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4' FKSM TRACY SPACE RENTALS PHONE NO. : 2098354629 Nov. 09 2003 11:47AM P3 2450/2480 Toste Rd Page 3 3. Complete and submit the enclosed Sample Siting Plan for bacteria,logical. sampling. Please contact this office for assistance in completing this form. 4. Submit the driller's well logs to EHD and an updated technical report(well data sh:et) for each source as required by the Health and Safety(H&S) Code, Section 1165.30, 5. Submit to EHD the manufacturer's specification sheets for the we l pumps and storige tanks including the pump curve data sheet_ 6. Provide EHD with a copy of the Certification of the Grade-D1 Drinking'Water Distribution Operator that will be operating at your facility. You may contact the S tate Department of Health Services for additional information on this -equirement at(9' 6) 327-1139. 7. Complete and submit the enclosed TMF Capacity Assessment Form to this office for review. 8. Provide a well surface seal(pedestal)per San Joaquin County Well Standards 4.10_ 'The surface seal skull be monolithically poured on compacted earth. The seal shall bavc a thickness of four inches thick above grade,without defects and be contiguous with Ile annular seal- The seal shalt be graded to allow for drainage away lrom the well cas ng in all directions. The sea[shall extend two feet in all directions frorr the well casing. The well casing shall extend minimum of an inch above the pedestal. ]'he well and appurtenances should be located in a locked enclosure to excludeaccess.by unau.thc nzed persons. (per Water Well Standards State of California Bulletin 7,9•-8 1) The following issues are not conditions of the Toste Water System permit but are concerns of EHD that should be considered. I. The use of low flow toilets and low water use equipment is recom=nded as a conservation measure and to reduce the load on the existing septic systems. 2. EHD would encourage Toste Water System to incorporate a flow -peter on the well;:. It can be a useful tool in the overall water-monitoring program, It is a helpful tool to detennine periods of high demands that are acceptable and non-acceptable(leak detection)_ Z According to the California Health and Safety Code section 116540,"no public water syst ern that was not in existence on January 1, 1998, shall be granted a permit un]ess the system demonstrates to the Department that the water supplier possesses adequats: financial, manaj erial, and technical capacity to assure the delivery of pure,wholesome, and poUMe drinking water. This section shall also apply to any change of ownership of a public water system that occu;s after January 1, 1998".