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� w <br /> Mr Kyle Christie Project 0805-140 03 <br /> October 5, 1995 <br /> Page 3 <br /> the site (see Figure 2) Prior to the removal of the USTs, EMCON and the tank removal <br /> contractor will have an on-site preconstruction meeting to evaluate the actual impact of the <br /> excavation activities to wells MW-1 and MW-2 1n the event that the excavation does not <br /> impact well MW-2, the well will not be abandoned and, therefore, well MW-8 will not be <br /> installed <br /> Task 1 - Prefield Activities <br /> • Prepare a site safety plan <br /> • Obtain a drilling permit from the SJCPHS <br /> • EMCON will notify Underground Service Alert of its intent to drill at least <br /> 48 hours before drilling to identify the location of underground utilities <br /> • Coordinate and attend a meeting with an SJCPHS representative to discuss <br /> proposed field operations and alternatives/contingencies <br /> s <br /> Task 2 - Field Activities <br /> Well Abandonment Activities <br /> a Contract a licensed well driller to drill out monitoring well MW-1 and possibly <br /> well MW-2 using 12-mch-diameter augers The well(s) will be drilled out to an <br /> approximate depth of 65 feet bgs, and the well casing, filter pack, and surface <br /> seal will be removed The former well location(s) will be grouted to ground <br /> surface using neat cement EMCON and the tank removal contractor will have an <br /> on-site preconstruction meeting to evaluate the actual impact of the excavation <br /> activities to wells MW-1 and MW-2 In the event that the excavation does not <br /> impact well MW-2, the well will not be abandoned <br /> Tank Removal and Replacement Activities <br /> Existing Tanks and Product Delivery Line Removal and Sampllin <br /> • Collect appropriate soil samples from within 2 to 4 feet below the base of the <br /> former gasoline tanks One soil sample will be collected from beneath each end of <br /> each UST for a total of 8 soil samples <br /> SACU 1ARCd1054MMSIOW8051400 3AS-95 wpt 3 <br />