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Well ID (a) Top of Casing Elevation (feet amsl) State Plane Coordinates (NAD-83) Northing Easting Total Depth (feet amsl) (b) Bentonite Plug Interval (feet bgs) (b) Grout Interval (feet bgs) (b) Filter Pack Interval (feet bgs) (b) Screen Interval (feet bgs) (b) Location of Pump Intake (feet amsl) (c) Location of Pump Actuation Level (feet amsl) (e) Static Groundwater Level (feet amsl) (f) EW-1-62C (EXB-05) 565.26 886285.60 843159.95 504.59 Open Borehole: 4" Diameter 506 507.7 531.64 EW-2-62C (EW-1) 564.73 886255.15 843119.30 502.68 Open Borehole: 6" Diameter 504 505.7 532.23 EW-3-60C (EW-2) 563.39 886223.35 843108.21 504.24 40.00 - 43.00 0.00 - 40.00 43.00 - 60.00 45.00 - 60.00 506 507.7 524.52 EW-4-25B 562.75 886221.29 843107.29 539.04 10.00 - 13.00 0.00 - 10.00 13.00 - 25.00 15.00 - 25.00 541 542.7 552.78 EW-5-25B 563.30 886196.14 843100.60 539.49 10.00 - 13.00 0.00 - 10.00 13.00 - 25.00 15.00 - 25.00 541 542.7 555.04 EW-6-60C (EW-3) 562.63 886194.81 843099.51 503.99 Open Borehole: 6" Diameter 505 506.7 531.64 EW-7-25B 561.68 886176.33 843084.17 538.28 10.00 - 13.00 0.00 - 10.00 13.00 - 25.00 15.00 - 25.00 540 541.7 551.36 EW-8-62C (EXB-06) 561.79 886167.91 843076.90 501.60 Open Borehole: 4" Diameter 503 504.7 533.12 EW-9-86C (EXB-08) 586.97 886129.91 843129.61 500.37 Open Borehole: 4" Diameter 508.6 (d) NA 535.07 EW-10-25B 561.75 886158.34 843068.65 538.04 10.00 - 13.00 0.00 - 10.00 13.00 - 25.00 15.00 - 25.00 540 541.7 549.50 (a) Well ID's in parenthesis are former well ID's. (b) Total depth <strong>and</strong> all well interval measurements are approximate. (c) The location of the pump inlets are approximately 1-foot off the bottom of the well (applies to all wells except EW-9-86C). Intake value is a rounded elevation. (d) The top loading electric pump at EW-9-86C (angled well) was placed with the inlet at approximately 90-feet 6-inches btoc. (e) QED Environmental Systems Inc. AP-2 Bottom Inlet, Short (AP2B) AutoPump minimum actuation level = 20-inches (applies to all wells except EW-9-86C). The actuation level is based off of the approximate location of the pump intake. (f) Static groundwater levels were taken on February 9, 2009, with the exception of EW-9-86C. A static groundwater level was taken in September 2007 for EW-9-86C. (g) Abbreviations: amsl = above mean sea level; btoc = below top of casing; bgs = below ground surface; NAD = North American Datum of 1983; NA = Not Applicable.
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