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Mr. Ron Rowe CAMBRIA July 10, 1998 Conduit Survey:Cambria reviewed utility maps of the storm sewer system,sanitary sewer system,and water supply system supplied by the City of Ripon. This review,combined with a site visit,revealed the following utilities in the area: • Sanitary Sewer-A 6-inch VCP line runs along Frontage Road toward the intersection of East Main Street at a depth of 5 to 7 ft below ground surface(bgs). A 10-inch VCP line runs along East Main Street from a manhole in front of the site toward the intersection of Frontage Road and East Main Street at a depth of 5 to 7 ft bgs. A 6-inch AC force main runs west of the site then turns and runs along East Main at a depth of less than 5 ft bgs. A 18-inch VCP line approximately 1/4 mile east of the site runs north-south along Manley Road at an approximate depth of 18 to 20 ft bgs. • Storm Sewer - A 24-inch CP line runs from the southeastern corner of the site to the southeast across the intersection of East Main Street and the Main Street overpass at a depth of less than 5 ft bgs. • Water Supply-The water lines in the vicinity of the site are at an approximate depth of 3 ft bgs. An 8-inch transite pipe runs along East Main Street to Frontage Road,then bends and follows Frontage Road to the northwest. The only utility line that is deep enough to potentially act as a contaminant conduit is the sanitary sewer along Manley Road. Copies of each of the City of Ripon utility maps are included as Attachment A. Well Survey:Cambria reviewed well information at the State of California Department of Water Resources, San Joaquin County,and the City of Ripon. Cambria tabulated each well within'/z mile of the site(Table 1) with all the relevant information that we were able to gather. Wells with a known location were plotted on an '/z Mile Radius Well Location Map(Figure 1). Cambria was not able to find any specific information relating to the well located on the 333 East Main Street property immediately west of the site, except that the well existed in the early 1960's when the present property owner purchased the property. Cambria found construction details for a well owned by the State of California along Highway 99, but it is unclear if that well log is for the CalTrans well located southeast of the site. Cambria also located the well drillers reports for what appears to be a nest of two wells on Parallel Avenue, which were installed as part of the Nestle's investigation. The Well Drillers Reports for the State of California well and the nested well on Parallel Avenue are included in Attachment B. Cambria will continue to research other wells in the surrounding area. Cambria will perform a door-to-door survey of properties along Parallel Avenue and any other areas that may have wells that could act as vertical conduits for contaminants. Cambria will continue to attempt to procure construction details for the CalTrans well. Cambria will review the SJCPHS files for the Nestle's site as background. 2