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A. Backfilling <br /> 1. The Contractor shall measure the depth of the bore hole in the <br /> presence of the Engineer before backfilling. <br /> 2. Remove any organic materials from the drain rock backfill. <br /> 3. The Contractor shall maintain the well pipe vertical <br /> 4. Place backfill materials in a controlled manner to avoid bridging or <br /> overfilling the boring, or damaging the well pipe. <br /> 5. Bentonite plugs shall be hydrated in the borehole with five gallons of <br /> water. Wait one hour before adding neat cement on top of the <br /> bentonite plug. <br /> 6. The Contractor shall tremie neat cement in the borehole. <br /> 7. Soil backfill in the well bore hole shall be firmly compacted in <br /> maximum of two-foot lifts. Compaction in the borehole shall be from <br /> above with weighted plastic pipes or equivalent method. <br /> B. Uncompleted Wells <br /> 1. If a well bore hole is not drilled by the end of the day and is to be left <br /> open, the Contractor shall securely cover opening of the bore hole for <br /> safety and to prevent landfill gas escaping into the atmosphere. A <br /> 8'x4'x Y2" inch thick sheet of plywood with weights may be placed over <br /> the borehole or the drilling auger may be left in the borehole with its <br /> top covered. The Contractor shall also cordon off the area with safety <br /> cones. <br /> 2. The Contractor shall be responsible to enforce Cal OSHA Health and <br /> Safety requirements and secure the construction area. <br /> C. Construction Well Logs <br /> The Contractor shall provide a well construction log of each well to <br /> Engineer at the end of the project. The well log shall be a sketch identifying <br /> the following information: <br /> • Logger's name, Company's name, date and time. <br /> • Name of EHD inspectors on site. <br /> Construction Specifications San Joaquin County <br /> Dual LFG Extraction Wells Public Works Department <br /> Harney Lane Sanitary Landfill Page 8 of 13 Solid Waste Division <br /> Revised 11-18-09 <br />