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_ ---- <br /> - <br /> Report: Groundwater-quality Monitoring—June 23-28,2005, 7500 West Eleventh Street, Tracy, <br /> Page 11 <br /> that, as SJC has noted in previous reports, agri <br /> cultural imgation dominates variations m <br /> irri <br /> groundwater Tracy via <br /> elevations in the area around Tracy. When crops are beingth Delga-tMendot <br /> large volumes of water are imported to tcuiltura swellsns being discharged to shallow <br /> canal and water pumped from deep agri typically continues through <br /> aquifers. This activity begins in the spring of each year and typ Y <br /> t the summer, after which it declines and groundwater levels in shallow aquifers begin tin <br /> o <br /> to fall until some time <br /> fall. Except in unusually wet winters, levels usually continuese and fall i the groundwater <br /> February or March. Inspection of Table 1 shows that th <br /> ttle <br /> ;. table elevation beneath the 7500 West Eleventh Street site usually whe ttheirainofalls <br /> relationship to seasonal precipitation m the San Joaquin Valley <br /> between May and September of each year. <br /> p generate Table 1 were used to the groundwater <br /> { The groundwater elevations d in <br /> contours shown on Figure 2. <br /> wells MW-3A, MW-3B and MW-12A were <br /> The groundwater elevations in monitoring <br /> not considered when the groundwater contours were drawn because the differences <br /> between the elevations of the groundwater in Wells MW-3, MW-3A and MW-3B and in <br /> eat to indicate that the groundwater monitored <br /> MW-12 and MW-12A are sufficiently grdifferent <br /> b the shallow well at the locations of each os£in the see cluster.clusters <br /> it mut herefore <br /> l !, pi zometzic pressure from that of the deeper well <br /> be assumed that, at least locally, the shallow wells monitor aquifers different from those <br /> monitored by the deeper wells. <br /> 2.1.1 Groundwater Mound <br /> oundwater contours shown on Figure 2 is the groundwater <br /> A significant feature of the grwas first <br /> mound centered near Monitoring Well MW <br /> Company <br /> on The <br /> 24 existence °2005 (The S Joaquin <br /> observed in the groundwater measurements made <br /> ' Company 2405). As was noted at that time, <br /> SJC believes that it can be attributed to a <br /> l � failing septic tank leach field that is located in an area to the east of the Capitol Furniture <br /> building at 7501 West Eleventh Street. <br /> on February 24, 2005, the depth to <br /> When the groundwater mound was first encountered6ftAlthough that depth had increased to <br /> groundwater in Monitoring Well MW 16 wasoundwater mound still <br /> 3.5 ft. by June 23, 2005, as can be seen on Figur on of the <br /> hehgro groundwater table in the <br /> has a significant amplitude above the elevate <br /> orin area and has a marked effect on the local directio le of the site aas a whole, <br /> :- <br /> neighboring at the <br /> the area around Monitoringgraundwate°flew remains to the north-northeast at <br /> the general direction and gradient <br /> approximately 0.003 ft/ft, as generally has been the case throughout the six-year period <br /> pp <br /> i that groundwater depths have been monitored at the site. <br /> 1 2.2 purging of Groundwater-quality Monitoring Wells <br /> gr <br /> in the <br /> After the depths to sixteen groundwater-quality monitoring wells to <br /> .._'� <br /> sic <br /> :.11 <br />