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Remedial Investigation QAPP <br /> Stockton Army Aviation Support Facility,California <br /> The required sample containers, preservatives,and holding times are specified in Worksheets#19&#30. Non- <br /> disposable sampling equipment will be decontaminated between each well.The list of permanent monitoring <br /> wells to be sampled is specified in Worksheets#17&#18. Refer to Parsons SOP PFAS ENV-03:Groundwater <br /> Sampling(Appendix D)for additional details. <br /> 14.2.9 Hydraulic Conductivity (Slug)Tests <br /> In-situ hydraulic conductivity test data,via rising or falling head slug tests,will be conducted at select permanent <br /> monitoring wells to assess the hydraulic conductivity of the soil surrounding the tested monitoring well.Hydraulic <br /> conductivity values can be used to estimate rates of groundwater flow, estimate responses of aquifers to applied <br /> stresses (such as pumping), estimate the rate of movement of various chemicals in subsurface zones, and <br /> construct and calibrate groundwater flow models.The specific monitoring well locations where slug tests will be <br /> completed are specified in Worksheets#17&#18. <br /> The slug testing will commence after sampling once the well has returned to equilibrium (wells screened in low <br /> permeability zones may require additional time to reach equilibrium). An initial round of static water level <br /> measurements will be collected prior to initiating the slug tests. Standard slug test techniques will be used at <br /> monitoring wells. The standard slug test will entail measurement of water level changes resulting from <br /> submergence or withdrawal of a solid cylinder of known volume. Water levels will be monitored and recorded <br /> until the water level returns to static conditions or sufficient data are collected to perform the hydraulic <br /> conductivity calculations. <br /> The response of the water level will be monitored using an In-Situ Level Troll 700 Data Logger,or equivalent.The <br /> datalogger will be lowered into each monitoring well and hung at a field-determined depth below top of casing. <br /> The datalogger depth will be set low enough to fully submerge the slug. Each datalogger will be programed using <br /> a Win-Situ Software application through use of an In-Situ Rugged Reader, laptop, tablet, or cell phone. Test <br /> results will be monitored in real-time in the field. Equipment that comes into contact with groundwater will be <br /> decontaminated between each test location. Hydraulic conductivity will be conducted in accordance with <br /> Parsons SOP PFAS ENV-07:Hydraulic Conductivity(Slug) Testing(Appendix D). <br /> 14.2.10 Surface Water, Sediment, Stormwater, and Stormwater-Transported Solids <br /> Sample Collection <br /> The Rydberg Creek engineered conveyance is located adjacent to the property to the south. No samples were <br /> collected from the drainage duringthe SI.Therefore, RI Mobilization 1 will focus on surface soil sample collection <br /> at various points along the Rydberg Creek conveyance. Specific sampling locations are specified in Worksheets <br /> #17&#18.Sample locations will be photo-documented and recorded with a hand-held GPS device. <br /> Rydberg Creek is ephemeral and dry except during precipitation events,and it is assumed that water will not be <br /> flowing during Mobilization 1. Surface soil samples will be collected from the Rydberg Creek conveyance at <br /> various points along the drainage, including upstream and downstream of the Facility, following soil sampling <br /> procedures,as described in Section 14.2.2. If surface runoff water is present during Mobilization 1,then surface <br /> water and stormwater-transported solids samples will be collected at the same proposed locations. <br /> If surface runoff water and/or stormwater-transported-solids are present during Mobilization 1, the following <br /> protocol will be used. If surface runoff water and/or stormwater-transported solids samples from different <br /> locations within the Creek are scheduled to be collected on a short period of time(e.g.,one day),sampling order <br /> will begin at the most downgradient location towards the most upgradient location. Water samples will be <br /> collected first at each location, prior to soil or stormwater-transported solids sampling. The water samples will <br /> PARSONS Worksheet#14&16: Project Tasks and Schedule <br /> Page 69 <br />