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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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RECORD_ID
PR0528038
PE
2950
FACILITY_ID
FA0018998
FACILITY_NAME
NCPA LODI ENERGY CENTER
STREET_NUMBER
12751
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STREET_NAME
THORNTON
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
LODI
Zip
95242
APN
05513016
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
12751 N THORNTON RD
P_LOCATION
02
P_DISTRICT
004
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Approved
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ATTACHMENT B:MAP OF WELLS/AREA OF REVIEW <br /> included on the water well drillers reports. Additionally, some residences appear in aerial <br /> photographs for which well records were not identified. It is possible that a single domestic <br /> well supplies water for more than one residence. <br /> The majority of the domestic supply wells within the AOR are located to the east of I-5. The <br /> shallowest domestic well identified within the AOR was 51 feet deep. The deepest domestic <br /> well identified was 220 feet deep. <br /> Irrigation Supply Wells <br /> Surface water is available throughout the AOR delivered through drains, ditches,and <br /> canals,but groundwater is used to supplement surface water supplies to the east of I-5. The <br /> only irrigation well within the AOR located west of 1-5 is at the golf course on 8-Mile Road. <br /> Approximately 35 irrigation wells were identified within the AOR. Like the domestic well <br /> inventory, the exact number of irrigation wells is uncertain because water well completion <br /> reports are not available for each well, and records for some locations were uncertain or <br /> incomplete. <br /> Irrigation wells generally tend to be deeper than domestic wells. The shallowest irrigation <br /> wells within the AOR were 68 feet deep. Shallow irrigation wells in the area are possible <br /> because groundwater is so shallow. Irrigation wells up to 450 feet deep occur within the <br /> AOR. <br /> Monitoring Wells <br /> Monitoring wells occur in several locations within the AOR, associated with three <br /> investigations. These are: <br /> • The WPCP percolation ponds <br /> • Groundwater investigation along Banner Street in the Flag City area <br /> • Groundwater investigation at the Three B's Truck Plaza <br /> The monitoring wells installed along Banner Street and surrounding the WPCP are <br /> generally 50 feet deep or shallower. The truck plaza monitoring wells are 150 feet deep and <br /> contain multiple monitoring intervals. Because the Banner Street and truck plaza <br /> investigations are located at the northern edge of the AOR and are very limited in aerial <br /> extent,they are not discussed further. <br /> A series of 22 shallow monitoring wells have been installed near the WPCP. These wells, <br /> which extend approximately 20 feet bgs,have been installed to monitor conditions <br /> upgradient and downgradient of the percolation ponds at the WPCP. <br /> Oil and Gas Wells <br /> There are four natural gas fields located near the STIG-LEC facility: Harte Gas to the <br /> Southeast,Lodi Airport Gas to the East,King Island Gas to the West,and East Islands Gas to <br /> the Northwest (see Figure B-5). Of these four, King Island is the only natural gas field with <br /> active wells,while the Harte, Lodi Airport,and East Islands fields have all been abandoned. <br /> The King Island Gas field has three active wells, one of which is located within the AOR for <br /> this project. This well,Piacentine 1-27,is the only well in production in the AOR. The <br /> DOGGR online well database also identified seven dry holes in the AOR. <br /> B4 SAG371322I082550015(ATTACHMENT-B.DOC) <br />
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