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� threaded, schedule 40 PVC. Based on previous experience in the <br /> area, a 0.020 inch slot size will be used. Placement of the screen <br /> has been determined based on the geology observed at the time of <br /> the drilling of the soil boring, as previously discussed. A flush <br /> threaded schedule 40 PVC screw cap will be used to cap the bottom <br /> of the well. All soil •brought:to;.tho.::surfaca�by,auger. flightsz'w <br /> be ,dispsrsed:.;on-the;eurface at;; thesite iw=, <br /> Well construction will be completed using washed, kilned and bagged <br /> Monterey #3 silica sand for the filter pack. The sand will be <br /> tremied into place around the well screen to a he .ght of three feet <br /> above the top of the well screen. A minimum one foot thick <br /> bentonite seal will be placed above the sand pack using 0.5 inch <br /> manufactured bentonite pellets poured into place through the <br /> augers. The well annulus will then be sealed to the surface with <br /> a 5% (dry weight) bentonite/cement grout, pumped into place from <br /> the bottom up via a tremie line to approximately three-feet BGS. <br /> The well completion will consist of a protective christy box set <br /> flush into the asphalt, provided such a design is not in conflict <br /> with the property owner's requirements. Inside the protective <br /> christy box, the four itch PVC well casing will be capped with a <br /> four inch schedule 40 PVC slip cap. <br /> The well will be developed by a combination of swabbing and <br /> bailing. Development will continue until the well discharge water <br /> is sediment free or until a total of two Hours of development time <br /> has elapsed.' During well developmen•e, the tctal purge voluma will <br /> be computed and recorded in the field log book. Following <br /> _. <br /> development, the well wi13 remain ;.ale for at least three days <br /> prior to sampling. <br /> All augers, bits, down-hole tools, the well casing and screen and <br /> development tools (swab, bailer and pump) will be steam cleaned <br /> prior to first use. <br /> 7.3 Water Sample Collection <br /> Fallowing completion of the monitoring well installation and <br /> development, groundwater sampling will be conducted. At the time <br /> of water sampling, the depth to water will be measured and the <br /> total well depth will be verified. Using these measurement, the <br /> volume of standing water in the well and the required purge volume <br /> will be calculated and recorded on a standardized well sampling lcg <br /> sheet. Prior to purring, a clear teflon bailer will be used to <br /> collect a standing water sample. This sample will be visually <br /> inspected : or floating product. The presence or lack of floating <br /> product will be noted. This standing water sample will then be <br /> collected to represent the total petroleum hydrocarbon analytical <br /> sample. The well will thea be purged by being bailed or with a <br /> ---_- -three- inch-submersible_ pump---prior--to--collection of--the -water- - -- -- --- - <br /> samples. The pump will be thoroughly cleaned prior to use with a <br /> high pressure potable water spray rinse. At the beginning of the <br /> well purge, -the pH, temperature and specific conductivity of the <br /> water will be measured and -recorded. These parameters will be <br /> rechecked an a regular basis and purging will be considered <br />