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1 <br /> Weak Plan In the 0acomnawlmlrg at LLNL Site 300 Wells. Page <br /> Work Plan for the Decommissioning of LLNL Site <br /> 300 Wells <br /> This work plan describes the procedures to he followed for the decommissioning of <br /> fourteen LLNL Site 300 monitor wells. The decommissioning is scheduled to begin in <br /> August The project and cask numbers forthiswork arc 32578481925. <br /> Has fimmecn wells proposed far decommissioning include: <br /> • Three off-site wells located on California Fish and Wildlife Property: W-25D-01, -02; <br /> W-2514-01 (Figure 1) <br /> • Nine uff-site wells located we Union Livestock, Inc. (Connolly) property: W-25M-02, <br /> -03; W-25N-05, -06, -15, -I8, -25, -26, -28 (Figure 2) <br /> • One aRsim well located on Fireworks and Sege FX property: W-24P-03 (Figure 3) <br /> • One on site wall located at Site 300 in the Under(ienecal Services Ana: W-26R-0I <br /> (Figure 4). <br /> The primary criteria cunendy being used to determine whether wells at the LLNI. Site 300 <br /> the potential candidates fur well decommissioning are listed below. If a well has one Of <br /> room of these characteristics, cannot lac used for making groundwater elevation contour <br /> andlor ismxmnecWmtion communal and nolongerserves a practical purpose at LLNL Site <br /> 300, it may be considered obsolete. Bmause such wells could potentially pare a Wrest to <br /> ter quality as vertical conduits for coumminam s to reach the subsurface. ERD has <br /> determined that it is beaten decormmussion these wells wfunds bccomeavailable, muter Wan <br /> leaving them in an unused state. <br /> Primate used by ERD far determining whether a montw well may be a candidate for well <br /> decommissioning include: <br /> Wells having either a damaged annular seal, using or well semen, a stuck pump <br /> a faulrycompledon that cannot be repaired and potentially compromises the imep{ity <br /> a analytical samples or seater levels assured from these wells (such wells may also <br /> lead to crmscanmmiation anchor may create conduits for commmiam n); <br /> 2. Wells that aye screened across room than one hydmsntigmphic unit (HSU) <br /> containing annual permeable units ts or wells that an screened across multiple <br /> HSUs, one a which is unwanted but contains perched groundwater wars that <br /> said comumse seater as the well. Data prom wells in this category canna be used <br /> for individual HSU groundwater elevation maps or otoconcentntion commr maps. <br /> Such wells may also act as conduits for contaminants to animate fears one HSU to <br /> another. Groundwater cetmctiou wells scnrnW across more than one HSU that an <br /> being actively pumped the not fall into this category since the potential for race <br /> commustration is exameady unlikely under these conditions; <br /> 3. Wells hat were never designed to collect groundwater level data m aalytical data <br /> from soil vapor or water and have reached W e end of tit a r servi ce life or are no larger <br /> being used far the project Ivey wen designed and completed for; <br />