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Tracking Progress Existing monitoring wells will continue to be sampled on a regular basis to monitor the progress of this pilot test and to evaluate how well this method works for solvents at this site. Results from the groundwater sampling will also be used to track movement of the solvents and to ensure continued safety of public drinking water supplies. The results are published in semi-annual reports which are available to the public, as described in the Geotracker section of this fact sheet. For More Information The details of the cleanup proposal are Using Geotracker contained in two documents: the To see site documents on the internet, go to Groundwater Interim Remedial Action Plan, http://geotracker.waterboards.ca.gov. In the and the Addendum. These documents, as search box, enter 819 Hunter, Stockton. Then well as investigation and monitoring reports, click on the green box beneath the red balloon. are available for you to view and download Then click on the UniFirst name, then on the Site at Geotracker, an Internet-accessible Maps/Documents tab to find the Groundwater information warehouse. They are also Interim Remedial Action Plan and the available in hardcopy at the Central Valley Groundwater Remedial Action Plan Addendum. Water Board office. There will be a 30-day Public Comment period from April 18 to May 23 2011 If you have any questions, or wish to provide comments on the proposed cleanup project, please contact the Central Valley Water Board's project manager or the project's consultant, AMEC Geomatrix as shown below: Ms. Amy Terrell Mr. Bill Pipes Central Valley Water Board AMEC Geomatrix 11020 Sun Center Drive, Suite 200 1281 East Alluvial Ave., Suite 101 Rancho Cordova, CA 95170-6114 Fresno, CA 93720-2659 (916) 464-4680 (559) 264-2535 ext. 2905 aterrell@waterboards.ca.gov Bill.Pipes@amec.com