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Residuals Guidance Document No. 90 - 1 Guidelines for Hydrogeologic Evaluations The project proponent should submit a hydrogeological survey report, prepared by a qualified hydrogeologist, for Department approval. The purpose of the study is to determine the following: (1) Define the geology beneath the site area, (2) Identify groundwater flow paths and rates, (3) Determine design characteristics of the landfill liner based upon maximum observed or expected groundwater conditions, and (4) Determine the location of all proposed groundwater protection and monitoring systems. The report shall include a determination of groundwater flow and velocities prior to and subsequent to landfill construction, groundwater elevations, and potential effect of leachate migration on the surrounding area including public and private water supplies, streams, ponds, wetlands, and coastal waters. The report shall also recommend a ground water monitoring network including upgradient and downgradient monitoring wells, their location and number, method of construction and sampling, and screen depth and intervals. The hydrogeologic report shall include, as a minimum the following items: * a determination of the nature of the soils and subsurface geology, thickness and porosity of the unsaturated zone, aquifer saturated thickness, and hydraulic conductivity and porosity of the aquifer and confining layers; * recommendation of the appropriate location and construction of monitoring wells based on a thorough understanding of the sites subsurface stratigraphy, depth to ground water, groundwater fluctuations, ground water flow direction and mounding potential due to proposed storm water detention basins; * an evaluation of the potential impacts on current and potential downgradient receptors based on full characterization of subsurface conditions, location of public and private wells, location of hydraulically connected surface waters, hydraulic conductivity