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Extending the groundwater target area radius to four miles would add <br /> approximately 2000 Tracy area residents to the groundwater target <br /> population for a total of 31,000 (16). <br /> There are no drinking water intakes in Corral Hollow Creek within 15 <br /> miles downstream of the landfill due to its unreliable flow. In <br /> addition, the creek does not run more than 1 mile before it terminates <br /> in the middle of a field. While the Delta Mendota/California aqueduct <br /> canal complex supplies drinking water to the Tracy area, it is elevated <br /> above any possible rainwater runoff route. In addition, the canals are <br /> lined with concrete so a release of hazardous constituents to used <br /> surface water by means of lateral migration is unlikely (7). <br /> The Coast Range is habitat to the San Joaquin kit fox and the Valley <br /> longhorn beetle, both of which are on the Federal Endangered Species <br /> list. These species, however, do not breed in this region. Although <br /> the Tracy area is inhabited by the large-flowered fiddleneck, it is not <br /> a critical habitat for this plant. <br /> 3-15 <br /> sa/tm/chl/si <br />