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• • Page 4 of 6 meeting you have with them April 4th"??? From: Dennis Leikam [mailto:dennisl@olives.com] Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2008 9:42 AM To: Mike Infurna [EH] Subject: RE: MW work plan Hi Mike, Sorry about the confusion here, I agree hopefully we can wrap this up today. If you are in the office and would like me to swing by (it might be easier in person), I can do that. Let me take this one at a time: You are looking at the right figure, Fig. 19 shows the proposed well LOCATIONS #4 and #5 (these are what is called out on the application). I tried to explain that each location may be two wells, one deep and one shallow. I should have used some kind of notation to show that they are separate wells (S=shallow, D=deep): #4-S, #4-D, #5-S, #5-D for a total of four wells. I guess figure 19 is more of a "Location" map, showing the locations wells are to be drilled, not necessarily a "well map" showing the names of the wells. In response to your numbered questions: 1) The two wells are not going to be nested, they will be separate boreholes, maybe 5'from each other like you say below. 2) Well #5 is to be located near the property boundary ON STUDLEY COMPANY PROPERTY. 3) 4) For study area 2, Well location #4 (fig 19, discussed above as wells #4-S and 4-D) is covered in this application since it is on Studley Co. property. Another application will be submitted as soon as we have access agreements for Proposed Well Cluster#3 (fig 19), which is located on the neighbor's property. 5) "Onsite" wells include Well #4-S and #4-D (figure 19, study area 2, proposed soil boring #4), Well #5-S and #5-D (figure 19, study area 3, proposed deep well #5), PDW-2 (figure 20), PDW-3 (figure 20), PDB-1 (figure 20), and PDW-4 (map not found in workplan, I attached a map for it to the application separately since it is "exploratory" and not in response to regulatory action). That is a total of 8 wells, all located on Studley Co. property. 6) Carlee at VW said she'd be glad to chat with you (or me) about the spec's. Are you looking for OD and wall thickness? OD=8 5/8", Carlee is figuring out what the wall thickness is, but I think it's 5/8".... 7) Typically we would drill to groundwater, then drill an additional 10-feet and set the casing/screen. When they say "overdrill" they want us to keep drilling through groundwater until we hit the next confining layer. This would just tell them how thick the aquifer is. Hopefully this helps, if you want to chat in person, I'll swing by your office today. Since you'll be out of the office, I agree, it would be nice to wrap it up today. Thanks, 5/7/2008