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Water Work <br /> Groundwater Sa�mE1ina Protocol <br /> Groundwater monitoring wells will be developed within 48 <br /> completion. Approximately 10 times the volume of water hours <br /> the <br /> rs of <br /> casing will be withdrawn, if possible. If the aquifer is slow to <br /> recharge, development will continue until recharge is too slow to <br /> practically continue. All withdrawn groundwater will be stored <br /> on-site in covered 55 gallon waste drums, unless permission is <br /> granted by the appropriate regulatory agencies to discharge the <br /> Pumped groundwater to the ground surface. <br /> Prior to arriving at the site, all sampling equipment will be <br /> washed with laboratory grade detergent, and rinsed twice with tap <br /> water and once with deionixed water, The sample washing <br /> procedure will be carried out on-site before sampling othe <br /> monitoring wells in cases where more than one monitoring well is <br /> to be sampled. <br /> Immediately ' <br /> the well willberecorded. Thehthicknessdepth oOfaproduct ter wonletop of <br /> the groundwater, if present, will be measured using an interface <br /> probe. The procedure for conducting these monitorings are <br /> presented in the Groundwater Monitoring Protocol attachment. <br /> Approximatelywill be awour times the volume of water in the well casing <br /> sem lin byPumpingor hand bailing immediately prior to <br /> P g• If the aquifer is slow to recharge, a smaller amount <br /> Of groundwater will be withdrawn in order to leave a sufficient <br /> volume of water in the well to sample. <br /> The groundwater sample will be collected by lowering a Teflon <br /> sampler into the monitoring well and immediately transferring the <br /> sample into a 40 ml volatile organic analysis (VOA) container. <br /> ad The sample container will be filled completely so that no head <br /> space remains in the container. Duplicate samples <br /> collected from each well sampled. will be <br /> ImmediatelY followingsample p <br /> le collection, the samples will be <br /> labeled and stored in an ice chest containing "blue ice". The <br /> labels will contain the following information: date, time, <br /> project ID, 'sample ID, name of sampler and type of analysis. All <br /> samples will be transported under chain of custody protocol to a <br /> state certified laboratory. <br /> o-reduce thN potential of cross-contamination, the wells will be <br /> sampled in order of increasing contamination based on previous <br /> laboratory analysis, if available, or by field evidence of <br /> ti visual/olfactory indications of contamination. In addition, <br /> latex gloves worn by the sampler and the nylon cord used to lower <br /> the teflon sampler will be replaced between each well sampling. <br /> t� <br />