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David Wang • • <br /> Page 10 <br /> 12) page 3-27, paragraph 3 . 4 . 5. 4 : <br /> The RI report states that the monitoring well cluster consisting <br /> of LM63 , LM64 , and LM65 were screened to monitor the shallow, <br /> middle, and deep zone of the aquifer within the upper Tulare <br /> Formation. <br /> The reference to groundwater zones should be consistent <br /> throughout the RI report. On page 3-15, paragraph 3 . 4 . 1. 2 , the <br /> groundwater within the upper Tulare Formation in the Tracy area <br /> was described as two zones - a water bearing zone above the <br /> Corcoran Clay (that contains confined, semiconfined, and <br /> unconfined water) and a shallow unconfined zone. Clarification <br /> is requested. <br /> 13) page 3-27 , paragraph 3 . 4 . 5 . 5, lines 2 , 3 ,and 4 : <br /> The RI report states with reference to wells LM66 and LM67 : <br /> "These two wells were used to monitor downgradient <br /> migration of contamination previously detected within well <br /> cluster LM55, LM56, and LM57 . " <br /> The above statement is misleading. LM67 is screened at an <br /> elevation similar to LM55, but LM66 is not screened at an <br /> elevation similar to LM56 or LM57 . Clarification as to the <br /> meaning of the above quote is requested. <br /> 14) page 3-27 , paragraph 3 . 4 . 5. 5, line 6: <br /> There are apparently two typographical errors on this line. <br /> They are the following: <br /> o The 113 . 9 ppb" PCE should be ND PCE. <br /> 0 13 ua/l should be reported for LM67 instead of "nothing" . <br /> 15) Section 3 . 5 Characterization of Contaminants in Groundwater <br /> paragraph 3 . 5. 1, page 3-32 and 3-33 : <br /> This paragraph describes and refers to Figures 3 . 5. 1, 3 . 5. 2 , and <br /> 3 . 5. 3 . This paragraph should be rewritten to describe the <br /> contaminant concentration values which are shown on the <br /> revised geologic cross-sections. <br /> 16) paragraph 3 . 5. 1, page 3-33 , lines 15, 16, and 17 : <br /> The RI report states: <br /> "The off-site well cluster shows a definite decrease in <br />