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Groundwater Monitoring Program Procedure Number 30140-C Rev. 22
ML061000451
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Site: Vogtle  Southern Nuclear icon.png
Issue date: 01/10/2006
From: Sundaram S
Southern Nuclear Operating Co
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Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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30140-C, Rev 22
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Approved By Procedure Slumber Rev Shan Sundaram V -- Vogtle Electric Generating Plant E 30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Nuernof2 01/10/2006 I of 22 GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM PROCEDURE USAGE REQUIREMENTS- SECTIONS Continuous Use: Procedure must be open and readily available at the work NONE location. Follow procedure step by step unless otherwise directed.

Reference Use: Procedure or applicable section(s) available at the work ALL location for ready reference by person performing steps.

Information Use: Available on plant site for reference as needed. NONE Printed March 16,2006 at 10:01 1I , I 1 1

  • Approved By ,.* PatProcedurc Number Rev Shan Sundaram ogtie30140-C A 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Number 01/10/2006 2 of 22

^ EFERENCE USEl 1.0 PURPOSE The Groundwater Monitoring Program is implemented to keep track of ground water levels and movement for the life of the plant. The Groundwater Monitoring Program is a separate program, not part of Technical Specifications, and implemented as specified in this procedure. This program is designed to monitor ground water levels in both the confined and unconfined aquifers for the life of the plant. Back fill wells not abandoned will be maintained for the permanent monitoring program.

This procedure provides definitions, responsibilities, requirements and instructions for groundwater monitoring in the following:

2.0 DEFINITIONS 3.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 NRC GROUNDWATER MONITORING 4.2 STATE OF GEORGIA GROUNDWATER MONITORING 4.3 EARLY SITE PERMIT GROUNDWATER MONITORING 2.0 DEFINITIONS 2.1 STATIC WATER LEVEL ELEVATION Water level recorded when the pump is off; this is the distance between the inspection port and the water level.

2.2 PUMPING WATER LEVEL ELEVATION Water level recorded when the pump is pumping; this is the distance between the inspection port and the water level.

2.3 DRAWDOWN The difference between static and pumping water elevations.

3.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 3.1 CHEMISTRY MANAGER The Chemistry Manager has overall responsibility for the Groundwater Monitoring Program.

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Approved By ~ ,* £ *Procedure Number Rev Shan Sundaram Vogt3e lectric Plant A 30140-C 10enerating 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Number 01/10/2006 3 of 22 3.2 CHEMISTRY SUPPORT SUPERVISOR The Chemistry Support Supervisor - Implements the Groundwater Monitoring Program.

3.3 NUCLEAR SPECIALIST 3.3.1 The Nuclear Specialist is responsible for the following:

3.3.2 Directs investigation of abnormal well water level fluctuations or trends.

3.3.3 Reviews, and submits groundwater monitoring data to supervision.

3.3.4 Compiling and submitting reports in accordance with the NRC Groundwater Monitoring Program.

3.3.5 Submitting State of Georgia Groundwater Use Reports to Environmental Prolection Division.

3.4 NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY TECHNICIANS The Nuclear Chemistry Technicians are responsible for performing the Groundwater Monitoring Program at VEGP in accordance with this procedure.

3.4.1 Maintains well cap security keys and /or combinations.

3.4.2 Request WO's for cleaning or repairing.

4.0 PROCEDURE 4.1 NRC GROUNDWATER MONITORING 4.1.1 Description And Requirements 4.1.1.1 Manual well water level measurement must be performed and reported quarterly on all active observation wells throughout plant life.

4.1.1.2 Well depth measurements must be performed and reported semi-annually (June, December) on all active monitoring wells.

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Approved By Procedure Number Rev Shan Sundaram Vogtle Electric Generating Plant A 30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM PageNum!cr 01/10/2006 4 of 22

<,)4.1.1.3 Quarterly (March, June, September, December) measurements shall be taken of the four wells in the area of Power Block backfill. Well numbers LT-IB, LT-7A, LT-12 and LT-13.

4.1.1.4 Semi-annual (June & December) measurements shall be taken of the four water table aquifer wells outside the Power Block. Well numbers 802A, 805A, 806B, and 808.

