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1-12 OGEOL : <br /> A GROUND NATER CONSUI IANCI - <br /> t <br /> P O Box 2165 ■ Livermore, Califomia 94559 ■ (925)373-9211 - <br /> r� <br /> Local Oversight Program March 30, 2001 - <br /> San Joaquin County <br /> Department of Health Services <br /> P O Box 2009 <br /> Stockton, CA 95201 <br /> RE Fust Quarter, 2001 Groundwater Monitonng Report - Underground Storage Case <br /> Former Cheapen #37, 15 Grant Line Road, Tracy, San Joaquin County <br /> Dear Local Oversight Program, <br /> This First Quarter, 2001 Groundwater Monitoring Report is submitted by HZOGEOL on behalf of <br /> The Customer Company for the former Cheapen Store #37, 15 Grant Line Road in Tracy, San <br /> Joaquin County, Cahfornia The site location is shown on Figure 1 and is now More for Less #37 <br /> • The Fust Quarter, 2001 groundwater monitoring event occurred on February 23-24, 2001 <br /> 10 POTENTIOMETRIC SURFACE <br /> Depth to water in each monitoring well was measured to +/- 0 01 feet using a Sohnst Model <br /> water level meter between 08 50 and 09 10 on February 23, 2001 The depths to water were <br /> converted to potentiometnc surface elevation by subtracting the measured depths to water from <br /> the casing top elevations denved from the well survey performed in 1995 by Benchmark <br /> Consultants The depth to water, casing top elevations, and potentiometnc surface elevations are <br /> presented in Table 1 All available previous water level measurements are summarized in Table C 1 <br /> in Attachment C <br /> Figure 2 is a map showing the approximate potentiometnc surface for the monitoring wells at tht <br /> site on February 23, 2001 Table 2 lists the slope (gradient) and direction of gradient of the <br /> potentiometnc surface for each of the triangles with a well at each apex The average gradient of <br /> the potentiometric surface was 0 0015 feet per foot The average gradient direction was oriented <br /> N 25 58°E <br /> All available previous potentiometnc surface slope (gradient) and direction of gradient are <br /> summarized in Table C2 in Attachment C <br />