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the pavement on bank property and indicated on the curbs on <br /> public property. <br /> The locations of the interpreted anomalies are referenced to <br /> the survey grid painted on the pavement. Accuracy of anomaly <br /> locations with the equipment used in this survey is +/- 2 feet <br /> with respect to the painted survey grid. <br /> Most of the buried utility lines could be identified as to type <br /> through association with surface features and are labeled on <br /> the figures. A few, which may not be currently active are not <br /> labeled and are queried. <br /> No GPR or EM anomalies of the type normally associated with <br /> buried metal tanks were noted in any of the areas that were <br /> surveyed. <br /> Comments Regarding Monitoring Well Locations <br /> MW-1 (Figure 2 ) is in a driveway area and should not present <br /> any access problems. The buried lines in the vicinity are most <br /> likely electrical and water service to planters. <br /> 1 <br /> MW-2 (Figure 3) is at the edge of a planter near the corner. A <br /> roof overhangs most of the planter area and there is a buried <br /> water line just to the north of the proposed location (both are <br /> 1 painted on the ground) . In the planter there are irrigation <br /> lines. The painted location is in the driveway. If necessary <br /> it could be moved a few feet to the east (but not to the north) <br /> into the planter but access may be more difficult because of <br /> l � the traffic signal pole and bank sign. <br /> MW-3 (Figure 4 ) is along the rear fence just south of the <br /> parking bumpers. Electrical service to the building comes off <br />� � . the pole, probably as line 2 on Figure 4 . The location shown <br /> on Figure 1 is close to buried electrical lines. An alternate <br /> location, MW-3A was also chosen and would be preferred unless <br /> there is a specific reason for being exactly at the proposed <br /> location. <br /> Summary <br /> A geophysical survey was conducted over portions of the Wells <br /> Fargo Bank property for the purpose of clearing proposed <br /> monitoring well locations and identifying buried metal tanks <br /> (if any) remaining from previous site operations. <br /> Monitoring well locations were selected and painted on the <br /> pavement. Nearby buried utility lines were also marked on the <br /> pavement . Since all of the proposed locations are near <br /> existing utilities or other anomalies they should not be moved <br /> without prior data review by us . As a precaution all borings <br /> should be advance by hand auger for the first five feet. <br /> 1 <br /> 3 <br /> I � , <br />