4.1.2 Data Collection NOTE Either a Slope Water Level Indicator or a Powers Portable Well Sounder may be used to obtain the static and pumping elevations.

4.1.2.1 If a Slope Water Level Indicator is used, obtain the Slope Water Level Indicator and ENSURE it is in current calibration.

4.1.2.2 POSITION the instrument's test switch to test and ENSURE visual and audio indicators are activated.

NOTE Additional operating instructions are in 37035-C, "Operation And Calibration Of The Slope Water Level Indicator".

4.1.2.3 OBTAIN well head keys or combinations and LOCATE monitoring wells from Figure 1 and Table 2.

4.1.2.4 At the well location site, UNLOCK and REMOVE the well cap from observation monitoring port.

4.1.2.5 LOCATE the probe portal reference elevation at the top of the monitoring port pipe. All level indications should be taken at this reference point.

NOTE When maintenance is performed on a well, ensure reference point change, are documented. If necessary, have the well re-surveyed.

4.1.2.6 POSITION the water level indicator at the edge of the monitoring port.

4.1.2.7 SLOWLY LOWER the probe until the water surface is indicated by sustained audio and visual response.

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Approved By - Procedure Number Rev Shan Sundaram - 0Vogle Electric Generating Plant A I 30140- r 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Number 01/10/2006 _ 5 of 22 4.1.2.8 SLOWLY RAISE AND LOWER the probe until intermittent audio and visual responses occur.

4.1.2.9 RECORD the well water level probe reading on Data Sheet 1 to the nearest one tenth decimal place.

4.1.2.10 If required, OBTAIN well bottom probe reading as follows:

a. LOWER probe into the well,
b. When probe touches bottom, as indicated by lack of cable tension, RECORD well bottom probe reading.

4.1.3 Data Handling:

4.1.3.1 CALCULATE and RECORD water elevation on Data Sheet I for each well as follows:

Reference Elevation - Probe Reading = Water Elevation 4.1.3.2 OBTAIN previous readings for each well and RECORD on Data Sheet 1.

4.1.3.3 CALCULATE and RECORD water elevation difference on Data Sheet I for each well as follows:

Water Elevation - Previous Reading = Difference 4.1.3.4 CALCULATE and RECORD well depth difference on Data Sheet I for each applicable well as follows:

Bottom Probe Reading - Construction Depth = Difference 4.1.3.5 INITIAL Data Sheet I for each well.

4.1.3.6 FORWARD the completed Data Sheet I to the Nuclear Specialist.

4.1.3.7 The Nuclear Specialist will perform the following:

a. Review data,
b. Identify any abnormalities greater than 2 feet, C. Recommend immediate remeasuring,
d. Initiate corrective actions and notify the Vogtle Project Engineering Support Group (VPESG).

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Approved By ~- *4IProcedure Numbcr Rev Shan Sundgiram Vogtde Electric Generating Plant A V 30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Nu-ber 01/10/2006 I 6of 22 0 e. Immediately notify the VPESG (Birmingham) and Programs Engineering if one observation well in the Power Block drops to elevation 155 or below. If the water level reaches elevation 150 or below, immediately notify Programs Engineering that Settlement Monitoring under procedure 84301-C is required.

f. ENSURE that the VPESG receives a copy of Data Sheet I quarterly.
g. ENSURE the original Data Sheet I is transmitted to Document Control.

4.2 STATE OF GEORGIA GROUNDWATER MONITORING 4.2.1 Description and Requirements 4.2.1 .1 Complete Worksheet I or make CDM entry to log ground water usage and forward to the Nuclear Specialist.

4.2.1.2 The Chemistry Department uses daily Operations Department data to assimilate monthly totals, daily maximum and monthly average per day of groundwater used. Results are recorded in a data base or on a spreadsheet. This information is included in the Semi-Annual Groundwater Use Report that is submitted to the EPD semi-annually (January, July).

()4.2.1.3 Semi-annually in the last month (June, December) of reporting period, the Chemistry Department determines static and pumping water levels of at least 2 of the 8 pumping wells with the highest yields and submits results to the Georgia Environmental Division on the Groundwater Use Report. See Figure 3. Although the Recreation Center well may not be one of the highest yielding wells, it may be used as an alternate. Consult the Nuclear Specialist to determine which wells are to be tested.

