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Levi ne•Fricke•Recon - r a <br /> DRAFT <br /> r6 T <br /> 2.1 Conduct Welldrlventory <br /> The DQO and data use for this task are to identify all public and private wells located <br /> within a 1-mile radius of Lincoln Center. <br /> The locations of public and private wells were identified by reviewing data obtained <br /> from the following sources: <br /> • California Department of Water Resources (DWR). DWR maintains a database <br /> of well data for wells installed beginning in approximately 1972. The database <br /> includes the well location designated by township, range, section and subsection, <br /> log number (printed serial number on the Water Well Drillers Report forms), well <br /> owner name, county, and city. LFR obtained a printout of the database records for <br /> wells located in the Study Area, and reviewed well logs and well permits on file at <br /> the DWR. <br /> • San Joaquin County Public Health Services, Environmental Health Division <br /> (SIC PHS/EHD). LFR compiled data from SJC PHS/EHD records consisting of <br /> well installation permits, well destruction permits, and pump repair permits, which <br /> are filed by address and available for review on microfiche. In addition, LFR <br /> reviewed microfiche records of sanitation permits, which are typically filed for <br /> septic system installations and are required to indicate if a well exists within 50 feet <br /> of the proposed installation. <br /> • San Joaquin County Department of Public Works (SJC DPW). LFR obtained <br /> well permits, well logs, and well destruction records for former LVMD wells from <br /> this source. <br /> • City of Stockton Department of Municipal Utilities (COS DMU). LFR obtained <br /> well location maps, well installation permits, well logs, and water quality results <br /> for municipal supply wells located in the Study Area and operated by COS DMU. <br /> • California Water Service (CWS). LFR obtained well locations, well installation <br /> permits, well logs, and well destruction permits for municipal supply wells located <br /> in the Study Area and operated by CWS. <br /> • State and federal database records. Sites where monitoring wells have been <br /> installed in the Study Area were identified by VISTA Information Solutions, Inc., <br /> which searched the following publicly available databases: Lust Information <br /> Systems, California Environmental Protection Agency (April 1996); Cortese List- <br /> Hazardous Waste Substance Site List, Office of Environmental Protection, Office <br /> of Hazardous Materials (February 1995); Underground Storage Tank Registrations <br /> Database, State Water Resources Control Board (January 1994); and Aboveground <br /> Storage Tank Registrations Database, State Water Resources Control Board (May <br /> 1995). In addition, SJC PHS/EHD was contacted to verify the number of wells, <br /> approximate well depth, and status of each site identified in the database search as <br /> having affected groundwater. <br /> The information compiled for the well inventory from these sources included property <br /> Page 2 <br /> 4I1 I W ELL.AMI:AMJ <br />