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i <br /> 3.0 GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM <br /> I The groundwater monitoring program discussed below Included two separate monitoring events <br /> conducted in December 2000 and March 2001 The measurement and sampling methods employed <br /> during the two groundwater momtonng events are discussed in the following sections <br /> 3 1 DECEMBER 2000 MONITORING EVENT <br /> I3.1.1 Groundwater_Measurements—December 2000 <br /> On December 5, 6, and 7, 2000, Blaes Environmental measured the depth to groundwater in the 23 <br /> groundwater monitor well casings associated with the site Groundwater levels were measured from the <br /> top of the surveyed monitoring well casing to the groundwater surface, and were measured to the nearest <br /> 0 01-foot using a Heron TM electric water level sounder The water level depth and time of measurement <br /> were recorded on a standard held data sheet The held data sheet is included in Appendix A and <br /> summarized In Table 3 Groundwater depth measurements were performed in accordance with Blaes <br /> Environmental groundwater monitoring procedures presented in Appendix B <br /> Groundwater depths recorded In December 2000 ranged from 45 52 feet bgs at MW-7 to 48 92 feet bgs at <br /> MW-6 These measurements corresponded to groundwater elevations ranging from 27 04 to 28 24 feet <br /> below mean sea level No free-phase hydrocarbons were observed dunng collection of groundwater level <br /> measurements <br /> IThe data from the middle `B" well casings were used to create a groundwater conditions map showing <br /> the groundwater flow direction across the site Due to the drop In groundwater at the site, the upper "A" <br /> casings contained very little or no water The average groundwater flow direction as of December 7, <br /> 2000 was toward the north with an estimated hydraulic gradient of 0 0012 feet/foot(Figure 3) <br /> IOther water level data collected from the lower well casings with screened intervals below the <br /> groundwater level indicated that water levels were comparable to those in the middle well casings No <br /> distinctive trend between the water levels of the middle and lower casings was evident <br /> o7naol <br /> Blaes Protect 4002-70950-02 7 bjm C IBLAESIU-Hau1170950170950r101 doc <br />