Okaloosa County BOCC — June 3, 2014 — 2014 Wright Permit Renewal Draft-4.28.14

LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION ENGINEERING REPORT WRIGHT LANDFILL Okaloosa County WACS ID Number 9064/Permit No. 0070768-003 April 2014 Prepared for: Environmental Services Division Public Works Department Okaloosa County 1759 South Ferdon Blvd. Crestview Florida 32536 Phone: 850-689-5772 Prepared by: HDR Engineering, Inc. 200 W. Forsyth Street, Suite 800 Jacksonville, Florida 32202 904-598-8900  LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION Table of Contents INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................ 3 Regulatory History ................................................................................................................................... 3 APPLICATION Form ................................................................................................................................... 4 Parts A and B – GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................. 4 PART C – PROHIBITIONS ......................................................................................................................... 4 PART D – SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY PERMIT REQUIREMENTS, GENERAL ..... 4 PART E – LANDFILL PERMIT REQUIREMENTS .................................................................................. 6 PART F – GENERAL CRITERIA FOR LANDFILLS ................................................................................ 8 PART G – LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS ................................................................. 9 PART H – HYDROGEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION REQUIREMENTS ............................................. 9 PART I – GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION REQUIREMENTS ........................................................ 9 PART J – VERTICAL EXPANSION OF LANDFILLS ............................................................................ 10 PART K – LANDFILL OPERATION REQUIREMENTS........................................................................ 10 PART L – WATER QUALITY AND LEACHATE MONITORING REQUIREMENTS ........................ 10 PART M – SPECIAL WASTE HANDLING REQUIREMENTS ............................................................. 11 PART N – GAS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ............................................................ 11 PART O – LANDFILL CLOSURE REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................ 12 PART P – OTHER CLOSURE PROCEDURES ........................................................................................ 12 PART Q – LONG-TERM CARE ............................................................................................................... 12 PART R – FINANCIAL ASSURANCE .................................................................................................... 13 PART S – CERTIFICATION BY APPLICANT AND ENGINEER OR PUBLIC OFFICER .................. 14 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION ........................................................................................................ 15 ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENT A – FDEP FORM # 62-791.900(1), APPLICATION TO CONSTRUCT, OPERATE, MODIFY, OR CLOSE A SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY ATTACHMENT B – FIGURES ATTACHMENT C – PART L DATA WITH 2014 S1 UPDATE ATTACHMENT D – LONG-TERM CARE PLAN ATTACHMENT E – FINANCIAL ASSURANCE 2  LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION ` INTRODUCTION This permit renewal application is being submitted to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) to continue long-term care, monitoring, and maintenance of the closed Wright Landfill (WACS ID Number 9064/Permit No. 0070768-003). The facility is located in the southern part of Okaloosa County, in the southwest quarter of Section 22 and the northwest quarter of Section 27, Township 1 South, Range 24 West. The 327-acre property (221 acres used) is situated on the southern boundary of the Eglin Air Force Base (Eglin AFB) Reservation on land leased to the County by the U.S. Air Force. The County executed a 25-year easement for closure construction and maintenance during the long-term care period in June 1989 with the Air Force. Local knowledge dates original landfilling activities in this area as early as the 1950s. County landfilling operations began in 1964 when Okaloosa County executed a lease on the 160-acre Section 22 parcel (northern parcel). Upon expiration of the lease in June 1974, the 160-acre Section 27 parcel (southern parcel) was added to the renewed lease. The facility was first permitted by the FDEP in June 7, 1977. Through a number of lease extensions, the County continued to operate WLF until February 1990, when the site was effectively closed to incoming waste. In November 1991, the County initiated a yard waste mulching operation at the landfill, the product of which is used to supplement final cover materials that have been placed over the landfill for the post-closure long-term care and monitoring period. The facility was formally closed to incoming waste and began long-term care on December 19, 1994. The inactive wastewater treatment plant effluent sprayfields for the city of Fort Walton Beach and Okaloosa County are located adjacent to the east side of the landfill. Property surrounding the landfill, including the sprayfields, is owned by the US Air Force. The surrounding land to the north and west of the site is mostly undeveloped. Land use a short distance south of the site is mixed residential and commercial. The undeveloped areas are expected to remain under Air Force ownership. Regulatory History Water quality testing was initiated in 1978 under permit SO46-0012, and later continued under SO46- 73637 issued in 1984. In February 1986, the County installed a groundwater monitoring network in accordance with its operational permit (#SO46-103539; issued November 1985). In 1986, low concentrations of benzene and vinyl chloride were detected in groundwater samples at concentrations slightly above the State maximum contaminant levels (MCLs). The area of impacted groundwater extended westward from the landfill. The County commenced investigation activities and in October 1986 executed Consent Order #86-0879 with the FDEP to address the low level Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) impacts. The County continued investigation of these VOC impacts culminating in submittal of a Remedial Action Plan (RAP) in October 1991 and subsequently approved by FDEP in September 1992. The County proceeded with construction of a phased pump and treat system and in December 1993, the County began groundwater remediation from recovery well RW-1. RW-2 was placed into service in October 1996. Additional recovery wells specified in the 1991 RAP were never installed. The discharge from two wells is pumped to a synthetically lined aeration basin. Aerators provide aeration of the extracted groundwater to volatilize any remaining VOCs. Upon aeration, the water is decanted into a series of settling/percolation ponds located in the southeastern portion of the site. The aeration and settling/percolation ponds facilitate the precipitation of iron that is present in the groundwater. After revisiting the objectives 1991 RAP, both the FDEP and County agreed to produce a RAP Modification in order to clarify inconsistencies in the full RAP implementation. The primary objective of the RAP Modification, which is in progress, is to maintain hydraulic control of impacted groundwater at the west property line of the landfill. 3  LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION APPLICATION FORM The Solid Waste Management Facility Permit Application Form Parts A through S are included as Attachment 1. In accordance with INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLY FOR A SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY PERMIT Section III. Application Parts Required for a Closure Permit, submittal of Parts A, B, L, and N through S are required for closed landfills. All Parts in the application are addressed in this submittal with emphasis on Parts A, B, L, and N through S. PARTS A AND B – GENERAL INFORMATION Parts A and B provide general information and disposal facility information. See the application form, Attachment 1. PART C – PROHIBITIONS Part C pertains to prohibitions, exemptions, and restrictions associated with siting criterion. Part C is not applicable to this Long-term Care permit renewal application. PART D – SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY PERMIT REQUIREMENTS, GENERAL 1. APPLICATION FORM AND ALL SUPPORTING DATA AND REPORTS Four copies of the completed application form and all supporting data and reports were submitted to the Northwest District Office of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) with the 1994 closure application. 2. PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS HDR Engineering, Inc. has prepared this application and is an authorized engineering firm in Florida (Certificate of Authorization 4213). This application has been certified, signed, and sealed by Bradford M. Stone, P.E., (a registered Professional Engineer in Florida [Professional Engineer License No. 53110]). Applicable sections of the application have also been certified, signed, and sealed by John Catches (a registered Professional Geologist in Florida [Professional Geologist License No. 2203]). 3. LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL A letter of transmittal is included with this Solid Waste Permit Application. 4. APPLICATION FORM FDEP Form No. 62-701.900(1), effective date of August 12, 2012, has been completed and is signed and dated by the applicant (Attachment A). 5. PERMIT FEE 4  LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION A check in the amount of $2,000 has been submitted with this permit application. A copy of the check is included in Attachment A. 6. ENGINEERING REPORT This application and supporting documentation meet the requirements of an engineering report required by Rule 62-701.320(7)(d), FAC. 7. OPERATION PLAN AND CLOSURE PLAN This application is for renewal of the Wright Landfill Long-Term Care permit issued July 1, 2004 and modified April 9, 2010, April 5, 2012, October 5, 2012, and November 27, 2012. The Long-term Care Plan is included in Part Q of this document, and it identifies the policies, procedures, and guidelines for Long-Term Care. 8. CONTINGENCY PLAN Not applicable. 9. PLANS OR DRAWINGS There have been no significant changes to the Class I/III landfill since final closure. a. Regional Map or Plan See the Aerial Site Plan – Attachment B, Figure D.9.b b. Vicinity Map or Aerial Photograph An aerial photograph of the site and surrounding vicinity is included as Attachment B, Figure D.9.a c. Site Plan A boundary survey for the entire site, certified by a registered Florida land surveyor, was submitted with the original closure design. The survey drawing “SPECIFIC PURPOSE SURVEY FOR WRIGHT LANDFILL CLOSURE & CLASS III OPERATIONS” is included in Attachment B, Figure D.9.c. No substantial changes have been made to the original boundary survey. d. Supporting Details Not applicable. 10. DOCUMENTATION FROM PROPERTY OWNER Okaloosa County leases the property occupied by the Wright Landfill from the Federal Government through Eglin Air Force Base. There have been no boundary changes to the lease agreement. 5  LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION 11. WASTE REDUCTION AND RECYCLING GOALS This is a Long-term Care Plan application. The Wright Landfill no longer accepts solid waste for disposal. 12. HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION OF ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS The list below summarizes enforcement action history for the applicant, the Okaloosa County Solid Waste Management Department. Enforcement actions at the Wright Landfill, based on a review of the FDEP files (Oculus), the County files, and information provided by County staff, are listed below. Any errors or omissions are not to be construed as a misrepresentation of the facts.  August 1977 – General Consent Order for operating several County Dumps including the are now known as Wright Landfill. Temporary permit issued.  May 1986 – Consent Order 86-0879 – Expired Permit. County ordered to continue operating the facility in accordance with expired permit.  August 1986 – Notice of Violation of groundwater standards, County ordered modify groundwater sampling plan to monthly and too submit a permit modification plan. Conduct contamination assessment, etc.  October 1991 – County submitted a Remedial Action Plan to address groundwater impact.  September 1992 – Remedial Action Plan approved by the FDEP.  1992 to present – Remedial Action Plan implementation  February 2014 – Remedial Action Plan Modification request submitted to the FDEP is currently being reviewed. 13. PROOF OF PUBLICATION Not applicable to a Long-term Care permit renewal. Newspaper publication is required to construct or substantially modify a solid waster facility. 14. AIRPORT SAFETY Not applicable to Long-term Care permit renewal. 15. OPERATOR TRAINING REQUIREMENTS Not applicable to Long-term Care permit renewal. PART E – LANDFILL PERMIT REQUIREMENTS 1. VICINITY MAP SHOWING AIRPORTS Attachment B, Figure D.9.b of this application shows all airports in the vicinity of the Wright Landfill. The airport location information was obtained from the 2008 Federal Aviation Administration Dataset. 2. PLOT PLAN 6  LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION As required by Rule 62-701.330(3)(b), FAC, the Drawing Set was submitted in the 1989 closure application. The Drawing Set is included by reference in this application and can be found in the FDEP database, Oculus. a. Dimensions The Drawing Set is drawn to scale. The as-built survey is included in Attachment B, Figure D.9.c. b. Monitoring Wells Locations of existing water quality monitoring wells are shown in Attachment B, Figure D.9.a. c. Soil Borings Locations of soil borings are shown on the Boring Location Map in the Drawing Set, Sheet C-4 (Oculus). d. Disposal Areas The waste disposal areas are shown on the Site Plan drawing in the Drawing Set, Sheet C-1 (Oculus). e. Cross Sections Cross sections showing the original elevations and proposed bottom contours of the disposal: See Drawing Set, Sheet C-3 (Oculus). f. Previously Filled Waste Disposal Areas See Drawing Set, Sheet C-2 (Oculus). g. Fencing or Other Measures to Restrict Access See Attachment B, Figure D.9.c 3. TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS As required by Rule 62-701.330(3)(b), FAC, the Drawing Set submitted in the 1989 closure application is included by reference (Oculus). The final closure contours are shown in the as-built survey included in Attachment B, Figure D.9.c. An updated topographic map is included in Attachment B, Figure E.3 a. Fill Areas – No change b. Borrow Areas – No change c. Access Roads – No change 7  LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION d. Grades – No change e. Cross Sections – No change f. Drainage Devices – No change g. Fencing – No change h. Facilities – No change 4. LANDFILL REPORT This is a Long-term Care Plan application. The Wright Landfill was closed to incoming waste in 1991 and no longer accepts solid waste disposal. a. Population – Not applicable. b. Solid Waste – Not applicable. c. Facility Life – Not applicable d. Cover Material –Not applicable 5. WATER QUALITY MONITORING Water quality at the Wright Landfill is currently analyzed by Pace Analytical Services, Inc. in accordance with Chapter 62-160, FAC (62-701.330(3)(h), FAC). Pace Analytical is NELAC certified (FL DOH E83079, FL DOH E86240, and FL DOH E84973) 6. FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Part R of this permit application demonstrates financial responsibility for the Long-term care period of the Wright Landfill. PART F – GENERAL CRITERIA FOR LANDFILLS LOCATION 8  LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION 1. Relative to the 100 year flood plain. 2. Horizontal separation between waste deposits and the landfill property boundary. Not applicable. This is a Long-term Care Plan application. The Wright Landfill no longer accepts solid waste for disposal. PART G – LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS Not applicable. This is a Long-term Care Plan renewal application. The landfill is closed. There are no landfill construction projects planned or proposed for the Wright Landfill. PART H – HYDROGEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION REQUIREMENTS BCM Converse conducted the original hydrogeological investigation and presented the findings in an April 1985 submittal titled OPERATIONS PLAN TO MODIFY AND CLOSE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY. Other Hydrogeological Investigation documents include, but are not limited to the following:  Preliminary Groundwater Contamination Assessment, BCM Engineers, 1987  Contamination Report Addendum, BCM Engineering, July 1989  Aquifer Pumping Tests – Surficial Aquifer – RAP Phase II, BCM Engineering, October 1990  Remedial Action Plan (Aquifer Modeling), Okaloosa County, October 1991  Potable Water Well Survey, HDR, Inc., June 2005 These documents are incorporated by reference, and all are available in the FDEP online database – Oculus. PART I – GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION REQUIREMENTS This is an application to renew the Long-term Care permit for the Wright Landfill (closed Class I/Class III). No additional geotechnical work is being submitted and no changes are being submitted that are applicable to Chapter 62-701.410(2), Applicable documents:  Operation Plan to Modify and Close Solid Waste Facility, BCM Converse, Inc., April 1985.  Closure Permit Application for Wright Landfill, BCM, August 1988.  Closure Permit Application full size drawings, Wright Landfill, BCM, August 1988.  “As built” Cap Panel Layout & Details, MWM Contracting, January 1993.  HDPE Cap Liner Testing results, MWM Contracting, June 1993. 9  LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION These documents are incorporated by reference, and all are available in the FDEP online database – Oculus. PART J – VERTICAL EXPANSION OF LANDFILLS Not applicable. This is a Long-term Care Plan renewal application. Vertical expansion is not planned or proposed for the Wright Landfill. PART K – LANDFILL OPERATION REQUIREMENTS Part K items 1 through 12 are not applicable during the long-term care period. Refer to Part R – Long- term Care and Maintenance Plan. No changes are recommended to Part K item 13 a through c. The County will continue to keep and report records in substantial accordance to Chapter 62-701.500(13) FAC: (13) Recordkeeping. In addition to records and reporting required by other sections of this chapter, the landfill owner or operator shall: (a) Keep records of all information used to develop or support the permit applications and any supplemental information submitted to comply with this chapter pertaining to construction of the landfill throughout the design period. Records pertaining to the operation, except for weigh tickets, of the landfill shall be kept for the design period of the landfill. Weigh tickets shall be kept for five years. (b) Retain records of all monitoring information, including calibration and maintenance records, all original chart recordings for continuous monitoring instrumentation, and copies of all reports required by permit, for at least ten years. Background water quality records shall be kept for the design period of the landfill. (c) Maintain an annual estimate of the remaining life and capacity in cubic yards of the existing, constructed landfill and an annual estimate of the life and capacity in cubic yards of other permitted areas not yet constructed. The estimate shall be made and reported annually to the Department. (d) Records which are more than five years old and which are required to be retained may be archived, provided that the landfill operator can retrieve them for inspection within seven days. PART L – WATER QUALITY AND LEACHATE MONITORING REQUIREMENTS 1. WATER QUALITY AND LEACHATE MONITORING PLAN i. Purpose The Water Quality Monitoring Plan (WQMP) for the Wright Landfill describes the monitoring network that includes an array of monitoring wells and surface water sampling points installed to detect or characterize potential environmental impacts from the landfill. The WQMP specifies the methods of collecting and analyzing groundwater and surface water samples and reporting the results to the FDEP and describes actions to be taken if an impact occurs. ii. Regulatory Authority 10  LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION A Five-Year Water Quality Technical Report (WQTR) was submitted to the FDEP in November 2013. The November 2013 document is incorporated by reference as the Water Quality Monitoring Plan (WQMP) for this LTC permit renewal. The WQTR was prepared in substantial accordance with Chapter 62-701.510 FAC and the Wright Landfill permit. Paragraph 62-701.510(1)(b) FAC states that the solid waste water quality monitoring requirements are meant to supplement the requirements in Chapters 62- 520 and 62-522, FAC. Division 62-520.600 FAC states that “a monitoring program instituted under some other state, federal, or local government regulation or permit shall be substituted for this program if it is in substantial compliance with [62-520.600] subsection (3).” Paragraph 62-701.510(2)(c) FAC states that the WQMP must comply with the provisions of Section 62- 520.600(3) FAC. Because Section 62-520.600(3) FAC is thereby incorporated into Division 62-701.510 FAC by citation, it is in