4.2.1.4 Annually, the Chemistry Department determines the specific conductivity and temperature of the water from the highest yielding well and submits the data to Environmental Affairs. Environmental Affairs will submit the results to the EP'D on corporate letterhead and shall include the data sampled, a map depicting where the groundwater sample was collected, temperature of the water sample at the time of testing, the specific conductance, and the units of measurement.

4.2.1.5 The State of Georgia Permit To Use Groundwater, Permit 017-0003 (modified) has the following provisions:

a. Valid for groundwater withdrawal from the cretaceous sand aquifer. No other aquifer can be used without the approval of the EPD.

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Approved By Procedure Number Rev Shim Sundaram Vogtle

- Electric 0 Generating Plant 30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Numrher 01/10/2006 7 of 22

b. The permittee will comply with the provisions of the Groundwater Use Act, as amended, and the rules and regulations thereto:

(1) Monthly Average Withdrawal Limit - 6,000,000 GPD (2) Annual Average Withdrawal Limit - 5,500,000 GPD 4.2.2 Data Collection NOTE When the Recreation Center well is tested, Operations will not be involved. As appropriate, Coordinate with Maintenance personnel to place the pump in manual/auto.

4.2.2.1 SELECT the well to be tested and PERFORM the following:

a. RECORD the six month period from/through on Data Sheet 2,
b. RECORD well number and date of the well to be tested on Data Sheet 2,
c. COORDINATE well pump shutdown with Operations,
d. RECORD the date/time well pump was stopped on Data Sheet 2.

NOTE The Slope Water Level Indicator may be used to obtain the static and pumping elevations for Well #1. For Well #2, a portable air compressor or other air supply in conjunction with CLI-7704 will be used to get both the static and pumping water elevations.

4.2.2.2 If a Slope Water Level Indicator is to be used, OBTAIN the Slope Water Level Indicator and PERFORM the following:

a. ENSURE indicator is in current calibration,
b. POSITION the Indicator Test Switch to TEST and ENSURE visual and audio responses,
c. RECORD Indicator Serial Number on Data Sheet 2,
d. As required, REFER to 37035-C, "Operation And Calibration Of The Slope Water Level Indicator".

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Approved By . . - i ProcedureNumber Rev Shan Sundfiram . Vogtle Electric Generating Plant A 30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Number 01/10/2006 8 of 22 t;14.2.2.3 At the well location, REMOVE the monitoring port screw cap (not applicable for Well #2).

NOTE Well pump must be shutdown at least 30 minutes prior to taking static probe reading.

4.2.2.4 OBTAIN the Static Probe Reading as follows:

4.2.2.4.1 For all wells except Well #2:

a. POSITION the water level indicator at the probe portal reference elevation,
b. SLOWLY LOWER the probe until the water surface is indicated by sustained audio and visual response,
c. SLOWLY RAISE AND LOWER the probe until intermittent audio and visual response occurs,
d. RECORD the static probe reading to the nearest one tenth decimal point on Data Sheet 2,
e. RECORD the time static probe reading was taken.

4.2.2.4.2 For Well #2:

NOTE Do not exceed 90 psig when applying air pressure to CLI-7704.

a. REMOVE the threaded cap on the valve stem of CLI-7704.
b. CONNECT the air supply to the valve stem on CLI-7704.

C. APPLY air to the air line on CLI-7704 until the gauge hand remains stationary.

d. RECORD the static gauge reading on Data Sheet 2.
e. RECORD the time static gauge reading was taken.
f. BLEED off air from CLI-7704 by pushing in valve stem pin.
g. REPLACE threaded cap to valve stem of CLI-7704.

