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Jeanine Jones 2 July 22 , 1986 <br /> Under interim measures on page 5, which "other" well locations <br /> will be used to retard groundwater contaminant movement? Is <br /> there an intention to use wells other than MW6 and MW213 , which <br /> we discussed at the June 19, 1986 meeting? <br /> In addition to the general schedule on page 11, the workplan <br /> should have a schedule or time table to show when well drilling, <br /> soil sampling, data evaluation and report submittal will take <br /> place. <br /> The workplan should contain the following information with regard <br /> to the groundwater assessment. <br /> o Exact location for proposed wells and borehole. <br /> o Name of the property owner of the well locations, if <br /> other than MCTC. <br /> o Drilling method to be used. <br /> o Name of laboratory which will do water analysis. <br /> o Name of company which will do geophysical logging of <br /> the borehole. <br /> The portion of the workplan regarding additional soil sampling <br /> should be expanded to include the following information: <br /> o Name of person and consulting company who will do soils <br /> assessment <br /> o Type of equipment used to take soil samples <br /> o Methods used to do sampling <br /> o Name of laboratory which will do soil analyses. <br /> The Kleinfelder Soil Assessment Report described the area of soil <br /> contamination under the retort pit as a truncated pyramid (page <br /> 32) . this appears to be an acceptable estimate of the shape of <br /> the contaminant plume. To further define the area of <br /> contamination, more soil sampling should be done in a radial area <br /> surrounding the retort pit area. It will be helpful for ion <br /> mitigation purposes to clearly define the extent of contaminat <br /> in the area between the retort pit and the pond. The potential <br /> for contaminant migration through the vadose zone (especially the <br /> sand channel under the retort pit) into the groundwater needs <br />