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ARCHIVED REPORTS XR0007793
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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
3500 - Local Oversight Program
File Section
ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0007793
RECORD_ID
PR0505525
PE
2953
FACILITY_ID
FA0002387
FACILITY_NAME
KEYSTONE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIES INC
STREET_NUMBER
632
Direction
S
STREET_NAME
EL DORADO
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95203
APN
14907033
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
632 S EL DORADO ST
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
001
QC Status
Approved
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aluminum foil,capped with a polyethylene lid, and sealed with electrical tape The <br /> samples will then be properly labeled, showing the boring number and depth of <br /> collection, date,time, sampler's name, and preservation Soil samples will be <br /> individually placed in zip-lock bags and immediately refrigerated in an ice chest <br /> ' containing frozen blue ice The samples will be maintained in a refrigerated condition <br /> until they are delivered to the analytical laboratory for analyses Chain-of-custody <br /> documentation will be maintained from the sampling location to the analytical <br /> ' laboratory The chain-of-custody will be signed by the sampler and placed in the <br /> container holding the samples Condition of the samples will be noted on the chain- <br /> of-custody document by the laboratory <br /> • Soil cuttings generated during well bore drilling and sampling will be placed on and <br /> completely covered with plastic sheeting in a secure area of the Site Figure 8 <br /> illustrates the drill cutting storage area It is anticipated that approximately 5 to 10 <br /> cubic yards of drill cuttings may be generated Upon receipt of the laboratory <br /> analyses,the drill cuttings will be transported offsite and either disposed or recycled <br /> within 90 days of accumulation date and will be the responsibility of the Owner <br /> • Duplicate soil samples will be collected at the rate of one duplicate soil sample for <br /> every 10 soil samples collected, or one duplicate sample for every day of sampling <br />' 0 The bottom of each well bore will be drilled to 10 feet below uppermost groundwater <br /> encountered during borehole drilling <br /> • Well casing will be 2-inch-diameter Schedule 40 Polyvinyl Chloride(PVC) <br /> thermoplastic flush-threaded blank and perforated casing The casing string will be <br /> fitted with screw-on bottom caps and locking top caps No solvents or adhesives will <br />' be used to assemble the casing string Perforated casing will be installed from the <br /> bottom of each well boring to approximately 5 feet above groundwater encountered <br /> during borehole drilling <br /> • Perforated casing will be factory slotted with 0 020 inch slots <br /> • The annular space around the perforated well casing will be packed with clean graded <br /> sand from the bottom of the boring to 2 feet above the perforated casing <br /> • Each well surface seal will be constructed with a minimum of l foot of bentonite <br /> 1 pellets above the sand pack, followed by 2-sack neat cement and sand slurry mix to <br /> the surface <br /> • The well heads will be secured with a water-tight, locking well cap encased in a <br /> traffic rated surface vault <br /> • WeIl identification information will be affixed to each well cap <br /> • Well construction will be permitted and inspected by the LIA <br /> 3.1.4 WELL DEVELOPMENT <br /> Each monitoring well will be developed using a vented surge block to stabilize the sand filter and <br /> clear the well of fine material Well development operations will begin a minimum 24 hours <br />' following well completion Development will continue until sediment entering the well through the <br /> 366-002 -7- <br />
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