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Approved By 4Procedure Number Rev Shan Sundaram l - Vogtde -Eectric Generating Plant A I304Cd 22 Date Approved I GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Pagc Num',er 01/10/2006 9 of 22 4.2.2.5 OBTAIN the pumping probe reading as follows:

4.2.2.5.1 For all wells except Well #2:

a. COORDINATE well pump start with operations,
b. RECORD time well pump started, NOTE Well pump must run for at least 30 minutes prior to taking pumping probe readings.
c. SLOWLY RAISE AND LOWER the probe until intermittent audio and visual response occur,
d. RECORD pumping probe reading to the nearest one-tenth decimal point on Data Sheet 2.

4.2.2.5.2 For Well #2:

NOTE Do not exceed 90 psig when applying air pressure to CLI-7704.

a. COORDINATE well pump start with operations.
b. RECORD time well pump started.

NOTE Well pump must run for at least 30 minutes prior to taking pumping probe readings

c. APPLY air to air line on CLI-7704 until the gauge hand remains stationary.
d. RECORD the pumping gauge reading on Data Sheet 2.
e. RECORD the time pumping gauge reading was taken.
f. BLEED off air from CLI-7704 by pushing in valve stem pin.
g. REPLACE threaded cap to valve stem of CLI-7704.

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Approved By . E  : Pa Procedure Number Rev Shan Sundfram VogtIeElectrc iGenerating Plant 30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Number 01/10/2006 10 of 22 NOTE After the static and pumping readings have been obtained for the second well to be tested, the well pump may be left running or aligned as directed by Operations procedure 13740-C. In this case, the time that the well pump was stopped is not applicable and N/A should be entered on the data sheet.

4.2.2.6 MONITOR for well pump auto stop or COORDINATE with Operations to stop the well pump and RECORD time well pump stopped on Data Sheet 2 4.2.2.7 If required, SAMPLE and ANALYZE the highest yielding well for specific conductivity and temperature and RECORD results on Data Sheet 2.

4.2.2.8 REPEAT Steps 4.2.2.1 through 4.2.2.7 for the second selected well.

4.2.3 Data Handling 4.2.3.1 CALCULATE and RECORD the following for wells tested on Data Sheet 2:

a. Well Probe Portal Reference Elevation - From Nuclear Specialist,
b. Static Water Level Elevation = Reference Elevation - Static Probe Reading,
c. Pumping Water Level Elevation = Reference Elevation -Pumping Probe Reading,
d. Total Gallons Pumped = Before Pump Start Meter -Pump Stop Meter X 100 if totalizer available, if totalizer is unavailable go to step 4.2.3.2.

4.2.3.2 FORWARD Data Sheet 2 to the Nuclear Specialist.

4.2.3.3 The Nuclear Specialist will perform the following:

a. Review data,
b. Identify and correct abnormalities,
c. ENSURE the original Data Sheet 2 is transmitted to Document Control.

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Approved By , ',. .. *4Procedure Number Rev Shan Sundaram )g. E lctric Generating Plant

. , 30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Number 01/10/2006 11 of 22 4.3 EARLY SITE PERMIT GROUNDWATER MONITORING This procedure section provides guidance for'temporary monitoring of wells drilled for the purpose of the Early Site Permit Monitoring program. Monitoring of these wells will be performed only for the duration requested by the Early Site Permit project manager and are not subject to commitments of the NRC Groundwater Monitoring Program or the State of Georgia Groundwater Monitoring Program.

4.3.1 Description, Precautions and Requirements 4.3.1.1 Manual well water level measurements are to be performed monthly on all observation wells designated for the Early Site Permit Monitoring program as listed on Data sheet 3.

4.3.1.2 A copy of Data Sheet 3, when completed, should be fonvarded to the Early Site Permit project manager, at SNC Environmental Affairs in Birmingham.

4.3.1.3 The well monitoring evolutions should occur at approximately the same week of each month during the term of the study. (i.e. the 3rd Saturday of each month) 4.3.1.4 Several of these wells are in remote areas of the site. Exercise diligent caution when transiting to each well location. Sharp drop offs, wash outs, infrequently used dirt roads and paths should be kept as a safety focus. Keep a watchful eye out for feral hogs, snakes, and other potential animal encounters while in the field. Insects such as mosquitoes, deer flies and wasps will also be a likely nuisance. Weather conditions should be monitored and, if warranted, noted on Data Sheet 3.

