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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
WORK PLANS
RECORD_ID
PR0541646
PE
2960 - RWQCB LEAD AGENCY CLEAN UP SITE
FACILITY_ID
FA0023867
FACILITY_NAME
PARCEL 2A, L&M OU
STREET_NUMBER
666
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
WEBER
STREET_TYPE
AVE
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95203
APN
13737002
CURRENT_STATUS
Active, billable
QC Status
Approved
Scanner
SJGOV\gmartinez
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Site Address
666 W WEBER AVE STOCKTON 95203
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T T <br /> Mr. Wrlam &ottaln Mr. Willem t4atmin <br /> August 25, 2m0 August 25. 2020 <br /> Pages Page <br /> Cl <br /> e surface pad will be removed using ajackha_er, and the well seal materials and well will be Please don't hesimte to contact either of the undersigned with any questions at (925) 270-4674 or via <br /> ken apart and removed using compressed air and hand tools. As materials are removed from email at:carroURtnhvdro.com andeleormnnihvdro.c <br /> well, a Trihydro geologist w1frecord field obser05Yo�ding the well condition and <br /> CS classification of any formation soils encounter Sincerely, <br /> • Once well materials of APSV-9 and APSV-10 are removed die location will be abandoned in �dm Corporation <br /> accordance widi San Joaquin County Department of Environmental Health smadards, including <br /> placement ofgrout/neat cement within the abandoned borehole under the supervision/direction of <br /> a San Joaquin County inspector. Carroll, P.G. lenn M. Leong <br /> r� <br /> \• The proposed replacement location will be at away from the low noin[ in the roadway to Geologist �o`�w0'++ q SeniorP ject Manager <br /> L minimize potential traffic snd standing water i iprccis.'17115'SnaMocatiov will be determined in <br /> the field but will be within ten feel of the fom APSV-9/10location. 42X-001-005 aamr <br /> The proposed well design consists of one &inch ng soil vapor probe set at the bottom of the hments <br /> borehole (approximately 9 ft bp;) (APSV-9R). A nd soil vapor probe will be set at a Attac f`"rarrt.e� <br /> shallower depth (approximately 5 ft bgs) (APSV-10R Both probes will be attached to '/.-inch <br /> Teflon tubing leading to the surface (extra tubing length 'll be kept at the surface to facilitate <br /> sample collection. A send filter pack consisting of AS sand will be placed around the probe. A <br /> seal consisting ofbentonite will be placed between the wells and a seal ofbentonile and neat <br /> cement will be placed above the shallow well to the surface (to reduce the potential for surface <br /> watch infilunfion into the well). After installation, a vacuum will be induced on each well to <br /> verify the integrity of the transition and sanitary seals. A new well pad and well vault will be <br /> installed with a raised elevation to reduce impacts on the well from surface water flow. <br /> • Containerize and sample all waste generated during the project in 55-gallon drums and store at the <br /> compound at 666 West Weber Avenue until samples can be analyzed by a California-certified <br /> laboratory for waste characterization and off-site disposal is coordinated <br /> Upon approval of this work plan. Trihydro will begin contacting the San Joaquin Deparuncat of -- <br /> Environmental Health for the well permit and Delta View Apartments property management for site <br /> REPORTING AND FUTURE SAMPLING SCHEDULE <br /> An installation summary report will be submitted to the CVRWQCB following completion of the well <br /> replacement activities. Following completion of the well installation activities, soil vapor samples will be <br /> collected from the replacement well APSV-9/10 on the same semiannual schedule indicated in the <br /> Request forRtmislon to Soil VaporMonitoring Pmgrmn submitted to the CVRWQCB on August 29, <br /> 2017 and approved by the CVRWQCB in a letter dated October 9, 2017. Results of the soil vapor <br /> sampling will be presented in the semiannual groundwater monitoring reports submitted to the <br /> CVRWQCB on August I and February 1 of each year. <br />
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