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S <br /> November 1990 -5- M88168D I� \ I <br /> Monitoring Well Construction. Drill hole MW-1 was completed as a <br /> ground water monitoring well. Monitoring well construction specifications were <br /> in compliance with CCR, Title 23 , Section 2647. Monitoring well construction <br /> specifications are described in Appendix C, and the monitoring well schematic is <br /> contained in Appendix A in conjunction with the monitoring well log. <br /> It should be noted that monitoring well MW-1 was completed to a depth <br /> ' of 80 feet bgs and currently exist as a dry well. This well may be utilized once <br /> the ground water table in the area rebounds to normal, historical, elevations. <br /> Ground Water Sampling. On October 9, 1990, a ground water sample was <br /> collected from within the hollow stem auger at DH-2 at a depth of approximately <br /> 90 feet bgs for laboratory analysis of TPH, BTEX, and total lead. This ground <br /> water sample was collected from inside the hollow stem auger because the drill <br /> rig had reached its mechanical limit and the construction of a proper ground <br /> water monitoring well was not possible (see Appendix C, Monitoring Well <br /> Construction Section) . <br /> I <br /> j FINDINGS <br /> i <br /> SITE CONDITIONS <br /> The Color Spot Lodi facility is centrally located in the northern <br /> portion of the north-northwest-trending San Joaquin Valley. The facility is <br /> located in a semi-rural portion of San Joaquin County, about 1 mile south of the <br /> City of Lodi. The general surrounding land uses ar residential and agricultural. <br /> Specifically, as of October 1990, to the north of the site are a cemetery, <br /> residential development, and a nursery. To the east is a vineyard, to the south <br /> is apple orchards, and to the west is a frontage road and State Highway 99. <br /> The elevation of the site is approximately 50 feet above mean sea <br /> level, with site drainage to the south. Ground water underlies the site at a <br /> Idepth of greater than 90 feet bgs. Bear Creek is approximately 1 mile south of <br /> the site. <br />