SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE_1992

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Summary of Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements (ARARs) Defense Distribution Region West Sharpe, San Joa uin Count Title Description Comment State Water Resources Control Part of all Water Quality Control ARAR; applicable Board's Resolution No. 68-16 Plans. Requires that the quality of (Antidegradation Policy) waters of the State which is better DDRW, Sharpe is expected to than needed to protect all beneficial apply best available uses be maintained. Establishes that technologies. The issue of the ground water cleanup should continue technical feasibility of below water quality standards unless further cleanup will be on the • it is not technically and economically agenda at each of the scheduled feasible to do so. The resolution 5 year reviews. permits water quality degradation to occur or continue only if the degree of degradation is protective of bene- ficial uses and is consistent with the maximum benefit to the people of the State. State Water Resources Control Part of all Water Quality Control ARAR; applicable Board's Resolution No. 88-63 Plans. Defines sources of drinking water. All ground and surface waters are existing or potential sources of drinking water unless the TDS is grea- ter than 3,000 ppm, the well yield is less than 200 gpd from a single well • or the ground water is unreasonable to treat using Best Management Practices or best economically achievable treat- ment practices. CCR, Title 22, Division 4, Establishes Standards for public water ARAR; applicable Chapter 15, Section 64401 et supply systems; primary and secondary seq. MCLS, which are enforceable in CA; in- cludes requirements for water quality analyses and laboratories: State MCLS must be at least as stringent as fede- ral MCLS. 17 April 1992 -3-