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�ft.. "we existing levee system. (Mitigation Measure 4.2-7) s. WATER/GROUNDWATER RESOURCES: The following provisions regarding water and groundwater resources shall be complied with: (1) Treat the project/water supply as required to meet all applicable primary and secondary drinking water standards. (Mitigation Measure 4.3-1) (2) Provide storage facilities as needed to meet all fire protection, peak domestic demand and emergency back-up requirements. (Mitigation Measure 4.3-2) (3) Perform the necessary analysis and prepare an assessment and protection plan for all wells that will supply water to the proposed project, in accordance with applicable ODWW requirements. The plan shall be designed to provide a long-term source of potable water. (Mitigation Measure 4.3-3) (4) Properly seal all wells that are to remain in service in accordance with all potable water supply requirements. All wells that will be taken out of service or not used, including test wells, shall be abandoned and "destroyed" prior to the beginning of any earthwork operations. (Mitigation Measure 4.3-4) (5) Construct a new primary water supply well as detailed in the Kleinfelder report; or initiate a groundwater mitigation and monitoring program to ensure that increased use of water at Oakwood Lake's equipment yard well or any other well, does not adversely affect existing wells in the project vicinity. Oakwood Lake Water District (OLWD) would be responsible for funding the monitoring program and for implementing any subsequently required mitigation measures. The program shall be designed in accordance with the following recommendations set forth by Kleinfelder, Inc.: Semi-annually record static and dynamic groundwater elevations in all operating OLWD wells and in the following private wells: at 20373 South Woodward Avenue, at 916 East Lake Avenue and 896 East Willow Avenue. The monitoring would be performed to document changes in groundwater elevations within the Oakwood Lake vicinity, and to provide the baseline information needed to evaluate whether such changes are associated with increased withdrawals by OLWD or with other factors not related to operations at Oakwood Lake (such as a drought that lowers all groundwater below the level of some existing, local wells, or the installation of additional wells in the project vicinity). Monitoring would be performed by a qualified consultant approved by the Environmental Health Department of the San Joaquin County Department of Public Health Services. The number and/or distribution of wells included in the monitoring program could be modified in the future if the program consultant or the Environmental Health Department determines that specific wells are obviously outside the OLWD zone of influence, or that other wells not designated in this mitigation are likely to be affected by OLWD withdrawals. In the event the Environmental Health Department receives a complaint from the owner of any "qualified" property in the Oakwood Lake vicinity alleging that the normal operation of their well is being adversely interfered with by the increased use of groundwater associated with the development of the proposed project, OLWD shall temporarily suspend operation of its principal supply well, if the Environmental Health Department determines that the monitoring data confirms the OLWD well may be the source of the San Joaquin County PA-0200098\Beck Properties Community Development Page 14