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r <br /> Residential Property UIC-Septic page 2 <br /> 519 N. Patton Ave, Stockton <br /> Detectable concentrations of contaminants in the soil samples will be evaluated to <br /> determine if additional investigation is required. Excessive concentrations of these <br /> chemicals may have to be laterally and vertically definedbefore the septic system would <br /> be cleared for use and the residency cleared for occupancy. <br /> In addition, the drinking water well(s) on the property should be sampled. Chemicals <br /> associated with a Methamphetamine lab present a threat to life and health and the well <br /> water should not be used if the well samples indicate the contaminants have migrated to <br /> the ground water. Bottled water should be used for drinking, cooking, and bathing until a <br /> permanent solution can be instituted (i.e.: well replacement). <br /> The work plan is approved with the additional laboratory analysis of certain soil samples <br /> and sampling of the onsite well. Please submit the Well Permit Application Form and <br /> $89 fee for processing. EHD will notify AGE when the permit has been issued and an <br /> appointment has been scheduled. <br /> Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. If you have any questions you may <br /> contact Michael Infurna at (209) 468-3454. <br /> Donna Heran, RENS, Director <br /> Environmental Health Department <br /> Michael Infurna, Senio EHS Margar Lagono, RE S <br /> UIC-Site Mitigation Unit IV Supervisor <br /> MI/ <br /> c: EHD Unit V—Alan Biedermann <br /> c: AGE—Chris Miller, 837 Shaw Rd, Stockton. <br />