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• Well SB-1 is added to the program and monitored for the parameters listed in the <br /> WDR plus VOCs. by EPA 601. <br /> After implementing an EMP, a water quality monitoring plan must be prepared that <br /> demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed corrective action (CCR, Title 23, Section <br /> 2550.10 [d]). The corrective action monitoring plan described below has been designed to <br /> meet this objective and to determine compliance with the WQPS proposed in Section 7.0. <br /> 6.1 Corrective Action Monitoring Plan <br /> Groundwater from well MW-5 is impacted by leachate emanating from the northeastern <br /> portion of the landfill as indicated by the detection of VOCs in the samples collected from <br /> the wells. VOCs are not naturally occurring, and their detection is an indication of landfill <br /> impact. Consistent with the EMP, wells MW-5 and SB-1 are currently sampled on a <br /> quarterly basis to evaluate changes in water quality. However, instead of using EPA <br /> Method 601 to analysis for VOCs, EPA Method 8260 will be used as required by WDR <br /> Order No. 94-259. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed corrective action, <br /> these two wells will continue to be sampled on a quarterly basis. <br /> In addition to monitoring the groundwater from the shallow perched water-bearing zone, <br /> the surface water sampling required in the WDR Order No. 94-259 will be required for the <br /> corrective action monitoring program. <br /> 6.2 Analytical Parameters and Frequency <br /> Groundwater samples will be collected consistent with the sampling and analysis <br /> procedures presented in Appendix D. Wells MW-4, MW-5, and SB-1 will be sampled <br /> quarterly for the field and monitoring parameters listed on Table 1 (except MW-4 will only <br /> be analyzed for VOCs annually). Surface water will be sampled after the first storm of the <br /> rainy season which produces significant flows and quarterly thereafter when water is <br /> present. The COCs for both ground and surface water will be monitored once every five <br /> years except for the constituents in which concentration limits yet need to be established <br /> which will be monitored quarterly. <br /> SACW.\PJGM39M390031.9BG-94\edg:l Rev.0,4/20/95 <br /> 0939-003.19 6-2 <br />