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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE
RECORD_ID
PR0508450
PE
2960
FACILITY_ID
FA0008087
FACILITY_NAME
DDJC-TRACY
STREET_NUMBER
25700
STREET_NAME
CHRISMAN
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
TRACY
Zip
95376
APN
25207002
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
25700 CHRISMAN RD
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
005
QC Status
Approved
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• <br /> probable human carcinogens are also included. contained the Central Valley Regional Water Quality <br /> Some Water Quality Advisories also contain i Control Board staff report,A Compilation of Water <br /> aquatic life criteria. Quality Goals. <br /> J Suggested No-Adverse-Response Levels(SNARLS)— Selecting Between Available <br /> Water Quality Goals <br /> These human health-related criteria are published <br /> by the National Academy of Sciences in Drinking To protect the maximum number of beneficial uses,the <br /> Water and Health,Volumes 1,3,4,5,6,and 7. most restrictive(lowest),applicable(under the benefi- <br /> (U.S.EPA's health advisories were formerly cial use designations and water quality objectives in the <br /> published as SNARLS.) SNARL values do not Water Quality Control Plans)water quality values <br /> include a consideration of cancer nsk. Incremental should be selected as the water quality goal for a <br /> cancer risk estimates are also presented separately particular site and pollutant. Due to the rapidly <br /> for carcinogens. changing data base on the health and environmental <br /> effects of chemicals,caution should be observed in <br /> J Estimated Permissible Ambient Goals— selecting among the various water quality values to be <br /> sure that the most recent information is utilized. The <br /> Published by U.S. EPA in 1977 in Multimedia original literature should be consulted whatever <br /> Environmental Goals for Environmental Assessment, possible to determine the applicability and limitations <br /> these critena are estimated from occupational of the values being selected. Other government <br /> exposure to airborne pollutants and,as such,are agencies,such as the California Department of Health <br /> not very reliable as water quality goals. Therefore, Services, the California Department of Fish and Game, <br /> they should only be used if no other criteria are and the U.S.Environmental Protection Agency may be <br /> available. consulted for up-to-the-minute information. <br /> Other sources of water quality goals include: It is common practice to rely on Primary MCLS as <br /> "enforceable standards" for human health. However, <br /> J Water Quality for Agriculture,published by the Food 1 MCLS are intended to apply to water within a drinking <br /> and Agnculture Organization of the United water distribution system. Care should be taken in the <br /> Nations in 1985,contains criteria protective of application of Primary MCLs to the protecdamof <br /> agricultural uses of water. sources of drinking water. A common exan46W <br /> incorrect application is the use of the total triholo- <br /> J Water Quality Criteria,written by McKee and Wolf methane(TTHM)MCL for the protection of ground <br /> and published by the State Water Resources water from chloroform. Chloroform is one of the four <br /> Control Board in 1963 and 1978,contains criteria chemicals covered by the term"tnhalometharm". <br /> for human health and welfare,aquatic life,agricul- These probable human carcinogens are formed in <br /> tural use,industrial use,and various other benefi- drinking water by the action of chlorine,used4or <br /> tial uses. This document is available from the disinfection,on organic matter present in the raw <br /> National Technical Information Service(NTIS)as source water. The TT[ M Primary MCL of 100µg/I is <br /> Publication No.PB 8218824. 18 to 526 times higher than the published one-ina- <br /> million incremental cancer risk estimates for chloro- <br /> .J The California Department of Fish and Game can form. U.S. EPA has stated that the MCL for Tl'HMs <br /> also supply criteria for fish and wildlife protection. I was based mainly on technologic and economic <br /> 1 considerations. Therefore, this drinking water stan- <br /> Manv of these numencal water quality goals and the dard does not clearly protect the beneficial use for <br /> numerical water quality objectives from the State municipal and domestic supply of waters of the state. <br /> Water Board's state-wide Water Quality Control Plans The MCL for TTHMs was derived by balancing the <br /> have been summarized in the tables and graphs benefit provided by the chlorination process(elimina- <br /> /on B.Marshaek,D.Env. Page 7 <br />
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