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Y <br /> of corroor textured motorlralu nrr, common and unun ly CAPNhlO of <br /> fr❑cily xcslcs,raing wattsr. muniuipnI watur wolln drill0d in the <br /> Innoral aro f gat or morcato 0 <br /> ponotrotoisbof,or0 i ntd r►tionnlly t�xtraatingnwAtOr— <br /> do p <br /> Thcs closuut uurfaco wator to tho pito i€s the Calatve>rna ztoxirnnt1.5 <br /> mileu to then north. Croundwator won oncountorod at app Y <br /> 65 foot balow ground nurface. Gradient direction its expected to <br /> bra: in a north-northwent. direction. Municipal wails Waal off the <br /> firat 250 foot becousscn the upper zonas of saturation do not meat <br /> evelo ped (nullotinstandards o146,o not CaliforniaelDepa Department quantity to hn <br /> da <br /> d <br /> UR Rpsouzccsus At6thirz Gita havn ,affacted orhwillnaffejct drinking <br /> componen <br /> water supplies. <br /> 2.7 Proximity of private, municipal and irrigation wells: <br /> There are thren irrigation wells; on the subject property. All <br /> water for the sites, including sinks and restrooma in the office <br /> is supplied by the irrigation walls, except for drinking water, <br /> which is bottled. Locations of the three on-site wells is shown. <br /> on Figure 3 (upgradiant of the farmer tank location) . Aliso, a <br /> septic tank/leach field system its located to the south west of <br /> the tank area as shown on Figure 2. Well logs and additional <br /> well locations within a one-half mile radiuv have been obtained <br /> from the Department of Water Resources {DWR). <br /> 2.8 Methodology and Procedures: <br /> To assess the contribution of the fortaer underground <br /> yanks to <br /> soil and possible groundwater contamination at the site, water- <br /> Work drilled, logged, and sampled ©lit&roundonal soil the former€tank <br /> and <br /> installed a groundwater monitoring <br /> locations as shown on Figure 2. The monitoring well was in- <br /> stalled approximately in the center of the farmer tank pit. Work <br /> commenced on August 13, 1990, and was completed on August 14, <br /> 1990. Ono soil boring was drilled to 65 feet to determine if the <br /> zone just above the water table had been affected by any hydro- <br /> carbon contamination. Two other soil borings were drilled to 30 <br /> feat. <br /> Five eight-inch diameter soil borings were drilled, one of which <br /> was converted into a groundwater monitoring well. This well was <br /> completed at a depth of 80 fest below grade. Drilling was con- <br /> ducted by Spectrum Drilling under C57 license 512268 using a <br /> hallow stem auger drill rig. <br /> The well was constructed of 2 inch diameter F480 threaded PVC <br /> screen/casing. No glues or solvents were used. Screen slot size <br /> is 0.010 inch. Sand pack material is #2 Monterey Silica wand. A <br /> minimum two foot bentonite seal was placed prior <br /> cement/sand grout mixed by a commercial mixer at a 1:1 cement- <br /> - <br />