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FORWARD � . <br /> "=^ ��`.~� ��^�' 99998.Austin Road <br /> Muoteua�CAV5336 <br /> (209)9GZ-4z98.Fax(209)9#2'l8O0 <br /> July 25' 2O14 <br /> JN: 2014-0012 <br /> Mr. Ross Atkinson <br /> Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board <br /> 11O2OSun Center Drive,Suite 20D <br /> Rancho Cordova,CA 95670-6114 <br /> SUBJECT: SECOND QUARTER 2014 <br /> WATER QUALITY MONITORING REPORT <br /> FORWARD LANDFILL <br /> SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY,CALIFORNIA <br /> Forward Incorporated (Formard) ispleased tosubmit the subject water quality monitoring <br /> report for the Forward Landfill in compliance with reporting requirements of the Regional <br /> Water Quality Control Board-Central Valley Region (0WQC8)VKaste Discharge Requirements <br /> (VVDRs) Order Number R5-3014-Q006' This report presents quarterly sampling results for the <br /> reporting period dating from April 1toJune 3[L 2014(second quarter 2014). <br /> According tothe Forward LandfiUOperations Manager,standard observations have been <br /> conducted weekly during the reporting quarter. The Forward Landfill Operations Manager also <br /> -- <br /> reported that no surface water was discharged from the facility during the reporting period. <br /> During the second quarter 2014 monitoring period, no notices of violation were issued by the <br /> San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department orRVVQC0. <br /> For the Forward Unit, environmental monitoring for the second quarter 2014 yielded results <br /> similar to previous quarters. During the second quarter 2014 monitoring period, Excluding <br /> carbon dioxide, which was flagged asafield/laboratory contaminant, only one volatile organic <br /> compound /VOC> (diiaopropy| ether)was measured at an estimated-trace concentration atwell <br /> K8VV-2A. No other VOCs were detected in groundwater samples during the second quarter <br /> 3014 monitoring period. For the inorganic monitoring parameters, concentration limits /CLs\ <br /> were exceeded for pH at wells MW-3 and MVV-23R; for nitrate at well MW-14: and for total <br /> dissolved solids atwell K4VV-17. However, nostatistically significant increasing temporal trends <br /> are associated with well/constituent pairs that exceeded a CL. The inorganic CLexceedmnces <br /> for xve!|s K8VV-3 and &8W'14 may be associated with the groundwater gradient reversal in the <br /> northeast corner of the landfill beginning in 2011, while the CL exceedance for well MW-23R is <br /> attributed tobackground conditions. Surface water sampling locations were dry and noVOCs <br /> were detected in soil-pore liquid samples during the monitoring period. <br />