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2903 - WORKPLAN/REPORT PLAN CHECK - OTHER AGENCY
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CITY OF LATHROP PUBLIC WORKS
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390
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TOWNE CENTRE
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LATHROP
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390 TOWNE CENTRE LATHROP
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ekienvironment <br /> & water <br /> well to well and between monitoring events. Coliform bacteria are widespread in the <br /> environment and occur in large numbers within soil and background water. <br /> 3.2.2 TDS <br /> At the Mossdale LAA A23, recycled wastewater was last applied in September 2009 and therefore <br /> present-day TDS concentrations and concentration trends likely represent background <br /> conditions. The TDS concentration in compliance well MWM-12, located in LAA A23, was the <br /> same as measured in Fall 2022 (2,880 milligram per liter (mg/L)). The TDS concentrations in <br /> samples from this well have been generally decreasing since Fall 2018. <br /> TDS concentrations decreased in most CLSP compliance wells (CLSP-1, CLSP-3, CLSP-9, CLSP-12, <br /> and MWM-19). The sample from CLSP-8 increased by 330 mg/L and the sample from CLSP-11 <br /> increased by 250 mg/L in comparison to Fall 2022 concentrations, however TDS concentrations <br /> measured in both well samples were within their historical ranges. <br /> The TDS concentration in the sample from River Islands well MWR-32 decreased by 620 mg/L <br /> since that last time it was sampled (Spring 2022) and is within the range of its historical <br /> concentrations (4,610 mg/L), however the result exceeded the proposed groundwater limitation <br /> (4,495 mg/L). The TDS concentrations in samples from this well showed statistically significant <br /> upward trends prior to recycled water applications to LAA A31,and since 2016 the concentrations <br /> have shown greater variability between sampling events; the variability can be explained in part <br /> by rainfall conditions. The TDS concentration in the sample from River Islands compliance well <br /> MWR-28 (1,720 mg/L) decreased by 910 mg/L since the last time it was sampled (i.e., Spring <br /> 2022). The TDS concentrations in MWR-28 have been variable, yet generally decreasing since <br /> First Quarter 2015. <br /> The TDS concentrations in all CTF wells decreased (KMW-2, KMW-4, KMW-6, KMW-8, and KMW- <br /> 10) relative to the concentrations in the Fall 2022 samples. The Spring 2023 TDS concentrations <br /> in the sample from KMW-9 (980 mg/L) increased by 60 mg/L relative to the concentration in Fall <br /> 2022; however, the concentration remains below the historical maximum (1,590 mg/L). The TDS <br /> concentration in KMW-11 (3,020 mg/L) increased 110 mg/L relative to the concentration <br /> observed in Fall 2022; however,the concentration remains below the historical maximum (3,820 <br /> mg/L). Measured variations in dissolved constituents in CTF monitoring wells including TDS are <br /> likely influenced in part by former up-gradient unlined gypsum and wastewater ponds at an <br /> agricultural chemical production facility(see Finding 42 of the WDRs) and application of recycled <br /> water in 1313-1. <br /> 3.2.3 Nitrate as N <br /> The Spring 2023 NO3-N concentration in the sample from Mossdale compliance well MWM-12 <br /> (5.7 mg/L) increased 1.8 mg/L relative to the concentration measured in the Fall 2022 sample; <br /> however, the concentration did not exceed the historical maximum observed in this well (7.7 <br /> mg/L). <br /> City of Lathrop 13 13 July 2023 <br /> EKI B90088.03 <br />
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