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The SJCEHD reviewed WEGE's recent quarterly groundwater monitoring reports and <br /> requested the preparation of a workplan to further define the lateral and vertical extent of <br /> the soil and groundwater contamination plume in a letter dated August 24, 1999 That <br /> workplan is presented below in Tasks IN <br /> TASK I: PERMITS AND USA NOTIFICATION <br /> The installation of groundwater monitoring wells proposed in the following sections of <br /> this workplan will require the issue of well permits by the SJCEHD Two of the <br /> proposed wells are to be located within the City of Stockton public right-of-way and will <br /> require additional encroachment permits <br /> The proposed monitor well locations will be marked in white paint Underground <br /> Service Alert will then be notified at least 48 hours prior to any drilling activities in order <br /> to clear the marked locations for underground utilities <br /> TASK II: DRILLING AND COMPLETION OF GROUNDWATER <br /> MONITORING WELLS <br /> OVERVIEW OF THE SCHEDULING AND SITING OF MONITORING WELLS <br /> This workplan proposes the installation of four monitor wells for the purpose of <br /> establishing the vertical and lateral extent of soil and groundwater contamination at the <br /> site WEGE proposes to install these wells in two stages <br /> One initial well (MW4) will be installed at a location immediately east of the former UST <br /> to establish the vertical extent of contaminants in soil and groundwater below that already <br /> documented by the three existing monitor wells The historical minimum groundwater <br /> elevation at the site for the period of the UST operation was 72-77 feet bgs The three <br /> existing monitor wells that surround the former UST are screened to a maximum depth of <br /> 50 feet bgs Soil samples collected during the installation of those wells were not <br /> analyzed below a depth of 35 5 feet <br /> Monitor well MW4 will be drilled to a depth of 80 feet bgs at the location most likely to <br /> show the maximum vertical penetration of contaminants during the historical <br /> groundwater elevation minimum Soil samples will be collected at five-foot intervals to a <br /> depth of 50 feet bgs and a continuous core of soil samples will be collected from 50 to 80 <br /> feet bgs Hydropunch groundwater samples will be collected at 60, 70, and 80 feet bgs <br /> The soil and hydropunch samples will be screened in field with a PID and/or portable <br /> chromatograph and selected samples will be analyzed for concentrations of TPH-G, <br /> BTEX, MTBE, and total lead by a certified laboratory The field screening of soil and <br /> hydropunch groundwater samples will be used to establish a twenty-foot zone between 50 <br /> • and 80 feet bgs to be completed with machine slotted casing The certified laboratory <br /> results from the discrete soil and hydropunch samples will be used to identify and <br /> 3 ARC PUMP -WKPLN- 9128/99 <br />