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r Table 2. Construction information and objectives for Mossdale Subarea monitorin wells. New Well ID Old Screened ■ (Locations Status Diameter Depth Intervai Objective' ■ shown in Well ID (inches) (feet) (feet) a F . sa ■ MWM-1 P-6 R 4 22 10-20 U gradient Pond C. MWM-2 P-5 R 4 22 10-20 Up gradient Ponds A and C. MWM-3 P-4 R 4 22 10-20 Pond C. MWM-4 N 4 22 10-20 Pond A. MWM-5 N 4 22 10-20 Pond B. MWM-6 N 4 22 10-20 Down gradient of median strips. MWM-7 N 4 22 10-20 Up gradient Agricultural Field (52). r1 MWM-8 N 4 22 10-20 A ricultural Field (52). ■ MWM-9 N 4 22 10-20 Up gradient 3 Agricultural Field (52). MWM-10 TMW-8 E 2 20 5-20 Down gradient of median strips. MWM-11 P-3 R 4 22 10-20 Down gradient Agricultural Field (17). MWM-12 P-1 R 4 22 10-20 Agricultural Field (50). MWM-13 N 4 22 10-20 U radiant Field (50). Down gradient MWM-14 N 4 22 10-20 Mossdale Commons I 24 . MWM-15 N 4 22 10-20 Mossdale Commons 24 . Down gradient The I MWM-16 N 4 22 10-20 Green (18) and median strips. MWM-17 N 4 22 10-20 The Green (18). I MWM-18 N 4 22 10-20 A ricultural Field 1 . MWM-19 LMW-1 R 4 22 10-20 Up gradient A ricultural Field(17). MWM-20 N 4 20 10-20 Down gradient of I median strips. MWM-21 N 4 22 10-20 Up gradient of median strips. MWM-22 TMW-5 E 2 20E5-20Median stri . MWM-23 N 4 22U radiant well. MWM-24 N 4 22River Park North 2 .MWM-25 TMW-6 R 4 22Upgradient River Paris North 191. 1: R=replace, E=existing,and N=new. 2: Locations relative to present-day hydraulic gradients inferred from Figure 3. Irrigation, possible repairs to the weeping storm drain, and cessation of construction dewatering and irrigation well pumping can alter present-day gradients. • I -6-