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CTOR IF ENGINEERING INC. DAILY CONSTRUCTION FIELD REPORT Project Name: Project No. Daily Field Report Sequence Number: Forward Landfill 021605.03 54 Location of Work: Client Or Manager Date: Day of The Week: Manteca, Ca Butch Stefan Forward, Inc. November 7, 2003 Friday General Contractor: Liner Contractor: Project Engineer: Sukut Construction GSE San Beta Lewis General Foreman: Liner Superintendent: Other: Tim Sues I Are Khounmouan Source and Description of Fill Material: Weather: CQA Technician: On site native, stockpiled, light brown silty Cold,overcast and Ken Davila CLAY breezy PM-rain Equipment on site: None o eratin NOTES(Describe work completed during the day,any problems and their solutions): I arrived on site to continue deployment observations and documentation of the secondary liner in the lechate pond. GSE began pumping the sump area of the lechate pond in the early morning and deploy geonet on the west slope. Five(5)panels of double textured 60 mil HDPE were deployed in the afternoon on the south and southeast floor. Light rains in the early evening halted deployment and the remaining exposed GCL and native clay were covered with 6 mil plastic provided by Forward. The GSE foreman stated that he would call me first thing in the morning if he were going to be deploying, depending on weather and site conditions. Tim S. (Sukut)was on site in the morning to set up pumps in the FU-03 cell sump. The pumps ran for a short time,were then stopped and no other work was performed by Sukut. In the early afternoon, a call was made to project manager,Bryan F. (Vector),to inform him of the saturated condition of the GCL in the sump after the rain and the proposed solution. I informed him that the saturated material would be removed, subgrade checked and new GCL placed where needed. He stated that the lysimeters would be fine if not damaged and that GCL replacement would be acceptable. GCL was replaced in the sump trench and along the floor on either side for approximately three(3)feet. pared By: Reviewed By: 4/23/03,Rev. 0 1 of 1 r—,)