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City of Ripon Well#12 <br /> Nitrate Study Report May 31,2006 <br /> 2.0 DWR WELL LOG SEARCH AND COLLECTION OF OTHER INFORMATION <br /> The first task carried out was obtaining well logs and other available information for residential water <br /> supply wells located within the general vicinity of Well 12. The purposes for obtaining this information <br /> were 1) to assess the potential for nitrate migration down to the level of the Well 12 screen through <br /> nearby residential wells and 2) identify wells in vicinity of Well 12 for sampling and analysis. <br /> 2.1 DWR Visit <br /> An SGI Geologist visited the DWR office in Sacramento on July 27, 2005 to conduct a file review and <br /> obtain the appropriate well logs. The position of Well 12 was located on a topographic map that included <br /> the township, range, and section of the well location. The four sections containing Well 12 or that were <br /> closest to it were then identified and the well logs for all wells in those four sections were retrieved (a <br /> search radius of approximately 2,000 feet was used for the DWR log search). A total of 89 logs were <br /> retrieved. Four of these logs were for abandoned wells. The remaining 85 logs were for domestic, <br /> municipal, residential, irrigation, and monitoring wells. <br /> 2.2 Well Log Evaluation <br /> The following information was recorded from the well logs: <br /> • Address and other information related to location, <br /> • Well owner, <br /> • Year constructed, <br /> • Well depth, <br /> • Installation type, <br /> • Screened interval, <br /> • Gravel interval, and <br /> • Surface seal depth. <br /> After the logs were examined, the locations of wells were plotted on a map of the area surrounding Well <br /> 12. Well addresses were used to plot these locations when available. When addresses were not listed <br /> on the well log, physical descriptions of the well locations listed on the logs were used to plot locations. <br /> In several instances, the addresses listed on the DWR logs were invalid. In these cases, SGI contacted <br /> the City of Ripon to find out if any record of old addresses existed. The City determined that the invalid <br /> addresses changed when the properties transferred from the unincorporated county to the city <br /> jurisdiction. <br /> ft.W.412R� 2-1 Pie soupte Group, In. <br />