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Page 2 of 4 <br /> hours...but a tech was with the probe all night and never left them alone/unattended. <br /> as an option to maintaining the'borings'status, you may install two or three borings the first thing in the am <br /> on day one and sample at the END of day one and then destroy all that were installed. maintains the same <br /> day thing. you can then return and repeat this for additional probes on day TWO. <br /> but if you choose to do multiple sampling for each probe, days apart, then you may, but you'll have to <br /> consider them quarter inch WELLS, and install them as you would any other well. with a nonpermeable <br /> surface seal, a locking well cap, and a mechanic devise designed to protect the well from liquid infiltration, <br /> traffic(vehicles or pedestrian)and needs a tool to secure and open.. Think of these overnight probes as <br /> mini vapor wells. as you would install a 2"or 4"PVC well, you need to do the same for these quarter inch <br /> tubing probes. <br /> And EACH well is$122. as an example, you proposed 6 probes. then your permit fees would be$366 <br /> plus 6 X$122($732),for a new total of$1098. that's for 6 soil vapor'probe-wells;'.. were you planning on <br /> keeping the six borings open over night too? if so, plan on 12 X$122 plus the$366, totaling <br /> $1830. you've submitted $488 for permit fees so far. any additions/changes should consider the balance <br /> from $488 already deposited. adjust your fees to the total and submit the balance due with the revised <br /> work plan. <br /> whatever you decide, modify the work plan to reflect CLEARLY your intention for installing, duration of <br /> well/boring, details on materials for any needed surface protection, and a plan/method/material for <br /> destroying these holes. Typically all ADDED materials to a boring must be removed at destruction. even a <br /> quarter inch tube could allow surface liquids to migrate down. I'll need to review your destruction <br /> procedures and approve them also. <br /> There should be no confusion to anyone reading this revised workplan later(court, RP, nonTech folks)on <br /> what was proposed. <br /> I can be quick as you can, but I'll need a least a two working days to process, issue, and organize and fit <br /> 'rush'jobs into my schedule. don't plan on drilling the day after you submit..No less than 2 working days <br /> from full submittal (all complete and accurate info) to drill date is the bare bones, absolute quickest <br /> turnaround time available...and ONLY if all is correct.... <br /> mike. <br /> since you paid <br /> From:JLanzon@Geosyntec.com [mailto:JLanzon@Geosyntec.com] <br /> Sent:Tuesday,January 25,20119:35 AM <br /> To: Mike Infurna[EH] <br /> Subject: RE: 800 West Church Street-boring permit <br /> Mike, <br /> Thank you for your thorough review and helpful comments.I will be sure to address these as soon as possible and send <br /> a revision your way. <br /> One question—on the soil gas probes(Figure 3,to be installed to 5'bgs),we would like the option to install these one <br /> day and sample the following day.These probes will be constructed much like a well with a filter pack and bentonite <br /> grout.They are completed with a ball valve which would be closed upon installation and only opened when sampling <br /> equipment has been attached.As such,there will be no open hole overnight,but I realize this may result in additional <br /> permit fees.I will be sure to update the work plan to reflect the schedule for decommissioning of each sample type,but <br /> please let me know if there are additional fees we should be paying upfront. <br /> We are aware of the requirement to submit results and will certainly be prompt to follow up on that. <br /> I hope to get the revisions back to you today or tomorrow.Given that revisions will come your way by the 26th,will the <br /> review time be sufficient to begin work on Feb 2?Please let me know what your schedule is and we will reschedule the <br /> 1/31/2011 <br />