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From:Laura Gregg To:ehsitemitigation [EHD] Subject:RE: Please Expedite - Caltrans Piezometer Permits Date:Wednesday, November 3, 2021 2:54:14 PM Attachments:San Joaquin Permit -SR111442.pdf San Joaquin Permit Receipt.pdf CAUTION: This email is originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Hi Jeffrey, I paid an expedited rate for the piezometers and attached a PDF of the receipt. I believe the original form I filled out was the correct one and attached there is the work plan and site map. All the piezo specs are included on the application. There will be a bentonite seal above the sand pack at 20 ft bgs. There is 10 ft slotted PVC, 20 ft blank, as indicated on the application. The borings are in the Caltrans right-of-way. Please let me know if you need any more info. If I could get these approved by the end of the week that would be great, then Caltrans could get them installed the following week. Thank you, Laura Gregg Phone: 714-337-9726 Email: lgregg@greggdrilling.com 2726 Walnut Ave Signal Hill, CA 90755 www.greggdrilling.com From: ehsitemitigation [EHD] <ehsitemitigation@sjgov.org> Sent: Wednesday, November 3, 2021 8:24 AM To: Laura Gregg <lgregg@greggdrilling.com> Subject: RE: Please Expedite - Caltrans Piezometer Permits Laura: For a “site mitigation” well permit for your piezometers, please visit our website, and look under Forms: https://www.sjgov.org/department/envhealth/forms Click on Site Mitigation tab, there you’ll find all the permit forms you would need for your Phase II Site Assessment or other Site Mitigation endeavor, as well as a guidance. But in brief, you would need to provide to the EHD the following: 1. Completed Master File Record, especially the billable party information. This will also act as a service request to review your work plan/ proposal 2. Completed Site Mitigation Well/boring application for each separate parcel (APN) 3. Work Plan complete with map of where the borings/ well are to be installed, and construction diagram of any proposed monitoring wells 4. If this work is required by a lead agency (i.e. EPA, RWQCB, DTSC, etc.), documentation that they are approving this proposed work 5. Access agreement if the work is being done on a property that does not belong to your client 6. Fees. $456 for the plan check fee which covers 3 hours (if it’s a large or complicated plan, it may require $760 which covers 5 hours) Boring Permit fees averages $456 ($152/hour) per parcel (each parcel requires a