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MW-4 will be installed approximately 160 feet north of the Quality Cleaners in the general area of <br /> Partner's May 2015 groundwater sample from boring B7-GW. This well is intended to be a <br /> downgradient/cross gradient groundwater monitoring well. <br /> MW-5 will be installed approximately 180 feet northeast of the Quality Cleaners in the general area of <br /> Partner's May 2015 groundwater sample from boring B8-GW. This well is intended to be a downgradient <br /> groundwater monitoring well. <br /> It is anticipated that the depth of the bottom of the well screens will be 20 to 25 feet bgs. The two-inch <br /> diameter wells will be constructed of Schedule 40 PVC and will be placed in a six-inch diameter borehole <br /> drilled with a hollow-stem auger drill rig. The screen slot-size will be 0.020 inch and the top of screens will <br /> be at an interval above the water table that will allow for an annular seal with a minimum thickness of at <br /> least five feet. The screen intervals will be determined in the field but will not exceed 15 feet and will not <br /> cross connect different hydrologic units based on logging of the soil borings in the field. If stratum within <br /> the saturated material below the water table consisting of distinctly finer grained soil that appears to <br /> separate over and underlying coarser-grained soil, the vertical location of the screened interval will be <br /> modified such that the screened interval is overlying the finer grained stratum. <br /> A filter pack, consisting of rounded, Monterey No. 3 sand (washed and bagged at one cubic foot per sack) <br /> will be placed into the annular space to a depth of approximately one foot above the top of the screen. <br /> The groundwater in the wells will be agitated with a surge block to settle the sand pack by flushing the <br /> fine grained sediments from the sand pack. A one-foot-thick seal, consisting of dry bentonite pellets, will <br /> be placed above the filter pack. The remaining annular space will be filled with neat cement grout. A <br /> flush-mounted, traffic-rated well vault will be emplaced to provide access to the wellheads. The well vaults <br /> will be set above existing site grade to promote positive drainage away from the wellhead. <br /> Equipment used for the advancing of the soil borings and the sampling of soils will be decontaminated <br /> (steam-cleaned, TSP, lab-grade detergents, etc.) before arriving on Site between each boring and <br /> sampling, and before leaving the Site each day, or as necessary to reduce the chances of cross- <br /> contamination. The decontamination fluids (rinsate) will be temporarily contained in Department of <br /> Transportation (DOT)-approved, appropriately labeled, steel 55-gallon sealable drums. The rinsate would <br /> be stored on-site and disposed pending analytical results using the procedure described above for <br /> transport and disposal of IDW. <br /> The monitoring wells will be developed with a vented surge block, and a bailer. The development will be <br /> conducted until each well is producing relatively sand-free groundwater with limited turbidity. <br /> Groundwater generated during well development will be temporarily stored in DOT-approved steel 55- <br /> gallon drums. The handling and disposal of well development water will be conducted in accordance with <br /> the procedures described for decontamination fluids and other IDW. <br /> 5.5.1 Proposed Groundwater Sampling Methodology <br /> Groundwater samples will be collected from the wells in approximately 48 hours following well <br /> development. Prior to collecting groundwater samples, The wells will be purged using a reduced-flow <br /> Sampling and Analysis Plan <br /> Tracy Corners Shopping Center <br /> 3225 North Tracy Boulevard <br /> Tracy,California 95376 <br /> Partner Project Number SM14-129814 <br /> Docket Number HAS-VCA 14/15-108 <br /> August 15,2016 <br /> Page 18 <br />