4.3.1.5 If monitoring activity is to be performed alone, ensure that a working means of communication is kept with the monitoring individual at all times.

4.3.2 Data Collection NOTE A Slope Water Level Indicator should be used to obtain the static elevations. Ideally, the same instrument should be used throughout the study if possible.

4.3.2.1 Obtain Slope Water Level Indicator and ENSURE it is in current calibration. Record the instrument number and calibration due date on Data Sheet 3.

4.3.2.2 TEST the instrument by depressing the test button and ENSURE visual and audio indicators are activated.

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Approved By ~T1~~4IProcedure N4umber Rev Shan SundaraB Vogle Electric Generating Plant A 30140-C 22 Date Appmved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Number 01/10/2006 _ 12 of 22 NOTE Additional operating instructions are in 37035-C, "Operation and Calibration Of The Slope Water Level Indicator".

4.3.2.3 OBTAIN well head keys or combinations, if needed, and LOCATE monitoring wells from the "Groundwater Observation Wells Location Plan" map provided by the SNC project manager. The map, sounding instruments, current procedures, and data sheets may be obtained from the Environmental Chemistry technician in a binder located in the STP laboratory or at another location designated in the environmental report.

4.3.2.4 At the well location site, OPEN the well cap/cover for the observation monitoring port.

4.3.2.5 LOCATE the probe portal reference elevation at the monitoring port pipe. All level indications should be taken at the reference point. This reference point on the PVC pipe has been marked with a permanent marker. If mark becomes faded, reapply permanent ink to the PVC over the original point and make note in the remarks section of Data Sheet 3.

4.3.2.6 POSITION the water level indicator at the edge of the monitoring port.

4.3.2.7 SLOWLY LOWER the probe until the water surface is indicated by sustained audio and visual response.

4.3.2.8 SLOWLY RAISE AND LOWER the probe until intermittent audio and visual responses occur.

4.3.2.9 RECORD the well water level probe reading at the top of the marked reference point onto Data Sheet 3 to the nearest one hundredth decimal place.

4.3.2.10 REPLACE well cover and, if initially found locked, RELOCK.

4.3.2.11 PROCEED to the next desired well location and perform monitoring until all desired wells are measured.

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Approved By Electric Gnai P Pt Procedure Number Rev Shan Sundatram Vogtde lcri enerating Plant zA 30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Numcr 01/10/2006 .13 of 22 4.3.3 Data handling:

NOTE Reference elevations may not be available for all the wells during the first few months of the monitoring program. In this event, leave the reference elevation data point blank on Data sheet 3 and skip step 4.3.3.1 for those wells.

4.3.3.1 CALCULATE and RECORD water elevation on Data Sheet 3 for each well as follows:

Reference Elevation - Probe Reading-Water Elevation 4.3.3.2 INITIAL Data Sheet 3 for each well.

4.3.3.3 FORWARD Data Sheet 3 to Chemistry Support Supervisor or his designee for review.

4.3.3.4 Notify Early Site Permit project manager of any issues.

5.0 REFERENCES

5.1 VEGP FSAR Chapter 2 5.2 Specification X2AP01, Section C2.18 "Observation Wells".

5.3 State of Georgia Permit To Use Groundwater, Permit 017-0003 (Modified) 5.4 Slope Indicating Company, Model 51453, Water Level Indicator Operating Instructions 5.5 Southern Company Services Recommendation, File: REA VC-2001 Log: SG-12283 5.6 PROCEDURES 5.6.1 37035-C, "Operation And Calibration Of The Slope Water Level Indicator" END OF PROCEDURE TEXT Printed March 16, 2006 at 10:01

Approved By . Procedure Number Rev Shan Sundaram Vogtle Electric Generating Plant 30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Number 01/10/2006 114 of 22 TABLE 1 OBSERVATION WELLS Water-Table Aquifer - Unconfined Coordinates Top of PVC VIell No. Installed (Yr.) N E Elev.(ft.) Well Depth (ft.)

