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FINAL • DDRW a Well Installation Work Plan <br /> 2.4 Location SurveVing with 4-1/4-inch internal diameter hollow stem <br /> augers to obtain a continuous core for lithologic <br /> Once installed, the proposed wells and logging. Drilling and sampling will occur <br /> piezometer will be surveyed according to according to the procedures outlined in the <br /> procedures outlined in the Comprehensive Field Comprehensive Field Work Plan.Final well <br /> Work Plan.Location surveying for 72 existing boring diameters have not yet been determined; <br /> landmarks, including wells, the three prior to monitoring well or piezometer <br /> groundwater treatment plants, and canals,has construction,the borings may be reamed with <br /> also been recommended(see Attachments 1 larger diameter augers to provide sufficient <br /> and 2). annular space for construction. <br /> 2.5 Monitoring Well Abandonment 3.1.3 Air Rotary Casing Hammer. The C <br /> and D aquifer zones are composed of semi- <br /> Abandonment is recommended for 35 existing consolidated and discontinuous layers and <br /> wells (Figure 2-1).Abandonment procedures lenses of sand,silt, and clay,including 5 to 12 <br /> should be performed according to the general feet thick sand layers. Borings for C and D zone <br /> procedures described in the Comprehensive monitoring wells and piezometers will be drilled <br /> Field Work Plan. with an Air Rotary Casing Hammer according to <br /> the procedures described in the Comprehensive <br /> 2.6 Well Maintenance Field Work Plan. Boring diameters have not yet <br /> been determined. <br /> Maintenance of 133 existing monitoring, <br /> extraction, and dewatering wells is 3.2 Lithologic Logging <br /> recommended for this field effort(Figure 2-1). <br /> Maintenance will consist of repairing damaged During the drilling of the boring for each <br /> surface completions and well pads,and monitoring well or piezometer, an accurate log <br /> replacing locks and identification tags. should be maintained by the field geologist.At a <br /> minimum,the log should include: <br /> 3.0 MONITORING WELL AND <br /> OBSERVATION PIEZOMETER • Name of the project and site; <br /> BORING DRILLING • Boring number; <br /> 3.1 Drilling Methods • Dates drilled; <br /> 3.1.1 The proposed monitoring wells and <br /> • Location of the boring; <br /> piezometer cluster will be drilled into one of the • Type of drill rig; <br /> four aquifer zones (designated A,B,C,D). The <br /> four zones are not laterally continuous or at a • Size and type of drilling method used; <br /> consistent depth across the installation. The top <br /> depths of the A,B,C,and D zones average 10, • Depth at which groundwater was fust <br /> 40,90,and 170 feet below ground surface encountered; <br /> (BGS),respectively. • Depth to the static water level and changes <br /> 3.1.2 Hollow Stem Auger.The A and B in static water level with boring depth; <br /> aquifer zones consist of alluvial deposits in • Total depth of the boring; <br /> discontinuous layers and lenses,including 5 to <br /> 12 feet thick sand layers.Eight-to 9-inch Depth or location of any problems <br /> diameter borings for A and B zone monitoring encountered (i.e., running sands); <br /> wells and piezometers will initially be drilled • Lithologies of soil layers encountered; <br /> S-SSWP.DOC 5 September 1996 <br />