined by Regional Board staff, must be completed <br /> lk <br /> as a condition for compliance with this Order) Also, describe other contaminant <br /> 1 source areas or plumes that may be affected by the proposed extraction and <br /> discharge. <br /> 1 <br /> 4. A statement on the potential impact of the wastewater discharge on the <br /> containment and rate of movement of the groundwater plume. <br />` 5. Effects of the extraction system on the groundwater gradient and the plume. <br /> 6. An estimate of the anticipated length the time extraction will be needed. <br /> 7. Describe water users; upgradient, downgradient or crossgradient; who could be <br /> affected by the extraction of groundwater or the disposal of treated groundwater. <br />