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Marley Cooling Tower Company 3 • June 25, 1986 will be treated and discharged to a nearby canal under the NPDES permit. Surface Water Drainage Construction will start this summer on a 6 inch high berm to surround the entire north yard. A 3 inch high curb can handle the runoff resulting from a 24-hour storm, according to Marley' s consultants. This project will be completed before the next rainy season. Historically there was contaminated runoff water in the south yard but currently there is no treated wood stored in this area of the facility. MCTC will do sampling of surface waters in the south yard during the next rainy season to verify that the water is nonhazardous. Other Discussion Monitoring wells M16 and MW213 are going to be used as extraction wells for makeup water for the wood treating process. MW6 will be pumped twice a day for 45 minutes each time (6 gal./min. ) and MW213 can be pumped continuously (15 gal./min. ) A 20, 000 gallon tank has been placed in the tank area to hold this water. Bob Fujii requested a copy of the ion exchange bench test results. Marvin Young stated that EPA requires that all receptors and pathways must be considered during the soil and groundwater investigation. A fact sheet will be mailed to everyone on the Community Relations Plan mailing list. Marge Rouch of DHS and Laurie Cotulla of the San Joaquin Local Health District will be listed on the fact sheet as contact persons. If there is public interest generated by the fact sheet, a public meeting will be held. Richard Birdsall stated that the settlement agreement does not need to be rewritten; it can be amended to reflect updated time schedules. All original signatories will have to sign an amendment to update the schedule. This can be done toward the end of the feasibility study, as plans are made for actual implementation of the selected alternative. Conclusion MCTC distributed a "Current Status and Proposed Work Plan for