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Joe's Truck Stop <br /> Page 3 <br /> October 6, 1999 } <br /> i <br /> j; <br /> OBJECTIVE <br /> The objective of the investigation is to establish the severity, and extent if possible of a known <br /> groundwater impact at the subject property. It is also the objective of this investigation to <br /> determine the direction of groundwater gradient at the subject property. <br /> SCOPE OF WORK <br />( n Site Safetan <br /> y_ d Health Plan . P <br /> i W <br /> r, <br /> Prior to subsurface testing, as required by law, a Site Safety and Health an�will be <br /> prepared in order to insure that all workers and sub-contractors are aware of the risks <br /> and safety procedures associated with this Phase II Subsurface Site Assessment. <br /> Underground Service Alert <br /> As required by law, Underground Service Alert (USA) will be contacted to check the <br /> proposed probe locations for conflict with public utilities, such as gas or electrical <br /> lines. <br /> I Well Construction <br /> 'i Due to the depth to groundwater is at approximately nine feet bgs, the borings will be <br /> terminated at 20 feet bgs.' The upper five feet will consist of schedule 40 PVC solid <br /> casing. The lower 15 feet will consist of schedule 40 PVC slotted casing with (010 size <br /> I slot). 216 sand will be used around the slotted casing, a hydrated bentonite seal will <br /> be placed above the sandcolumn, and will be followed by neat cement. Wells will <br /> ._,.be flush,mounted with locking_caps.,y <br /> Well Development <br /> Wells will be developed by a licenced C-57 driller using a smeal rig. A surgirig pump <br /> will be used to purge the well and extract any fine grained material left in the <br /> monitoring well which might inhibit well development. This will be performed the <br /> day following the well installation. <br /> Groundwater Sampling ' <br /> ! Before initiating sampling activities, measurements of the depth to water and depth to <br /> bottom of the well casing will be made to determine the well volume for all wells. A <br /> IL <br /> �i <br /> i <br />