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u %NO CITY OF STOCKTON DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL UTILITIES 2500 NAVY DRIVE STOCKTON, CA 95206-1 191 (209)944-8750 RECEIVED IV Q November 6, 1992 NOV 13 1992 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Layne-Western Company, Inc. 275 Road 98 Woodland, CA. 95695 Attn: Tom Dea Subject: Smith Canal Sanitary Pump Station Well The City of Stockton is preparing to formally destruct an existing well located at our Smith Canal Sanitary Pump Station on Fontana Avenue at Smith Canal in Stockton. We request that you provide us with a written proposal to perform this work. The well is 8 inches in diameter, approximately 159 feet deep, and is located in an open area of the lot North of the pump station building. At present, the well is open with a steel cap tack welded in place. There is adjacent area available which should be sufficient to accommodate the necessary equipment required to perform the work. Mild steel casing extends from the top of the concrete slab to -159 feet. A well video has been performed and shows no obstructions inside the well. Please provide a written cost proposal to destruct the well in conformance with the following requirements: 1. obtain a Well Abandonment Permit as required by the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department. Copies of this permit shall be provided to the City prior to the start of work and posted on site during the project. All costs for the permit and associated inspection costs are to be included in the bid price. Likewise, all coordination for permit inspections shall be the responsibility of the Contractor. 2 . Mobilize and demobilize all required equipment. 3 . Remove the reinforced concrete slab, excavate down, and cut and remove the well casing 5 feet below ground surface. 4 . Perforate the well casing from -100 feet to -5 feet with a mills knife or other approved perforating device. "STOCKTON...CALIFORNIA'S SUNRISE SEAPORT"