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_ r 1 t Frank Guinta Guinta Enterprises 305 N Union Road Manteca CA 95377 Page 2 indicated that annexation a, t,-,e impaCt� = parce's is a faVOra� e ultimate solution Annexation o` the impacted parcels woutc lead to tele a ailabilv of ci,y sery:es and would seem to be in the best interests of the individual residents _s well as the City of I lianteca However, it is understood that this option is not immediately availe: e, ane%vould potentially take a year or more to occur Therefore PHSIEHD herebv directs yo- o inves,igate the viati,hty of the following City Services You are hereby directed to investigate t costs and IiPelihooc of annexation and subsequent connection to city services As part of _it investigation please arrange for a meeting behveen you your consultant and representative= City o, flanteca enc LAFCO personnel, and California State and Sari Joaquin County regulate personnel Wellhead Treatment Wellhead treatment may be a reliable a-J cost-efrective means to supply potable water to impacted residences as an interim mea_ire Al ernatively, wellhead treatment may also be a long-term solution if the cost of connect -g to city services is eetermined to be unreasonably high If your research indicates that this is a v able option, you are hereby directed to install, operate, and maintain a wellhead treatment system on one well in the impacted area for a period of time suitable to verify the cost effectiveness and reliability of the system Although the Copeland well was the impetus for the discussion rega-ding wellhead treatment, it should not necessarily be chosen as the test well The test well s`culd be selected based on your research findings If wellhead treatment system is demonstrz ed to be cost-effective, reliable, and acceptable to the impacted residents, similar systems me be installed at the rernainder of the affected wells Portable Water Tanks It is possible that citizen concerns with t-e portable water tants may be alleviated, particularly if connection to city services will become a railable in the future It is also possible that the costs associated with the portable water tanks can be adjusted to be even more cost-effective than they currently are Therefore you are directea to consider the possibility of continuing to supply the affected residents with portable water t2-,s as an interim means of providing potable water to the impacted households If you have any questions reearding th;z- etter, o you would ! e to schedule a meeting to discuss your site, please call Dot Lofstrom at (2=3) 468 3436 Donna Heran, RENS, Director Environmental Health Division Dot 1_ofstrom, RG LOP/Site Mitigation Unit IV cc CVRWQCB —Marty Hartzell ASE—Robert Kday SWRCB-USTCF- Mark Owens Don Thompsen City of Manteca—Michael Brini^n LAFCO—Bruce Baracco