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_ c <br /> Conestoga-Rovers .asociates BORING/11VELL LOG <br /> 19449 Riverside Drive, Suite 230 <br /> Sonoma, CA 95476 <br /> Telephone: 707-935-4850 <br /> Fax: 707-935-6649 <br /> CLIENT NAME Shell Oil Products US BORINGIWELL NAME MW-3 <br /> JOB/SITE NAME Former Shell Pipelines-Mountain House NBH B DRILLING STARTED 04-Seo-09 <br /> LOCATION Tracy,California DRILLING COMPLETED 14-Sep-09 <br /> PROJECT NUMBER 060222 WELL DEVELOPMENT DATE(YIELD) 24-Sep-09(25.0 gallons) <br /> DRILLER Gregg Drilling GROUND SURFACE ELEVATION 116.68 ft above msl <br /> DRILLING METHOD Hollow-stem auger TOP OF CASING ELEVATION 118.79 ft above msl <br /> BORING DIAMETER 8" SCREENED INTERVAL 23 to 38 fbq <br /> LOGGED BY C. Rodriguez DEPTH TO WATER(First Encountered) 28.0 ft(14-Sep-09) Sz <br /> REVIEWED BY J.Gaarder DEPTH TO WATER(Static) 30.75 ft(30-Sep-09) 1 <br /> REMARKS Air knifed to 1 fbq:water knifed to 5 fbq. Above ground construction consisting of a 2 ft Stovepipe <br /> 0 g, <br /> U U� <br /> CL W Z U <br /> CL <br /> 0z a � w O SOIL DESCRIPTION Z M WELL DIAGRAM <br /> a m0 ¢ W m =i 0 on- <br /> U U 0 <br /> SILT(ML);(fill);brown(10YR 4/3);dry;20%clay,70% Completed with <br /> slit,10%fine-grained sand;low plasticity;grassy surface a 2'tall <br /> with cracks up to 1.5"-diameter,silt is very compacted with stovepipe. <br /> prismatic structure. <br /> 0.4 z MW-3.6 15- <br /> @ 5'-(fill) very dark grayish brown(2.5Y 3/2);dry;20% <br /> 17 s clay,70%silt,10%fine-grained sand;low plasticity; <br /> 17 blocky structure. <br /> 79 ML <br /> 0.3 a <br /> a <br /> 0.0 a MW-3-10 10 Portland Type If <br /> @ 10'-dark yellowish brown(10YR 3/4). <br /> e @ 10.6-SILT with sand(ML);dark yellowish brown <br /> i1 (10YR 3/4);dry;5%clay,80%silt,15%fine to <br /> 0.0 s medium-grained sand;low plasticity;blocky structure; <br /> trace fine gravel. <br /> u <br /> 0.0 2 MW-3-15 15- <br /> 1 <br /> o t7 16.3 <br /> 17 M Silty SAND(SM):light olive brown(2.5Y 5/4);dry;5% 17.0 <br /> t9 ML clay,30%silt 65%fine to medium- rained sand. 18.0 <br /> $ 0.0 14 SW Sandy SILT(ML);light olive brown(2.5Y 514);dry;5% 19.0 <br /> ,5 SPSM dy; r ay,55%silt,40%fine-grained sand;low plasticity; 19-7 <br /> 0.0 19 Mw3 zo 20 lock structure. 1 Bentonite Seal <br /> < Iu 1 SAND with gravel(SW);olive brown(2.5Y 4/3);dry;5% 1 <br /> o Ia 1 silt,70%fine to coarse-grained sand,25%fine gravel; 1 Monterey Sand <br /> 'a 0.0 193ML I ounded and subrounded gravel up to 1.5"diameter. 1 82112 <br /> 15 1 SAND with silt and gravel(SP-SM);light olive brown 1 <br /> 16 MW 3-25 25 1(2.5Y 5/4);moist; 10%silt,65%fine to medium grained 1 <br /> = 0.0 <br /> X zo lsand`25%finegravel_______________f 26.0 <br /> ° SM Sandy SILT(ML);light olive brown(2.5Y 5/4);dry;10% <br /> day,50%silt,40%fine-grained sand;low plasticity. 28.0 <br /> g 9light olive brown(2.5Y 5/4);moist;20%clay, 28.5 <br /> 12 70%silt,10%fine-grained sand;low plasticity;buttery <br /> 0.0 a 30 texture;caliche veins. <br /> w 71 MW-3-30 2"-diam.,0.020" <br /> 13 SILT with sand(ML);dark yellowish brown(10YR 414); - Slotted Schedule <br /> ML dry;15%clay,60%silt,25%fine-grained gravel;low ao PVC <br /> N ,° lastici <br /> S s Silty SAND(SM):olive brown(2.5Y 4/4);moist;30%silt, <br /> 7 35 70%fine rained sand. 35.5 <br /> c+ 0'0 MW-3J6 Sm SAND with silt SPSM;olive brown(2.5Y 4/4);moist to 36.5 <br /> 19. et; 10%silt 90%fine to medium rained sand. <br /> 2 ML SILT(ML);olive brown(2.5Y 4/4);moist;20%clay,70% 38 0 <br /> = silt, 10%fine-grained sand;medium plasticity. <br /> SILT with sand(ML);yellowish brown(10YR 5)4);moist <br /> w 40 to wet;15%clay,70%silt, 15%fine-grained sand;low Bottom of <br /> = plasticity. Boring @ 38 ft <br /> @ 31'-wet;20%clay,55%silt,25%fine-grained sand; <br /> ned um plasticity. <br /> z @ 33'-wet;25%clay,55%silt,20%fine-grained sand; <br /> O edium plasticity. <br /> 45 <br /> Silty SAND SM•yellowish brown(10YR 5/4);wet: 10% <br /> E lay,20%silt 70%fine to medium rained sand. <br /> a <br /> ISandy SI (MQ:yellowish brown(10YR 5/4); 10%clay, <br /> 0 0%silt 40%fine d rained sanmedium plasticity. <br /> J <br /> J <br /> 50 <br /> PAGE 1 OF 1 <br />