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South San Joaquin Irrigation District <br /> DRAFT Lead Assessment&Abatement Work Plan April 9, 2017 <br /> According to the ESC webpage, the ESC was established in 1947 and offers a variety of activities, <br /> including trap shooting. <br /> On February 1, 2017, the SJCEHD issued a Waste Discharge/Spill Response Notice ("Notice") to <br /> Abate to SSJID. Refer to Appendix A. The Notice states that lead from the ESC is polluting nearby <br /> orchards and the Canal and lists the following corrective actions: <br /> • Immediately contain, clean-up and dispose of waste at an authorized, permitted location. <br /> Ensure that cleanup personnel possess adequate training. <br /> • Investigate and abate contamination under the oversight of the appropriate lead agency <br /> • Submit copies of hazardous waste manifests/disposal records to the SJCEHD within 30 <br /> days. <br /> On February 27, 2017, representatives of SSJID and SJCEHD met to present a Draft Interim Lead <br /> Assessment and Abatement Workplan. Because of the need for its customers to receive irrigation <br /> water for the upcoming growing season, SSJID expressed the need to deliver water in the canal <br /> starting in March and ending in October. Once the irrigation season has ended, assessment and <br /> abatement of the lead would commence with the goal of completion prior to the beginning of the <br /> 2018 irrigation season. During the meeting, SJCEHD stated that SSJID can participate in the <br /> SJCEHD Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) to perform assessment and abatement. SJCED <br /> supplied the VCP and Service Request forms to SSJID and suggested that SSJID complete and <br /> submit the Service Request form so that SJCEHD can review a revised workplan. <br /> On March 15, 2017, SSJID sent the completed VCP and Service Request forms to SJCEHD to <br /> begin the assessment and abatement workplan review process. <br /> 2.0 Impact of Lead Pellets on Canal Water Quality <br /> In order to assess the potential impact to water quality as a result of lead pellets remaining in the <br /> canal during the irrigation season, the following analysis was done. <br /> The area of impacted canal site was divided into 3 sections: North Bank + Road, Canal Bottom, and <br /> South Bank + Road. Refer to Figures 3 and 4. <br /> Page 5 Blankinship & Associates , Inc . <br />