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Schedule 80 PVC and a stainless steel air sparge tip screened from 63 to 65 feet bgs (0 020-inch slots) <br /> Well construction details are illustrated in Figure 6 <br /> The annulus of the screened portion of the vapor extraction/air sparge wells will be backfilled with a #3 <br /> Monterey sand (or equivalent) filter pack from approximately 14 to 50 feet, and from 62 to 65 feet bgs, <br /> respectively Hydrated bentonite chips (from 60 to 62 feet bgs) and bentonite grout (from 50 to 60 feet <br /> bgs) will create the necessary annular seals for the air sparge portion of the wells Hydrated bentonite <br /> chips will be used to create a 2-foot seal above the vapor extraction portion of the wells (from 12 to 14 <br /> feet bgs) Bentonite grout will be placed from 2 to 12 feet bgs The wells will be completed from 2 feet <br /> bgs to the ground surface with a watertight, flush-mounted, traffic-rated vault slightly raised for drainage <br /> and set in concrete All well casing and screen will be delivered to the site in factory-sealed containers <br /> Following completion of proposed boring EX-1 the boring will be completed as a groundwater extraction <br /> well The proposed construction of EX-1 will consist of one blank 6-inch, Schedule 40 PVC casing from <br /> surface to 40 feet bgs, and 30 feet of slotted(0 020-inch slots) 6-inch stainless steel well screen All well <br /> casing and screen will be delivered to the site in factory-sealed containers The annulus of the screened <br /> portions of the monitor wells will be backfilled with a #3 Monterey sand (or equivalent) filter pack from <br /> approximately 39 to 70 feet bgs The filter material will then be settled by surging the well with a surge <br /> block Adding more sand prior to placement of the bentonite seal will compensate for any settlement A <br /> 2-foot layer of bentonite chips will be placed on top of the upper filter pack and hydrated to form an <br /> annular seal The remaining annular space to 2 feet bgs will be filled with bentonite grout The well will <br /> • be completed at the ground surface with a watertight, flush-mounted, traffic-rated vault slightly raised for <br /> drainage and set in concrete Construction details are illustrated in Figure 7 <br /> Following groundwater monitor and extraction well completion, MW-13 through MW-17, and EX-1 will <br /> be developed by a combination of surging and bailing groundwater from the wells It is estimated that up <br /> to 50 gallons of purge water will be generated during development of each well Groundwater purged <br /> from the wells will be contained in properly labeled DOT-approved 55-gallon drums and stored on-site <br /> pending proper disposition The groundwater monitoring wells will be installed and developed in general <br /> accordance with ATC's Standard Operating Procedure - Soil Borehole Drilling, Monitor Well Installation <br /> and Development,and Soil Sampling, which is included in Appendix A <br /> A California-licensed land surveyor will re-survey the location and elevation of existing wells MW-1 <br /> through MW-12 and the location and elevation of the newly installed groundwater monitor (MW-13 <br /> through MW-17) and groundwater extraction (EX-1) wells to a City of Stockton benchmark The location <br /> and elevation of measuring marks at each well head will be surveyed to the nearest 0 01 foot by the <br /> licensed surveyor in order to more accurately determine the local groundwater flow direction beneath the <br /> site relative to mean sea level 1n addition, in accordance with Article 12 (Section 2729 1) of Chapter 16, <br /> Division 3, Title 23 of the California Code of Regulation (CCR), the latitude and longitude of each <br /> groundwater monitor well will be measured to an accuracy of one meter <br /> EZ 100966SAFSWP ATC Associates Inc <br /> S IEZ Serve\EZ 1009661ReportsM00966SAFSWP ATC Project No 43 25827 0026 <br /> 9 <br />