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Page 6 of 14 <br /> Subject: RE: Well Maps [Item 3 of 31 <br /> thanks again. <br /> One of the points I was hoping to make was that I was <br /> reluctant to'step in'with CNP (as a private well owner)at <br /> this time. Once I'm satisfied which wells are who's, I will <br /> step in and let these private well owners know what EHD is <br /> expecting of them. They will have options to enter into a <br /> Monitoring program with us or remove the wells under an <br /> EHD permit I could issue. <br /> Another point I was going for was that before I issue any <br /> more permits for COL/WRP, 1 must know ALL about the <br /> existing wells/permits. I don't really want to slow up your <br /> progress, but I find I get results like your help much quicker <br /> when you know that future work depends on past work <br /> being adequately handled. <br /> you've done a great job with researching all of these <br /> permits and wells. I have confidence that you will supply <br /> me with all I need to be able to generate a list of monitoring <br /> wells that will be on the CoL list of responsibility and which <br /> ones won't. <br /> I haven't formulated a conclusion yet, but have you <br /> determined which wells are definately NOT going to be on <br /> the CoL list yet? <br /> -----Original Message----- <br /> From: umezaki, dave <br /> [mailto:dumezaki@EKICONSU LT.COM] <br /> Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 1:46 PM <br /> To: Mike Infurna [EH] <br /> Cc: tarantino, steve; ggibson@ci.lathrop.ca.us; <br /> jlfio@hydrofocus.com; Ckeaten@ci.lathrop.ca.us; <br /> jzilles@kleinfelder.com <br /> Subject: RE: Well Maps [Item 3 of 3] <br /> Mike, <br /> One clarification --the California Natural Products <br /> wells really are under the responsibility of California <br /> Natural Products, not the City. I was able to track <br /> down copies of the boring logs and the permits for <br /> those wells because we happen to have the same <br /> consultants as the ones working on those properties, <br /> but these wells are not the City's to"use or lose". <br /> I don't have a contact with California Natural <br /> Products, so I don't know whether the wells are <br /> needed or whether they're being used. You'd have <br /> to contact California Natural Products for that <br /> information. <br /> Your general point, though, is well taken. Some of <br /> the wells (the RMW wells being a likely example)are <br /> the City's responsibility or will become the City's <br /> 9/26/2005 <br />