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® A 0 . <br /> of three calculated casing purge volumes. <br /> Next, the well is resounded to assure that a minimum of 80% water column recharge <br /> has been achieved . Once well stabilization has occurred , the well is sampled through <br /> the dedicated discharge tubing . Only containers with the appropriate preservatives are <br /> used to collect these samples . All sample containers are provided by a State Certified <br /> Laboratory (pre-preserved voas) . All samples are labeled and logged on the Chain of <br /> Custody, then placed on ice in an ice chest until delivered to the laboratory , within 48 <br /> hours . The locking cap and lock are put on the top of the casing and then the well <br /> head is closed . <br /> Purged water will be stored in a sealed drum and left on site. The drums will be labeled <br /> properly. After the chemical analyses are completed the contamination in each drum <br /> will be assessed . If the chemical analyses of the water shows to be free of <br /> contamination it will be disposed of properly. <br /> CGG has submitted sample blanks, which were pure water and had the voa's tested <br /> and the laboratory results showed no contamination . Using a sample blank in the field <br /> (site) with the waterra system , there is no cross contamination . <br /> The objectives for the monitoring program is to quartelry measure the depth of the <br /> water in the casing from a surveyed reference point of the top of the casing . Obtain a <br /> water sample from the water within the slotted casing in each well and have a <br /> laboratory test for the chemicals which the regulator requires. <br /> The purpose of this labor is to inform the consultant and the regulator the direction of <br /> the ground water flow and its gradient. If changes in any of these items, they will be <br /> noted and possible other wells will be needed to define the contamination plume. <br /> If the site is in remediation , this monitoring will keep the consultant and the regulator <br /> informed of the progress of the remediation . If the remediation system is not effecting <br /> part of the site , then modifications will be made to assure that the remediation is <br /> removing the contamination . When the remediation is complete and the wells show <br /> acceptable or no contamination , then a closure for the site is requested . <br />