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' 2003) Beneficial uses of the basin are listed as municipal, domestic, irrigation, stock watering, <br /> Industrial process and service supplies (RWQCB, 1994) <br />' The <br /> nearest significant body of water to the site is the Upper Main Canal, located approximately <br /> 3,600 feet to the south of the site (see Figure 1) The Upper Main Canal is not identified in the <br /> California Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB) Basin Plan (RWQCB, 1998) list of <br />' surface water bodies with beneficial uses, however, it is reasonable to assume beneficial uses <br /> include municipal, domestic, irrigation, stock watering, industrial process and service supplies <br /> The canal is apparently also upgradient from the site <br /> In April 2003, Shaw completed a water well survey for surrounding properties, which included a <br />' door to door survey and records review (Shaw, 2003a) The nearest water well identified in the <br /> records review is reportedly located approximately 600 feet to the southwest of the site, in the <br /> anticipated upgradient direction No indication of the well was noted during the door-to-door <br /> survey and the owners could not be located Shaw contacted the property manager of the Tracy <br /> Inn, who appears to be the current owner of the property that the well is located on The property <br /> manager was not aware of any well <br /> • According to the City of Tracy Department of Public Works, potable water for the site and <br /> surrounding vicinity comes from the Delta Mendota Canal and nine groundwater wells located <br />' throughout the city(Shaw, 2003a) The Delta Mendota Canal is located over five miles to the <br /> south of the site <br /> The nearest active municipal supply well identified is located 650 feet to the north in Lincoln <br /> Park, in the anticipated downgradient direction The DWR records state that the well has a <br /> sanitary seal to 250 feet bsg, and is screened from 490 feet to 980 feet bsg Because of the <br /> overall distance, low concentrations of petroleum hydrocarbons and apparent small magnitude of <br /> the fuel release found on the SBC site, and the off-site city supply well's 250-foot deep sanitary <br />' seal, the potential for impact to that well is considered to be minimal <br /> Two additional wells identified in the survey are located approximately 650 feet to the north, in <br /> Lincoln Park These wells were installed in 1948 and 1989 for the City of Tracy for a municipal <br /> water supply source According to the City of Tracy Public Works Department,the well installed in <br /> CNCD15HARElUS"I1044001 doc <br /> 5 <br /> 1 <br />