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• <br /> ' 3.2 Brine Consideration <br /> Complete characterization at the site has not yet been achieved The low levels of diesel <br /> grade petroleum hydrocarbons may not pose a threat of regulatory significance <br /> ' Groundwater is suspect due to the overlapping Victor Meat contamination up gradient <br /> The meat packing site was identified as a mayor source of salt brine pollution, resulting in <br /> closing down of the surrounding water wells The brine contamination has not been <br /> tested in this site's investigation It may be either underlying or very close to the WO&S <br /> ' site The Victor Meat Company property is within 500 feet up gradient of the WOS <br /> Acampo Plant Site The Victor Meat MW-3A , monitors the shallow water zone (within 70 <br /> FT bgs and is within 200 yards upgradient from the WOS site The closest apparent well <br /> down gradient is at least 450 FT from the NE corner of the site Isoplaths developed <br /> earlier in support of the Victor Meat effort indicate high salinity in the uppermost "Zone A" <br /> Elevated specific conductivity readings during Barber's sampling of MW-1 indicate <br /> continued high salinity of the same water stratum in which the petroleum hydrocarbons <br /> ' were found <br /> During future water sampling, testing for total dissolved solids (TDS) may be employed to <br /> further identify impact from the brine <br /> ' 3.3 Neighboring Property <br /> The perimeter of the contamination has not been fully defined and it apparently extends <br /> ' onto two neighboring parcels, to the north, an 8 36 AC parcel, APN 017-09-02, to the east <br /> by a 14 25 AC parcel APN 017-09-35 owned by Michael and Lisa Douglas since 1998- <br /> 1999 Please reference Figure 6, "Assessor's Parcel Map" <br /> Additional borings and/or monitoring well installation are anticipated on the neighboring <br /> property The landowner's permission is being finalized Verbal agreement is in place <br /> and WOS is awaiting written agreement confirmation (as of May 6, 2002) <br /> Well Stud <br /> 34 W e y <br /> ' Per PHSIEHD, Appendix B of the Tri-Regional guidelines calls for a 2,000 FT well <br /> survey required for UST site closure Construction details, pumping rates and in some <br /> cases exact location may not be readily available Prior to expending engineering <br /> ' effort at a cost to the owner, review of surrounding well information collected during the <br /> extensive Victor Meat site remediation was carried out at the CVRWQCB's office in <br /> ' 3-2 <br />