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Environmental <br /> Resources <br /> Management <br /> 1777 Botelho Drive <br /> APR 3 0 2004. suite 260 <br /> Walnut Creek,CA 94596 <br /> ENVIRONMENT HEALTH (925)946-0455 <br /> PERMIT/SERVICES (925)946-9968(fax) <br /> 27 April 2004 <br /> Mr. Harlan Knoll <br /> San Joaquin County Public Health Services <br /> Environmental Health Division - <br /> 304 East Weber Street <br /> Stockton, California 95202 i ERMO <br /> Subject: Well Abandonment Summary ' <br /> Former UPRR Property <br /> 936 East Weber Avenue <br /> Stockton,California i E <br /> Dear Mr. Knoll: o <br /> � a <br /> On behalf of Union Pacific Railroad Company (UPRR), ERM,West, Inc. <br /> _ (ERM) is pleased to submit this Well Abandonment Summary for the <br /> subject site. On 11 August 2003 the Central Valley Region of the California <br /> f Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB) sent aI letterk to the San <br /> Joaquin County Environmental Health Department (SJCEHD;) in which the <br /> RW CB concurred that n '' <br /> Q o further action is required q red at the former UPRR <br /> property at 936 East Weber Avenue, Stockton, California (Figure 1). In <br /> accordance with this letter, the final action to be completed a�)the site was <br /> abandonment of the three monitoring wells. <br /> A Well Abandonment Workplan, dated 19 April 2004, and well permit ` <br /> application were prepared and submitted to your officeThe permit was <br /> approved on 22 April 2004 and issued the service request number <br /> SR# 0037729. <br /> On 27 April 2004 the three monitoring wells (MW-1 through MW-3) shown <br /> on Figure 2 were abandoned via pressure grouting, according to the <br /> following procedures: f <br /> • Wells were tagged for depth to ground water and total depth. All <br /> three wells had ground water at approximately 39 feet below ground <br /> surface and were free of obstruction to within 1.5 feet of actual <br /> construction depth. ; E <br /> • Grout consisting of neat cement (no bentonite added} was pumped <br /> into the casing through a tremie pipe extending to within 2 feet of the r <br /> bottom of the casing. Once the well was full of neat cement and the <br /> f <br />