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3500 - Local Oversight Program
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FileName_PostFix
XR0007173
RECORD_ID
PR0545772
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3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0003553
FACILITY_NAME
PUNLA, ALVARO & CARMEN
STREET_NUMBER
1587
STREET_NAME
TURNPIKE
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95206
APN
16503015
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
1587 TURNPIKE RD
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
001
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Approved
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I <br /> The soundings were converted using casing-top elevations previously established by RFA The <br /> elevation data were used to calculate the present ground-water flow direction and gradient by <br /> the three-point method The local flow direction on April 2, 1996 was calculated at N85°E <br /> along a virtually flat gradient of 0 0033 foot/foot (see the Ground-Water Gradient Map, Figure <br /> 3) The flow direction has shifted ,lust 2° to the north since November 30, 1995 when it was <br />' approximately N870E along a gradient of 0 004 foot/foot Sounding and flow direction data are <br /> listed in Table 1 <br /> TABLE 1 <br />' Ground-Water Sounding Data <br /> Carmen Punla Property-Stockton <br /> Well Sounding Depth to Casing-Top Water Table Flow Direction 0 <br /> Number Date water Elevation Elevation Gradient ObI t) <br /> (Tit) (Ft AMSL) (Ft BMSL) <br /> MW-1 10/01!93 3965 10 87 -2878 N89-E(& 003 <br />' 02/06/95 3672 -25 85 N83°E G 004 <br /> 0 <br /> 05/09/95 3292 -2205 S80°E a 003 <br /> 8/11/95 3249 -21 62 S89°E @ 003 <br /> 11/30/95 32 30 -21 43 N87°E 9 004 <br />' 04/02/96 2899 -1801 N851E Q 0033 <br /> MW-2 10/01/93 3831 9 65 -2866 <br /> 02/06/95 35 17 -25 52 <br /> 05/09/95 3135 -2170 <br /> 111195 3089 -21 24 <br /> 11 <br /> 11/30/95 30 66 -21 Ol <br /> 04/02/96 2728 47 63 <br />' MW-3 10/01/93 39 17 10 28 -28 89 <br /> 02/06/95 3619 -25 91 <br /> 05/09/95 3248 -2220 <br /> 08/11/95 3207 -21 79 <br />' 11/30/95 3185 -2157 <br /> 04/02/96 2840 -1812 <br />' Ground-Water Sampling <br /> P g <br /> Prior to normal well-sampling procedures on April 2, 1996, ground-water sampling equipment <br /> was steam-cleaned and/or washed in Llqulnox®prior to sampling and between samplings of each <br /> well Water-condition parameters of temperature, electrical conductivity, and pH were measured <br /> and logged during well-purging prior to sampling the wells Purging was continued until at least <br /> three well-volumes of water were removed from each well, and water-condition parameters had <br /> 1 stabilized Well Sampling and Monitoring Logs are included as Appendix A <br />' W W Irwin Inc <br /> Projects 33236 00&33236 01 <br /> Apnl 1996 4 <br />
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