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EHD - Public
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4400 - Solid Waste Program
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COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
EW-5 INSTALL PERMIT PACKAGE 2/14/25
RECORD_ID
PR0440005
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4433 - LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE
FACILITY_ID
FA0004516
FACILITY_NAME
FORWARD DISPOSAL SITE
STREET_NUMBER
9999
STREET_NAME
AUSTIN
STREET_TYPE
RD
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MANTECA
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95336
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201060013, 5
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9999 AUSTIN RD MANTECA 95336
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Mr. Brenden Kenny <br />Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board <br />February 1, 2023 <br />www.arcadis.com 4/6 <br />Well Development <br />Groundwater monitoring well(s) will be developed no sooner than 48 hours after installation to allow adequate <br />time for the well seals to cure. The well(s) will be developed by airlift, surging, bailing and/or over-pumping to <br />remove sediment introduced during drilling and/or well construction. <br />During well development, the volume of any mud dispersant solutions or fresh water added (if necessary), water <br />removed, and field parameters will be measured, including pH, electrical conductivity, turbidity, oxidatio n- <br />reduction potential, dissolved oxygen, and temperature. Development will continue until the turbidity is reduced to <br />below 5 nephelometric turbidity units and/or when field parameters have stabilized (less than 10% variation in <br />readings). <br />Extraction Well Testing <br />Hydraulic testing, including step and constant rate testing, will be conducted in accordance with the Revised Work <br />Plan Addendum (Arcadis 2022b) after installation of the groundwater extraction wells and piezometers, to assess <br />the extraction well capacity, aquifer response and area of capture in accordance with the methods presented in <br />the Revised Work Plan Addendum. The period of pumping for the constant rate test will be determined based on <br />the hydraulic response of the well during development and step testing but is anticipated to be up to <br />approximately 8 hours for pumping duration, with comparable recharge fluid level recovery monitoring conducted. <br />The results of the hydraulic testing will assist w ith finalizing the design of the interim remedial action. <br />Reporting <br />Following completion of the proposed field activities, Arcadis will evaluate the data and prepare a summary of the <br />results. A report will document the items in the Revised Work Plan Addendum (Arcadis 2022b) and this Second <br />Work Plan Addendum and will include the following: <br />• Background and history. <br />• A scaled site plan illustrating locations of the interim remedial action extraction well and piezometers, and SI <br />soil borings/temporary soil vapor probes and temporary wells (if applicable), and other relevant site features. <br />• Documentation of the remedial extraction well and piezometer installations, and interpretation of hydraulic <br />testing activities. <br />• Documentation of groundwater, soil vapor, and soil sampling. <br />• Results of the laboratory analyses performed on the groundwater, soil vapor, and soil samples collected <br />during the first phase of SI completed in June and July 2022. <br />• Analytical results posted on plan view and on cross -sectional view figures. <br />• Discussion of the potential source(s) and extent(s) of the VOC mass in groundwater and soil vapor beneath <br />the CDCR property.
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