802A 1985 7196 10194 218.87 88.75 805A 1979 6672 10403 236.71 125 80613 1980 8821 9726 215.82 70 808 1985 9625 9300 216.40 74.97 LT-1 B 1985 8388 9304 221.84 93.31 LT-7A 1985 8151 9317 221.17 92 LT-12 1985 7775 9600 219.24 88.87 LT-13 1985 8135 10110 220.61 90.66 Printed March 16, 2006 at 10:0 I

Approved By Procedure Number Rev ShAnprSvdaBy . - VogtIe Electric Generating Plant ^ 30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Number 01/10/2006 15 of 22 TABLE 2 INSIDE PROTECTED AREA 802 A Unit 1 side. South of the Nuclear Operations Warehouse. Near the security isolation zone.

LT 13 Unit 1 side. Located in the tan aluminum building northeast of the CST'S near the intersection.

LT-12 Unit 2 side. Located south of the Auxiliary Building and north of NSCW B and west of railroad entrance to Refueling Building.

LT 7A Unit 2 side. Located at the northeast corner of the north CST.

LT 1B Unit 2 side. Located approximately 50 feet west of the northwest corner of the TJrbine Building.

INSIDE HIGH VOLTAGE SWITCHYARD 808 North area of switchyard inside a 6 X 8 feet tan aluminum building.

OUTSIDE PROTECTED AREA 806 B Unit 1 side. North of the Turbine Building and south of High Voltage Switchyard.

Travel down the security isolation zone corridor.

805 A Located southwest of Visitors Center near the helicopter pad.

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Approved By C f f-VI Shan Sundaram Vogtle Electric Generating Plant A 30140-C Pcu 22 Date Approved 01/10/2006 GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Number 16of2 I

THE WELLS SHOWN ARE USED FOR THE

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. IN TI^AED DURING THW SUMMER OF lOS SITE GR.OING GENERALIZED FrOM

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AREA, APPROXIMA^Tf ELEVATIONS

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_'.H^NCOCK LANOING PROJECT TOPOGRA^PI+C MAP PREPAREO SY LYOE N. ELDRIOGE AnRIAL

, RVEYS. FFr, 25/7j NOTE: Recreation Area Well is located at the VEGP Recreation Area. Training Center Well is located at the VEGP Simulator Building.

FIGURE 1 - Observation and Water Supply Wells Printed March 16, 200t16at I10:01I

Approved By 4IProcedure Number Rev' ShanSundaram Vogde Electric Generating Plant A l 30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Pagc Number 01/10/2006 ]17 of 22 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES STATE OF GEORGIA GROUNDWATER USE REPORT This form shall be submitted to the Division twice each year, within the reporting period specified on the Groundwater Withdrawal Permit under Standard Condition No. 3.

(Print or type all information)

Permittee Information Contact Person: Phone: Email:

Company I F'ermittee:

Address:

(No. and Street) (City) (State)

(zip)

GW Withdrawal Permit No.: - For six (6)month period from January thru June County where well(s) is located:

This report is on the aquifer(s) used by well(s) numbered Amount of water pumped from aquifer(s) each MONTH Method used hionthNear (ingallons) to determine System-Total from Monthly Average puimpage ALL wells (Total/Days inMonth)

/ gal gal E Flow meter

/ gal gal El Other (specify below) gal gal gal gal gal gal Igal gal Average hours

____ ___pum

____ ____ ____ ____ ped Six Mcnth - Grand Total gal per day _

Static water evel (SWL)*** ft. Elevation ft. Well no. Date measured Pumping water level (PWL)*** ft. Elevation ft. Well no. Date measured (Use additional sheet if necessary)

Number of hrs shutdown for SWL measurement . Number of continuous hrs pumped for PWL measurement Method of measurement: El Airline El Probe al Tape EI Other (specify)

Measurement from: El Top of casing El Ground El Other (specify)

  • i* Obtain and submit appropriate sets of water level measurements as indicated below:

From 1-5 wells - a set from ONLY 1 WELL Take readings from the highest yield well(s) using From 6-10 wells - a set from ONLY 2 WELL the same well(s) each time. For additional wells, follow this format.

From 11-15 wells - a set from ONLY 3 WELL From 16-20 wells - a set from ONLY 4 WELL And such other pertinent information submitted by the applicant or required by the Division.

