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innovative environmental solutions I Groundwater Monitoring Network I Design at the SWDF C. KBL Background Third Party Consultant review of historical groundwater monitoring data and recommendations. Review included an in depth review of:

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innovative environmental solutions

Groundwater Monitoring Network Design at the SWDF

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Background

Third Party Consultant review of historical groundwater monitoring data and recommendations. Review included an in depth review of:

 Physical and Geological setting  Topography  Surficial Geology and Hydrogeology (includes bedrock geology, hydrochemistry)  Preliminary Investigations  Analysis of Historical to Present Groundwater Monitoring Data  Summary of Finding and Recommendations

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Background Wells

 Two types of groundwater chemistry on site  SNP0053-5b is a viable background well  High SO4 and Cl- are naturally occurring in SNP0053-5b  The addition of a new background monitoring well to capture the

ther groundwater chemistry on site

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Additional Wells

 Addition of 2 new groundwater wells to monitoring network  Fill in the existing gap to capture any potential contaminant plume

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Date: 11-JAN-2020

PROJECT INEQRMAJION LOCATION:

Hay River Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Hay River, NWT

PROJECT NO.:

BE-19044

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KBL Environmental

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Groundwater Monitoring at the HCSTF

 Continue monitoring for Chloride at 0053-7x series wells  Fluoride and Sulphates are likely naturally occurring in the groundwater due to the natural history of the area and geological origins of the surficial tills in the area and therefore it is unnecessary to monitor at the 0053-7x series wells

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Monitoring Parameters

 Move from Total Metals to Dissolved Metals sampling to better align with guidelines  Dissolved metals are based on most common contaminants found in landfill leachate

*new parameters removed parameters: Boron; Molybdenum; Selenium Proposed Dissolved Metals Aluminum Cobalt Manganese Strontium Arsenic Copper Mercury Tin* Barium* Iron Nickel Vanadium Beryllium Lead Phosphorous Zinc Cadmium Lithium* Potassium Chromium Magnesium Silver

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Monitoring Frequency

 Common practice is biannual (spring and fall) sampling  More frequent sampling (i.e. quarterly) is difficult due frozen wells  More frequent sampling as part of Corrective Actions

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Action Levels

Determine new Action Levels which:  Use the FIGQG as a starting point and use the FIGQG method (Section 5) to determine site specific Action Levels  Incorporate the new and existing background wells  Based on Dissolved Metals analysis

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Reporting Requirements

 Provide reporting and trending based on Dissolved Metals  Tables to be provided as part of Annual Reporting.

Tables to include criteria that they are being compared against (i.e. FIGQG or Action Level) Exceedances to be highlighted in Tables

 Trend graphs to be provided by parameter and move to graphing Dissolved Metals as data is gathered