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EHD - Public
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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE
FileName_PostFix
FILE 2
RECORD_ID
PR0505534
PE
2950
FACILITY_ID
FA0006840
FACILITY_NAME
TOSCO SUPER T MARKET
STREET_NUMBER
7647
STREET_NAME
PACIFIC
STREET_TYPE
AVE
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95207
APN
07748014
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
7647 PACIFIC AVE
P_LOCATION
01
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Approved
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Page 1 of 3 <br /> Mike Infurna [EH] <br /> From: Mike Infurna [EH] <br /> Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 2:44 PM <br /> To: 'ravgeohydrologic@verizon.net' <br /> Subject: RE: Best California Gas Ltd SS # 172, 7647 Pacific Ave, Stockton,CA 95207 <br /> as for MW-12, ok to drill out to TD plus 1-foot. Ensure the driller has a method (lead tip/rods)to keep the augers <br /> centered. MW-12 has 65 feet of grout. The conductor casing (cc)is only 20 feet long. without a lead tip/rods to <br /> TD, the augers will drift off the grout from 20' bgs on. The SJCEHD will require MW-12 to be at least grouted from <br /> 74' bgs to -3' deeper than anticipated over-excavation will end at. for example, if the pit is 12 feet deep and as the <br /> wp says, three feet deeper for o/ex, you may go as deep as 15'bgs. You can either plan on neat cement, cement <br /> with 3-5% bentonite (Aqua Gel or Premium Gold) added to cement grout from TD +1 foot (74'bgs)to 15'bgs. A <br /> NON hardening grout (bentonite slurry, chips, pellets) is to be used from 15'bgs to the surface to complete the <br /> well destruction. THis will allow digging in the pit/at the well column without shattering the cement grout. OR, <br /> you may use a NON harding bentonite slurry grout the entire drill out for MW-12 (from TD +1 foot to surface) if <br /> you'd like. I offer the cement grout deeper option since it's cheaper for a 10.5" hole from 74' to 15.....your choice- <br /> combo grout, or all non-hardening. <br /> as for the nested wells, there can be NO lead tip used on the auger and still expect to drill without problems with <br /> the overlap and impacting the quarter inch steel cc. The SJCEHD will require BOTH of the casings to be grouted <br /> prior to drill out. I recommend thin cement grout w/o bentonite. This will allow casings to be sealed off if the auger <br /> drifts off the hole as it passes the bottom of the cc. OK to o/drill with the grout un-set. This will allow an easy drill <br /> in case you can manage to stay on center as you drill out MW-1 1 (60'). If not and the augers drift off the original <br /> hardened grout from 20' bgs to the bottom of the grout. <br /> As and option, If the driller can insert rods down both MW-11 to 60' and VW-3 to 35', then no grout is needed as <br /> the augers should stay relatively on center. In the past, I have noticed typical drill rods DO NOT insert into 2" PVC <br /> wells. Different rods/inserts are needed. Check with your driller. <br /> These conductors casings (cc) are not grouted in. That is, my records show NO grout annulus outside the cc to <br /> the borehole. These cc were just placed as protection for future drills in the UST pit and to allow the grout NOT to <br /> leak out and grout the USTs in place. <br /> The last wells I drilled out with non-grouted cc developed problems and the drillers were not ready to handle <br /> them. Long time on site not doing anything waiting for tools/rods/torch/etc got expensive in money and patience. <br /> One problem was a spinning cc as the cuttings or missed matched angles jammed it all together. The hoists <br /> couldn't pull up the load, they couldn't separate the augers from the cc and no torch was onsite or the USTs <br /> weren't inerted to anyones satisfaction to light one anyway...and the site went to...well you can imagine. <br /> talk with the drillers to see if they can do something to keep the cc from spinning. If they do spin, see if they can <br /> either separate the augers and the cc or be prepared for ???? <br /> I recommend a cutting torch and/or other cutting tools are onsite. ensure the tanks are inerted in case of an open <br /> flame or sparks from a cutting wheel.. <br /> Contamination levels disqualify these wells from being just pressure grouted, as an original option. But I will <br /> entertain this option as a last resort, based on field conditions and if no other option is available.. <br /> update the work plan to reflect the above conditions and your plans and submit it to me quickly. Make sure the <br /> INSTALLATION details for the replacement wells are in this plan too. I'll need at least a map of the location of the <br /> wells, construction specs, etc (typical well installation work plan stuff---not enough details in the wp). <br /> and do this BEFORE the Executive Summary gets here. then send me the well destruction permit application and <br /> $60 fee sometime during the -1-week notification period. update your schedule accordingly please. <br /> I'll need to: <br /> 1-approve the work plan.(letter) <br /> 2- post the site/notify the surrounding populace (letter) <br /> 11/16/2007 <br />
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