I certify that the above information is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Signed Title Date Chemistry Manager - Voatle Nuclear Plant FIGURE 3 Printed March 16, 2006 at 10:01

C7 C C Approved By IAIProcedure Number Rev Shan Sundaram l Vogtle Electric Generating Plant A l30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Number 01/10/2006 18 of 22 DATA SHEET 1 NRC GROUNDWATER MONITORING AREA WELL WATER ELEVATION (FT) WELL DEPTH (FT)

WELL DATE REF. PROBE WATER PREVIOUS DIFF PROBE CONST. DIFF. REMARKS INITIALS NO. ELEV READING ELEV. READING READING DEPTH LT-IB 221.8 93.3 LT-7A 221.2 92 LT-12 219.2 88.9 LT-13 220.6 90.7 802A 218.9 88.8 805A 236.7 125 806B 215.8 70 808 216.4 75 Reviewed By/Date l Printedac . t --

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Approved By ~ lcrcIProcedure Number Rev Shanund~ramlI .

Shan Sundaram ote~ Electric~Generating Vogle nrtn Planin t A

~30140-C edrumrRv 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Number 01/10/2006 _ '.19of 22 DATA SHEET 2 STATE OF GEORGIA GROUNDWATER MONITORING DATA For Six Month Period From Thru Test Well Number Date Measured Water Level Indicator Serial Number Time Well Pump Was Stopped Static Probe Reading (FT) Time Well Probe Portal Reference Elevation*

Static Water Level Elevation =

Ref. Elev. - Static Reading Time Well Pump Started Pumping Probe Reading (FT) Time Pumping Water Level Elevation Ref. Elev. - Pumping Reading Time Well Pump was Stop Specific Conductivity _ ___mhos/cm @ 0 (F /C)

PERFOR VIED BY: DATE: _

REVIEWED BY: DATE:

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Approved By Procedure Number Rev SApprSvdaramVogtle Electric Generating Plant h31C Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Number 01/10/2006 ,.0 of 22 PAGE 1 OF2 DATA SHEET 3 EARLY SITE PERMIT WELL MONITORING Performed By: Instrument Type:

Print Instrument SIN:

Date:_

Cal. Due Date:

TIME WELL REFERENCE PROBE WATER REMARKS INITIALS NUMBER ELEVATION READING ELEVATION 142 179 802A 803A 804 805A 806B 808 809 LT-1B LT-7A ___

LT-12 LT-13 _____

27 29 850A _ _ _ _ _ _ _

851A 852 853 854 855__ _ _ _

Completed By: Date:

Sign Reviewed By: Date:

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Approved By Procedure Number Rev Shan Sundam B Vogtle Electric Generating Plant AL 30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Nuonf2r 01/10/2006 .1 of 22 PAGE 2 OF 2 DATA SHEET 3 EARLY SITE PERMIT WELL MONITORING Performed By:. Instrument Type:

Print Instrument S/N:

Date:

Cal. Due Date:

TIME WELL REFERENCE PROBE WATER REMARKS INITIALS NUMBER ELEVATION READING ELEVATION _ -

OW-1001 OW-1002 OW-1003 OW-1004 OW-1005 OW-1006 OW-1007 OW-1008 OW-1009 OW-1010 OW-1011 OW-1012 OW-1013 OW-1014 OW-1015 OW-1001A _

Completed By: Date:

Sign Reviewed By: Date:

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Approved By , . Pn Procedure Number Rev Shan Sundaram Vogtle Electric Gfenerating Plant 30140-C 22 Date Approved GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM Page Nurnmer 01/10/2006 22 of 22 WVORKSHEET 1 WEEKLY GROUNDWATER USE INSPECTION REPORT DATE I I THRU GROUNDWATER USE LOG (DAILY READING)

CONSTRUCTION WELLS MON TUES WED THURS FRI CONSTRUCTION WELL #3 METER READING GALLONS IRRIGATION WELL#4 METER READING GALLONS SECURITY WELL READING GALLONS "'

1. The seculity well totalizer reads out in actual gallons (ie..you don't have to multiply by 100).

The well totalizer is located in a closet inside the lobby area near the back. It has a blue flip cover.

REMARKES:

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