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J 1. Depth to ground water in this area is at least 150 feet. 2. The site is located on stream channel deposits which are highly permeable. 3. The maximum discharge recorded in®Corral Hollow Creek near the disposal site during the period 1958 thru 1966 was 145 cfs. 4.round water within in 1 mile of the disposal site would be classified as Class II (good to injurious) or Class III (injurious to unsatisfactory) irrigation water. 5. A field examination of the site on May 11, 1970, indicated the following: board and if allowed to overflow, it would drain towards Corral Hollow Creek. This site should be evaluated to see what amounts of drilling mud and/or oil (if any) could be accepted without causing a water pollution problem. c. On the northwest side of the drilling mud pond, a significant. amount (several hundred) of pesticide containers have been deposited. -2- a. There is a problem from wind at this site. Paper products have been deposited all along the fence line of Interstate Highway Dumber 5 on the east side of the site. Also, the bottom of Corral Hollow Creek has significant amounts of paper in it. We recommend that your Board adopt a requirement that will require the discharger to maintain adequate facilities to contain all refuse on his property. b. On the southwest part of the disposal site, there is a pond of at least one acre that appears to contain oil or gas well drilling muds. This pond contains a significant amount of oil floating on top of the drilling muds. The pond has less than one foot of free board and if allowed to overflow, it would drain towards Corral Hollow Creek. This site should be evaluated to see what amounts of drilling mud and/or oil (if any) could be accepted without causing a water pollution problem. c. On the northwest side of the drilling mud pond, a significant. amount (several hundred) of pesticide containers have been deposited. -2-