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I <br /> Mr Harlan Knoll <br /> August 9, 2001 <br /> • Page 5 of 7 <br /> I4.0 SENSITIVE RECEPTOR SURVEY <br />' On May 10, 2001, field reconnaissance was performed in order to identify and confirm the <br /> locations of potential sensitive receptors, including domestic wells, surface-water bodies, <br />' churches, and schools, within a 2000-foot radius of the subject site Tabulated data and source <br /> information are included in Table 4 Receptor locations are identified on Figure 5 Well logs <br /> obtained by the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) are included in Attachment D <br />' Results of the sensitive receptor survey are summarized below <br /> Wells <br />' Based on information obtained from the California Department of Water Resources (DWR), <br /> United States Geological Survey (USGS), and a physical reconnaissance of the area, as many as <br /> seventeen water supply wells may be located within 2,000 feet of the subject site However, <br />' based upon the documented groundwater flow direction beneath the site (to the southwest), none <br /> of the wells are located within downgradient of the subject site Specific information on the <br /> identified wells is as follows <br />' "Wells A-E and G-L" These wells were visually identified during the site reconnaissance and no <br /> specific information regarding construction is available The nearest of these wells is <br />' located approximately 280 feet west of the subject site Wells B and E, located <br /> approximately 520 feet east and 1,540 feet southeast, respectively, of the site are <br /> reportedly a water supply wells maintained and operated by San Joaquin County Public <br />' Works According to Mr Ron Raul of Public Works, all residences and businesses in <br /> Thornton are hooked up to the County water system Refer to Table 4 and Figure 5 <br /> for specific locations of identified wells <br />' "Well F" According to DWR records, this well is (or was) located approximately 1640 feet east <br /> of the subject site The well was reportedly constructed in October 1956, and was <br />' completed to a depth of 68 feet bgs Casing consisted of 8-inch diameter welded steel <br /> to 56 feet bgs, apparently with open hole between 56 feet and 68 feet bgs This well <br /> could not be located during reconnaissance of the area <br />' Well NT' According to DWR records this well is (or was) located approximately 2,000 feet west <br /> of the subject site The well was reportedly constructed in February 1956, and was <br />' completed to a depth of 86 feet bgs Eight-inch casing was installed to a depth of 78 <br /> feet bgs, apparently with open hole between 78 feet and 86 feet bgs This well could <br /> not be located during physical reconnaissance of the area <br />' "Wells N-T" These wells were identified through DWR records and may be located within 2,000 <br /> feet of the subject site, based on standard naming of wells by township, range, and <br /> section These wells could not be accurately located on Figure 5, however due to <br /> inadequate information on exact location (lack of sketch, etc) <br /> 1 <br />' G 1Data1GROUNDZE\Barnyard-ManserlReports\WELLRPT doc <br />