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1 Health Division said groundwater in this area is 20 feet. Mr. <br />2 Padilla noted in the Activity/Action Log notes that water wells <br />3 in the City of Riverbank first groundwater is 63 feet. <br />4 On January 4, 1990, an Office Hearing was held. The <br />5 following were present at this hearing: Mr. Lane and two of his <br />6 lawyers; Thomas Sweeso from the County Valley Unified Air <br />7 Pollution Control District; David Irey, District Attorney; Jim <br />8 Miller and Ed Padilla from Public Health Services, Environmental' <br />9 Health Division. The Pre-trial date was posted until January 1, <br />10 1990. Mr. Irey told Bill Lane that all hazardous wastes and <br />11 refuse must be removed from the site, but the dirt could stay. <br />12 Concrete and asphalt was still questionable as whether it needed <br />13 to be removed. Mr. Sweeso said there may be drainage problems <br />14 due to large amounts of added material to the site. Mr. Padilla <br />15 pointed out there may be groundwater contamination and possible <br />16 landfill gas migration. Mr. Lane said he could not afford to <br />17 clean up the property; however, he did not deny that he received <br />18 gate fees of at least $12,000 to dump at his illegal landfill. <br />19 On January 4, 1991, Ed Padilla agreed to meet with Bill <br />20 Lane and his lawyers at the illegal dump site to evaluate the <br />21 clean-up process. <br />22 On January 15, 1991, a meeting was held with District <br />23 Attorney David Irey, Ed Padilla, Thomas Sweeso, Bill Lane and <br />24 his lawyers. It was agreed that no new evidence was admissible <br />25 for the Pre-trial. No new evidence or photographs were found <br />26 except for Mr. Lane's lawyer. Mr. Irey asked for a report <br />27 stating what should be done on the clean-up at the Subject <br />28 <br />4 <br />