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Mr. Ed Padilla <br />October 19, 1992 <br />Page Two <br />Non -Treatment Options: <br />■ Dilute 10:1 (approximate average) with water and use for ongoing dust control needs <br />on the landfill. <br />■ Evaporated to the atmosphere. Remaining solids to be landfilled at Stockton or hauled <br />to Kettleman Hills depending on classification. <br />■ Hauled directly to a treatment and disposal facility, such as Ashland Oil, Waste Water <br />Treatment Plant, or Kettleman Hills Landfill. <br />Treatment Options: <br />■ Ozone Treatment System: <br />Q Treated on-site and used for dust control on the landfill <br />El Treated and hauled off-site <br />■ City of Stockton's Air Stripper <br />El Treated on-site and used for dust control on the landfill <br />El Treated and hauled off-site <br />Q Treated and handled the same as the ground water. <br />As you can see, there are several options available in which to dispose of the <br />condensate. At present, Pacific Energy is still in the process of determining which option <br />is the most cost effective and viable, given that several of these will require permits not yet <br />applied for. Currently, we are leaning towards diluting the condensate with water to help <br />satisfy dust control requirements. When you consider the small volumes of condensate, <br />the fact that water is being used anyway to control dust on the landfill, and that the great <br />majority of the mixed water and condensate will evaporate to the atmosphere, this solution <br />appears to be an ideal one. In any event, the final determination of the condensate <br />