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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
WORK PLANS
RECORD_ID
PR0516350
PE
2950
FACILITY_ID
FA0012574
FACILITY_NAME
LEWIS MANOR - MUNI MW (4)
STREET_NUMBER
902
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
12TH
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
TRACY
Zip
95376
APN
23229069
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
902 W 12TH ST
P_LOCATION
03
P_DISTRICT
005
QC Status
Approved
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Well Data Sheet Instructions(Rev. 11/99), Page 5 <br /> casing materials are steel,plastic (PVC), and fiberglass(less <br /> common). <br /> Conductor casing used? A conductor casing is a shorter,oversized casing that is used to <br /> stabilize the borehole during construction of a well. Older well <br /> drillers' Iogs do not clearly identify if conductor casing was used. <br /> Enter"Unknown"or leave the field blank if you are not sure that a <br /> conductor casing was used. <br /> Conductor casing removed? The conductor casing is generally removed during installation of the <br /> ' annular seal. The well drillers' log does not clearly identify if <br /> conductor casing was pulled out. This information may not be <br /> readily available, unless the well was recently constructed. Enter <br /> "Unknown"or leave the field blank if you are not sure. <br /> Depth to highest The depth to the first perforations should be entered in feet below <br /> perforations/screens ground surface. If the information is not available enter <br /> "Unknown". <br /> Screened interval beginning The beginning depth of the first screened interval should be entered <br /> depth/ending depth in feet below ground surface,followed by a slash(/)then the ending <br /> depth of the interval should be entered. If there are more screened <br /> intervals they should be entered the same way separated by a <br /> semicolon from the previous one. The field length can <br /> accommodate several screened intervals. <br /> Total length of screened interval The length of all the screened intervals should be added and the <br /> value placed in this field, See notes at end of this guidance for <br /> r additional information. <br /> Annular Seal? A cementous material placed within the annular space between the <br /> casing and the borehole of the drilled well. Sometimes called <br /> "sanitary seal". Enter"Yes","No"or"Unknown"as appropriate. <br /> Depth of Annular Seal The depth in feet from the ground surface.to the bottom of the <br /> annular seal. <br /> Material of Annular Seal Typical materials for an annular seal include Neat Cement, Sand <br /> Cement, Concrete and Bentonite_ <br /> Gravel Pack, depth to top Gravel pack is a specific type and size of gravel material that is <br /> placed in the annular space between the borehole and the well <br /> casing. The gravel pack allows water to enter a well more freely <br /> and can filter out finer sands and silts. In this field enter the depth <br /> in feet to the top of the gravel pack material. <br /> Total Length of Gravel Pack Enter the total length in feet of gravel pack placed in the well. If <br /> there are multiple layers of gravel pack, total the lengths and enter <br /> here. <br /> AQUIFER <br /> Aquifer materials In this field we are trying to get an idea of the materials that are in <br /> the aquifer from which the well draws. The best source of <br /> information is the geologic log information on the well drillers' log_ <br /> If this is not available, local knowledge of the area or nearby wells <br /> may be used. List all the materials that apply: Sand, Silt, Clay, <br /> Gravel, Rock,Fractured Rock. There may be other materials that <br /> are encountered such as cobbles, boulders,shells, glacial flour, etc. <br /> These may be listed on the MMS if they are a dominant feature in <br /> the well log, and are not adequately described by the materials <br /> listed above. <br />
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