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C A M B R I A <br /> fbg and screened at the bottom of the sand zone that occurs at this depth. If warranted, a <br /> conductor casing may be first installed through the shallow water bearing zone using mud rotary <br /> drilling equipment. The screened interval of this well will extend from approximately 75 to 85 <br /> fbg. The well will be constructed using four-inch diameter Schedule 40 PVC casing. The <br /> sandpack will be placed from the bottom of the well screen up to one foot above the top of the <br /> well screen, followed by a two-foot thick bentonite seal, and cement grout to grade. Actual well <br /> construction details will be based on field conditions during drilling. The well will be secured <br /> with a locking cap under a traffic-rated well box. <br /> © WeQ Head Survey: The longitude, latitude, and elevation of all newly installed wells will be <br /> surveyed by a licensed surveyor per the State of California Geotracker standards. <br /> Aquifer Testing. The aquifer testing is proposed at this site for two purposes: to determine the <br /> hydraulic characteristics of the subsurface sediments and to remove 1,2-DCA mass from the area <br /> of the site containing the highest concentrations. <br /> Step-discharge tests will be performed first in each well to determine a sustainable pumping rate <br /> for the constant-rate test. The constant-rate test in S-1 will be performed for a period of five <br /> days. The constant-rate test for well S-1-85 will be yz day test. The shorter duration test in well <br /> S-1-85 is proposed to minimize downward migration of the higher 1,2-DCA concentrations <br /> found in the shallow zone. <br /> The test will utilize wells S-1 and S-1-85 as extraction points. Groundwater will be extracted <br /> using an electric submersible pump. The extracted groundwater will be temporarily stored in a <br /> 20,000-gallon Baker tank. A liquid-level switch mounted in the Baker tank will be connected to <br /> the groundwater pump to prevent tank overflow. Based on the extraction rate,vacuum trucks <br /> will be scheduled to periodically remove water from the Baker tank in order to maintain storage <br /> capacity and continuous extraction. The extracted groundwater will be transported to the <br /> Martinez Refining Company in Martinez,California for recycling. <br /> Groundwater samples will be collected from well S-1 prior to extraction,each day of the <br /> constant-rate test,and at the end of pump test. Mass removal effectiveness will be evaluated by <br /> determining 1,2-DCA mass removal,the 1,2-DCA concentration trend over the course of the <br /> pump test, and the 1,2-DCA concentration trend from subsequent quarterly groundwater <br /> sampling events. Similarly,groundwater samples will be collected from S-1-85,prior to,during, <br /> and after the constant-rate test. <br /> 0797 6 <br />