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0 0 <br /> Kennedy/Jenks Consultants <br /> 4.7.3 Continuous Water Level Monitoring and Stream Gauge <br /> Measurements <br /> In addition to proposed CPT/ HydropunchT"' methods, onsite activities will include continuous <br /> monitoring of groundwater levels in monitoring wells MW-2, MW-3, and MW-4. Water levels will <br /> be logged using electronic data loggers for two weeks. Water levels in these and in well MW-5 <br /> will then continue to be monitored on a monthly basis for ten months. <br /> Stream gauge data for the Mokelumne River that is closest to the site may be used to correlate <br /> groundwater levels collected in the above wells. If stream gauge data are not available within an <br /> acceptable proximity to the site, Kennedy/Jenks may recommend the temporary construction of <br /> a river stage staff (rod) beneath the nearby railroad trestle to manually collect monthly river <br /> stage data. The rod would most likely be located beneath the railroad trestle crossing the <br /> Mokelumne River just over the Facility s eastern property line. <br /> The reason for this effort is to asses the relationship between a likely discharging river and <br /> surrounding groundwater. A Darcy flux model will be constructed to quantify the seasonally <br /> variable mixing of river water and regionally sourced groundwater by percent volume. <br /> 4.8 Groundwater Characterization Report <br /> A groundwater characterization report will be submitted to the CRWQCB on 1 May 2006. The <br /> report is intended to summarize regular groundwater monitoring data and those collected as <br /> part of the GWC Work Plan outline above. The majority of the interpretation will focus on the <br /> pattern of groundwater flow beneath the site and its relevance to site activities. As important,the <br /> report will identify possible offsite and past practices that may be or have contributed to the <br /> current water quality. <br /> 4.9 Groundwater Characterization Work Plan Schedule <br /> The work outlined in the GWC Work Plan will be implemented according to the following <br /> schedule: <br /> • 1 November 2004—Submit Groundwater Characterization Work Plan <br /> • 30 December 2004— Initiate offsite data collection efforts <br /> • 31 January 2004— Install river stage staff(if needed) <br /> • 1 May 2005 —Complete CPT/HydropunchTm work <br /> • 1 May 2006—Submit Groundwater Characterization Report to CRWQCB <br /> Groundwater Protection Work Plan, Woodbridge Winery Page 48 <br /> Robert Mondavi, Acampo, California <br /> q'a>9rcp'atlrua`;c6'A3�9JG72i00_n„de;�94roiu`.w:li�la:.on+rtV:,la's�coc <br />