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Final Remediation Plan Page 3 <br /> Ranch Market 23564 South Santa Fe Road Riverbank CA February 28 2001 <br /> . to the Pantoja Property Due to presence of nitrates in the water sample collected from DW-1, <br /> the water line running from DW-1 to the Pantoja Property was disconnected and replaced <br /> with a water supply tank in November 16, 2000 The water tank supplied the Pantoja <br /> Property with water from November 16, 2000 until the replacement domestic well, DW-2R, <br /> was installed and brought into service on January 18, 2001 <br /> The existing domestic water well, DW-2, was destroyed by removing the upper five feet of <br /> casing, ripping the steel casing from the bottom of the well to five feet below grade surface, <br /> and pressure grouting the well with neat cement <br /> 2.4.2 Domestic Well Replacement <br /> From December 20th to the 28th, 2000, Bradley Drilling installed the replacement well DW- <br /> 2R on the Pantoja Property The well was completed with 6 518 inch internal diameter steel <br /> well casing from ground surface to 208 feet bgs and forty feet of 0 060-inch slot screen was <br /> set from 208 to and 248 feet bgs On January 18, 2001, with approval from SJCEHD, <br /> SECOR connected well DW-2R to the Pantoja Property home and disconnected the water <br /> supply tank <br /> 2.4.3 Domestic Well Nitrate Sample Collection and Results <br /> At the request of the SJCEHD, a technician from Far West Labs collected one water sample <br /> from domestic well DW-1 on August 11, 2000 The sample was analyzed for the Community <br /> Water Well Analytical Suite and found to exceed the drinking water standard for nitrate as <br /> (NO3) and nitrate plus nitrite as nitrogen (N) <br /> On September 21, 2000 SECOR's field geologist used a disposable bailer to collect a grab <br /> water sample from the domestic well DW-2, located on the Pantoja Property Far West Labs <br /> in Riverbank, Califomia analyzed the sample for the presence of nitrate as (NO3) and nitrate <br /> as nitrogen (N) and found the water exceeded the drinking water standard for both <br /> constituents <br /> On January 8, 2001, SECOR's field geologist collected a grab water sample from the pressure <br /> tank valve on domestic well DW-2R, located on the Pantoja Property California Laboratory <br /> Services in Rancho Cordova, California analyzed the sample for the presence of nitrate as <br /> (NO3) and nitrate as nitrogen (N) The water collected from well DW-2R that is screened <br /> from 208 to 248 feet bgs does not contain concentrations of Nitrate as NO3 or Nitrite as N <br /> above the regulatory Maximum Contaminant Levels <br /> The concentration of nitrate as NO3 and nitrate plus nitrite as nitrogen (N) found in the three <br /> water samples are shown below <br /> Well# Date Nitrate as NO3 Nitrite as N <br /> DW-1 8111100 78 8 mg1L <400 ug/L <br /> DW-2 9121100 60 2 mg1L 13,600 ug/L <br /> DW-2R 01/08/01 10 mg/L <400 ug/L <br /> MCL 45 0 mg1L 10,000 uglL <br /> File FRP-report doc SEC-OR International Incorporated <br />