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Levine-Fricke-Recon • • r DRAFT , can provide historical drawings of buildings and possible well locations, are not available for this property. • A well potentially located at 6508 Alturas Avenue, approximately 2,300 feet downgradient from Lincoln Center, was identified on a sanitation permit for installation of a septic system in 1965. The permit indicated that the distance from the septic system to the nearest well was 50 feet. The permit also indicated that the water supply for the residence was from a private source — further indication that a well may have been located at this property. The current property owners are Gilbert and Toni Mata. (LFR is trying to contact the current property owner to inquire about this possible well.) • A well located at 6408 North El Dorado Street, approximately 3,300 feet downgradient from Lincoln Center, was identified on a Water Well Drillers Report reviewed at the DWR. The date of the report was not specified. The current property owner is Louise Cantele. (LFR is trying to contact the current property owner to inquire about this possible well.) 3.1.2 Municipal Supply Wells Seventeen municipal supply wells have been identified in the Study Area (Table 2 and Figure 4). These wells are owned by (1) SJC DPW, including LVMD and Colonial Heights Maintenance District (CHMD), (2) COS DMU, and (3) CWS. Five LVMD wells located in the Study Area have been abandoned. LVMD #3 was located approximately one half mile west of Lincoln Center (Figure 4). An evaluation of procedures used to abandon wells LVMD #1, LVMD #2, LVMD #4, and LVMD#6, formerly located immediately west of Lincoln Center, is discussed in Section 3.4 of this report. The status of well CHMD #1, located in the northwestern portion of the Study Area, is unknown. (SJC DPW requested that LFR contact SJC Counsel regarding the status of LVMD and CHMD wells. SJC Counsel has not responded to our inquiries. We are still trying to obtain additional information about this well.) One abandoned and five inactive municipal supply wells located in the Study Area are owned by COS. There currently are no active COS municipal supply wells in the Study Area (Table 2; SJC PHS/EHD 1996a). According to representatives for COS DMU, COS provides water to customers in the Study Area from surface water provided by the Stockton-East Water District, which is supplemented with municipal water pumped from wells located east of the Study Area. CWS owns two abandoned, two inactive, and one active well in the Study Area. According to representatives from CWS, wells CWS #56 and CWS #57 have been inactive for several years. Well CWS #61, located southeast of Lincoln Center on Swain Road, pumps approximately 1,600 gallons per minute. This well has been inactive since September 1996, when the pump was removed for repair. When active, water from well CWS #61 is distributed throughout the Stockton area, including in the Study Area. Page 8 4111 WELL.AMI:AM1