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Section 1 Introduction and Background <br /> 1.3.3 SHALLOW GROUNDWATER OCCURRENCE AND QUALITY <br /> According to preliminary hydropunch work conducted by ENGEO, shallow groundwater is <br /> expected at a depth of approximately 16 feet below ground surface (bgs). Additionally, ENGEO <br /> collected hydropunch water quality samples for TDS from three boreholes and at various depths <br /> (12-16, 20-24, and 26-30 ft. bgs). Initial hydropunch water quality samples indicate that the <br /> uppermost 12 to 16 foot interval had reported TDS values of between 460 to 1,700 mg/L at the <br /> three locations assessed. The 20 to 24 foot interval contained TDS at a reported range of 1,100 <br /> to 1,800 mg/L while the lowermost 26 to 30 foot interval had TDS at concentrations ranging <br /> from 1,100 to 1,200 mg/L (only two samples were collected at this depth as there was not <br /> sufficient water to sample one of the boreholes). <br /> ENGEO further identified the California Department of Corrections, Deuel Vocational Institute, <br /> located adjacent to and west of the Main Stone Property as having water quality data available. <br /> According to ENGEO, quarterly monitoring of wells associated with reclamation of disinfected <br /> tertiary-treated wastewater indicates that groundwater TDS ranges from 2,800 to 4,300 mg/L. <br /> ENGEO further identified a 22-acre onsite spray field used for discharging treated groundwater <br /> from a contaminated fire pit. Accordingly, groundwater impacted with chlorinated solvents from <br /> this pit was extracted via a pump and treat remediation system (treated with granular activated <br /> carbon) and then discharged to the spray field. ENGEO also reports that the Deuel site has <br /> monitoring wells associated with fuel releases from two leaking underground storage tank <br /> incidents, one from a gasoline release near the Deuel Maintenance Building and the other a <br /> diesel release near the sewage treatment plant. <br /> May 2006 Main Stone Property <br /> 13 Effluent Storage and Disposal Site Hydrogeologic Invesfigation Workplan <br />