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Musco Family Olive Company - 11 - 12 December 2006 <br /> Well ID TDS Cl Na HCO3 <br /> (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L m /L <br /> Shallow Well ID <br /> MW-1 (S) 1,600 448 580 355 <br /> W-2 (1985)(S)*" 1,375 330 335 348 <br /> MW-3 (S) 2,675 730 985 1,350 <br /> MW-5 (S) 2,950 605 895 1,500 <br /> MW-6 (S)** 2,600 830 780 1,000 <br /> MW-10 (S)** 2,375 1,095 700 537 <br /> MW-11 (S)** 2,050 673 635 448 <br /> MW-13 (S)*' 2,475 1,175 599 675 <br /> MW-14 (S) 3,025 870 985 432.5 <br /> MW-15 (S) 1,525 525 435 900 <br /> MW-16 (S) 2,700 533 638 1,600 <br /> MW-17 (S) 1,975 610 610 600 <br /> Regional Well 1,225 240 325 280 <br /> Well K-1 1,050 225 308 283 <br /> Deep Well ID <br /> MW-4 (D) -1,425 210 335 355 <br /> MW-7 (D) 2,100 405 475 238 <br /> MW-8 (D) 1,400 293 280 250 <br /> MW-9 (D)** NS NS NS NS <br /> MW-12 (D) 2,325 603 530 390 <br /> MW-18 (D) 1,675 520 505 530 <br /> Well MW-2 <br /> MW-2 10,000 4,500 2,400 104 <br /> i 'Refer to Table 6. "* - Denotes wells that are currently dry <br /> Based upon a simple comparison between the interim background groundwater <br /> concentrations and the existing wells, the majority average concentrations of the shallow wells <br /> exceed the interim limits for TDS, chloride, and sodium. <br /> Musco has been land applying high strength wastewater to Field 55 East and West since 1991 <br /> and likely before that time based on records of spreading pond silt on the Park West field. <br /> Reviewing the limited data set from 2002 to 2006 for the existing wells indicates that elevated <br /> levels of constituents of concern (COC's) (TDS, chloride, and sodium) are detected in all <br /> shallow wells. This strongly suggests that wastewater applied to the land has impacted <br /> groundwater prior to 2002. <br /> When the data set is compared to the offsite Hanson Well (Regional), which is located in the. <br /> same alluvial fan environment but outside the spray irrigation areas or impact zone, it is <br /> evident that TDS, chloride, and sodium concentrations are elevated in the Musco monitoring <br /> wells and it can be concluded that groundwater beneath the spray fields has been impacted by <br /> wastewater. Table 8 above presents the average of the last four available sampling events <br /> collected from the Regional Well for TDS, chloride, sodium, and bicarbonate. <br />