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�. in 55-gallon DOT-approved drums. All drubs will be labeled <br /> identify the source of the wastes such as well identification <br /> number, soil boring identification number, or decontamination <br /> wastes. Protective <br /> then. placed in dru.;.s.Clothing will be placed in plastic bags and <br /> All dl-ums generated will stored <br /> disposal can be arranged based onbthe laborato site un}it proper <br /> ry 'resul,.s. <br /> 2.3 AQUIFER TESTING <br /> tests <br /> A win g-berm aquifer pumping test and a number of aquifer slug <br /> Performed on the existing and newly installed <br /> monitoring wells to assess aquifer hydraulic conductivity, <br /> transmissivity and storativity. This data will be used to evaluate <br /> m the potential migration of the hydrocarbon constituents in the <br /> ground water system and in the design of the product <br /> recovery/remediation system. <br /> In addition, a product bail-down test will. be performed on <br /> monitoring wells within the plume to estimate the thickness of the <br /> product floating on the water table. This information will also <br /> be used to design the product recovery systems and to estimate the <br /> period of recovery necessary for remediation. <br /> 2.4 PROVISIONAL SITE INVESTIGATION <br /> An extended site investigation program will be followed should <br /> the petroleum hydrocarbon and chlorinated hydrocarbon plumes remain <br /> undefined after sampling from the additional three monitoring <br /> wells. The extended program will consist of a series of <br /> wb water and soil samples taken through soil borings, test of ground <br /> hydropunches to delineate the boundaries <br /> remediated. of the plumes to be <br /> LD01.064 <br /> 10 <br />