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a . <br /> I <br /> Also the municipal wlells.� that provide this <br /> water are in the range from 250 to 350 feet <br /> deep so they are drawing�lwater from a much <br /> lower level. The contaminants that have been <br /> found have impacted Iliminimally the shallow <br /> ground water. The areal is very shallow, <br /> currently at about 15 feet, so there is a G <br /> significant distance between the water that <br /> has been impacted and the water that is <br /> supplying the actualll drinking water. The <br /> water tower, which all of you are familiar <br /> with that is right there at the site, receives <br /> water from the Lincolni Village system and the <br /> wells that provide that water are on the east <br /> side of I-5 off of I Calhoun. Exxon has a <br /> picture here if you would like to see it. <br /> As you can see, the site ;location is at the <br /> corner of Grigsby and Benjamin Holt. The <br /> City of Stockton has two wells in Swenson golf <br /> course and the one on Belmont is the closest <br /> Lincoln Village well, Those are the closest <br /> municipal wells to this site and all of those <br /> have been tested. All :of them are free of any <br /> contaminants including the lead levels which <br /> are also below detection limits, so there is <br /> no lead in the water ysystem. Generally in <br /> areas that are supplied by, municipal systems, <br /> you have the extra safeguard that thane <br /> systems are constantly being monitored by the <br /> State in order to make sure' that there are not <br /> any contaminates. .They; are required to <br /> monitor for both volatile ;1organics and other <br /> constituents that are of Health concern on a <br /> routine basis. <br /> 'f <br /> 4. QUESTION: What brought about this activity in March of <br /> 1991 ? Was there a problemjrat that time ? <br /> EXXON 'k <br /> RESPONSE: Initially, the investigation that started at <br /> this station was because we had decided not to <br /> operate the site. We 'decilded to surplus the <br /> property, not related to any incident or <br /> release of that sort, so the initial <br /> investigation was done'. We did a second phase <br /> of the investigation, as Mike Infurna spoke <br /> to, and the operation of actually taking the <br /> tanks out of the ground is, just a normal part <br /> of closing up a station :;where you are not <br /> going to continue operations. You are only <br /> given a certain length lof time which, I <br /> believe in the State of California is a year, <br />