substantial compliance with Section 62-522.600(3) FAC and the monitoring system instituted under Section 62-701.510, FAC qualifies to be substituted for the program described in Chapter 62-520 FAC. The information required by Section 62-520.600(3) FAC is included in the Five-year WQTR which is available in Oculus. The November 2013 WQMP reviewed data collected from the first semiannual event of 2008 through the second semiannual event of 2013. The first 2014 semiannual event has been conducted since the WQMP was submitted. To supplement the Five-year WQTR, an updated Table of detected parameters and select time series plots have been included in this application (Attachment C). PART M – SPECIAL WASTE HANDLING REQUIREMENTS Not applicable. This is a Long-term Care Plan renewal application. The Wright Landfill no longer accepts waste. PART N – GAS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 1. GAS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM DESIGN a. Preventative Design The Wright Landfill stopped accepting waste in November 1991 and was officially closed to incoming waste and began long-term care on December 19, 1994. The landfill gas (LFG) monitoring system consists of 30 methane monitoring probes located along the perimeter of the property. Quarterly gas monitoring and reporting was required until January 2012. The County submitted a 5-year Evaluation Gas Migration Survey to the FDEP and requested reducing LFG monitoring from quarterly to annually. The request was approved by the FDEP in their response to the request, dated January 18, 2012. b. Site-Specific Conditions LFG monitoring probes are spaced approximately equally around the entire site. Although the Wright Landfill may potentially still be generating landfill gas (LFG) it 11  LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION appears to be a minimal amount. Annual monitoring is conducted to ensure that gas levels do not exceed 25% of the lower explosive limit (LEL) for combustible gases at the property boundary. LFG has not been detected in perimeter probes for several years. c. Gas Pressure The existing system of landfill gas vents and capping adequately controls gas pressure as evidenced by perimeter probe measurements and the prior twenty years of post closure care. d. Non-Interference 2. GAS MONITORING POINTS AND SOIL MONITORING PROBES Okaloosa County monitors LFG at 30 perimeter monitoring probes. See Part Q Long-term care plan. 3. GAS REMEDIATION PLAN AND ODOR REMEDIATION PLAN See Part Q Long-term care plan. PART O – LANDFILL CLOSURE REQUIREMENTS Not applicable. This is a Long-term Care permit renewal application. Final closure was completed and certified on December 19, 1994. See as-built survey (Attachment B, Figure D.9.c). PART P – OTHER CLOSURE PROCEDURES Not applicable. This is a Long-term Care permit renewal application. PART Q – LONG-TERM CARE This is a Long-term Care permit renewal application. The information presented in this application is intended to provide the general intent of the closure and long-term care. The long-term care plan is included in Attachment D. 1. GAS COLLECTION AND MONITORING SYSTEM Okaloosa County monitors 30 gas probes at the property limits for LFG to ensure that concentrations do not exceed 25% LEL. 2. STABILIZATION REPORT REQUIREMENTS 12  LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION Okaloosa County will submit a report to the Department regarding stabilization of the landfill every 5 years during the long-term care, in accordance with Rule 62-701.620(6), FAC. The most recent stabilization report was submitted in October 2013. The stabilization report was submitted as Appendix 9 of the 2013 Water Quality Technical Report. The reports have been uploaded to the FDEP online database (Oculus). 3. RIGHT OF ACCESS In accordance with Rule 62-701.620(7), FAC, Okaloosa County will retain the right of entry to the landfill property for the long-term care period after termination of solid waste operations for inspecting, monitoring, and maintaining the site. 4. REPLACEMENT OF MONITORING DEVICES If a monitoring well or monitoring point cited by the permit is destroyed or becomes inoperable, the landfill Owner or operator (Okaloosa County) shall immediately, upon discovery, notify FDEP in writing. Inoperative monitoring devices shall be replaced with functioning devices within 60 days of the discovery or as required by Rule 62-701.620(8), FAC. 5. COMPLETION OF LONG-TERM CARE Upon completion of the long-term care period, the Owner or operator (Okaloosa County) will certify to FDEP that the long-term care was completed in accordance with the closure plan as permitted. The certification will be signed and sealed by a professional engineer. PART R – FINANCIAL ASSURANCE Information presented in this section shall be used to describe the financial mechanism to be used to demonstrate proof of financial assurance to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP). 1. COST ESTIMATES The closure and long-term care cost estimates prepared on FDEP Form 62-701.900(28) are included in Attachment E of this application. 2. PROCEDURES FOR PROVIDING ANNUAL COST ADJUSTMENTS An annual cost adjustment will be provided to FDEP in accordance with Rule 62-701.630(4) and (8), FAC. The estimate will address closure and long-term care costs, as well as corrective action costs, if required. 3. FUNDING MECHANISMS The funding mechanism to cover closure and long-term care will be provided by a financial mechanism authorized by Rule 62-701.630, FAC. The Applicant will submit the financial assurance funding to FDEP as required by Rule 62-701.630, FAC. 4. DELAYED PROOF OF FINANCIAL ASSURANCE SUBMITTAL 13  LONG-TERM CARE PERMIT RENEWAL APPLICATION Documentation and appropriate forms will be provided to FDEP if delaying the issuance of proof financial assurance, in accordance with Rule 62-701.630(2)(c), FAC. PART S – CERTIFICATION BY APPLICANT AND ENGINEER OR PUBLIC OFFICER The certifications by the applicant and the engineer are included on the last page of the permit application form (Attachment A). 14  ATTACHMENT A FDEP FORM # 62-701.900(1), APPLICATION TO CONSTRUCT, OPERATE, MODIFY, OR CLOSE A SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY  Florida Department of DEP Form #: 62-701.900(1), F.A.C. Form Title: Application to Construct, Operate, Modify, or Close a Solid Waste Management Facility Environmental Protection Effective Date: August 12, 2012 Bob Martinez Center Incorporated in Rule: 62-701.330(3), F.A.C. 2600 Blair Stone Road Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION APPLICATION TO CONSTRUCT, OPERATE, MODIFY, OR CLOSE A SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS AND FORMS Northwest District Northeast District Central District Southwest District South District Southeast District 160 Governmental Center 7777 Baymeadows Way West 3319 Maguire Boulevard 13051 North Telecom Pkwy 2295 Victoria Ave, Suite 364 400 North Congress Avenue Suite 308 Suite 100 Suite 232 Temple Terrace, FL 33637 P.O. Box 2549 Suite 200 Pensacola, FL 32502-5794 Jacksonville, FL 32256-7590 Orlando, FL 32803-3767 813-632-7600 Fort Myers, FL 33901-3881 West Palm Beach, FL 33401 850-595-8300 904-256-1700 407-897-4100 239-344-5600 561-681-6600  INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLY FOR A SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY PERMIT I. General Solid Waste Management Facilities shall be permitted pursuant to Section 403.707, Florida Statutes (FS) and in accordance with Florida Administrative Code (FAC) Chapter 62-701. A minimum of four copies of the application shall be submitted to the appropriate Department office having jurisdiction over the facility. The appropriate fee in accordance with Rule 62- 701.315, FAC, shall be submitted with the application by check made payable to the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). Complete appropriate sections for the type of facility for which application is made. Entries shall be typed or printed in ink. All blanks shall be filled in or marked "Not Applicable" or "No Substantial Change". Information provided in support of the application shall be marked "Submitted" and the location of this information in the application package indicated. The application shall include all information, drawings, and reports necessary to evaluate the facility. Information required to complete the application is listed on the attached pages of this form. II. Application Parts Required for Construction and Operation Permits A. Landfills and Ash Monofills - Submit Parts A through S B. Asbestos Monofills - Submit Parts A, B, C, D, E, F, I, K, M, O through S C. Industrial Solid Waste Disposal Facilities - Submit Parts A through S NOTE: Portions of some Parts may not be applicable. NOTE: For facilities that have been satisfactorily constructed in accordance with their construction permit, the information required for A, B and C type facilities does not have to be resubmitted for an operation permit if the information has not substantially changed during the construction period. The appropriate portion of the form should be marked "no substantial change". III. Application Parts Required for Closure Permits A. Landfills and Ash Monofills - Submit Parts A, B, L, N through S B. Asbestos Monofills - Submit Parts A, B, M, O through S C. Industrial Solid Waste Disposal Facilities - Submit Parts A, B, L through S NOTE: Portions of some Parts may not be applicable. IV. Permit Renewals The above information shall be submitted at time of permit renewal in support of the new permit. However, facility information that was submitted to the Department to support the expiring permit, and which is still valid, does not need to be re-submitted for permit renewal. Portions of the application not re-submitted shall be marked "no substantial change" on the application form. DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 2 of 36 V. Application Codes S - Submitted LOCATION - Physical location of information in application N/A - Not Applicable N/C - No Substantial Change VI. Listing of Application Parts PART A: GENERAL INFORMATION PART B: DISPOSAL FACILITY GENERAL INFORMATION PART C: PROHIBITIONS PART D: SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY PERMIT REQUIREMENTS, GENERAL PART E: LANDFILL PERMIT REQUIREMENTS PART F: GENERAL CRITERIA FOR LANDFILLS PART G: LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS PART H: HYDROGEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION REQUIREMENTS PART I: GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION REQUIREMENTS PART J: VERTICAL EXPANSION OF LANDFILLS PART K: LANDFILL OPERATION REQUIREMENTS PART L: WATER QUALITY AND LEACHATE MONITORING REQUIREMENTS PART M: SPECIAL WASTE HANDLING REQUIREMENTS PART N: GAS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS PART O: LANDFILL CLOSURE REQUIREMENTS PART P: OTHER CLOSURE PROCEDURES PART Q: LONG-TERM CARE PART R: FINANCIAL ASSURANCE PART S: CERTIFICATION BY APPLICANT AND ENGINEER OR PUBLIC OFFICER DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 3 of 36  STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT, OPERATE, MODIFY OR CLOSE A SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY Please Type or Print PART A. GENERAL INFORMATION 1. Type of disposal facility (check all that apply): □ ✔ Class I Landfill □ Ash Monofill □ ✔ Class III Landfill □ Asbestos Monofill □ Industrial Solid Waste □ Other (describe): NOTE: Waste Processing Facilities should apply on Form 62-701.900(4), FAC; Yard Trash Disposal Facilities should notify on Form 62-701.900(3), FAC; Compost Facilities should apply on Form 62-709.901(1), FAC; and C&D Disposal Facilities should apply on Form 62-701.900(6), FAC 2. Type of application: □ Construction □ Operation □ Construction/Operation □ Closure □ ✔ Long-term Care Only 3. Classification of application: □ New □ Substantial Modification □ ✔ Renewal □ Intermediate Modification □ Minor Modification 4. Facility name: Wright Sanitary Landfill - Class I/III 5. DEP ID number: NWD/46/00009064 County: Okaloosa 6. Facility location (main entrance): Located on the North Beal Extension, approximately 1.1 mile north of the State Road 189 and Green Acres Drive intersection in south Okaloosa County. 7. Location coordinates: Section: 22 & 27 Township: 1S Range: 24W Latitude: 30 ° 28 ‘ 32.64 “ Longitude: 86 ° 38 ‘ 30.64 “ Datum: WGS84 Coordinate method: DMS Collected by: Scott R. Henson Company/Affiliation: Okaloosa County DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 4 of 36 8. Applicant name (operating authority): Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners Mailing address: 302 N. Wilson St., Crestview, Florida 32536 Street or P.O. Box City State Zip Contact person: Kelly Windes Telephone: ( 850 ) 689-5030 Title: Chairman kwindes@co.okaloosa.fl.us E-Mail address (if available) 9. Authorized agent/Consultant: HDR Engineering, Inc. Mailing address: 200 W Forsyth St., Suite 800, Jacksonville, Florida 32202-4321 Street or P.O. Box City State Zip Contact person: John Catches Telephone: ( 904 ) 598-8900 Title: Professional Geologist/Sr. Project Manager john.catches@hdrinc.com E-Mail address (if available) 10. Landowner (if different than applicant): Eglin Air Force Base Mailing address: 501 Deleon St, Suite 100, Eglin AFB, FL. 32542 Street or P.O. Box City State Zip Telephone: ( 850 ) 882-1348 Melinda Hazzard, CIV USAF 96 CEG/CEAR, Real Estate Specialist Contact person: Melinda.Hazzard@EGLIN.AF.MIL E-Mail address (if available) 11. Cities, towns, and areas to be served: N/A 12. Population to be served: Five-Year Current: N/A Projection: N/A 13. Date site will be ready to be inspected for completion: N/A 14. Expected life of the facility: N/A years 15. Estimated costs: Total Construction: $ N/A Closing Costs: $ N/A 16. Anticipated construction starting and completion dates: From: N/A To: N/A 17. Expected volume or weight of waste to be received: N/A 3 yds /day N/A tons/day N/A gallons/day DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 5 of 36 PART B. DISPOSAL FACILITY GENERAL INFORMATION 1. Provide brief description of disposal facility design and operations planned under this application: The Wright Landfill is a closed Class I /Class III landfill facility in Long Term Care 2. Facility site supervisor: Darryl Roper, Solid Waste Division, Okaloosa Co. Public Works Title: Landfill Supervisor Telephone: ( 850 ) 546-0654 E-Mail address (if available) 3. Disposal area: Total acres: 327 Used acres: 210 Available acres: N/A 4. Weighing scales used: □ Yes □ ✔ No 5. Security to prevent unauthorized use: □ ✔ Yes □ No Charge for waste received: N/A N/A 3 6. $/yds $/ton 7. Surrounding land use, zoning: □ ✔ Residential □ Industrial □ Agricultural □ None □ ✔ Commercial □ ✔ Other (describe): Military 8. Types of waste received: □ ✔ Household □ ✔ C & D debris □ ✔ Commercial □ ✔ Shredded/cut tires □ Incinerator/WTE ash □ ✔ Yard trash □ Treated biomedical □ ✔ Septic tank □ ✔ Water treatment sludge □ ✔ Industrial □ Air treatment sludge □ Industrial sludge □ ✔ Agricultural □ Domestic sludge □ ✔ Asbestos □ Other (describe): DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 6 of 36 9. Salvaging permitted: □ Yes □ ✔ No 10. Attendant: □ ✔ Yes □ No Trained operator: □ Yes □ ✔ No 11. Trained spotters: □ ✔ Yes □ No Number of spotters used: N/A 12. Site located in: □ Floodplain □ Wetlands □ ✔ Other (describe): The landfill is located in uplands adjacent to Alligator Slough. 13. Days of operation: N/A 14. Hours of operation: N/A 15. Days working face covered: N/A 16. Elevation of water table: 45 ft. 65 ft. ft. Datum Used: NGVD 1929 17. Number of monitoring wells: 17 18. Number of surface monitoring points: 4 19. Gas controls used: □ ✔ Yes □ No Type controls: □ Active □ ✔ Passive Gas flaring: □ Yes □ ✔ No Gas recovery: □ Yes □ ✔ No 20. Landfill unit liner type: □ Natural soils □ Double geomembrane □ Single clay liner □ Geomembrane & composite □ ✔ Single geomembrane □ Double composite □ Single composite □ None □ Slurry wall □ Other (describe): 21. Leachate collection method: □ ✔ Collection pipes □ Double geomembrane □ Geonets □ Gravel layer □ Well points □ Interceptor trench □ Perimeter ditch □ None □ ✔ Other (describe): Sand layer DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 7 of 36 22. Leachate storage method: □ ✔ Tanks □ Surface impoundments □ Other (describe): 23. Leachate treatment method: □ Oxidation □ Chemical treatment □ Secondary □ Settling □ Advanced □ ✔ None □ Other (describe): 24. Leachate disposal method: □ Recirculated □ Pumped to WWTP □ ✔ Transported to WWTP □ Discharged to surface water/wetland □ Injection well □ Percolation ponds □ Evaporation □ Spray irrigation □ Other (describe): 25. For leachate discharged to surface waters: Name and Class of receiving water: N/A DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 8 of 36 26. Storm Water: Collected: □ ✔ Yes □ No Type of treatment: Evaporation and percolation in swales and retention ponds. Name and Class of receiving water: N/A 27. Environmental Resources Permit (ERP) number or status: N/A DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 9 of 36 PART C. PROHIBITIONS (62-701.300, FAC) LOCATION S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 1. Provide documentation that each of the siting criteria will be satisfied for the facility; (62-701.300(2), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 2. If the facility qualifies for any of the exemptions contained in Rules 62- 701.300(12) through (18), FAC, then document this qualification(s); S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 3. Provide documentation that the facility will be in compliance with the burning restrictions; (62-701.300(3), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 4. Provide documentation that the facility will be in compliance with the hazardous waste restrictions; (62-701.300(4), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 5. Provide documentation that the facility will be in compliance with the PCB disposal restrictions; (62-701.300(5), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 6. Provide documentation that the facility will be in compliance with the biomedical waste restrictions; (62-701.300(6), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 7. Provide documentation that the facility will be in compliance with the Class I surface water restrictions; (62-701.300(7), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 8. Provide documentation that the facility will be in compliance with the special waste for landfills restrictions; (62-701.300(8), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 9. Provide documentation that the facility will be in compliance with the liquid restrictions; (62-701.300(10), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 10. Provide documentation that the facility will be in compliance with the used oil and oily waste restrictions; (62-701.300(11), FAC) PART D. