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Mr. Ken Price 5 - 3 July 2003 <br /> protect all designated beneficial uses of the water body,which includes municipal and domestic <br /> supply,regardless of the likelihood of its future actual use. <br /> FEASIBILITY STUDY <br /> In our 21 January 2003 letter, we requested a Feasibility Study/Remedial Options Evaluation <br /> Report (FS/RO) by 23 May 2003. In its comment letter, Geomatrix proposes to prepare the <br /> FS/RO within three months of Board staff reconsideration of its comments. MSRM has had <br /> ample opportunity to prepare a FS/RO, and it must be submitted by 8 August 2003. <br /> SUMMARY <br /> Stormwater that is stored on-site may be treated with carbon adsorption filters, sampled, and <br /> applied on saplings at rates that do not exceed the water or nitrogen uptake demand of the trees <br /> as conditioned above. <br /> The January 2003 Groundwater Cleanup Criteria Table has been revised to illustrate a higher <br /> analytical detection limit for dichlorodifluoromethane and to recognize that matrix interferences <br /> may prevent a laboratory analysis from achieving a specified detection limit. <br /> The FS/RO is now due by 8 August 2003. If you have any questions, you may contact me at <br /> J1255-30. <br /> TERRELL <br /> Private Sites Cleanup Unit <br /> Enclosure <br /> cc : Mr. Michael Infuma, San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department <br /> Mr. Alan Prouty, J.R. Simplot,Boise ID <br /> Mr. W. T.Nickerson, UNOCAL,Elk Grove <br /> Mr. Timothy Souther, Geomatrix, Fresno <br />