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Ground Zero Analysis, Inc. <br /> 1172 Kansas Avenue <br /> Modesto,California 95351 <br /> (209)522-4119/Fax(209)522-4227 <br /> April 1, 2013 <br /> Project No.: 770.2 <br /> Project Name: Marci Property (Loomis Rd) <br /> Mrs. Margaret Marci <br /> 20 Mobile Lane <br /> Crescent City, CA 95531 <br /> RE: Work Plan: Well Destruction <br /> Former Marci's Diesel Service (Marci Property), 2969 Loomis Road, Stockton, CA <br /> Dear Mrs. Marci: <br /> As stated in a March 6, 2013 letter from Ms. Victoria McCartney of San Joaquin County <br /> Environmental Health Department (SJCEHD), a No Further Action Required Concurrence letter <br /> was received from the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB), dated <br /> February 26, 2013. The letter requested that a scope of work proposal for the well destruction <br /> activities be prepared and submitted within 90 days of the letter date. Prior to the site receiving <br /> regulatory agency closure, all waste materials must be removed and all wells must be destroyed <br /> in accordance with San Joaquin County and California State Well Standards. <br /> Ground Zero Analysis, Inc. (GZA) has prepared the work plan below for the destruction of <br /> eleven (11) monitoring wells, three (3) injection/sparge wells and nine (9) extraction wells (See <br /> Figure 2 for well locations). <br /> Well Abandonment <br /> The wells proposed for destruction are listed in Table 2 along with relevant grout volume <br /> calculations based on the method used for destruction. The methods used for well destruction <br /> will follow the San Joaquin County Well Standards requirements,including: <br /> 1. Wells will be destroyed by drilling out and removing all the contents of the well (conductor <br /> casing, well casing, screen, filter pack and grout seal) in the following instances, listed <br /> below. Upon removing the well contents, the cleared borehole will be sealed with neat <br /> cement by pressure grouting from the bottom upward to a depth of three (3) to five (5) feet <br /> below grade. <br /> • Laboratory data from the last sampling event demonstrates the presence of any <br /> contaminants of concern. <br /> i <br /> l <br /> f i <br />