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY PERMIT REQUIREMENTS, GENERAL (62-701.320, FAC) LOCATION S ✔ □ Electronic Submittal N/A □ N/C □ 1. Four copies, at minimum, of the completed application form, all supporting data and reports; (62-701.320(5)(a), FAC) □ □ N/C □ Hard Copy certification pages S ✔ N/A 2. Engineering and/or professional certification (signature, date, and seal) provided on the applications and all engineering plans, reports, and supporting information for the application; (62-701.320(6), FAC) S ✔ □ Attached N/A □ N/C □ 3. A letter of transmittal to the Department; (62-701.320(7)(a), FAC) DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 10 of 36  LOCATION PART D CONTINUED S ✔ □ Engineering Report (ER) Att. A N/A □ N/C □ 4. A completed application form dated and signed by the applicant; (62- 701.320(7)(b), FAC) S ✔ □ Attached N/A □ N/C □ 5. Permit fee specified in Rule 62-701.315, FAC in check or money order, payable to the Department; (62-701.320(7)(c), FAC) S ✔ □ Attached N/A □ N/C □ 6. An engineering report addressing the requirements of this rule and with the following format: a cover sheet, text printed on 8 ½ inch by 11 inch consecutively numbered pages, a table of contents or index, the body of the report and all appendices including an operation plan, contingency plan, illustrative charts and graphs, records or logs of tests and investigations, engineering calculations; (62-701.320(7)(d), FAC) S□ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ 7. Operation Plan and Closure Plan; (62-701.320(7)(e)1, FAC) S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ 8. Contingency Plan; (62-701.320(7)(e)2, FAC) S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ 9. Plans or drawings for the solid waste management facilities in appropriate format (including sheet size restrictions, cover sheet, legends, north arrow, horizontal and vertical scales, elevations referenced to NGVD 1929) showing: (62-701.320(7)(f), FAC) S ✔ □ ER Attachment B N/A □ N/C □ a. A regional map or plan with the project location in relation to major roadways and population centers; S ✔ □ ER Attachment B N/A □ N/C □ b. A vicinity map or aerial photograph no more than one year old showing the facility site and relevant surface features located within 1000 feet of the facility; □ □ N/C □ ER Attachment B and Oculus S N/A ✔ c. A site plan showing all property boundaries certified by a Florida Licensed Professional Surveyor and Mapper; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ d. Other necessary details to support the engineering report, including referencing elevations to a consistent, nationally recognized datum, and identifying the method used for collecting latitude and longitude data; S □ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ 10. Documentation that the applicant either owns the property or has legal authority from the property owner to use the site; (62-701.320(7)(g), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 11. For facilities owned or operated by a county, provide a description of how, if any, the facilities covered in this application will contribute to the county’s achievement of the waste reduction and recycling goals contained in Section 403.706, FS; (62-701.320(7)(h), FAC) DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 11 of 36  LOCATION PART D CONTINUED S ✔ □ ER, Pages 3 and 6 N/A □ N/C □ 12. Provide a history and description of any enforcement actions taken by the Department against the applicant for violations of applicable statutes, rules, orders, or permit conditions relating to the operation of any solid waste management facility in the state; (62-701.320(7)(i), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 13. Proof of publication in a newspaper of general circulation of notice of application for a permit to construct or substantially modify a solid waste management facility; (62-701.320(8), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 14. Provide a description of how the requirements for airport safety will be achieved, including proof of required notices if applicable. If exempt, explain how the exemption applies; (62-701.320(13), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 15. Explain how the operator and spotter training requirements and special criteria will be satisfied for the facility; (62-701.320(15), FAC) PART E. LANDFILL PERMIT REQUIREMENTS (62-701.330, FAC) LOCATION S ✔ □c N/A □ N/C □ 1. Regional map or aerial photograph no more than five years old showing all airports that are located within five miles of the proposed landfill; (62- 701.330(3)(a), FAC) □ □ N/C □ ER Part D & Attachment B S ✔ N/A 2. Plot plan with a scale not greater than 200 feet to the inch showing: (62- 701.330(3)(b), FAC) □ ER Attachment B N/A □ N/C □ S ✔ a. Dimensions; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Attachment B ✔ b. Locations of proposed and existing water quality monitoring wells; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ✔ Oculus c. Locations of soil borings; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ d. Proposed plan of trenching or disposal areas; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ e. Cross sections showing original elevations and proposed final contours which shall be included either on the plot plan or on separate sheets; S□ ER Attachment B N/A □ N/C □ ✔ f. Any previously filled waste disposal areas; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Attachment B ✔ g. Fencing or other measures to restrict access; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 12 of 36  LOCATION PART E CONTINUED S ✔ □ ER Attachment B N/A □ N/C □ 3. Topographic maps with a scale not greater than 200 feet to the inch with five foot contour intervals showing: (62-701.330(3)(c), FAC) S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C a. Proposed fill areas; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ b. Borrow areas; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ✔ c. Access roads; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ✔ d. Grades required for proper drainage; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ e. Cross sections of lifts; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ f. Special drainage devices if necessary; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ✔ g. Fencing; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ h. Equipment facilities; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ 4. A report on the landfill describing the following: (62-701.330(3)(d), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ a. The current and projected population and area to be served by the proposed site; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ b. The anticipated type, annual quantity, and source of solid waste expressed in tons; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ c. Planned active life of the facility, the final design height of the facility, and the maximum height of the facility during its operation; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C d. The source and type of cover material used for the landfill; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part E.5 ✔ 5. Provide evidence that an approved laboratory shall conduct water quality monitoring for the facility in accordance with Chapter 62-160, FAC; (62- 701.330(3)(g), FAC S ✔ □ ER Part R N/A □ N/C □ 6. Provide a statement of how the applicant will demonstrate financial responsibility for the closing and long-term care of the landfill; (62- 701.330(3)(h), FAC) DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 13 of 36 PART F. GENERAL CRITERIA FOR LANDFILLS (62-701.340, FAC) LOCATION S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 1. Describe (and show on a Federal Insurance Administration flood map, if available) how the landfill or solid waste disposal unit shall not be located in the 100 year floodplain where it will restrict the flow of the 100 year flood, reduce the temporary water storage capacity of the floodplain unless compensating storage is provided, or result in a washout of solid waste; (62- 701.340(3)(b), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 2. Describe how the minimum horizontal separation between waste deposits in the landfill and the landfill property boundary shall be 100 feet, measured from the toe of the proposed final cover slope; (62-701.340(3)(c), FAC) PART G. LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS (62-701.400, FAC) LOCATION S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 1. Describe how the landfill shall be designed so the solid waste disposal units will be constructed and closed at planned intervals throughout the design period of the landfill, and shall be designed to achieve a minimum factor of safety of 1.5 using peak strength values to prevent failures of side slopes and deep-seated failures; (62-701.400(2), FAC) S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C 2. Landfill liner requirements; (62-701.400(3), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ a. General construction requirements; (62-701.400(3)(a), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (1) Provide test information and documentation to ensure the liner will be constructed of materials that have appropriate physical, chemical, and mechanical properties to prevent failure; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (2) Document foundation is adequate to prevent liner failure; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (3) Constructed so bottom liner will not be adversely impacted by fluctuations of the ground water; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (4) Designed to resist hydrostatic uplift if bottom liner located below seasonal high ground water table; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (5) Installed to cover all surrounding earth which could come into contact with the waste or leachate; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 14 of 36  LOCATION PART G CONTINUED S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C b. Composite liners; (62-701.400(3)(b), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (1) Upper geomembrane thickness and properties; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (2) Design leachate head for primary leachate collection and removal system (LCRS) including leachate recirculation if appropriate; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (3) Design thickness in accordance with Table A and number of lifts planned for lower soil component; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C c. Double liners; (62-701.400(3)(c), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (1) Upper and lower geomembrane thickness and properties; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (2) Design leachate head for primary LCRS to limit the head to one foot above the liner; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (3) Lower geomembrane sub-base design; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (4) Leak detection and secondary leachate collection system minimum design criteria (k ≥ 10 cm/sec, head on lower liner ≤ 1 inch, head not to exceed thickness of drainage layer); S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C d. Standards for geosynthetic components; (62-701.400(3)(d), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (1) Factory and field seam test methods to ensure all geomembrane seams achieve the minimum specifications; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (2) Geomembranes to be used shall pass a continuous spark test by the manufacturer; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (3) Design of 24-inch-thick protective layer above upper geomembrane liner; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (4) Describe operational plans to protect the liner and leachate collection system when placing the first layer of waste above a 24-inch-thick protective layer; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (5) HDPE geomembranes, if used, meet the specifications in GRI GM13, and LLDPE geomembranes, if used, meet the specifications in GRI GM17; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (6) PVC geomembranes, if used, meet the specifications in PGI 1104; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 15 of 36  LOCATION PART G CONTINUED S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (7) Interface shear strength testing results of the actual components which will be used in the liner system; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (8) Transmissivity testing results of geonets if they are used in the liner system; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (9) Hydraulic conductivity testing results of geosynthetic clay liners if they are used in the liner system; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C e. Geosynthetic specification requirements; (62-701.400(3)(e), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (1) Definition and qualifications of the designer, manufacturer, installer, QA consultant and laboratory, and QA program; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (2) Material specifications for geomembranes, geocomposites, geotextiles, geogrids, and geonets; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (3) Manufacturing and fabrication specifications including geomembrane raw material and roll QA, fabrication personnel qualifications, seaming equipment and procedures, overlaps, trial seams, destructive and non- destructive seam testing, seam testing location, frequency, procedure, sample size, and geomembrane repairs; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (4) Geomembrane installation specifications including earthwork, conformance testing, geomembrane placement, installation personnel qualifications, field seaming and testing, overlapping and repairs, materials in contact with geomembranes, and procedures for lining system acceptance; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (5) Geotextile and geogrids specifications including handling and placement, conformance testing, seams and overlaps, repair, and placement of soil materials and any overlying materials; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (6) Geonet and geocomposites specifications including handling and placement, conformance testing, stacking and joining, repair, and placement of soil materials and any overlying materials; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (7) Geosynthetic clay liner specifications including handling and placement, conformance testing, seams and overlaps, repair, and placement of soil materials and any overlying materials; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 16 of 36  LOCATION PART G CONTINUED S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C f. Standards for soil liner components; (62-701.400(3)(f), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (1) Description of construction procedures including over- excavation and backfilling to preclude structural inconsistencies and procedures for placing and compacting soil components in layers; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (2) Demonstration of compatibility of the soil component with actual or simulated leachate in accordance with EPA Test Method 9100, or an equivalent test method; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (3) Procedures for testing in situ soils to demonstrate they meet the specifications for soil liners; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (4) Specifications for soil component of liner including at a minimum: S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (a) Allowable particle size distribution, and Atterberg limits including shrinkage limit; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (b) Placement moisture and dry density criteria; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (c) Maximum laboratory-determined saturated hydraulic conductivity using simulated leachate; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (d) Minimum thickness of soil liner; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (e) Lift thickness; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (f) Surface preparation (scarification); S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (g) Type and percentage of clay mineral within the soil component; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (5) Procedures for constructing and using a field test section to document the desired saturated hydraulic conductivity and thickness can be achieved in the field; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ g. If a Class III landfill is to be constructed with a bottom liner system, provide a description of how the minimum requirements for the liner will be achieved; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 17 of 36  LOCATION PART G CONTINUED S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C 3. Leachate collection and removal system (LCRS); (62-701.400(4), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ a. The primary and secondary LCRS requirements; (62- 701.400(4)(a), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (1) Constructed of materials chemically resistant to the waste and leachate; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (2) Have sufficient mechanical properties to prevent collapse under pressure; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (3) Have granular material or synthetic geotextile to prevent clogging; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (4) Have a method for testing and cleaning clogged pipes or contingent designs for reducing leachate around failed areas; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C b. Other LCRS requirements; (62-701.400(4)(b) and (c), FAC S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (1) Bottom 12 inches having hydraulic conductivity ≥ 1 x 10 ³ cm/sec; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (2) Total thickness of 24 inches of material chemically resistant to the waste and leachate; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (3) Bottom slope design to accommodate for predicted settlement and still meet minimum slope requirements; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (4) Demonstration that synthetic drainage material, if used, is equivalent or better than granular material in chemical compatibility, flow under load, and protection of geomembranes liner; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C 4. Leachate recirculation; (62-701.400(5), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ a. Describe general procedures for recirculating leachate; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ b. Describe procedures for controlling leachate runoff and minimizing mixing of leachate runoff with storm water; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ c. Describe procedures for preventing perched water conditions and gas buildup; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 18 of 36  LOCATION PART G CONTINUED S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ d. Describe alternate methods for leachate management when it cannot be recirculated due to weather or runoff conditions, surface seeps, wind-blown spray, or elevated levels of leachate head on the liner; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ e. Describe methods of gas management in accordance with Rule 62-701.530, FAC; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ f. If leachate irrigation is proposed, describe treatment methods and standards for leachate treatment prior to irrigation over final cover, and provide documentation that irrigation does not contribute significantly to leachate generation; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 5. Leachate storage tanks and leachate surface impoundments; (62- 701.400(6), FAC) S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C a. Surface impoundment requirements; (62-701.400(6)(b), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (1) Documentation that the design of the bottom liner will not be adversely impacted by fluctuations of the ground water; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (2) Designed in segments to allow for inspection and repair, as needed, without interruption of service; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (3) General design requirements; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (a) Double liner system consisting of an upper and lower 60-mil minimum thickness geomembrane; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (b) Leak detection and collection system with hydraulic conductivity ≥ 1 cm/sec; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (c) Lower geomembrane place on subbase ≥ 6 inches thick with k ≤ 1 x 10 cm/sec or on an approved -5 geosynthetic clay liner with k ≤ 1 x 10 cm/sec; -7 S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (d) Design calculation to predict potential leakage through the upper liner; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (e) Daily inspection requirements, and notification and corrective action requirements if leakage rates exceed that predicted by design calculations; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (4) Description of procedures to prevent uplift, if applicable; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 19 of 36  LOCATION PART G CONTINUED S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (5) Design calculations to demonstrate minimum two feet of freeboard will be maintained; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (6) Procedures for controlling vectors and off-site odors; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ b. Above-ground leachate storage tanks; (62-701.400(6)(c), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (1) Describe tank materials of construction and ensure foundation is sufficient to support tank; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (2) Describe procedures for cathodic protection for the tank, if needed; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (3) Describe exterior painting and interior lining of the tank to protect it from the weather and the leachate stored; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (4) Describe secondary containment design to ensure adequate capacity will be provided and compatibility of materials of construction; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (5) Describe design to remove and dispose of stormwater from the secondary containment system; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (6) Describe an overfill prevention system, such as level sensors, gauges, alarms, and shutoff controls to prevent overfilling; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (7) Inspections, corrective action, and reporting requirements; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (a) Weekly inspection of overfill prevention system; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (b) Weekly inspection of exposed tank exteriors; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (c) Inspection of tank interiors when tank is drained, or at least every three years; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (d) Procedures for immediate corrective action if failures detected; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (e) Inspection reports available for Department review; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ c. Underground leachate storage tanks; (62-701.400(6)(d), FAC) DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 20 of 36  LOCATION PART G CONTINUED S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (1) Describe materials of construction; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (2) A double-walled tank design system to be used with the following requirements: S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (a) Interstitial space monitoring at least weekly; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (b) Corrosion protection provided for primary tank interior and external surface of outer shell; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (c) Interior tank coatings compatible with stored leachate; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (d) Cathodic protection inspected weekly and repaired as needed; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (3) Describe an overfill prevention system, such as level sensors, gauges, alarms, and shutoff controls to prevent overfilling, and provide for weekly inspections; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (4) Inspection reports available for Department review; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ d. Schedule provided for routine maintenance of LCRS; (62- 701.400(6)(e), FAC) S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C 6. Liner systems construction quality assurance (CQA); (62-701.400(7), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ a. Provide CQA Plan including: S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (1) Specifications and construction requirements for liner system; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (2) Detailed description of quality control testing procedures and frequencies; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (3) Identification of supervising professional engineer; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (4) Identify responsibility and authority of all appropriate organizations and key personnel involved in the construction project; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ (5) State qualifications of CQA professional engineer and support personnel; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 21 of 36  LOCATION PART G CONTINUED S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (6) Description of CQA reporting forms and documents; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ b. An independent laboratory experienced in the testing of geosynthetics to perform required testing; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C 7. Soil liner CQA; (62-701.400(8), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ a. Documentation that an adequate borrow source has been located with test results, or description of the field exploration and laboratory testing program to define a suitable borrow source; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ b. Description of field test section construction and test methods to be implemented prior to liner installation; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ c. Description of field test methods, including rejection criteria and corrective measures to insure proper liner installation; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 8. For surface water management systems at aboveground disposal units, provide documentation showing the design of any features intended to convey stormwater to a permitted or exempted treatment system; (62- 701.400(9), FAC) S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C 9. Gas control systems; (62-701.400(10), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ a. Provide documentation that if the landfill is receiving degradable wastes, it will have a gas control system complying with the requirements of Rule 62-701.530, FAC; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 10. For landfills designed in ground water, provide documentation that the landfill will provide a degree of protection equivalent to landfills designed with bottom liners not in contact with ground water; (62-701.400(11), FAC) PART H. HYDROGEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION REQUIREMENTS (62-701.410(1), FAC) LOCATION S □ ER Part H & Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ 1. Submit a hydrogeological investigation and site report including at least the following information: □ □ N/C □ ER Part H & Oculus S N/A ✔ a. Regional and site specific geology and hydrology; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part H & Oculus ✔ b. Direction and rate of ground water and surface water flow including seasonal variations; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 22 of 36  LOCATION PART H CONTINUED S□ ER Part H & Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ c. Background quality of ground water and surface water; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part H & Oculus ✔ d. Any on-site hydraulic connections between aquifers; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part H & Oculus ✔ e. Site stratigraphy and aquifer characteristics for confining layers, semi-confining layers, and all aquifers below the landfill site that may be affected by the landfill; □ □ N/C □ ER Part H & Oculus S N/A ✔ f. Description of topography, soil types, and surface water drainage systems; □ □ N/C □ ER Part H & Oculus S N/A ✔ g. Inventory of all public and private water wells within a one mile radius of the landfill including, where available, well top of casing and bottom elevations, name of owner, age and usage of each well, stratigraphic unit screened, well construction technique, and static water level; □ □ N/C □ ER Part H & Oculus S N/A ✔ h. Identify and locate any existing contaminated areas on the site; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part H & Oculus ✔ i. Include a map showing the locations of all potable wells within 500 feet of the waste storage and disposal areas; □ □ N/C □ ER Part H & Oculus S N/A ✔ 2. Report signed, sealed, and dated by P.E. and/or P.G.; PART I. GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION REQUIREMENTS (62-701.410(2), FAC) LOCATION S □ ER Part I & Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ 1. Submit a geotechnical site investigation report defining the engineering properties of the site including at least the following: S □ ER Part I & Oculus N/A □ N/C □ a. Description of subsurface conditions including soil stratigraphy and ground water table conditions; S □ ER Part I & Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ b. Investigate for the presence of muck, previously filled areas, soft ground, lineaments, and sink holes; S □ ER Part I & Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ c. Estimates of average and maximum high water table across the site; S□ ER Part I & Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ d. Foundation analysis including: S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part I & Oculus ✔ (1) Foundation bearing capacity analysis; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 23 of 36  LOCATION PART I CONTINUED S□ ER Part I & Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ (2) Total and differential subgrade settlement analysis; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part I & Oculus ✔ (3) Slope stability analysis; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part I & Oculus ✔ e. Description of methods used in the investigation, and includes soil boring logs, laboratory results, analytical calculations, cross sections, interpretations, and conclusions; S □ ER Part I & Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ f. An evaluation of fault areas, seismic impact zones, and unstable areas as described in 40 CFR 258.13, 40 CFR 258.14, and 40 CFR 258.15; S □ ER Part I & Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ 2. Report signed, sealed, and dated by P.E. and/or P.G.; PART J. VERTICAL EXPANSION OF LANDFILLS (62-701.430, FAC) LOCATION S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 1. Describe how the vertical expansion shall not cause or contribute to leachate leakage from the existing landfill, shall not cause objectionable odors, or adversely affect the closure design of the existing landfill; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 2. Describe how the vertical expansion over unlined landfills will meet the requirements of Rule 62-701.400, FAC with the exceptions of Rule 62- 701.430(1)(c), FAC; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C 3. Provide foundation and settlement analysis for the vertical expansion; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ 4. Provide total settlement calculations demonstrating that the final elevations of the lining system, gravity drainage, and no other component of the design will be adversely affected; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 5. Minimum stability factor of safety of 1.5 for the lining system component interface stability and for deep stability; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 6. Provide documentation to show the surface water management system will not be adversely affected by the vertical expansion; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 7. Provide gas control designs to prevent accumulation of gas under the new liner for the vertical expansion; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 24 of 36 PART K. LANDFILL OPERATION REQUIREMENTS (62-701.500, FAC) LOCATION S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 1. Provide documentation that the landfill will have at least one trained operator during operation and at least one trained spotter at each working face; (62-701.500(1), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 2. Provide a landfill operation plan including procedures for: (62-701.500(2), FAC) S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C a. Designating responsible operating and maintenance personnel; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ b. Emergency preparedness and response, as required in subsection 62-701.320(16), FAC; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C c. Controlling types of waste received at the landfill; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ d. Weighing incoming waste; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ e. Vehicle traffic control and unloading; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ f. Method and sequence of filling waste; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ g. Waste compaction and application of cover; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ h. Operations of gas, leachate, and stormwater controls; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ i. Water quality monitoring; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ j. Maintaining and cleaning the leachate collection system; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ 3. Provide a description of the landfill operation record to be used at the landfill, details as to location of where various operational records will be kept (i.e. DEP permit, engineering drawings, water quality records, etc.); (62- 701.500(3), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 4. Describe the waste records that will be compiled monthly and provided to the Department annually; (62-701.500(4), FAC) S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C 5. Describe methods of access control; (62-701.500(5), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ 6. Describe load checking program to be implemented at the landfill to discourage disposal of unauthorized waste at the landfill; (62-701.500(6), FAC) DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 25 of 36  LOCATION PART K CONTINUED S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 7. Describe procedures for spreading and compacting waste at the landfill that include: (62-701.500(7), FAC) S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C a. Waste layer thickness and compaction frequencies; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ b. Special considerations for first layer of waste placed above the liner and leachate collection system; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ c. Slopes of cell working face and side grades above land surface, and planned lift depths during operation; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C d. Maximum width of working face; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ e. Description of type of initial cover to be used at the facility that controls: S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C (1) Vector breeding/animal attraction; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (2) Fires; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (3) Odors; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (4) Blowing litter; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ (5) Moisture infiltration; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ f. Procedures for applying initial cover, including minimum cover frequencies; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C g. Procedures for applying intermediate cover; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ h. Time frames for applying final cover; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ i. Procedures for controlling scavenging and salvaging; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ j. Description of litter policing methods; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ k. Erosion control procedures; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 26 of 36  LOCATION PART K CONTINUED S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 8. Describe operational procedures for leachate management including: (62- 701.500(8), FAC) S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C a. Leachate level monitoring; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ b. Operation and maintenance of leachate collection and removal system, and treatment as required; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ c. Procedures for managing leachate if it becomes regulated as a hazardous waste; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ d. Identification of treatment or disposal facilities that may be used for off-site discharge and treatment of leachate; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ e. Contingency plan for managing leachate during emergencies or equipment problems; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ f. Procedures for recording quantities of leachate generated in gal/day and including this in the operating record; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ g. Procedures for comparing precipitation experienced at the landfill with leachate generation rates and including this information in the operating record; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ h. Procedures for water pressure cleaning or video inspecting leachate collection systems; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 9. Describe how the landfill receiving degradable wastes shall implement a gas management system meeting the requirements of Rule 62-701.530, FAC; (62-701.500(9), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 10. Describe procedures for operating and maintaining the landfill stormwater management system to comply with the requirements of Rule 62-701.400(9), FAC; (62-701.500(10), FAC) S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C 11. Equipment and operation feature requirements; (62-701.500(11), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ a. Sufficient equipment for excavating, spreading, compacting, and covering waste; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ b. Reserve equipment or arrangements to obtain additional equipment within 24 hours of breakdown; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ c. Communications equipment; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 27 of 36  LOCATION PART K CONTINUED S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C d. Dust control methods; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ e. Fire protection capabilities and procedures for notifying local fire department authorities in emergencies; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C f. Litter control devices; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ g. Signs indicating operating authority, traffic flow, hours of operation, and disposal restrictions; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 12. Provide a description of all-weather access road, inside perimeter road, and other on-site roads necessary for access at the landfill; (62-701.500(12), FAC) S □ N/A □ N/C □ ✔ 13. Additional record keeping and reporting requirements; (62-701.500(13), FAC) S □ N/A □ N/C □ ✔ a. Records used for developing permit applications and supplemental information maintained for the design period of the landfill; S □ N/A □ N/C □ ✔ b. Monitoring information, calibration and maintenance records, and copies of reports required by permit maintained for at least 10 years; S □ N/A □ N/C □ ✔ c. Maintain annual estimates of the remaining life of constructed landfills, and of other permitted areas not yet constructed, and submit this estimate annually to the Department; S □ N/A □ N/C □ ✔ d. Procedures for archiving and retrieving records which are more than five years old; PART L. WATER QUALITY MONITORING REQUIREMENTS (62-701.510, FAC) LOCATION S ✔ □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 N/A □ N/C □ 1. A water quality monitoring plan shall be submitted describing the proposed ground water and surface water monitoring systems, and shall meet at least the following requirements: □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A a. Based on the information obtained in the hydrogeological investigation and signed, dated, and sealed by the P.G. or P.E. who prepared it; (62-701.510(2)(a), FAC) DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 28 of 36  LOCATION PART L CONTINUED □ S ✔ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 N/A □ N/C □ b. All sampling and analysis performed in accordance with Chapter 62-160, FAC; (62-701.510(2)(b), FAC) □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A c. Ground water monitoring requirements; (62-701.510(3), FAC) S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 ✔ (1) Detection wells located downgradient from and within 50 feet of disposal units; □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A (2) Downgradient compliance wells as required; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 ✔ (3) Background wells screened in all aquifers below the landfill that may be affected by the landfill; □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A (4) Location information for each monitoring well; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 ✔ (5) Well spacing no greater than 500 feet apart for downgradient wells and no greater than 1500 feet apart for upgradient wells, unless site specific conditions justify alternate well spacings; □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A (6) Properly selected well screen locations; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 ✔ (7) Monitoring wells constructed to provide representative ground water samples; □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A (8) Procedures for properly abandoning monitoring wells; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 ✔ (9) Detailed description of detection sensors, if proposed; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 ✔ d. Surface water monitoring requirements; (62-701.510(4), FAC) S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 ✔ (1) Location of and justification for all proposed surface water monitoring points; □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A (2) Each monitoring location to be marked and its position determined by a registered Florida land surveyor; □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A e. Initial and routine sampling frequency and requirements; (62- 701.510(5), FAC) □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A (1) Initial background ground water and surface water sampling and analysis requirements; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 29 of 36  LOCATION PART L CONTINUED □ S ✔ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 N/A □ N/C □ (2) Routine monitoring well sampling and analysis requirements; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 ✔ (3) Routine surface water sampling and analysis requirements; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 ✔ f. Describe procedures for implementing evaluation monitoring, prevention measures, and corrective action as required; (62- 701.510(6), FAC) □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A g. Water quality monitoring report requirements; (62-701.510(8), FAC) □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A (1) Semi-annual report requirements; (see paragraphs 62- 701.510(5)(c) and (d), FAC for sampling frequencies) □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A (2) Documentation that the water quality data shall be provided to the Department in an electronic format consistent with requirements for importing into Department databases, unless an alternate form of submittal is specified in the permit; □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A (3) Two and one-half year report requirements, or every five years if in long-term care, signed dated, and sealed by P.G. or P.E.; PART M. SPECIAL WASTE HANDLING REQUIREMENTS (62-701.520, FAC) LOCATION S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C 1. Describe procedures for managing motor vehicles; (62-701.520(1), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ 2. Describe procedures for landfilling shredded waste; (62-701.520(2), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ 3. Describe procedures for asbestos waste disposal; (62-701.520(3), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ 4. Describe procedures for disposal or management of contaminated soil; (62-701.520(4), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 5. Describe procedures for disposal of biological wastes; (62-701.520(5), FAC) DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 30 of 36 PART N. GAS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS (62-701.530, FAC) LOCATION S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 1. Provide documentation for a gas management system that will: (62- 701.530(1), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ a. Be designed to prevent concentrations of combustible gases from exceeding 25% the LEL in structures and 100% the LEL at the property boundary; S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C b. Be designed for site specific conditions; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ c. Be designed to reduce gas pressure in the interior of the landfill; S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ d. Be designed to not interfere with the liner, leachate control system, or final cover; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 2. Provide documentation that will describe locations, construction details, and procedures for monitoring gas at ambient monitoring points and with soil monitoring