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• was mobilized on monitoring well #2 at 1150 hours, (see PLATE VI for its location ) Surface sediments consisted of tan to light brown salty clay, firm & dry Because of the irregular surface, ' at was necessary to raise the rig somewhat to level at, and core measurements are one (1) foot higher The first core was taken from 4 ' -51611 , recovery was 1211 of tan to light brown silty clay, with some black inclusions - either decomposed asphalt or carbonaceous material No odors were noted The bottom sleeve was promptly sealed and preserved using the same field procedures described earlier Cores were taken at 5 foot intervals from 9 ' to 3516" using WJH standard field protocol described above The first petroleum odor was noted from the cored interval 191 -201611 , but no visible staining or discoloration was noted, and a portion of the core placed an a sealed plastic bag did not show a response when tested with the PID meter The next core, from 241 -251611 , also had a petroleum odor, but no visible evidence of contamination was noted, and the PID meter • dad not gave a positive reading The cored interval from 291 -3016" dad not have an odor, showed no evidence of staining or discoloration, and gave no response when screened with the PID meter . The final core was taken from 341 -3516" It consisted of tan to brown sticky clay, with some inclusions of black minerals . The material did not appear wet . The core head contained sticky blue-grey clay, it had a faint petroleum odor. A portion of the core placed in a plastic bad and screened with the PID meter dad not show a reading. For complete details of blow counts, core recovery, & lithology, refer to PLATE VIII The augers were advanced about 5 feet, a weighted tape was run and located water at 37 ' below grade The augers were then advanced to 50 ' for completing When the augers were removed after running casing, the bottom 15 ' were covered with very wet, sticky blue clay with occasional lenses of sandy clay There was a petroleum odor noted 2" Schedule 40, blank & slotted flush screw-]oant PVC was run 1n the flights to 501 ; the bottom 20 ' consisted of horizontal 020" machine cut slots with a solid screw on plug on the bottom. The top of the screen was at 301 , approximately 7 ' above the water table From 30 ' to the surface was blank #3 Lonstar graded • sand was poured down the annular space between the casing and the 6