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Receptor Survey Report w Raymond Investment Corporation,Stockton,CA Page 6 to confidentiality, he could not provide the exact locations of the wells, but the general locations are indicated on Figure 3, attached Mr Mar did indicate the following information regarding the wells the well indicated as 39-1020 on Figure 3 has been inactive since 1979 because of water quality, and the well indicated as 50897 on Figure 3 is also inactive because of water quality Interviews with residents were conducted to determine whether the study area was on public or private water supply All of the contacted residents within the Site reconnaissance area stated that they were on public water, CWSC Public water usage could not be verified for each and every resident Tony Tovar, acting Senior Civil Engineer for the City of Stockton (City) was contacted in regards to the County or - - City buildings in Downtown Stockton Mr Tovar indicated the City does not provide water to those buildings, they all receive water from CWSC r SITE RECONNAISSANCE A Site reconnaissance within 500 feet of the Site was conducted on foot and within 2,000 feet of the Site via automobile No surface water bodies are indicated within the study area, although in the past, Downtown Stockton contained many small intermittent streams The Site radius contains a combination of old and new commercial and residential buildings with three community parks (located to the west, east, and south in the study area) and north-south trending railroad tracks (located in the eastern portion of the study area) Childcare centers, schools, and a health care facility were identified within the 2,000-foot radius during the Site reconnaissance Selected residents within the study area were interviewed during the Site reconnaissance All of the contacted residents within the Site reconnaissance area stated that they were on public water DWR well record locations were verified for existence of the received documented wells Only one of the two municipal wells (50897) was observed during the Site reconnaissance Two pumps, labeled Sl and S2 (possibly for sumps), and three monitor wells were observed in the lower parking area of the courthouse No wells were observed at 417 E Weber Avenue or at 202 E Main Streets, only reconstructed buildings were observed A possible well was observed behind the store at 520 E Main Street it was not in use and the pump was removed No undocumented potable water wells were observed during the Site reconnaissance However, monitoring wells and remediation/extraction systems were observed CONCLUSIONS Condor concludes that • Interviews and Site reconnaissance of properties in the study area indicate that the area is serviced with potable water by CWSC • The two municipal wells with DWR well records (50897 and 39-1020) are inactive due to water quality issues and do not serve the study area • It is possible that three of the wells with DWR well records (39-1089, 39-1090, and 39-1091) were destroyed during redevelopment of the Downtown Stockton area • The owner of the observed well (39-1087) with a DWR well record should have the well properly destroyed, according to SJCEHD accepted procedures This well is currently inactive and is up- gradient relative to the Site Confidential well driller's logs for all six wells (as indicated above) were obtained from the DWR Logs are not included with this report for compliance with Water Code Section 13752, but Condor will provide confidential copies to State Agencies upon request Information from the logs pertinent to this assessment is provided in Table 1 0 F � �� Co R