probes; (62-701.530(2), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 3. Provide documentation describing how the gas remediation plan and odor remediation plan will be implemented; (62-701.530(3), FAC) S□ □ □ N/A ✔ N/C 4. Landfill gas recovery facilities; (62-701.530(5), FAC) S□ N/A □ ✔ N/C □ a. Provide information required in Rules 62-701.320(7) and 62- 701.330(3), FAC; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ b. Provide information required in Rule 62-701.600(4), FAC, where relevant and practical; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ c. Provide estimates of current and expected gas generation rates and description of condensate disposal methods; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ d. Provide description of procedures for condensate sampling, analyzing, and data reporting; S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ e. Provide closure plan describing methods to control gas after recovery facility ceases operation, and any other requirements contained in Rule 62-701.400(10), FAC; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 31 of 36 PART O. LANDFILL FINAL CLOSURE REQUIREMENTS (62-701.600, FAC) LOCATION S□ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ 1. Closure permit requirements; (62-701.600(2), FAC) S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ a. Application submitted to the Department at least 90 days prior to final receipt of wastes; S□ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ b. Closure plan shall include the following: S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ (1) Closure design plan; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ (2) Closure operation plan; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ (3) Plan for long-term care; S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part R ✔ (4) A demonstration that proof of financial assurance for long- term care will be provided; S □ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ 2. Closure design plan including the following requirements: (62-701.600(3), FAC) S□ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ a. Plan sheet showing phases of site closing; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ b. Drawings showing existing topography and proposed final grades; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ c. Provisions to close units when they reach approved design dimensions; S□ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ d. Final elevations before settlement; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ e. Side slope design including benches, terraces, down slope drainage ways, energy dissipaters, and description of expected precipitation effects; S□ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ f. Final cover installation plans including: S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ (1) CQA plan for installing and testing final cover; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ (2) Schedule for installing final cover after final receipt of waste; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ (3) Description of drought resistant species to be used in the vegetative cover; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 32 of 36  LOCATION PART O CONTINUED S □ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ (4) Top gradient design to maximize runoff and minimize erosion; S □ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ (5) Provisions for cover material to be used for final cover maintenance; S□ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ g. Final cover design requirements; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ (1) Protective soil layer design; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ (2) Barrier soil layer design; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ (3) Erosion control vegetation; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ (4) Geomembrane barrier layer design; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ (5) Geosynthetic clay liner design, if used; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ (6) Stability analysis of the cover system and the disposed waste; S□ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ h. Proposed method of stormwater control; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ i. Proposed method of access control; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ j. Description of the proposed or existing gas management system which complies with Rule 62-701.530, FAC; S□ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ 3. Closure operation plan shall include: (62-701.600(4), FAC) S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ a. Detailed description of actions which will be taken to close the landfill; S□ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ b. Time schedule for completion of closing and long-term care; S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus ✔ c. Describe proposed method for demonstrating financial assurance for long-term care; □ □ N/C □ ER Part L & Oculus 2013 S ✔ N/A d. Operation of the water quality monitoring plan required in Rule 62- 701.510, FAC; S □ Oculus N/A □ N/C □ ✔ e. Development and implementation of gas management system required in Rule 62-701.530, FAC; DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 33 of 36  LOCATION PART O CONTINUED S □ Oculus December 1994 N/A □ N/C □ ✔ 4. Certification of closure construction completion including: (62-701.600(6), FAC) S□ Oculus December 1994 N/A □ N/C □ ✔ a. Survey monuments; (62-701.600(6)(a), FAC) S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus December 1994 ✔ b. Final survey report; (62-701.600(6)(b), FAC) S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus December 1994 ✔ 5. Declaration to the public; (62-701.600(7), FAC) S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus December 1994 ✔ 6. Official date of closing; (62-701.600(8), FAC) S□ N/A □ N/C □ Oculus December 1994 ✔ 7. Justification for and detailed description of procedures to be followed for temporary closure of the landfill, if desired; (62-701.600(9), FAC) PART P. OTHER CLOSURE PROCEDURES (62-701.610, FAC) LOCATION S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 1. Describe how the requirements for use of closed solid waste disposal areas will be achieved; (62-701.610(1), FAC) S □ □ N/A ✔ N/C □ 2. Describe how the requirements for relocation of wastes will be achieved; (62-701.610(2), FAC) PART Q. LONG-TERM CARE (62-701.620, FAC) LOCATION S ✔ □ ER Part Q & Attachment C N/A □ N/C □ 1. Maintaining the gas collection and monitoring system; (62-701.620(5), FAC) □ S ✔ ER Part Q & Attachment C N/A □ N/C □ 2. Stabilization report requirements; (62-701.620(6), FAC) S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part Q & Attachment C ✔ 3. Right of access; (62-701.620(7), FAC) S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part Q & Attachment C ✔ 4. Requirements for replacement of monitoring devices; (62-701.620(8), FAC) S□ N/A □ N/C □ ER Part Q & Attachment C ✔ 5. Completion of long-term care signed and sealed by professional engineer; (62-701.620(9), FAC) DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 34 of 36 PART R. FINANCIAL ASSURANCE (62-701.630, FAC) LOCATION □ S ✔ ER Part R & Attachment D N/A □ N/C □ 1. Provide cost estimates for closing, long-term care, and corrective action costs estimated by a P.E. for a third party performing the work, on a per unit basis, with the source of estimates indicated; (62-701.630(3) & (7), FAC) □ S ✔ ER Part R & Attachment D N/A □ N/C □ 2. Describe procedures for providing annual cost adjustments to the Department based on inflation and changes in the closing, long-term care, and corrective action plans; (62-701.630(4) & (8), FAC) □ S ✔ ER Part R & Attachment D N/A □ N/C □ 3. Describe funding mechanisms for providing proof of financial assurance and include appropriate financial assurance forms. (62-701.630(5), (6), & (9), FAC) DEP Form 62-701.900(1) Effective August 12, 2012 Page 35 of 36 ATTACHMENT B FIGURES Figure D.9.a Figure D.9.b Figure D.9.c  80 80 50 50 100 100 90 90 70 70 72 75 77 76 65 68 64 67 71 66 69 62 WRIGHT LANDFILL Okaloosa County, FL WRIGHT LANDFILL MAP PROJECTION: CONTOUR DISCLAIMER: Lambert Conformal Conic Projection Okaloosa County hereby expressly disclaims any Stateplane: Florida North (0903) liability for errors or omissions in the tpgmn (contour) CONTOUR LINES NAD 1983(90), NAVD 1988. data. The contour data is useable for planning Wright Landfill purposes only and it is not a survey, or survey grade ® PUBLIC RECORD: data. These are qualified differently for various areas Percey Lane & N Beal Extension of the county due to data collection methods and PROPERTY LINES This map was created by Okaloosa County GIS and is in the public domain pursuant processing. As a whole, these are suitable for Fort Walton Beach FL, 32547 to Chapter 119, Florida Statutes. planning purposes and not as surveys. I S L A K O DISCLAIMER: GPS: 30.466667,:-86.63889 G CONTOUR SOURCE: S Okaloosa County hereby expressly disclaims Aerial Image Source imagery NorthOkaloosa10-06-03.ecw any liability for errors or omissions in these maps, indexes or legends. 300 150 0 300 600 900 1,200 Feet Y T N U O C PARCEL DISCLAIMER: Figure E.3 This Property Ownership Map was prepared for 1 in = 655 ft appraisal purposes only. It is not intended Produced by: for conveyances, nor is it a survey. Okaloosa County GIS April 2014 Project: \\gissv2\MapDocs\PublicWorks\Landfill\WrightLandfill.mxd, \\gissv2\gisprojects\PDFdocs\Landfill\WrightLandfill.PDF, Image Date: 10/2003, By: K.Steele  ATTACHMENT C PART L DATA WITH 2014 S1 UPDATE  Table ‐ Part L Update Summary of Detected Groundwater Parameters ‐ Compliance Monitoring 2008 S1 to 2014 S1 Wright Landfill Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-48S 3/12/09 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane 0.2* 0.011 µg/L 09S1 MW-12S 8/20/09 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane 0.2* 0.02 µg/L I 09S2 MW-14S 8/20/09 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane 0.2* 0.024 µg/L 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane 0.2* 0.06 µg/L 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane 0.2* 0.053 µg/L 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane 0.2* 0.12 µg/L 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane 0.2* 0.008 µg/L I 09S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane 0.2* 0.0049 µg/L I 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane 0.2* 0.073 µg/L 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane 0.2* 0.012 µg/L I 10S2 MW-48S 2/21/11 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane 0.2* 0.013 µg/L I 11S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 1,2-Dichlorobenzene 600* 0.16 µg/L 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 1,2-Dichlorobenzene 600* 0.45 µg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 1,2-Dichlorobenzene 600* 0.3 µg/L 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 1,2-Dichlorobenzene 600* 0.3 µg/L 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 1,2-Dichlorobenzene 600* 0.2 µg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 1,2-Dichlorobenzene 600* 0.25 µg/L 08S1 MW-15S 8/20/09 1,2-Dichlorobenzene 600* 0.61 µg/L I 09S2 MW-8S 3/26/10 1,2-Dichloroethane 3* 0.69 µg/L I 10S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 2.1 µg/L 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3.9 µg/L 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.91 µg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3.8 µg/L 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.9 µg/L 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.8 µg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.9 µg/L 08S1 MW-12S 8/25/08 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3 µg/L 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.9 µg/L 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.61 µg/L 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 5.4 µg/L 08S2 MW-15S 3/11/09 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 2.4 µg/L 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.8 µg/L 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.9 µg/L 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 2.5 µg/L 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 5.1 µg/L 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3 µg/L 09S1 MW-12S 8/20/09 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 2.5 µg/L 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 4 µg/L 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 5.1 µg/L 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 2 µg/L 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.4 µg/L 09S2 MW-12S 3/29/10 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.6 µg/L 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.5 µg/L I 10S1 MW-15S 3/29/10 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 2.6 µg/L 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.4 µg/L 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 6.5 µg/L 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.7 µg/L 10S1 MW-14S 10/7/10 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.55 µg/L I 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.1 µg/L 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.2 µg/L 10S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-48S 10/12/10 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.5 µg/L 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.56 µg/L I 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 2.4 µg/L 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 5.3 µg/L 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.2 µg/L 11S1 MW-15S 2/18/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.2 µg/L 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3.1 µg/L 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.78 µg/L I 11S1 MW-12S 2/21/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 2.7 µg/L 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 5.3 µg/L 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3.1 µg/L 11S1 MW-48S 2/21/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.96 µg/L I 11S1 MW-11D 9/23/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.56 µg/L 11S2 MW-12S 9/23/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 2.4 µg/L 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.2 µg/L 11S2 MW-14S 9/23/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 7.5 µg/L 11S2 MW-15S 9/23/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.4 µg/L 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 4.6 µg/L 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.53 µg/L 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3.2 µg/L 11S2 MW-48S 2/21/12 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.65 µg/L I 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.69 µg/L I 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 2.2 µg/L 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3.8 µg/L 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.79 µg/L I 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 2.8 µg/L 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.6 µg/L 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3.9 µg/L 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3 µg/L 12S1 MW-23S 10/16/12 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3.1 µg/L 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3.1 µg/L 12S2 MW-12S 10/17/12 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.5 µg/L 12S2 MW-48S 10/17/12 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.9 µg/L 12S2 MW-12S 2/27/13 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 2 µg/L 13S1 MW-23S 2/27/13 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3.5 µg/L 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3 µg/L 13S1 MW-48S 2/27/13 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.64 µg/L I 13S1 MW-12S 9/17/13 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 0.69 µg/L I 13S2 MW-48S 9/17/13 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.4 µg/L 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 4.6 µg/L 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3 µg/L 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3.9 µg/L 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 3 µg/L 14S1 MW26D 2/7/14 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW48S 2/7/14 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* 1.7 µg/L 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 75* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-11D 10/13/10 Acetone 6300*** 8.9 µg/L I 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Acetone 6300*** 20.1 µg/L 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Acetone 6300*** 7.4 µg/L I 10S2 MW-24D 10/13/10 Acetone 6300*** 8.7 µg/L I 10S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 Acetone 6300*** 6.5 µg/L I 13S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-11D 2/19/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 7 mg/L 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 7.7 mg/L 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.99 mg/L 08S1 MW-19D 2/20/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.6 mg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 12 mg/L 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.18 mg/L 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 7.7 mg/L 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 11 mg/L 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 5.1 mg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 22 mg/L 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 1.8 mg/L 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 4.1 mg/L 08S2 MW-14S 8/21/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 3.6 mg/L 08S2 MW-18D 8/21/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.028 mg/L 08S2 MW-19D 8/21/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 1.8 mg/L 08S2 MW-21D 8/21/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.52 mg/L 08S2 MW-12S 8/25/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 8.7 mg/L 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 13 mg/L 08S2 MW-48S 8/25/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 7.1 mg/L 08S2 MW-50S 8/25/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 28 mg/L 08S2 MW-56D 8/25/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.3 mg/L 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.37 mg/L 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 11 mg/L 08S2 MW-26D 8/26/08 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.022 mg/L 08S2 MW-13S 3/11/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.62 mg/L 09S1 MW-14S 3/11/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 3.9 mg/L 09S1 MW-15S 3/11/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 14 mg/L 09S1 MW-19D 3/11/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 5 mg/L 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.9 mg/L 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 22 mg/L 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 8.3 mg/L 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 8.2 mg/L 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 12 mg/L 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 7.7 mg/L 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.2 mg/L 09S1 MW-11D 8/20/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.34 mg/L 09S2 MW-12S 8/20/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 7.4 mg/L 09S2 MW-14S 8/20/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 5.9 mg/L 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 23 mg/L 09S2 MW-18D 8/20/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.03 mg/L I 09S2 MW-19D 8/20/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.4 mg/L 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 11 mg/L 09S2 MW-48S 8/20/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 5.5 mg/L 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 24 mg/L 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.7 mg/L 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 4.7 mg/L 09S2 MW-11D 3/29/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.41 mg/L 10S1 MW-12S 3/29/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 6.9 mg/L 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.15 mg/L 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 4 mg/L 10S1 MW-15S 3/29/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 16.6 mg/L 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.049 mg/L I 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.35 mg/L 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 14.3 mg/L 10S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-23S 3/30/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 12.3 mg/L 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 6.6 mg/L 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 1.6 mg/L 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 1.6 mg/L 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 6.1 mg/L 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.6 mg/L 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.038 mg/L I 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 10.2 mg/L 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 11.8 mg/L 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 5.9 mg/L 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2 mg/L 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 1 mg/L 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 8.5 mg/L 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 12.1 mg/L 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 5.8 mg/L 11S1 MW-14S 2/18/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.2 mg/L 11S1 MW-15S 2/18/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 