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placed in the ground. Handling in the field requires a final wash with <br /> detergent or other similar solution. <br /> ' Some form of steam cleaning or high-pressure water-spraying technique <br /> combined with a low-sudsing non-phosphate detergent shall be employed <br /> followed by rinsing with potable water. The rinseate and drill cuttings may be <br /> spread on the ground near each site. If the well is located in a developed <br /> ' area, where surroundings are comprised of streets, sidewalks, and <br /> landscaping, it may be acceptable to discharge the rinseate adjacent to the <br /> well construction site if the soil infiltration rate is sufficient to prevent ponding. <br /> ' Otherwise, the rinseate and cuttings may be transported to a nearby land <br /> application area for spreading and disposal. Discharge to stormwater drains <br /> or surface water features is not acceptable. <br /> ' Should conditions change, or new information become available to suggest <br /> that proposed well sites are located in potential problem areas, it may be <br /> ' necessary to determine soil quality and water quality characteristics prior to <br /> well construction. If problems are confirmed, decontamination procedures <br /> shall be developed on a site- and contaminant-specific basis and thoroughly <br /> ' described in the Groundwater Well Project Description Addendum. In <br /> general, for any contaminated areas a contaminant-appropriate <br /> decontamination solution shall be used on all equipment between sites. All <br /> ' decontamination shall take place over a nonporous surface, and <br /> decontamination liquids contained for proper disposal. Drill cuttings, <br /> wastewater and rinseate shall be disposed of in accordance with all <br /> applicable federal, State, and local requirements and approved by the <br /> RWQCB. <br /> 2.4 Soil Samalinci and Borehole Lopping <br /> Completion and submittal of Water Well Drillers' Reports is a requirement of the <br /> ' California and San Joaquin County well standards. Accordingly, soil cuttings <br /> shall be logged to describe their texture, moisture content, grain size, and color. <br /> In the Lathrop area, the near surface deposits are characterized by discontinuous <br /> inter-bedded silty sand, sandy silt, silty clay, clay, and sand deposits. <br /> Continuous-core sampling in these types of sediment deposits is an option for <br /> providing sufficiently detailed information. <br /> In addition to soil cutting descriptions, the borehole log shall also report any <br /> changes in the drilling rate, caving of the borehole, or changes in water <br /> ' temperature or water levels. All observations shall be recorded and reported on <br /> a well boring and construction form (an example boring and construction form is <br /> provided in Appendix C). <br /> - 5 - <br />