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Overhead/Lodi Door Co.• -2- • 8 September 1988 <br /> MW-1. Pumping of the wells produced water at extremely low rates. Mr. <br /> Harvey discontinued sampling and intended to obtain teflon tubing and lower <br /> the pumps in the well bore the next day. At a later date he informed me <br /> that the wells were not sampled due to a delay in ordering the tubing. <br /> I noted that well numbers should be painted on the well covers to avoid any <br /> problem with well identification. <br /> August Sampling <br /> I returned to O/LDC to observe ground water sampling on 10 August 1988 . <br /> The pumps had been lowered in the wells approximately five feet. O/LDC had <br /> contracted California Geological to perform the monthly sampling. Doug <br /> Lee, geologist and a technician were at the facility along with Mr. Harvey. <br /> The static water level in well MW-4 had dropped more than a foot since the <br /> previous month. August depth to water in MW-4 was 46. 53 feet. The <br /> samplers performed with adequate levels of competence during the time I was <br /> on site. <br /> We discussed the two additional monitoring wells to be installed for <br /> completion of the HAR. MW-5 will be located east of the impoundment <br /> (Figure 1) , and will be completed in the shallow water-bearing zone. Well <br /> MW-6 will be located as close as possible to MW-4 (Figure 1) . It will be <br /> completed in the next deeper water-bearing zone. The existence of an <br /> extensive aquitard has been proposed based on offsite drillers logs. <br /> Logging of MW-6 will help to substantiate the existence of this strata. <br /> The condition of the surface impoundment had not changed since the July <br /> inspection. <br /> INSPECTION SUMMARY <br /> 0/LDC has satisfied the cease discharge requirement of TPCA by removing <br /> wastes and temporarily covering the impoundment. Work to complete the HAR <br /> will proceed soon- Monthly ground water saiapling is continuing. <br /> ohn K. Woodling <br /> Associate Engineering eologist <br />