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Petrig Seed Company <br /> Monitoring Well Installation <br />' Page 2 <br /> r <br /> The soil from each sampled interval was logged by a California State Registered Geologist <br />' using the Unified Soil Classification System The color, texture, moisture, plasticity (if <br /> applicable), consistency of the earth materials, pertinent soil or bedrock characteristics, <br /> and any evidence of contamination was noted All water-bearing zones and the depths at <br />' which they were encountered was noted on the log Reference samples were taken from <br /> interval and stored in a chip tray <br />' A sample for analysis was collected from each sampled interval These samples were <br /> immediately sealed in their liners using aluminum foil-lined plastic caps that were taped in <br /> place with duct tape All sampling equipment was washed with TSP solution and rinsed <br />' with potable water between each sample to prevent cross contamination <br /> The samples were immediately placed in an ice chest containing both ice and blue ice The <br />' samples were logged on a chain of custody and transported by Greyhound bus lines to <br /> Geo-Monitor, Inc , a California State certified laboratory, for analysis <br />' The boring into the saturated zone was drilled to eleven feet beneath the top of the <br /> aquifer It was then completed as a monitoring well and backfilled with concrete grout, <br /> after a bentonite seal had been placed <br /> 4.2 Well Construction <br /> All materials used in the well construction were thoroughly cleaned prior to introduction <br /> into the boring A two inch diameter PVC well casing with end cap and 0 02" factory <br />' perforations was placed in the boring The casing and end cap was threaded and no PVC <br /> cement was used A filter pack, consisting of#3 Monterey sand, extended one foot above <br /> the perforated casing Then, a bentonite seal two and a half feet thick was placed in the <br /> annular space above the filter pack followed by a cement-bentonite grout to the surface <br /> 4.3 Well Development and Sampling <br /> Thew well 1 was developed until the well water appeared clear of sediment The well was <br /> then allowed to stabilize for twenty four hours prior to sampling <br /> The samples were refrigerated immediately and logged on a chain of custody for <br /> transportation by Greyhound bus lines to Geo-Monitor Labs, Inc , a California State <br /> certified laboratory, for analysis <br /> r A travel blank provided by the laboratory accompanied the sample vials from the time they <br /> were picked up from the lab to the time they are delivered to the lab The travel blank is <br />