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as averaged over the last 5 years (National Weather Service, personal commu- <br /> - nication, 1987). <br /> Table 2-1 <br /> GROUNDWATER WELLS WITHIN 1 MILE FROM THE SITE <br /> Approximate <br /> Distance Depth <br /> From Site of Well(s) <br /> Well Owner (feet) (feet) Use <br /> w.: <br /> Gold Bond Wood Products 2,100 SE > 1,000 Industrial cooling water <br /> City of Stockton Haggin Museum 4,300 NW 260 Irrigation <br /> Nelson Redimix Concrete 4,500 SW 320 Washing cement trucks <br /> Union Ice and Storage Company 200 N NA Cooling water <br /> Odgea Food Products 5,000 S NA Process water <br /> R.- <br /> Stockton Police 5,400 E 215 Emergency Water <br /> - t <br /> i Note: NA = information not available. <br /> Source: CH211 HILL, 1986: <br /> The annual rainfall produces approximately 10 million gallonsof runoff at the <br /> site. Stormwater runoff is collected through gravity drain pipes and lift stations <br /> and directed to two onsite ballast ponds lined with 1 to-2 feet of clay. As one <br /> pond is filled, water from the second pond is discharged to the Stockton <br /> z Regional Water Control Facility (SRWCF) at a rate determined by the city. <br /> The sequence is then reversed, and the second pond collects runoff while the <br /> first pond discharges to the SRWCF. The ponds were designed with a capacity <br /> for a 5-year, 24=hour storm event, assuming 100 percent runoff. These ponds <br /> cover approximately 2.5 acres onsite and are fenced. <br /> GLT909/040.50 2-4 <br /> i <br />