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EHD - Public
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3500 - Local Oversight Program
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ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0012644
RECORD_ID
PR0545784
PE
3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0005413
FACILITY_NAME
LAURA SCUDDERS
STREET_NUMBER
100
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
VALPICO
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
TRACY
Zip
95376
APN
24802015
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
100 W VALPICO RD
P_LOCATION
03
P_DISTRICT
005
QC Status
Approved
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I Ire. <br /> tion and the soil sample analytical results are contained in <br /> WESTDN's January 31, 1940 "Boil Remediation Proposal." <br /> Included with the soil samples, a single water sample was collected <br /> through the annulus of the hollow stem auger. The analytical data <br /> for this water sample indicated the lack of petroleum hydrocarbon <br /> compounds. _ fill ..7Z�G .u�>, ii1•([� T:�:f�;, J fie. <br /> This data was not considered representative, by the San Joaquin <br /> County Public Health services, Environmental Health Division <br /> (PHS/EHD) , since it was not collected from a properly installed and <br /> developed monitoring well. <br /> Therefore, prior to issuance oL closure documentation for the site <br /> the PHS/EHD has requested that a single. monitoring well be <br /> installed within lot of the groundwater down-gradient direction of <br /> the center of the tank T2 area. <br /> 7.0 Proposed Work Plan 1 <br /> In order to adequately address the PHS/EHD concerns, a single <br /> monitoring well will be installed at the site. The following <br /> narrative describes the proposed site activities: <br /> 7.1 Well Siting <br /> The monitor well, identified as MW-1 will consist of one shallow <br /> monitoring well. The well will be located directly north of the <br /> M borehole location as shown on Figure 5. This well placement has <br /> been selected to investigate the possibility of petroleum hydr:scar- <br /> bon concentrations in groundwater beneath the site. The final well <br /> placement will not differ significantly from the position as shown <br /> in Figure 5. <br /> 7.2 Well Installation <br /> As the anticipated depth to water is no more than 50 feet below <br /> groind surface (BGS) and the maximum drilled depth at the well <br /> location will not exceed 60 feet BGS.- The well will be installed <br /> using hollow stem auger drilling techniques. This shallow well is <br /> projected to have a total depth of about 60 feet BGS, with the <br /> screened zone extending from ifivewfeeta-aboVe the water table to the <br /> -" total depth of the well (set at approximately..tent-feat-berloyrnt.he <br /> water table) . The projected total depth of the well was determined <br /> based on a previous drilling log as to accurately place the <br /> screened zone across the groundwater surface. <br /> The lithologic information necessary for the accurate vertical <br /> placement of the screened zone in the well was obtained during the <br /> drilling of the adjacent soil boring location (see Figure 5) . No <br /> soil sampling will be conducted ---.-- <br /> The well casing will be constructed of four inch diameter, flush <br /> threaded, schedule 40 PVC pipe. The screen will be 15 feet long <br /> and composed of factory slotted, four inch diameter, flush <br /> 7 - <br />
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