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Environmental cleanup using groundwater extraction and treatment, and soil vapor extraction was conducted from October 2000 through December 2003 to remove petroleum from both soils and groundwater underlying the Frank's One Stop property. While MTBE concentrations in groundwater at the site decreased significantly, MTBE detected in domestic water supply wells north along Airport Way have continued to be impacted. The City of Manteca has installed a water line under Airport Way to provide residents with public water. Central Valley Water Board staff is proposing to oversee construction of 19 groundwater monitoring wells west of and along Airport Way (see map figure). Once an accurate boundary of the groundwater pollution is determined we plan to propose proper destruction of impacted domestic wells and offer hook up to selected residents to municipal water. After 15 May 2014, Central Valley Water Board staff intends to complete its review process and based on feedback, move towards construction of the monitoring well network. Access to private properties for the purpose of constructing the wells will be pursued with the individual land owners. WHERE DO I GET MORE INFORMATION? General Information regarding the site can be obtained from the GeoTracker web site at: http-//geotracker.waterboards.ca.gov/ and the case file for the site is available for review at the Central Valley Water Board main office located at 11020 Sun Center Drive #200, Rancho Cordova, California 95670. HOW DO I PARTICIPATE? Any interested individual has the opportunity to learn more about the case by submitting comments to James Barton with the Central Valley Water Board by 15 May 2014. Mr. Barton can be reached at (916) 464-4615, via e-mail at jim.barton@waterboards.ca.gov or in writing at 11020 Sun Center Drive #200, Rancho Cordova, California 95670.