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South Gifford Road Landfill <br /> Indian River County <br /> GROUND WATER QUALITY MONITORING <br /> 5 . The twenty-seven ( 27 ) ground water monitoring wells designated for water <br /> quality testing and water level measurements are listed on Attachrnent A and <br /> shown on Attachment B . [ 62-522. 600(3) & (6), F. A . C.] <br /> NOTE : Unless otherwise approved by the Department , wells with hi h turbidities <br /> must be remediated or reinstalled to reduce the turbidity value to less than 20 <br /> NTU prior to sample collection . Should any ground water sample exhibit <br /> dissolved oxygen concentrations greater than 20 % of oxygen saturation at the <br /> field measured temperature , the sampled well must be repurged then resampled <br /> as soon as an acceptable dissolved oxygen value has been attained unless it <br /> can be demonstrated that in situ ground water contains higher levels of dissolved <br /> oxygen . All water quality analyses will be performed on unfiltered samples <br /> unless approved by the Department . <br /> 6 . Samples from the twenty-seven (27 ) ground water monitoring wells shall be <br /> collected semi -annually and analyzed as follows : water elevati n , specific <br /> conductivity (field ) , pH (field ) , dissolved oxygen (field ) , turbidity (field ) , <br /> temperature (field ) , colors and sheens ( by observation ) , chlorides , p enols , total <br /> dissolved solids (TDS ) , and the parameters listed on the monitoring report form <br /> by EPA Methods 601 and 602 . [ 62-522. 600(3)2 62-4. 070(3), F.A . C. ] <br /> Please confer with your consultant and analytical laboratory prior to sampling to <br /> ensure the analytical method is capable of achieving detection limits at or below <br /> the Ground Water Cleanup Target Levels ( GCTLs) in Chapter 62 - 777 , F . A . C . <br /> NOTE : GCTLs are used as screening tools and interim guidelines for ground <br /> water minimum criteria until standards are promulgated . <br /> 7 . Ground water levels in all wells , whether sampled or not , must be measured to <br /> the nearest 0 . 01 foot and reported semiannually unless required more frequently <br /> by permit condition . All water level measurements must be made Within a one - <br /> day period . These measurements must be referenced to the Natio al Geodetic <br /> Vertical Datum of 1929 ( NGVD ) . [ 62-522. 600(3), 62-4. 070(3), F. A . C. <br /> MONITORING WELL REQUIREMENTS <br /> 8 . If a monitoring well damaged or inoperable , the Permittee shall notify the <br /> Department in writing within seven ( 7 ) days . The written report shall describe <br /> what problem has occurred and the remedial measures that have been taken to <br /> prevent a recurrence . The Department can require the replacement of <br /> inoperable monitoring wells . [ 624. 070(3), F. A . C. ] <br /> 9 . New or replacement monitoring well design or placement must be approved by <br /> the Department . Proposed well construction details based onsite-specific <br /> borings must be submitted with all supporting data (grain size distribution <br /> analyses , in -situ hydraulic conductivity testing , depth to water , etc . ) for <br /> . 2 - <br /> 01 /06/05 <br />