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Project No. 034-98081 <br /> Page No. 9 <br /> will have 0.020-inch diameter slot size. The screen interval will extend from 15 <br /> feet below, and 5 feet above, the water table. It is anticipated the screened <br /> interval will extend from 35 to 55 feet bgs. A filter pack, consisting of rounded <br /> 20 x 16 mesh washed, bagged sand will be placed into the annular space to a <br /> depth of approximately two foot above the screen interval. A two foot thick <br /> �.,,, seal, consisting of hydrated bentonite pellets, will be placed above the filter <br /> pack. The remaining annular space will be filled with a six-sack sand-cement <br /> grout. The grout will be introduced into the annular space by a tremie pipe or <br /> equivalent system depending on the depth of the open annular space of the <br /> boreholes. A flush-mounted, traffic-rated well vault will be emplaced to provide <br /> access to the wellhead. The well vault will be set above existing site grade to <br /> promote positive drainage away from the wellhead. A diagram of typical <br /> monitoring well construction specifications is presented in Appendix B. <br /> 15. During the drilling of monitoring wells, the drill cuttings (soil) will be <br /> subjectively analyzed for odor and discoloration. Additionally, the soil would be <br /> field screened with a portable photoionization detector(PID). The PID readings <br /> would be recorded on field notes. The PID is a direct reading real-time analyzer <br /> that can detect most of the volatile hydrocarbon constituents present in the vapor <br /> phase of petroleum-affected soils. <br /> 16. Soil samples from the soil borings would be obtained for logging purposes at <br /> five foot intervals, beginning at grade. Soils will be logged in accordance with <br /> the Unified Soil Classification System. <br /> 17. Soil samples from the proposed soil borings will be collected from the capillary <br /> fringe (� 40 feet bgs) and submitted for analysis of BTEX and TPH-G at a <br /> laboratory certified by the State of California for analysis of hazardous waste. <br /> 18_ Sampling will be conducted by means of a split-spoon "Modified California <br /> Sampler" containing three six-inch long by two-inch diameter brass sleeves. <br /> Sample handling and analysis will be conducted using the methods stated earlier. <br /> 19. Drill cuttings (soil) will be temporarily placed on and covered by visquene. <br /> Detailed field records will be developed to document the source and volume of <br /> the drill cuttings. H&H Engineering is the generator of these investigation <br /> +»- derived waste materials and will be responsible for the proper disposal within 90 <br /> days of material generation. <br /> +... 20. Equipment used for the advancing of soil borings and the sampling of soils <br /> would be decontaminated (steam-cleaned, TSP, lab-grade detergents, etc.)before <br /> arriving on-site, between each boring and/or sampling, and before leaving the <br /> site each day, or as necessary to reduce the chances of cross-contamination. The <br /> decontamination fluids (rinsate) will be temporarily contained in DOT-approved <br /> steel 55-gallon sealable drums. Krazan is not the generator of these <br /> investigation derived waste materials and will not be responsible for their proper <br /> disposal. <br /> 21. A well head elevation survey will be conducted to provide surveyed meas,,�riaig J! <br /> point elevations used to assess the elevations of the water table in the wells. The <br /> KRAZAN& ASSOCIATES, INC. <br /> �., Offices Serving the Western United States <br /> 349808 <br />