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h <br />� ]l <br />encountered. However, if the thickness of the water above the Corcoran Clay Aquitard is less <br />than 15 feet, then screen length would be shortened to avoid drilling through the . This decision <br />will be made in the field by the field geologist. At this time, it is estimated that MW -8 will be <br />drilled to a depth of approximately 85 feet. The depth of MW -9 may be much less (Figures 2 <br />and 4). <br />After the boring is complete, the screen (up to 15 feet long) and well casing (fitted with end cap) <br />will be suspended in the center of the hollow stem auger so that the screen interval occurs at the <br />well design depth. The hollow stem augers (HSAs) will slowly be removed from the borehole as <br />the sand pack is placed around the screen with the HSA serving as a tremie pipe. During <br />placement of the sand pack, frequent measurement of the top of the sand pack will be made to <br />ensure that the bottom of the HSA is not above the top of the sand pack. <br />Before placing the bentonite seal, the sand pack will be carefully surged and then re -measured to <br />ensure correct sand pack position. All well installation procedures will follow CHSL drilling <br />specification Section 02670 (Appendix A). <br />The geologist will record all well completion details on the geologic boring log. After the wells <br />are installed, a State -Licensed surveyor will perform a vertical and horizontal survey of the top <br />of casing. The surveyor will utilize the nearest benchmark(s) for vertical control relative to mean <br />sea level and the appropriate monuments for horizontal control for the survey. <br />2.2.3 Well Development <br />The permanent wells will be developed using a combination of bailing, surging, and pumping <br />techniques. Equipment used during the well development procedure will be cleaned using a <br />steam cleaner or an Alconox , or equivalent, detergent solution rinse prior to use at each well <br />location. <br />During development, field parameters (pH, temperature, conductivity, turbidity, and suspended <br />sediment) will be monitored and recorded. The well will be developed until field parameters are <br />stable and the discharged water is relatively clear of suspended sediment. <br />Measurements of turbidity, temperature, conductivity, pH, and volume of purged water and <br />observations of purge water clarity and sediment content will be recorded on a well development <br />data form and will be included in the report. <br />Corral Hollow EMP WPlan Rev2Mar 22-07.DOC 2.4 March 20, 2007 <br />