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EHD - Public
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3500 - Local Oversight Program
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ARCHIVED REPORTS XR0012543
FileName_PostFix
XR0012543
RECORD_ID
PR0543370
PE
3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0003608
FACILITY_NAME
ARCO AM PM*
STREET_NUMBER
2405
Direction
S
STREET_NAME
AIRPORT
STREET_TYPE
WAY
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95206
APN
16910029
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
2405 S AIRPORT WAY
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
001
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Approved
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I <br /> w 11 <br /> Chevron/Alrport <br /> February 1991 <br /> above the top of the well screen. A 1-foot thick layer of hydrated bentonite pellets was placed above <br /> each sand filter pack and a cement surface sea[was set to grade level above the bentonite• <br /> he <br /> wellheads were sealed with locking plugs and a traffic-rated EMCO Wheaton street box was placed over <br /> the cap. Well depths are 65-feet below grade. Well construction details are presented with the drill logs <br /> 4 '.n Appendix B. <br /> t Standard Groundwater Technology well development <br /> procedures require neer we!is to be developed using a combination of balling,surging and pumping. <br /> Groundwater Technology employed a truck-mounted surge block and bailer system to develop the throe <br /> e to <br /> new wells. Monitoring well(MW-2)was developed on December i9 �90. San s as�d gtrawas s ndM1N 3 I <br /> develop monitoring wells MW-3 and MW 4 on December 4 further development of this well. A <br /> caused the serge-block to bind In the casing temporarily,preventing <br /> clayey sift was encountered within the casing In MW-4 at approximately 47-feet below grade. This F <br /> . . prevented further development and sampling of this well. Additionally,on D�_cember 3, 1990, <br /> approximaiely four well volumes were bailed from monitoring well MW-1• When the well volume had <br /> " recovered to approximately 60 percent of Its static water level,the well was sampled. <br /> i <br /> M An additional well permit was obtained frjm the County Environmental Health Division for the <br /> reinstallation of MW-4(Appendix A). On January 14, 1991,MW-4 was drilled out and a new well <br /> reconstructed In its place. This well was developed on January 24, 1991,and sampled following the <br /> SOPs described earl`'or(Appendix C). <br /> GROUNDWATER MONITORING AND SAMPLING <br /> On December 3, 1990,the four monitoring wells on the site were professionally surveyed to a <br /> common datum to determine location and wellhead elevations. On January 24, 1991,Groundwater <br /> einstalled monitoring wets MW- <br /> Technology shot levels of the r4 top of casing In relatlon to the top o`ecember 3,1990,prior <br /> .. casing of MW-2. Monitoring wells MW-1,KIW-2 and MW-3 were monitored on D <br /> to development and sampling using an electric probe: The well survey and monitoring data which were <br /> gathered on January 24 are presented on Table 3,and Appendix E presents the monitoring data on the <br /> appropriate record sheet. No separate-phase hydrocarbons were detected. <br /> _ GROUNDWATER <br /> TECHNOLOGY,INC. <br />
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