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-2 - 7 November 2014 The Transmission Store 515 W Charter Way, Stockton San Joaquin County 2. Calculations documenting the rationale for the 200-gallon injection events (e.g., stoichiometric calculations). Central Valley Water Board staff want to ensure that an appropriate volume of hydrogen peroxide is injected to assess the remedial approach while minimizing the potential to mobilize hydrocarbon mass. 3. Performance monitoring should include non-injection wells (MW-6, MW-7S, MW-81, VM- 1, and VM-2) to fully evaluate the efficacy of the remedial approach. These non-injection wells should be analyzed for the chemical analyses presented in section 4.1 of the Work Plan. 4. A review of the proposed injection wells and Site drawings indicate that the quantity and distribution of the proposed injection wells leaves an inadequate monitoring well network for the Site. Wells used for injection are not suitable for use as monitoring points as the water chemistry will have been altered as a result of the injection of the hydrogen peroxide solution Central Valley Water Board staff request that AGE evaluate the proposed injection wells and either reduce the number of injection wells to allow sufficient monitoring or recommend the installation of additional wells to adequately monitoring the results of the injection.. By 31 December 2014, please provide a contingency plan, a revised monitoring plan to include non-injection wells, and an assessment of wells selected for the proposed injection at the Site. If you have any questions regarding this letter, you may contact me by phone at (916)464-4836 or by email at chris.flower(a),waterboards.ca.gov. Christopher Flower, P.G. Engineering Geologist cc: Nuel Henderson, San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department, Stockton William Little, Advance GeoEnvironmental, Inc., 837 Shaw Rd. Stockton 95215