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' 16 <br /> ' Groundwater monitoring well MW-10 was also developed on January 11, 1999 using <br /> the surge and bail technique The well was surged for approximately fifteen minutes using a 2- <br /> inch surge block followed by bailing with a 1 5-inch diameter by 5-foot long stainless steel <br /> bailer Well development was deemed sufficient when the parameters pH, temperature and <br /> conductivity stabilized wittun 10 percent of the previous reading for three consecutive <br /> measurements and clear water was being produced All measurements were recorded on well <br /> ' development logs which are located in Appendix C <br /> ' All well development equipment was thoroughly cleaned prior to and following use at <br /> each groundwater monitoring well location The cleaning procedures consisted of steam <br /> ' cleaning or tnple-nnse cleaning methods The tnple-nnse cleaning method employed consisted <br /> of washing the equipment in potable water with a cleansing solution, rinsing in potable water, <br /> ' then rinsing with distilled water All purge water was placed in 55-gallon drums which were <br /> labeled and left on-site pending final disposition <br /> 4.6 WELL SURVEY <br /> ,1 <br /> Following well completion, the Northing/eastmg coordinates and elevation relative to <br /> ' mean sea level for each new and existing well were surveyed by a California Licensed Land <br /> Surveyor A Plat of Survey is provided as Appendix D <br /> 4.7 QUARTERLY GROUNDWATER MONITORING <br /> 1 <br /> Groundwater sampling activities were completed on February 4, 1999 by Gettler-Ryan <br /> 1 Groundwater sampling procedures are provided in the quarterly report prepared by Gettler- <br /> Ryan located in Appendix E <br />