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Sampling and Analysis Plan - Operations & Post-Operations <br />• <br />• <br />monitoring schedule, monitoring equipment, and monitoring procedures (water-level <br />measurement and water-quality sampling). <br />3.1 Monitoring Schedule <br />Groundwater sampling will be performed quarterly during operations, quarterly for a one-year <br />period following operations, and annually thereafter for an additional two-year period. <br />Monitoring parameters and frequency may be adjusted as appropriate for long-term or other <br />potential monitoring programs based on the results of the baseline, operations, and post- <br />operations phases of the project. If samples cannot be collected from a well because of dry or <br />low-yield conditions, the field records will document that dry or low-yield conditions prevented <br />sample collection, and evidence will be provided to demonstrate the dry or low-yield condition. <br />3.2 Monitoring Equipment <br />The following equipment and supplies are anticipated for use to conduct the groundwater <br />monitoring program: <br />• Water level indicator <br />• Electric submersible pump(s) (ranging in size from 1 to 5 horsepower) or low-volume <br />sampling devices <br />• Nitrogen cylinders <br />• Electronic pressure transducers or in situ data logging instruments <br />• Portable generator and all-weather electric cables <br />• Wellhead discharge piping assembly with sample port <br />• Discharge hoses to convey purge water to discharge pit, aboveground tank, or truck- <br />mounted tank <br />• In-line totalizing flow meter and/or bucket and stop watch for discharge measurement <br />• Field instruments for measurement of pH, conductivity and temperature, oxidation- <br />reduction potential (ORP), and dissolved oxygen <br />Handheld photoionization detector for multi-gas monitoring <br />• American Shale Oil, LLC 4