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Ryegrass Limited Purpose Landfill and Balefill Closed Landfill <br />Groundwater and Leachate Sampling and Analysis Plan <br />Kittitas County Solid Waste <br />Standard Operafing Procedure Static Water Level <br />Measurement <br />Objective <br />The objective of this standard operating procedure is to describe a method for collecting a static <br />water level measurement. Measurements will be made from groundwater monitoring wells accurate <br />to the nearest 0.01 foot from a standard reference point on the well casing. <br />Materials <br />The following materials are required for the collection of static water level measurements: <br />■ Well keys <br />■ Electronic water -level indicator <br />■ Weighted steel tape <br />■ Paper towels <br />■ De -ionized water <br />■ Health and safety equipment <br />Procedure <br />The following steps will be taken during the collection of static water level measurements: <br />1. Unlock and open well. Verify well integrity <br />2. Lower electronic water level indicator to the water surface. <br />3. When the sounder indicates that the indicator probe has contacted water, raise and lower <br />the probe to verify exact point at which measurement should be taken. <br />4. Measure the depth to water, to the nearest 0.01 foot, from the reference point (notch or <br />mark on well casing). <br />5. Record the measurement, to the nearest 0.01 foot, in the field notebook or on the field <br />sampling data sheet. <br />6. Measure total well depth to the nearest 0.1 foot using weighted steel tape. <br />7. Replace well cap and close and lock protective well casing. <br />Decontamination <br />The following steps will be taken during decontamination of down -hole measuring equipment: <br />1. While winding the equipment up from the well, thoroughly rinse with de -ionized water. <br />2. Remove excess water from the equipment with clean paper towels prior to rewinding <br />equipment on the reel. <br />Notes <br />Measurements will be made under appropriate health and safety procedures. <br />April 2024 1553-1763-010 B-1 <br />