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. The filter pack for the well consisted of clean, 10/20 Colorado Silica Sand. <br />+ The aunular seal of the well consisted of granulated Wyoming Bentenite. <br />. pll PVC casing materials were steam-cleaned before installation. <br />. The bottom of the well casing was sealed with a threaded sediment cup. <br />Blank (non-slotte3) riser casing was used to exter3'he well from the top of <br />the screened interval to ground surface. The length of the screened interval is <br />ider.tified on the boring logs. <br />. Well construction was accomplished by lowering the casing, into the <br />completed boring, through the inside of the hollow-stem augers. The augers <br />were withdrawn from :he boring about three feet, and the resulting annular <br />space arouud the well screen wos backfilled with sand (poured through the <br />top of the hollow-stem augers).'I'his process was repeated until the fiiter <br />paak was installed to about two feet above the top of the screened interval. <br />The augers were completely withdrawn from the boring, and the annul�r <br />saace around the blank riser was backfi�led with granulated bentonite to <br />within one fo�t of the ground surface. <br />. The well casing was sealed at the ground surface with a watert:ght expansion <br />cap or PVC slip cap. <br />. A tamper-resistant steel cover was set over the well, flush to the ground <br />surface. The cover was grouted in place with concrete. <br />. A reierence point was marked on the top of the PVC well casing for <br />consistent groundwater depth measurements. <br />. The well identification was written on the well cap. <br />Water Level Measurendents in We11s <br />Water level measurements were referenced to tl�e iop of the well casie ��Tt r level robe <br />level was measured in each monitoring ��veli using a conductivity typ , P <br />(Solinst Model 101, Flat Tape Water Level Meter). <br />The conductivity probe on the water level meter was lowered into the well until the <br />instrument detected water. The tape connected to the probe was used to obtain a depeh-to- <br />water measurement, from the reference po:at, :o within 0.01 feet. <br />Monitoring Wcll Sampling, Bailcr Method <br />A G-Logics employee sampled groundwater wells in accordance with the following <br />protocol: <br />01-0105•C-AB.doc page B-1 of 8� <br />CoPyriBht 2001 G•I.og�cs, Inc. <br />
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