9.3 mg/L 11S1 MW-19D 2/18/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 3.8 mg/L 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 42.9 mg/L 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.092 mg/L 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 8.3 mg/L 11S1 MW-12S 2/21/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 8.5 mg/L 11S1 MW-21D 2/21/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.67 mg/L 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 15.7 mg/L 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.7 mg/L 11S1 MW-48S 2/21/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 5.6 mg/L 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.1 mg/L 11S1 MW-8S 9/22/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.022 mg/L 11S2 MW-11D 9/23/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 1.8 mg/L 11S2 MW-12S 9/23/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 8.2 mg/L 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 7.8 mg/L 11S2 MW-14S 9/23/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 11 mg/L 11S2 MW-15S 9/23/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 11 mg/L 11S2 MW-19D 9/23/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 3.7 mg/L 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 19.4 mg/L 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 3.1 mg/L 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 68.2 mg/L 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2 mg/L 11S2 MW-10S 2/21/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.46 mg/L 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.4 mg/L 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 4.1 mg/L 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 7.1 mg/L 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 22.7 mg/L 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 4.6 mg/L 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 10.8 mg/L 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 3.7 mg/L 12S1 MW-21D 2/22/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.55 mg/L 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 18.4 mg/L 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 1.9 mg/L 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 12.8 mg/L 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.2 mg/L 12S1 MW-14S 10/16/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.2 mg/L 12S2 MW-15S 10/16/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 9.5 mg/L 12S2 MW-19D 10/16/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 7.3 mg/L 12S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-23S 10/16/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 12.4 mg/L 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.2 mg/L 12S2 MW-50S 10/16/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 21.8 mg/L 12S2 MW-11D 10/17/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 8.9 mg/L 12S2 MW-12S 10/17/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 5.6 mg/L 12S2 MW-13S 10/17/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 5.1 mg/L 12S2 MW-48S 10/17/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 9.8 mg/L 12S2 MW-56D 10/17/12 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 3.3 mg/L 12S2 MW-13S 2/26/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 18.6 mg/L 13S1 MW-14S 2/26/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.48 mg/L 13S1 MW-15S 2/26/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 10.4 mg/L 13S1 MW-19D 2/26/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 8.3 mg/L 13S1 MW-50S 2/26/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 11.8 mg/L 13S1 MW-11D 2/27/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 6 mg/L 13S1 MW-12S 2/27/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 8.2 mg/L 13S1 MW-23S 2/27/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 12.2 mg/L 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.7 mg/L 13S1 MW-48S 2/27/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 4.1 mg/L 13S1 MW-56D 2/27/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.82 mg/L 13S1 MW-12S 9/17/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.54 mg/L 13S2 MW-48S 9/17/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 8.3 mg/L 13S2 MW-56D 9/17/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 2.1 mg/L 13S2 MW-11D 9/18/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 8.8 mg/L J 13S2 MW-13S 9/18/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.74 mg/L 13S2 MW-15S 9/18/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 11.9 mg/L 13S2 MW-50S 9/18/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 9.9 mg/L 13S2 MW-14S 9/19/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 5.6 mg/L 13S2 MW-19D 9/19/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 7.9 mg/L 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 11.1 mg/L 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 4.1 mg/L 13S2 MW-11D 2/7/14 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 8.9 mg/L 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 6.9 mg/L 14S1 MW-13S 2/7/14 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 0.054 mg/L 14S1 MW-14S 2/7/14 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 3 mg/L 14S1 MW-15S 2/7/14 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 10.8 mg/L 14S1 MW-19D 2/7/14 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 5.9 mg/L 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 11.3 mg/L 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 4.5 mg/L 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 11.1 mg/L 14S1 MW-50S 2/7/14 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 36.6 mg/L 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 Ammonia (N) 2.8*** 1.4 mg/L 14S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 Arsenic 10* 9.2 µg/L 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 Arsenic 10* 9.2 µg/L 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 Arsenic 10* 11 µg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Arsenic 10* 11 µg/L 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 Arsenic 10* 11 µg/L 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Arsenic 10* 7.3 µg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Arsenic 10* 7.8 µg/L 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 Arsenic 10* 20 µg/L 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 Arsenic 10* 10 µg/L 08S2 MW-19D 8/21/08 Arsenic 10* 6.7 µg/L 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 Arsenic 10* 6 µg/L 08S2 MW-48S 8/25/08 Arsenic 10* 8.3 µg/L 08S2 MW-50S 8/25/08 Arsenic 10* 9.9 µg/L 08S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-56D 8/25/08 Arsenic 10* 22 µg/L 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 Arsenic 10* 9 µg/L 08S2 MW-13S 3/11/09 Arsenic 10* 5.1 µg/L 09S1 MW-19D 3/11/09 Arsenic 10* 6.8 µg/L 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 Arsenic 10* 6.2 µg/L 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 Arsenic 10* 9.7 µg/L 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 Arsenic 10* 11 µg/L 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 Arsenic 10* 12 µg/L 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 Arsenic 10* 22 µg/L 09S1 MW-12S 8/20/09 Arsenic 10* 5.2 µg/L I 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 Arsenic 10* 8.3 µg/L I 09S2 MW-48S 8/20/09 Arsenic 10* 7.8 µg/L I 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 Arsenic 10* 6.6 µg/L I 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 Arsenic 10* 26 µg/L 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 Arsenic 10* 7.1 µg/L I 09S2 MW-50S 3/29/10 Arsenic 10* 5.2 µg/L I 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 Arsenic 10* 7.6 µg/L I 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 Arsenic 10* 5.2 µg/L I 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 Arsenic 10* 18 µg/L 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Arsenic 10* 6.9 µg/L I 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 Arsenic 10* 6.2 µg/L I 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Arsenic 10* 11.2 µg/L 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 Arsenic 10* 7.5 µg/L I 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 Arsenic 10* 22.4 µg/L 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Arsenic 10* 6.2 µg/L I 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Arsenic 10* 9.6 µg/L I 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Arsenic 10* 8.6 µg/L I 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 Arsenic 10* 5.7 µg/L I 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Arsenic 10* 7.2 µg/L I 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 Arsenic 10* 6.4 µg/L I 11S1 MW-12S 2/21/11 Arsenic 10* 5.6 µg/L I 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 Arsenic 10* 8.7 µg/L I 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 Arsenic 10* 28 µg/L 11S1 MW-48S 2/21/11 Arsenic 10* 7.4 µg/L I 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 Arsenic 10* 22.1 µg/L 11S1 MW-12S 9/23/11 Arsenic 10* 5.4 µg/L 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 Arsenic 10* 8.3 µg/L 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 Arsenic 10* 11.1 µg/L 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 Arsenic 10* 8 µg/L 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 Arsenic 10* 6.2 µg/L 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 Arsenic 10* 19.5 µg/L 11S2 MW-48S 2/21/12 Arsenic 10* 5.6 µg/L I 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 Arsenic 10* 14.2 µg/L 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 Arsenic 10* 5.7 µg/L I 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 Arsenic 10* 5.2 µg/L I 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 Arsenic 10* 6.2 µg/L I 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 Arsenic 10* 20.4 µg/L 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Arsenic 10* 12.2 µg/L 12S1 MW-23S 10/16/12 Arsenic 10* 9.7 µg/L I 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 Arsenic 10* 17 µg/L 12S2 MW-56D 10/17/12 Arsenic 10* 16.2 µg/L 12S2 MW-13S 2/26/13 Arsenic 10* 16.7 µg/L 13S1 MW-23S 2/27/13 Arsenic 10* 7.5 µg/L I 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 Arsenic 10* 21 µg/L 13S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-48S 9/17/13 Arsenic 10* 7 µg/L I 13S2 MW-56D 9/17/13 Arsenic 10* 18.2 µg/L 13S2 MW-11D 9/18/13 Arsenic 10* 6 µg/L I 13S2 MW-50S 9/18/13 Arsenic 10* 5.3 µg/L I 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 Arsenic 10* 11.1 µg/L 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 Arsenic 10* 23.2 µg/L 13S2 MW-11D 2/7/14 Arsenic 10* 10 µg/L 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 Arsenic 10* 8.8 µg/L I 14S1 MW-13S 2/7/14 Arsenic 10* <5 µg/L 14S1 MW-14S 2/7/14 Arsenic 10* <5 µg/L 14S1 MW-15S 2/7/14 Arsenic 10* 7.1 µg/L I 14S1 MW-19D 2/7/14 Arsenic 10* <5 µg/L 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 Arsenic 10* 13.2 µg/L 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 Arsenic 10* 35.9 µg/L 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 Arsenic 10* 11 µg/L 14S1 MW-50S 2/7/14 Arsenic 10* 9.8 µg/L I 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 Arsenic 10* 20.6 µg/L 14S1 MW-10S 2/19/08 Barium 2000* 13 µg/L 08S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 Barium 2000* 89 µg/L 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 Barium 2000* 34 µg/L 08S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 Barium 2000* 15 µg/L 08S1 MW-8S 2/19/08 Barium 2000* 7.9 µg/L 08S1 MW-9S 2/19/08 Barium 2000* 8.4 µg/L 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 Barium 2000* 25 µg/L 08S1 MW-18D 2/20/08 Barium 2000* 19 µg/L 08S1 MW-19D 2/20/08 Barium 2000* 12 µg/L 08S1 MW-21D 2/20/08 Barium 2000* 12 µg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Barium 2000* 82 µg/L 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 Barium 2000* 170 µg/L 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 Barium 2000* 31 µg/L 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 Barium 2000* 60 µg/L 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Barium 2000* 28 µg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Barium 2000* 50 µg/L 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 Barium 2000* 62 µg/L 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 Barium 2000* 49 µg/L 08S2 MW-14S 8/21/08 Barium 2000* 56 µg/L 08S2 MW-18D 8/21/08 Barium 2000* 22 µg/L 08S2 MW-19D 8/21/08 Barium 2000* 13 µg/L 08S2 MW-21D 8/21/08 Barium 2000* 17 µg/L 08S2 MW-12S 8/25/08 Barium 2000* 30 µg/L 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 Barium 2000* 67 µg/L 08S2 MW-48S 8/25/08 Barium 2000* 26 µg/L 08S2 MW-50S 8/25/08 Barium 2000* 53 µg/L 08S2 MW-56D 8/25/08 Barium 2000* 65 µg/L 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 Barium 2000* 98 µg/L 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 Barium 2000* 62 µg/L 08S2 MW-24D 8/26/08 Barium 2000* 120 µg/L 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 Barium 2000* 19 µg/L 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 Barium 2000* 10 µg/L 08S2 MW-10S 8/27/08 Barium 2000* 13 µg/L 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 Barium 2000* 11 µg/L 09S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 Barium 2000* 51 µg/L 09S1 MW-14S 3/11/09 Barium 2000* 60 µg/L 09S1 MW-15S 3/11/09 Barium 2000* 58 µg/L 09S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-18D 3/11/09 Barium 2000* 20 µg/L 09S1 MW-19D 3/11/09 Barium 2000* 12 µg/L 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 Barium 2000* 23 µg/L 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 Barium 2000* 40 µg/L 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 Barium 2000* 14 µg/L 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 Barium 2000* 94 µg/L 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 Barium 2000* 45 µg/L 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 Barium 2000* 87 µg/L 09S1 MW-24D 3/12/09 Barium 2000* 130 µg/L 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 Barium 2000* 32 µg/L 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 Barium 2000* 60 µg/L 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Barium 2000* 17 µg/L 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 Barium 2000* 12 µg/L 09S2 MW-11D 8/20/09 Barium 2000* 100 µg/L 09S2 MW-12S 8/20/09 Barium 2000* 39 µg/L 09S2 MW-14S 8/20/09 Barium 2000* 42 µg/L 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 Barium 2000* 71 µg/L 09S2 MW-18D 8/20/09 Barium 2000* 21 µg/L 09S2 MW-19D 8/20/09 Barium 2000* 12 µg/L 09S2 MW-21D 8/20/09 Barium 2000* 18 µg/L 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 Barium 2000* 79 µg/L 09S2 MW-48S 8/20/09 Barium 2000* 21 µg/L 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 Barium 2000* 43 µg/L 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 Barium 2000* 82 µg/L 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 Barium 2000* 43 µg/L 09S2 MW-24D 8/25/09 Barium 2000* 120 µg/L 09S2 MW-26D 8/25/09 Barium 2000* 28 µg/L 09S2 MW-9S 8/26/09 Barium 2000* 5.7 µg/L I 09S2 MW-10S 3/26/10 Barium 2000* 10.4 µg/L 10S1 MW-26D 3/26/10 Barium 2000* 7.6 µg/L I 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Barium 2000* 18.2 µg/L 10S1 MW-9S 3/26/10 Barium 2000* 11.3 µg/L 10S1 MW-11D 3/29/10 Barium 2000* 99.1 µg/L 10S1 MW-12S 3/29/10 Barium 2000* 33.4 µg/L 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Barium 2000* 29.7 µg/L 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 Barium 2000* 68.4 µg/L 10S1 MW-15S 3/29/10 Barium 2000* 64.9 µg/L 10S1 MW-18D 3/29/10 Barium 2000* 23.1 µg/L 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 Barium 2000* 15 µg/L 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 Barium 2000* 16.5 µg/L 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 Barium 2000* 33.6 µg/L 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 Barium 2000* 76.2 µg/L 10S1 MW-24D 3/30/10 Barium 2000* 115 µg/L 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 Barium 2000* 23 µg/L 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 Barium 2000* 49.3 µg/L 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Barium 2000* 38.2 µg/L 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 Barium 2000* 68.7 µg/L 10S2 MW-18D 10/7/10 Barium 2000* 18.7 µg/L 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 Barium 2000* 17.3 µg/L 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Barium 2000* 34.9 µg/L 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Barium 2000* 17.2 µg/L 10S2 MW-9S 10/8/10 Barium 2000* 6.7 µg/L I 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 Barium 2000* 43.4 µg/L 10S2 MW-21D 10/11/10 Barium 2000* 19.5 µg/L 10S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-50S 10/11/10 Barium 2000* 30.4 µg/L 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 Barium 2000* 22.4 µg/L 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 Barium 2000* 61.9 µg/L 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 Barium 2000* 93.7 µg/L 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Barium 2000* 37.7 µg/L 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Barium 2000* 77 µg/L 10S2 MW-24D 10/13/10 Barium 2000* 121 µg/L 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Barium 2000* 49.1 µg/L 11S1 MW-14S 2/18/11 Barium 2000* 67.4 µg/L 11S1 MW-15S 2/18/11 Barium 2000* 42.7 µg/L 11S1 MW-18D 2/18/11 Barium 2000* 16.4 µg/L 11S1 MW-19D 2/18/11 Barium 2000* 17.3 µg/L 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 Barium 2000* 46.3 µg/L 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Barium 2000* 34 µg/L 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 Barium 2000* 75.8 µg/L 11S1 MW-12S 2/21/11 Barium 2000* 37.8 µg/L 11S1 MW-21D 2/21/11 Barium 2000* 26.6 µg/L 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 Barium 2000* 71.6 µg/L 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 Barium 2000* 136 µg/L 11S1 MW-48S 2/21/11 Barium 2000* 16.4 µg/L 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 Barium 2000* 71.2 µg/L 11S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 Barium 2000* 20.2 µg/L 11S1 MW-9S 2/21/11 Barium 2000* 7.7 µg/L I 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 Barium 2000* 8.9 µg/L 11S2 MW-8S 9/22/11 Barium 2000* 9.8 µg/L 11S2 MW-9S 9/22/11 Barium 2000* 9.5 µg/L 11S2 MW-11D 9/23/11 Barium 2000* 89.4 µg/L 11S2 MW-12S 9/23/11 Barium 2000* 49.2 µg/L 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 Barium 2000* 50.9 µg/L 11S2 MW-14S 9/23/11 Barium 2000* 44.9 µg/L 11S2 MW-15S 9/23/11 Barium 2000* 52.4 µg/L 11S2 MW-18D 9/23/11 Barium 2000* 17.4 µg/L 11S2 MW-19D 9/23/11 Barium 2000* 18.3 µg/L 11S2 MW-21D 9/23/11 Barium 2000* 21.2 µg/L 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 Barium 2000* 68.6 µg/L 11S2 MW-24D 9/23/11 Barium 2000* 121 µg/L 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 Barium 2000* 12 µg/L 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 Barium 2000* 33.3 µg/L 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 Barium 2000* 61.9 µg/L 11S2 MW-10S 2/21/12 Barium 2000* 20.4 µg/L 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/12 Barium 2000* 10.1 µg/L 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 Barium 2000* 84.2 µg/L 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 Barium 2000* 38.1 µg/L 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 Barium 2000* 107 µg/L 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 Barium 2000* 26.4 µg/L 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 Barium 2000* 47.4 µg/L 12S1 MW-18D 2/22/12 Barium 2000* 16.8 µg/L 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 Barium 2000* 15.6 µg/L 12S1 MW-21D 2/22/12 Barium 2000* 24.3 µg/L 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 Barium 2000* 23.5 µg/L 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 Barium 2000* 68.8 µg/L 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 Barium 2000* 63.7 µg/L 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Barium 2000* 102 µg/L 12S1 MW-26D 2/23/12 Barium 2000* 5.3 µg/L I 12S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-8S 2/23/12 Barium 2000* 7.5 µg/L I 12S1 MW-9S 2/23/12 Barium 2000* 8.4 µg/L I 12S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 Benzene 1* 0.37 µg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Benzene 1* 0.36 µg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Benzene 1* 0.21 µg/L 08S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 Benzene 1* 1.1 µg/L 09S1 MW-23S 10/13/10 Benzene 1* 0.53 µg/L I 10S2 MW-24D 2/21/11 Benzene 1* 1.7 µg/L 11S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Benzene 1* 1.6 µg/L 12S1 MW-24D 10/16/12 Benzene 1* 1.3 µg/L 12S2 MW-12S 10/17/12 Benzene 1* 0.19 µg/L I 12S2 MW-48S 10/17/12 Benzene 1* 0.2 µg/L I 12S2 MW-12S 2/27/13 Benzene 1* 0.23 µg/L I 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 Benzene 1* 1.5 µg/L 13S1 MW-23S 9/19/13 Benzene 1* 0.1 µg/L I 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 Benzene 1* 1.5 µg/L 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 Benzene 1* <0.1 µg/L 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 Benzene 1* <0.1 µg/L 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 Benzene 1* <0.1 µg/L 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 Benzene 1* 1.