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Official Document Type
Work Order
Approved Date
01/13/2009
Control Number
2009-015
Agenda Item Number
12.J.2
Entity Name
Geosyntec Inc.
Subject
North RO Plant Facility Work Order No. 19
Area
North County R.O. Plant
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Mr . Terry Southard <br /> 16 December 2008 <br /> Page 4 <br /> 30 ft outside (west) of the western fence line, which according to IRC personnel and a <br /> CAD file provided by IRC ' s contractor remains within the IRC property limits (estimated <br /> to be approximately 50 ft from the western fence line) . Note that Geosyntec has assumed <br /> that no monitoring well installations will be required inside facility buildings . If this is <br /> the case , then additional budget under a separate cover may be required . <br /> • CONTINGENCY — if warranted by the sampling data from MW02 , Geosyntec will <br /> provide oversight of the installation of one permanent deep- screened monitoring well <br /> (approximate depth of 40 -ft BLS ) , in an effort to provide vertical delineation of sodium <br /> impacted groundwater in the vicinity of the area of highest currently observed sodium <br /> impacts using direct push technology (DPT) drilling techniques . Prior to well <br /> installation , Geosyntec will collect a groundwater sample from the interval from 35 - ft to <br /> 40 - ft BLS via DPT and field screen to verify that salinity/conductivity levels are below <br /> levels previously observed by Geosyntec . If the salinity/conductivity at a depth of 35 to <br /> 40 ft BLS exhibit elevated salinity/conductivity levels, the monitoring well will be <br /> installed to a maximum depth of 50 ft BLS . <br /> 3rd Mobilization <br /> • The FDEP requires that permanent monitoring wells be sampled after a minimum of 24 - <br /> hours after the installation has been completed . Therefore , groundwater samples will be <br /> collected from the four (plus one contingency deep -well , if needed) above-proposed <br /> permanent monitoring wells during the 3 d mobilization to the site to be scheduled at least <br /> 24 - hours after installation completion . <br /> • Collect a complete set of groundwater level measurements and perform groundwater <br /> sampling activities in accordance with FDEP Standard Operating Procedures . <br /> • To help address FDEP requirements, Geosyntec will complete the following in an effort <br /> to better understand the potential for migration of contaminants detected by Geosyntec to <br /> exist onsite during the site subsurface assessment . A calculation of the hydraulic <br /> conductivity in the surficial portion of the onsite aquifer will be estimated through slug <br /> testing in two of the installed shallow monitoring wells and in one deep monitoring well . <br /> • Provide oversight to a professional surveyor during the collection horizontal and vertical <br /> control data for all existing and proposed site monitoring wells and piezometers (twenty - <br /> two locations expected) . Note that the use of a licensed surveyor is based on <br /> requirements for site assessments conducted in accordance with Chapter 62 - 780 FAC . <br /> FR1329/XR08264. DOC <br />
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