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i Frank Guinta Guinta Enterprises 305 N Union Road Manteca, CA 95377 Page 2 indicated that annexation of the impacted parcels isa.favorable ultimate solution Annexation o€ the impacted parcels would lead to the availability of city services, and would seem to be in the best interests of the individual residents as well as the City of Manteca However, it is understood that this option is not immediately available, and% ould potentially take a year or more to occur Therefore. PHSIEHD hereby directs you to investigate the viability of the following City Services You are hereby directed to investigate the costs aid likelihood of annexation and subsequent connection to city services As part of your roves gation, please arrange for a meeting between you, your consultant and representatives, City of<4anteca and LAFCO personnel, and California State and San Joaquin County regulatory personnel Wellhead Treatment Wellhead treatment may be a reliable and cost-e,ectcve means to supply potable water to impacted residences as an interim measure Alternatively, wellhead treatment may also be a long-term solution if the cost of connecting to city services is determined to be unreasonably high If your research indicates that this is a viable option, you are hereby directed to install,operate, and maintain a wellhead treatment system on one well in the impacted area for a period of time suitable to verify the cost effectiveness and reliability of the system Although the Copeland well was the impetus for the discussion regarding wellhead treatment, it should not necessarily be chosen as the test well The test well should be selected based on your research findings If wellhead treatment system is demonstrated to be cost-effective, reliable, and acceptable to the impacted residents, similar systems may be installed at the remainder of the affected wells Portable Water Tanks It is possible that citizen concerns with the portable water tanks may be alleviated, particularly if connection to city services will become available in the future It is also possible that the costs associated with the portable water tanks can be adjusted to be even more cost-effective than they currently are Therefore,you are directed to consider the possibility of continuing to supply the affected residents with portable water tanks as an interim means of providing potable water to the impacted households if you have any questions regarding this letter, o you would like to schedule a meeting to discuss your site, please call Dot Lofstrom at(209)468-3436 Donna Heran, REHS, Director Environmental Health Division Dot Lofstrom, RG LOP/Site Mitigation Unit IV cc CVRWQCB—Marty Hartzell ASE—Robert Kitay SWRCB-USTCF- Marls Owens Don Thompsen City of Manteca—Michael Brinton LAFCO—Bruce Baracco