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ATTACHMENT#3 <br /> 1/11 11111111141111- .pumps CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE#133783 C57 A Chi!/D21 <br /> CR U 10 w. NI"UC7K . 76 , CA 95666 <br /> SALES&SERVICE (530) 661KE-6'737 FAAVEQ`(530) 661-674700LAND <br /> March 21,2018 <br /> Wayne Archer <br /> Pump Repair Service <br /> 405 Allen Street <br /> Daly City,California 94014-1627 <br /> RE: City of Pleasanton Well#5 <br /> Dear Wayne, <br /> After review of the videotape of the 2/13/18 of the City of Pleasanton well#5, it appears that the <br /> well has approximately 65-75%of the screened sections plugged with encrustation and mineral <br /> deposition. <br /> At this time with the pump removed from the well, it would be the most cost efficient time to <br /> proceed with a well rehabilitation. I have proposed a comprehensive chemical mechanical <br /> procedure consisting of rotary scratching,formulated chemistry and zone isolated airlifting to <br /> remove heavy encrustations within the perforated sections of the casing. The procedure would <br /> be the injection of formulated chemistry through a double disc swab,swabbing the perforated <br /> areas of the well to push the chemistry throughout the gravel pack,and contact the formations. <br /> The chemistry and debris will then be removed into onsite 21,000 tank,neutralized if necessary <br /> before discharging into a sanitary system or permitted discharge point. <br /> However,due to the site location and safety concerns at this location Eaton's will mobilize to the <br /> location to complete this work immediately following the school year starting June 4,2018. The <br /> project will take approximately 12-14 days to complete to provide a complete comprehensive <br /> cleaning of the well based on the current recommended and procedure. <br /> As a contingency I have included in the attachment costing for the supply and installation of up <br /> to two swage patches if it becomes necessary for installation. If there are not required they <br /> would be removed from the costing. <br /> Notes: <br /> I. All fluids discharged will be directed to a 21K onsite tank, neutralized,and checked for Ph. <br /> (6.0-7.0), before discharging into a sanitary sewer system. If a sanitary sewer is not available a <br /> water truck is to be provided from the City of Pleasanton to remove the water from the onsite <br /> tank and transported to a dump facility. <br /> 2. A permit may be required for the discharge of development fluids and any applicable permit <br /> i.e.NPDES or equal will need to be provided by The City of Pleasanton. <br />