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 Benzene 1* <0.1 µg/L 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 Benzene 1* <0.1 µg/L 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 Benzene 1* <0.1 µg/L 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 Benzene 1* <0.1 µg/L 14S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Cadmium 5* 0.59 µg/L 08S1 MW-12S 8/25/08 Cadmium 5* 0.8 µg/L 08S2 MW-23S 3/30/10 Cadmium 5* 0.59 µg/L I 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 Cadmium 5* 0.69 µg/L I 10S1 MW-11D 10/13/10 Cadmium 5* 0.51 µg/L I 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Cadmium 5* 0.54 µg/L I 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Cadmium 5* 0.5 µg/L I 10S2 MW-14S 3/29/10 Carbon disulfide 700*** 0.58 µg/L I 10S1 MW-18D 3/29/10 Carbon disulfide 700*** 0.55 µg/L I 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 Carbon disulfide 700*** 0.52 µg/L I 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 Carbon disulfide 700*** 0.53 µg/L I 10S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 Carbon disulfide 700*** 0.52 µg/L I 11S1 MW-10S 2/19/08 Chloride 250** 35 mg/L 08S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 Chloride 250** 46 mg/L 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 Chloride 250** 33 mg/L 08S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 Chloride 250** 85 mg/L 08S1 MW-8S 2/19/08 Chloride 250** 120 mg/L 08S1 MW-9S 2/19/08 Chloride 250** 42 mg/L 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 Chloride 250** 5.1 mg/L 08S1 MW-18D 2/20/08 Chloride 250** 46 mg/L 08S1 MW-19D 2/20/08 Chloride 250** 41 mg/L 08S1 MW-21D 2/20/08 Chloride 250** 55 mg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Chloride 250** 38 mg/L 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 Chloride 250** 26 mg/L 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 Chloride 250** 63 mg/L 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 Chloride 250** 47 mg/L 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Chloride 250** 29 mg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Chloride 250** 77 mg/L 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 Chloride 250** 55 mg/L 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 Chloride 250** 12 mg/L 08S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-14S 8/21/08 Chloride 250** 61 mg/L 08S2 MW-18D 8/21/08 Chloride 250** 42 mg/L 08S2 MW-19D 8/21/08 Chloride 250** 43 mg/L 08S2 MW-21D 8/21/08 Chloride 250** 50 mg/L 08S2 MW-12S 8/25/08 Chloride 250** 40 mg/L 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 Chloride 250** 59 mg/L 08S2 MW-48S 8/25/08 Chloride 250** 42 mg/L 08S2 MW-50S 8/25/08 Chloride 250** 79 mg/L 08S2 MW-56D 8/25/08 Chloride 250** 50 mg/L 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 Chloride 250** 43 mg/L 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 Chloride 250** 27 mg/L 08S2 MW-24D 8/26/08 Chloride 250** 25 mg/L 08S2 MW-26D 8/26/08 Chloride 250** 110 mg/L 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 Chloride 250** 100 mg/L 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 Chloride 250** 21 mg/L 08S2 MW-10S 8/27/08 Chloride 250** 72 mg/L 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 Chloride 250** 70 mg/L 09S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 Chloride 250** 5.5 mg/L 09S1 MW-14S 3/11/09 Chloride 250** 70 mg/L 09S1 MW-15S 3/11/09 Chloride 250** 55 mg/L 09S1 MW-18D 3/11/09 Chloride 250** 45 mg/L 09S1 MW-19D 3/11/09 Chloride 250** 35 mg/L 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 Chloride 250** 56 mg/L 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 Chloride 250** 85 mg/L 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 Chloride 250** 24 mg/L 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 Chloride 250** 47 mg/L 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 Chloride 250** 36 mg/L 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 Chloride 250** 36 mg/L 09S1 MW-24D 3/12/09 Chloride 250** 25 mg/L 09S1 MW-26D 3/12/09 Chloride 250** 120 mg/L 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 Chloride 250** 31 mg/L 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 Chloride 250** 52 mg/L 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Chloride 250** 52 mg/L 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 Chloride 250** 63 mg/L 09S2 MW-11D 8/20/09 Chloride 250** 43 mg/L 09S2 MW-12S 8/20/09 Chloride 250** 34 mg/L 09S2 MW-14S 8/20/09 Chloride 250** 70 mg/L 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 Chloride 250** 49 mg/L 09S2 MW-18D 8/20/09 Chloride 250** 44 mg/L 09S2 MW-19D 8/20/09 Chloride 250** 23 mg/L 09S2 MW-21D 8/20/09 Chloride 250** 58 mg/L 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 Chloride 250** 26 mg/L 09S2 MW-48S 8/20/09 Chloride 250** 12 mg/L 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 Chloride 250** 68 mg/L 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 Chloride 250** 49 mg/L 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 Chloride 250** 16 mg/L 09S2 MW-24D 8/25/09 Chloride 250** 24 mg/L 09S2 MW-26D 8/25/09 Chloride 250** 76 mg/L 09S2 MW-8S 8/26/09 Chloride 250** 99 mg/L 09S2 MW-9S 8/26/09 Chloride 250** 4 mg/L I 09S2 MW-10S 3/26/10 Chloride 250** 41.8 mg/L J 10S1 MW-26D 3/26/10 Chloride 250** 76.4 mg/L 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Chloride 250** 51 mg/L 10S1 MW-9S 3/26/10 Chloride 250** 60.1 mg/L 10S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-11D 3/29/10 Chloride 250** 48.1 mg/L 10S1 MW-12S 3/29/10 Chloride 250** 30.2 mg/L 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Chloride 250** 4.2 mg/L I 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 Chloride 250** 79.2 mg/L 10S1 MW-15S 3/29/10 Chloride 250** 52 mg/L 10S1 MW-18D 3/29/10 Chloride 250** 44.8 mg/L 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 Chloride 250** 30.2 mg/L 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 Chloride 250** 63.2 mg/L 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 Chloride 250** 68.9 mg/L 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 Chloride 250** 30.9 mg/L 10S1 MW-24D 3/30/10 Chloride 250** 24.5 mg/L 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 Chloride 250** 17.8 mg/L 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 Chloride 250** 54.5 mg/L 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Chloride 250** 4.5 mg/L I 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 Chloride 250** 62.7 mg/L 10S2 MW-18D 10/7/10 Chloride 250** 43.8 mg/L 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 Chloride 250** 30.3 mg/L 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Chloride 250** 23 mg/L 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 Chloride 250** 73.5 mg/L 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Chloride 250** 48.7 mg/L 10S2 MW-9S 10/8/10 Chloride 250** 3.3 mg/L I 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 Chloride 250** 35.9 mg/L 10S2 MW-21D 10/11/10 Chloride 250** 51.9 mg/L 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 Chloride 250** 48.4 mg/L 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 Chloride 250** 10.7 mg/L 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 Chloride 250** 46.2 mg/L 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 Chloride 250** 42.1 mg/L 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Chloride 250** 32.3 mg/L 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Chloride 250** 25.3 mg/L 10S2 MW-24D 10/13/10 Chloride 250** 21.6 mg/L 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Chloride 250** 11.5 mg/L 11S1 MW-14S 2/18/11 Chloride 250** 50.4 mg/L 11S1 MW-15S 2/18/11 Chloride 250** 34.4 mg/L 11S1 MW-18D 2/18/11 Chloride 250** 43.4 mg/L 11S1 MW-19D 2/18/11 Chloride 250** 28.9 mg/L 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 Chloride 250** 83.9 mg/L 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Chloride 250** 13.1 mg/L 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 Chloride 250** 38 mg/L 11S1 MW-12S 2/21/11 Chloride 250** 42.6 mg/L 11S1 MW-21D 2/21/11 Chloride 250** 52.5 mg/L 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 Chloride 250** 36.9 mg/L 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 Chloride 250** 24.7 mg/L 11S1 MW-26D 2/21/11 Chloride 250** 76.3 mg/L 11S1 MW-48S 2/21/11 Chloride 250** 10.3 mg/L 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 Chloride 250** 43.4 mg/L 11S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 Chloride 250** 68 mg/L J 11S1 MW-9S 2/21/11 Chloride 250** 6.1 mg/L 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 Chloride 250** 31.5 mg/L 11S2 MW-26D 9/22/11 Chloride 250** 79.1 mg/L 11S2 MW-8S 9/22/11 Chloride 250** 74.2 mg/L 11S2 MW-9S 9/22/11 Chloride 250** 13.8 mg/L 11S2 MW-11D 9/23/11 Chloride 250** 44.7 mg/L 11S2 MW-12S 9/23/11 Chloride 250** 34.6 mg/L 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 Chloride 250** 21.7 mg/L 11S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-14S 9/23/11 Chloride 250** 61.9 mg/L 11S2 MW-15S 9/23/11 Chloride 250** 36.9 mg/L 11S2 MW-18D 9/23/11 Chloride 250** 43.3 mg/L 11S2 MW-19D 9/23/11 Chloride 250** 26.7 mg/L 11S2 MW-21D 9/23/11 Chloride 250** 53.5 mg/L 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 Chloride 250** 40.8 mg/L 11S2 MW-24D 9/23/11 Chloride 250** 23.2 mg/L 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 Chloride 250** 5.7 mg/L 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 Chloride 250** 74 mg/L 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 Chloride 250** 45.6 mg/L 11S2 MW-10S 2/21/12 Chloride 250** 4 mg/L I 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/12 Chloride 250** 6.9 mg/L 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 Chloride 250** 46.1 mg/L 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 Chloride 250** 30 mg/L 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 Chloride 250** 135 mg/L 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 Chloride 250** 60.5 mg/L J 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 Chloride 250** 56 mg/L 12S1 MW-18D 2/22/12 Chloride 250** 45.8 mg/L 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 Chloride 250** 28.5 mg/L 12S1 MW-21D 2/22/12 Chloride 250** 41.4 mg/L 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 Chloride 250** 23.4 mg/L 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 Chloride 250** 50.6 mg/L 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 Chloride 250** 41.8 mg/L 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Chloride 250** 25.1 mg/L 12S1 MW-26D 2/23/12 Chloride 250** 69.8 mg/L 12S1 MW-8S 2/23/12 Chloride 250** 87.7 mg/L 12S1 MW-9S 2/23/12 Chloride 250** 16.7 mg/L 12S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 Chlorobenzene 100* 2.4 µg/L 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 Chlorobenzene 100* 2.6 µg/L 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 Chlorobenzene 100* 0.91 µg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Chlorobenzene 100* 2.4 µg/L 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 Chlorobenzene 100* 1.6 µg/L 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 Chlorobenzene 100* 1.8 µg/L 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Chlorobenzene 100* 5.1 µg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Chlorobenzene 100* 5.2 µg/L 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 Chlorobenzene 100* 1.7 µg/L 08S2 MW-14S 8/21/08 Chlorobenzene 100* 0.71 µg/L 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 Chlorobenzene 100* 3.5 µg/L 08S2 MW-15S 3/11/09 Chlorobenzene 100* 1.6 µg/L 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 Chlorobenzene 100* 4.5 µg/L 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 Chlorobenzene 100* 1.5 µg/L 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 Chlorobenzene 100* 2 µg/L 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 Chlorobenzene 100* 2.8 µg/L 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 Chlorobenzene 100* 6.8 µg/L 09S1 MW-12S 8/20/09 Chlorobenzene 100* 2 µg/L 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 Chlorobenzene 100* 2.6 µg/L 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 Chlorobenzene 100* 3.4 µg/L 09S2 MW-48S 8/20/09 Chlorobenzene 100* 0.71 µg/L I 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 Chlorobenzene 100* 5.4 µg/L 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 Chlorobenzene 100* 2.7 µg/L 09S2 MW-15S 3/29/10 Chlorobenzene 100* 1.7 µg/L 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 Chlorobenzene 100* 3 µg/L 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 Chlorobenzene 100* 3.7 µg/L 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 Chlorobenzene 100* 4.2 µg/L 10S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-14S 10/7/10 Chlorobenzene 100* 0.84 µg/L I 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 Chlorobenzene 100* 0.7 µg/L I 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 Chlorobenzene 100* 3.1 µg/L 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 Chlorobenzene 100* 3.7 µg/L 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Chlorobenzene 100* 2.1 µg/L 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Chlorobenzene 100* 3.1 µg/L 10S2 MW-50S 2/18/11 Chlorobenzene 100* 6.8 µg/L 11S1 MW-12S 9/23/11 Chlorobenzene 100* 1.9 µg/L 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 Chlorobenzene 100* 2.5 µg/L 11S2 MW-14S 9/23/11 Chlorobenzene 100* 12.6 µg/L 11S2 MW-15S 9/23/11 Chlorobenzene 100* 1 µg/L 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 Chlorobenzene 100* 2.5 µg/L 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 Chlorobenzene 100* 1.4 µg/L 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 Chlorobenzene 100* 6.4 µg/L 11S2 MW-13S 2/22/12 Chlorobenzene 100* 7 µg/L 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 Chlorobenzene 100* 2.7 µg/L 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 Chlorobenzene 100* 4.3 µg/L 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 Chlorobenzene 100* 2.2 µg/L 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Chlorobenzene 100* 0.86 µg/L I 12S1 MW-23S 10/16/12 Chlorobenzene 100* 1.6 µg/L 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 Chlorobenzene 100* 0.71 µg/L I 12S2 MW-12S 10/17/12 Chlorobenzene 100* 0.81 µg/L I 12S2 MW-48S 10/17/12 Chlorobenzene 100* 4.2 µg/L 12S2 MW-12S 2/27/13 Chlorobenzene 100* 1.4 µg/L 13S1 MW-23S 2/27/13 Chlorobenzene 100* 1.7 µg/L 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 Chlorobenzene 100* 0.79 µg/L I 13S1 MW-48S 2/27/13 Chlorobenzene 100* 1.7 µg/L 13S1 MW-48S 9/17/13 Chlorobenzene 100* 3.2 µg/L 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 Chlorobenzene 100* 2.7 µg/L 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 Chlorobenzene 100* 0.98 µg/L I 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 Chlorobenzene 100* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 Chlorobenzene 100* 0.99 µg/L I 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 Chlorobenzene 100* 2.4 µg/L 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 Chlorobenzene 100* 0.99 µg/L I 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 Chlorobenzene 100* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 Chlorobenzene 100* 3.7 µg/L 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 Chlorobenzene 100* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 Chlorobenzene 100* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-23S 9/19/13 Chloromethane 2.7*** 3.1 µg/L 13S2 MW-13S 2/20/08 Chromium 100* 6.2 µg/L 08S1 MW-8S 8/26/08 Chromium 100* 13 µg/L 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 Chromium 100* 4.4 µg/L 08S2 MW-9S 3/11/09 Chromium 100* 5.8 µg/L 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Chromium 100* 14 µg/L 09S1 MW-10S 3/26/10 Chromium 100* 5.6 µg/L 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Chromium 100* 14.7 µg/L 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Chromium 100* 5.8 µg/L 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Chromium 100* 10.2 µg/L 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Chromium 100* 28.5 µg/L 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Chromium 100* 3.7 µg/L I 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Chromium 100* 3.4 µg/L I 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Chromium 100* 27.5 µg/L 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 Chromium 100* 3.7 µg/L 11S2 MW-8S 2/23/12 Chromium 100* 2.9 µg/L I 12S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-11D 2/19/08 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 2.2 µg/L 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 5 µg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.4 µg/L 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.2 µg/L 08S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.7 µg/L 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 2.2 µg/L 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.6 µg/L 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.5 µg/L 09S1 MW-12S 8/20/09 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 2.9 µg/L 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.4 µg/L 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 2 µg/L 09S2 MW-12S 3/29/10 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.3 µg/L 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.5 µg/L 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 0.74 µg/L I 10S1 MW-56D 10/12/10 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.2 µg/L 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 3.1 µg/L 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.4 µg/L 10S2 MW-12S 2/21/11 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 3.9 µg/L 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 2.1 µg/L 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 15.8 µg/L 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 2.9 µg/L 11S1 MW-12S 9/23/11 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 3.1 µg/L 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 2.6 µg/L 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 2.1 µg/L 11S2 MW-12S 2/22/12 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 3.1 µg/L 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.6 µg/L 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.8 µg/L 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 13.6 µg/L 12S1 MW-23S 10/16/12 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.6 µg/L 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 14.1 µg/L 12S2 MW-12S 10/17/12 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 2.9 µg/L 12S2 MW-48S 10/17/12 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1 µg/L 12S2 MW-56D 10/17/12 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.4 µg/L 12S2 MW-12S 2/27/13 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 2.9 µg/L 13S1 MW-23S 2/27/13 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.2 µg/L 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 13.1 µg/L 13S1 MW-12S 9/17/13 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 0.87 µg/L I 13S2 MW-48S 9/17/13 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 0.76 µg/L I 13S2 MW-56D 9/17/13 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 0.82 µg/L I 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 1.5 µg/L 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 14.1 µg/L 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 2.