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BOARD OF TRUSTEES A. R. Glover, M. D., Pres. James D. Baker, Jr., M. D., Secy Gerald Cromwell James. F. Culbertson Franklin J. Warren Fern Bugboe W. J Lange Bertha M. Armstrong Patricia E. Vannucci 15 February 1980 SAN JOAQUIN LOCAL HEALTH DISTRICT 1601 East Hazelton Avenue, P.O. Box 2009 Stockton, California 95201 (209) 466-6781 Jack J. Williams, M. D., District Health Officer Mr. John A. Harris, Manager Environmental, Health and Safety Occidental Chemical Company P. 0. Box 198 Lathrop, California 95330 RE: WELL PERMITS REQUIRED Dear Mr. Harris: SERVING City of Tracy City of Stockton City of Escalon City of Lodi City of Manteca City of Ripon San Joaquin County San Joaquin County San Joaquin County May this serve to confirm the expressed considerations and conditions pertinent to wells proposed for installation relative to the "Plan of Study" which will continence on 20 February 1980, as was agreed during our meeting in my office today. As we discussed, the requisites of OCSJC Ordinance 1862 shall apply; in addition to all but a few unrestated provisions of the Ordinance, as autho- rized in Section 5-4106, the following shall also apply to each boring and/or well (hereafter "well"): 1. A separate application and permit is required for each well; 2. A certified engineering or surveyor plot plan of the area of the plan of study encompassing the well site of a scale of one (1) inch equalling 444 feet, and the plot plan located on the reverse of the permit application to be of a scale of one (1) inch equally 25'; 3. representatives of the drilling company shall notify the Division, at its Stockton Office, of the date and time of each drilling activity and backfilling distruction of wells, and allow the presence of authorized District personnel during drilling, prior to and during well distruction, with 48 hr. notice; 4. Each well shall be destroyed within 72 hours of completed drilling by use of a tremie pipe which accomplishes filling the well consecutively from the lowermost depth of the well, to the surface ground level, using neat cement (94 pounds of Portland cement with 5 - 10 gallons of clean water), with an approved surface seal;