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3500 - Local Oversight Program
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RECORD_ID
PR0545693
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3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0005746
FACILITY_NAME
TRACY GARBAGE SERVICE
STREET_NUMBER
99
STREET_NAME
SIXTH
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
TRACY
Zip
95376
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
99 SIXTH ST
P_LOCATION
03
P_DISTRICT
005
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Approved
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radius search for wells around the Delta Disposal site. The search used the available <br /> information from the Department of Water Resources files and City of Tracy files to <br /> document domestic, agricultural and industrial wells. The information is compiled into a <br /> summary table together with a map showing the well locations (see Figure 1 and Well <br /> Search Table 1). The well locations are approximate on Figure 1 and based upon the <br /> information on the individual well log; in some cases the well location, logging and well <br /> construction information may not be precise or incomplete from the well search <br /> information on the Well Completion Reports. Also in most cases the current use status of <br /> individual wells is not known or confirmed. Groundwater monitoring wells installed for <br /> regulatory compliance issues are not plotted on this search. <br /> The well search revealed City of Tracy-owned wells, and domestic wells occur in the <br /> area in and around the search radius. Several domestic wells are beyond the 2000-foot <br /> radius search radius and two domestic wells have been destroyed. Two Tracy Unified <br /> School District wells were destroyed in 2000. One irrigation well noted numerous <br /> screened intervals but no seal is reported. Based on the available well screen <br /> information, the wells appear to be screened below the uppermost aquifer sampled for <br /> this study. Well annular seals on the available State reports appear to extend at least 50 <br /> feet or greater below the ground surface (except the irrigation well). Some City of Tracy <br /> wells did not have a seal depth noted on the reports, however it is assumed these wells <br /> were sealed. In our opinion based upon the well information available there does not <br /> appear to be a threat to sensitive receptor wells since the contaminant plume appears <br /> relatively small and at shallow depth and well seals extend through the shallow aquifer <br /> and, screened intervals are below the shallow aquifer. <br /> 2.5 Site Maps with Borings, Groundwater Contours,Excavation Areas,Utilities <br /> Site maps showing exploratory boring and groundwater well locations, and general site <br /> geography are presented in Appendix A. <br /> 2.6 Exploratory Boring Logs and Geologic Cross Sections <br /> The exploratory boring logs and monitoring well construction details and geologic cross <br /> section are presented in attached in Appendix A. <br /> 2.7 Volume of Soil Excavated and Groundwater Pumped from the Site <br /> The City of Tracy did not have information regarding any soil excavation or any <br /> groundwater removal from work performed by the tank removal contractor in 1985. No <br /> other soil or groundwater removal work has been performed at this site. <br /> 2.8 Fate of On-site Existing Monitoring Wells <br /> Three groundwater monitoring wells currently exist at the site adjacent to Sixth Street. <br /> Upon the receipt by the City of the approved Closure Summary/NFAR, it is Wright's <br /> understanding that the three existing monitoring wells will be properly destroyed by the <br /> Page 5 of 17 <br />
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