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ILIb-g-6 <br /> k'j KLEINFELDER <br /> ATTACHMENT A <br /> Ground Water Assessment <br /> Harvest Glen Site <br /> Tracy, California <br /> OBJECTIVE <br /> Documented chloroform contamination in the ground water exists at Georgia-Pacific <br /> (approximately 1,800 feet east of the Harvest Glen site) and at Triple E Produce Company <br /> (approximately one mile southeast of the Harvest Glen site). The Jonathan Group wishes <br /> to assess baseline levels of chloroform in ground water at three locations around the <br /> Harvest Glen site prior to development. <br /> SCOPE OF WORK <br /> Kleinfelder will develop the work plan required by San Joaquin County prior to beginning <br /> field activities. After the work plan is approved, Kleinfelder will install, develop, and <br /> sample three monitoring wells at the Harvest Glen site. <br /> Specific locations of the monitoring wells will be selected by the Jonathan Group to reduce <br /> the impact of well locations on development activities. Based on regional data collected in <br /> Spring, 1987 by the San Joaquin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District, <br /> ground water at the site is anticipated to be approximately 50 feet below ground surface <br /> and flowing generally north. Kleinfelder recommends installing one well upgradient of the <br /> Harvest Glen property, one well downgradient, and one well between the Harvest Glen <br /> and Georgia-Pacific sites. <br /> Three 4-inch PVC wells will be installed to a maximum depth of 70 feet. The wells will be <br /> installed, developed, and sampled using strict environmental protocol to reduce the <br /> possibility of cross-contamination and to maintain the integrity of the wells and the <br /> samples collected from the wells. Details of the well construction, development, and <br /> sampling will be included in the work plan submitted to the San Joaquin County <br /> environmental Health District. <br /> The elevations of the well casings will be surveyed and depth-to-water measurements will <br /> be made to assess ground water elevation gradients at the site. <br />