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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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WORK PLANS
RECORD_ID
PR0524783
PE
2960 - RWQCB LEAD AGENCY CLEAN UP SITE
FACILITY_ID
FA0016638
FACILITY_NAME
GREIF STOCKTON
STREET_NUMBER
800
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
CHURCH
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95203
APN
14523004
CURRENT_STATUS
Active, billable
QC Status
Approved
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800 W CHURCH ST STOCKTON 95203
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California of widespread water quality deterioration are in <br /> coastal ground water basins that have been subjected to <br /> seawater intrusion. <br /> Inadequately constructed or improperly "abandoned" <br /> wells are not the sole cause of water quality degradation in <br /> a California ground water basin. A small quantity of <br /> contaminants enteri15 one well may not have far-reaching <br /> effect. However, (1 the construction of thousands of new <br /> wells in California each year, (2) the fact that many are ^- <br /> becoming more closely spaced, and (3) the growing number of ® --- <br /> wells being neglected or indiscriminately abandoned indicate WELL 0TANK <br /> that the potential for impairing ground water quality is _ — W <br /> growing. Then, when pollutants move along the lines of T <br /> natural water movement, the effects will be long-lasting and <br /> difficult, if not impossible, to correct. SEPTIC TANK / \ <br /> DISPOSAL o <br /> Inadequately constructed or improperly destroyed \ <br /> wells facilitate the impairment of ground water quality (see �\ I _ _ I <br /> Figures 1 and 2) in five principal ways: \i � _ J <br /> 1. When the well is located too close to sources <br /> of pollution or contamination or downstream from them so that I�� I <br /> the well can be directly affected by flow from these sources <br /> (Figure lA). Ironically, sometimes the source of pollution <br /> is a nearby abandoned well. I <br /> 2. When the surface portion of the well is A. WELL LOCATED TOO CLOSE B. ENTRY THROUGH PUMP SASE <br /> constructed without protective features s0 that contaminated TO POLLUTION SOURCE <br /> or polluted waters can flow directly into the well through <br /> one or more of several possible openings in or under the <br /> pump. Usually under these circumstances only the water in or <br /> adjacent to the well is affected (Figure 1B and 1C). <br /> 3. When the annular space (the space between the <br /> outside of the casing and the wall of the hole) lacks an <br /> adequate vertical seal and surface water or shallow sub- <br /> surface water.flows into the well along the outside of the <br /> casing. (Note that although the annular space may be filled <br /> with granular filter material, i.e., the familar "gravel- BOREHOLE <br /> pack", no seal exists and undesirable water can move downward <br /> or laterally.) This e of defective well is particularly <br /> susceptible (Figure 1DDto contamination. <br /> 4. When, during well construction (or the CASING <br /> destruction of abandoned wells), aquifers that produce poor /� c <br /> quality water are ineffectively sealed off, allowing the <br /> interchange of water with one or more aquifers and thus <br /> significantly impairing the quality of water in those <br /> aquifers. The well now provides a physical connection , <br /> between these aquifers (Figure 2). a a <br /> \� <br /> 5• When the well is used intentionally, acciden- " ' 4_ <br /> tally, or carelessly for the disposal of waste allowing <br /> direct contamination of the ground water to occur. Such C. ENTRY BENEATH PUMP J D. VIA THE ANNULAR SPACE <br /> disposal is prohibited by law except under specially approved <br /> circumstances. <br /> Figure 1. AVENUES OF ENTRANCE FOR <br /> POLLUTANTS TO WELLS <br />
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