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 0.93 µg/L I 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 12.1 µg/L 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* 0.65 µg/L I 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene 70* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-18D 2/18/11 Cobalt 140*** 13.8 µg/L 11S1 MW-18D 9/23/11 Cobalt 140*** 12.9 µg/L 11S2 MW-18D 2/22/12 Cobalt 140*** 12.7 µg/L 12S1 MW-8S 8/26/08 Copper 1000** 6 µg/L 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 Copper 1000** 4 µg/L 09S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-9S 3/11/09 Copper 1000** 4.6 µg/L 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Copper 1000** 6.3 µg/L 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 Copper 1000** 3.9 µg/L I 09S2 MW-10S 3/26/10 Copper 1000** 5.7 µg/L 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Copper 1000** 7.2 µg/L 10S1 MW-9S 3/26/10 Copper 1000** 2.5 µg/L I 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Copper 1000** 4.3 µg/L I 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 Copper 1000** 3.6 µg/L I 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 Copper 1000** 2.5 µg/L I 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 Copper 1000** 2.5 µg/L I 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Copper 1000** 3.1 µg/L I 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Copper 1000** 14.3 µg/L 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Copper 1000** 3 µg/L I 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Copper 1000** 6.6 µg/L 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Copper 1000** 15 µg/L 11S1 MW-26D 2/21/11 Copper 1000** 3 µg/L I 11S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 Copper 1000** 4 µg/L I 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 Copper 1000** 5 µg/L 11S2 MW-26D 9/22/11 Copper 1000** 2.8 µg/L 11S2 MW-8S 9/22/11 Copper 1000** 3.2 µg/L 11S2 MW-9S 9/22/11 Copper 1000** 2.7 µg/L 11S2 MW-19D 9/23/11 Copper 1000** 3.6 µg/L 11S2 MW-12S 2/22/12 Copper 1000** 2.9 µg/L I 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 Copper 1000** 3.3 µg/L I 12S1 MW-10S 2/19/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.41 mg/L D 08S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.13 mg/L D 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.03 mg/L D 08S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.16 mg/L D 08S1 MW-8S 2/19/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.51 mg/L D 08S1 MW-9S 2/19/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 8.32 mg/L D 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.16 mg/L D 08S1 MW-18D 2/20/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.76 mg/L D 08S1 MW-19D 2/20/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.24 mg/L D 08S1 MW-21D 2/20/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.4 mg/L D 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.13 mg/L D 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.33 mg/L D 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.15 mg/L D 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.11 mg/L D 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.93 mg/L D 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.18 mg/L D 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.04 mg/L D 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.36 mg/L D 08S2 MW-14S 8/21/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.6 mg/L D 08S2 MW-18D 8/21/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.71 mg/L D 08S2 MW-19D 8/21/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.75 mg/L D 08S2 MW-21D 8/21/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 2.51 mg/L D 08S2 MW-12S 8/25/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.51 mg/L D 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.67 mg/L D 08S2 MW-48S 8/25/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 2.29 mg/L D 08S2 MW-50S 8/25/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.49 mg/L D 08S2 MW-56D 8/25/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 2.09 mg/L D 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.44 mg/L D 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.02 mg/L D 08S2 MW-24D 8/26/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 6.19 mg/L D 08S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-26D 8/26/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 3.53 mg/L D 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 5.41 mg/L D 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 7.12 mg/L D 08S2 MW-10S 8/27/08 Dissolved Oxygen NS 7.15 mg/L D 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 3.8 mg/L D 09S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.22 mg/L D 09S1 MW-14S 3/11/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.08 mg/L D 09S1 MW-15S 3/11/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.09 mg/L D 09S1 MW-18D 3/11/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 3.2 mg/L D 09S1 MW-19D 3/11/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.15 mg/L D 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.14 mg/L D 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.16 mg/L D 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 7.47 mg/L D 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.27 mg/L D 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.1 mg/L D 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.1 mg/L D 09S1 MW-24D 3/12/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 5.95 mg/L D 09S1 MW-26D 3/12/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.61 mg/L D 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.07 mg/L D 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.15 mg/L D 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.35 mg/L D 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 2.62 mg/L D 09S2 MW-11D 8/20/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.61 mg/L D 09S2 MW-12S 8/20/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.02 mg/L D 09S2 MW-14S 8/20/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.19 mg/L D 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.41 mg/L D 09S2 MW-18D 8/20/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.06 mg/L D 09S2 MW-19D 8/20/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.04 mg/L D 09S2 MW-21D 8/20/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.16 mg/L D 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.26 mg/L D 09S2 MW-48S 8/20/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.09 mg/L D 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.21 mg/L D 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.99 mg/L D 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.25 mg/L D 09S2 MW-24D 8/25/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 5.3 mg/L D 09S2 MW-26D 8/25/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.61 mg/L D 09S2 MW-8S 8/26/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.64 mg/L D 09S2 MW-9S 8/26/09 Dissolved Oxygen NS 7.37 mg/L D 09S2 MW-10S 3/26/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.87 mg/L D 10S1 MW-26D 3/26/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.6 mg/L D 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.15 mg/L D 10S1 MW-9S 3/26/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 5.48 mg/L D 10S1 MW-11D 3/29/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.09 mg/L D 10S1 MW-12S 3/29/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.09 mg/L D 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.3 mg/L D 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.05 mg/L D 10S1 MW-15S 3/29/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.03 mg/L D 10S1 MW-18D 3/29/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 3.31 mg/L D 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.14 mg/L D 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.2 mg/L D 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.11 mg/L D 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.45 mg/L D 10S1 MW-24D 3/30/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 6.1 mg/L D 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.02 mg/L D 10S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-56D 3/30/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.32 mg/L D 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.02 mg/L D 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.01 mg/L D 10S2 MW-18D 10/7/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.33 mg/L D 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.11 mg/L D 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 2.58 mg/L D 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.05 mg/L D 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.14 mg/L D 10S2 MW-9S 10/8/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 6.88 mg/L D 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.17 mg/L D 10S2 MW-21D 10/11/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.47 mg/L D 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.2 mg/L D 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.26 mg/L D 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.16 mg/L D 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.62 mg/L D 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.42 mg/L D 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.61 mg/L D 10S2 MW-24D 10/13/10 Dissolved Oxygen NS 4.92 mg/L D 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.16 mg/L D 11S1 MW-14S 2/18/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.17 mg/L D 11S1 MW-15S 2/18/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.19 mg/L D 11S1 MW-18D 2/18/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.11 mg/L D 11S1 MW-19D 2/18/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.15 mg/L D 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.18 mg/L D 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 4.11 mg/L D 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.28 mg/L D 11S1 MW-12S 2/21/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.31 mg/L D 11S1 MW-21D 2/21/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.44 mg/L D 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.07 mg/L D 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.29 mg/L D 11S1 MW-26D 2/21/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.13 mg/L D 11S1 MW-48S 2/21/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.6 mg/L D 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.46 mg/L D 11S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.48 mg/L D 11S1 MW-9S 2/21/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 7.44 mg/L D 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.18 mg/L 11S2 MW-26D 9/22/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.6 mg/L 11S2 MW-8S 9/22/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.02 mg/L 11S2 MW-9S 9/22/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 5.91 mg/L 11S2 MW-11D 9/23/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.11 mg/L 11S2 MW-12S 9/23/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.38 mg/L 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.7 mg/L 11S2 MW-14S 9/23/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.17 mg/L 11S2 MW-15S 9/23/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.32 mg/L 11S2 MW-18D 9/23/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.26 mg/L 11S2 MW-19D 9/23/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.15 mg/L 11S2 MW-21D 9/23/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.56 mg/L 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.28 mg/L 11S2 MW-24D 9/23/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 4.94 mg/L 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.17 mg/L 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.5 mg/L 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.17 mg/L 11S2 MW-10S 2/21/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.31 mg/L D 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.25 mg/L D 12S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-11D 2/22/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.2 mg/L D 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.2 mg/L D 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.2 mg/L D 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.09 mg/L D 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.33 mg/L D 12S1 MW-18D 2/22/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.16 mg/L D 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.12 mg/L D 12S1 MW-21D 2/22/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.15 mg/L D 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.28 mg/L D 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.15 mg/L D 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.19 mg/L D 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.02 mg/L D 12S1 MW-26D 2/23/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.02 mg/L D 12S1 MW-8S 2/23/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.44 mg/L D 12S1 MW-9S 2/23/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 2.99 mg/L D 12S1 MW-10S 10/16/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.11 mg/L D 12S2 MW-14S 10/16/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.08 mg/L D 12S2 MW-15S 10/16/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.14 mg/L D 12S2 MW-18D 10/16/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.78 mg/L D 12S2 MW-19D 10/16/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.15 mg/L D 12S2 MW-23S 10/16/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.18 mg/L D 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.12 mg/L D 12S2 MW-26D 10/16/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.08 mg/L D 12S2 MW-50S 10/16/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.09 mg/L D 12S2 MW-8S 10/16/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.08 mg/L D 12S2 MW-9S 10/16/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 4.19 mg/L D 12S2 MW-11D 10/17/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.09 mg/L D 12S2 MW-12S 10/17/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.15 mg/L D 12S2 MW-13S 10/17/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.08 mg/L D 12S2 MW-21D 10/17/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.12 mg/L D 12S2 MW-48S 10/17/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.08 mg/L D 12S2 MW-56D 10/17/12 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.07 mg/L D 12S2 MW-13S 2/26/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.47 mg/L D 13S1 MW-14S 2/26/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.93 mg/L D 13S1 MW-15S 2/26/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.68 mg/L D 13S1 MW-18D 2/26/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 3.91 mg/L D 13S1 MW-19D 2/26/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.4 mg/L D 13S1 MW-50S 2/26/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.49 mg/L D 13S1 MW-10S 2/27/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 4.64 mg/L D 13S1 MW-11D 2/27/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.22 mg/L D 13S1 MW-12S 2/27/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.16 mg/L D 13S1 MW-21D 2/27/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.5 mg/L D 13S1 MW-23S 2/27/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.12 mg/L D 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.27 mg/L D 13S1 MW-26D 2/27/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.43 mg/L D 13S1 MW-48S 2/27/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.83 mg/L D 13S1 MW-56D 2/27/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.11 mg/L D 13S1 MW-8S 2/27/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.3 mg/L D 13S1 MW-9S 2/27/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 6.87 mg/L D 13S1 MW-12S 9/17/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.34 mg/L D 13S2 MW-21D 9/17/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.16 mg/L D 13S2 MW-26D 9/17/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.28 mg/L D 13S2 MW-48S 9/17/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.22 mg/L D 13S2 MW-56D 9/17/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.16 mg/L D 13S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-8S 9/17/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.24 mg/L D 13S2 MW-10S 9/18/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.34 mg/L D 13S2 MW-11D 9/18/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.19 mg/L D 13S2 MW-13S 9/18/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.11 mg/L D 13S2 MW-15S 9/18/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.28 mg/L D 13S2 MW-50S 9/18/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.11 mg/L D 13S2 MW-9S 9/18/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 3.94 mg/L D 13S2 MW-14S 9/19/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.2 mg/L D 13S2 MW-18D 9/19/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 1.29 mg/L D 13S2 MW-19D 9/19/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.23 mg/L D 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.18 mg/L D 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.26 mg/L D 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 2.13 mg/L D 14S1 MW-11D 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.15 mg/L D 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.14 mg/L D 14S1 MW-13S 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 2.82 mg/L D 14S1 MW-14S 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.28 mg/L D 14S1 MW-15S 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.2 mg/L D 14S1 MW-18D 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 2.7 mg/L D 14S1 MW-19D 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.53 mg/L D 14S1 MW-21D 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.45 mg/L D 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.18 mg/L D 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.22 mg/L D 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.12 mg/L D 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.12 mg/L D 14S1 MW-50S 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.21 mg/L D 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.1 mg/L D 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 0.57 mg/L D 14S1 MW-9S 2/7/14 Dissolved Oxygen NS 5.8 mg/L D 14S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 Ethylbenzene 30** 1.5 µg/L 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 Ethylbenzene 30** 1.6 µg/L 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 Ethylbenzene 30** 1.3 µg/L 09S1 MW-10S 2/19/08 Field Temperature NS 21.8 Deg C D 08S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 Field Temperature NS 22 Deg C D 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 Field Temperature NS 22.2 Deg C D 08S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 Field Temperature NS 20.9 Deg C D 08S1 MW-8S 2/19/08 Field Temperature NS 21.4 Deg C D 08S1 MW-9S 2/19/08 Field Temperature NS 22.1 Deg C D 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 Field Temperature NS 21.9 Deg C D 08S1 MW-18D 2/20/08 Field Temperature NS 20.2 Deg C D 08S1 MW-19D 2/20/08 Field Temperature NS 19.8 Deg C D 08S1 MW-21D 2/20/08 Field Temperature NS 22.8 Deg C D 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Field Temperature NS 23.2 Deg C D 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 Field Temperature NS 23.8 Deg C D 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 Field Temperature NS 19.1 Deg C D 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 Field Temperature NS 22 Deg C D 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Field Temperature NS 20.4 Deg C D 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Field Temperature NS 21.4 Deg C D 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 Field Temperature NS 20.8 Deg C D 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 Field Temperature NS 23.1 Deg C D 08S2 MW-14S 8/21/08 Field Temperature NS 22.7 Deg C D 08S2 MW-18D 8/21/08 Field Temperature NS 22.6 Deg C D 08S2 MW-19D 8/21/08 Field Temperature NS 22.5 Deg C D 08S2 MW-21D 8/21/08 Field Temperature NS 25.9 Deg C D 08S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-12S 8/25/08 Field Temperature NS 24.3 Deg C D 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 Field Temperature NS 23.8 Deg C D 08S2 MW-48S 8/25/08 Field Temperature NS 23 Deg C D 08S2 MW-50S 8/25/08 Field Temperature NS 22.5 Deg C D 08S2 MW-56D 8/25/08 Field Temperature NS 23.2 Deg C D 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 Field Temperature NS 25.1 Deg C D 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 Field Temperature NS 24 Deg C D 08S2 MW-24D 8/26/08 Field Temperature NS 25.1 Deg C D 08S2 MW-26D 8/26/08 Field Temperature NS 25.2 Deg C D 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 Field Temperature NS 23.1 Deg C D 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 Field Temperature NS 23.7 Deg C D 08S2 MW-10S 8/27/08 Field Temperature NS 22.8 Deg C D 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 Field Temperature NS 22.4 Deg C D 09S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 Field Temperature NS 21.4 Deg C D 09S1 MW-14S 3/11/09 Field Temperature NS 19.9 Deg C D 09S1 MW-15S 3/11/09 Field Temperature NS 22.7 Deg C D 09S1 MW-18D 3/11/09 Field Temperature NS 18.8 Deg C D 09S1 MW-19D 3/11/09 Field Temperature NS 19.5 Deg C D 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 Field Temperature NS 22 Deg C D 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 Field Temperature NS 22.5 Deg C D 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 Field Temperature NS 22.7 Deg C D 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 Field Temperature NS 22.3 Deg C D 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 Field Temperature NS 22.3 Deg C D 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 Field Temperature NS 22.9 Deg C D 09S1 MW-24D 3/12/09 Field Temperature NS 22.7 Deg C D 09S1 MW-26D 3/12/09 Field Temperature NS 22.1 Deg C D 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 Field Temperature NS 21.1 Deg C D 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 Field Temperature NS 20.9 Deg C D 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Field Temperature NS 21.5 Deg C D 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 Field Temperature NS 24.2 Deg C D 09S2 MW-11D 8/20/09 Field Temperature NS 23 Deg C D 09S2 MW-12S 8/20/09 Field Temperature NS 23.9 Deg C D 09S2 MW-14S 8/20/09 Field Temperature NS 22.29 Deg C D 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 Field Temperature NS 23.38 Deg C D 09S2 MW-18D 8/20/09 Field Temperature NS 24.1 Deg C D 09S2 MW-19D 8/20/09 Field Temperature NS 24.2 Deg C D 09S2 MW-21D 8/20/09 Field Temperature NS 24.8 Deg C D 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 Field Temperature NS 25.2 Deg C D 09S2 MW-48S 8/20/09 Field Temperature NS 23.06 Deg C D 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 Field Temperature NS 22.89 Deg C D 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 Field Temperature NS 23.46 Deg C D 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 Field Temperature NS 22.7 Deg C D 09S2 MW-24D 8/25/09 Field Temperature NS 25.6 Deg C D 09S2 MW-26D 8/25/09 Field Temperature NS 22.5 Deg C D 09S2 MW-8S 8/26/09 Field Temperature NS 21.1 Deg C D 09S2 MW-9S 8/26/09 Field Temperature NS 21.8 Deg C D 09S2 MW-10S 3/26/10 Field Temperature NS 22.2 Deg C D 10S1 MW-26D 3/26/10 Field Temperature NS 17.4 Deg C D 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Field Temperature NS 19.4 Deg C D 10S1 MW-9S 3/26/10 Field Temperature NS 20.1 Deg C D 10S1 MW-11D 3/29/10 Field Temperature NS 21.7 Deg C D 10S1 MW-12S 3/29/10 Field Temperature NS 21.7 Deg C D 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Field Temperature NS 19.9 Deg C D 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 Field Temperature NS 18.1 Deg C D 10S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-15S 3/29/10 Field Temperature NS 21.1 Deg C D 10S1 MW-18D 3/29/10 Field Temperature NS 17.8 Deg C D 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 Field Temperature NS 18.1 Deg C D 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 Field Temperature NS 21.8 Deg C D 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 Field Temperature NS 20.5 Deg C D 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 Field Temperature NS 22.8 Deg C D 10S1 MW-24D 3/30/10 Field Temperature NS 24.5 Deg C D 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 Field Temperature NS 21.1 Deg C D 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 Field Temperature NS 21.5 Deg C D 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Field Temperature NS 23 Deg C D 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 Field Temperature NS 20.5 Deg C D 10S2 MW-18D 10/7/10 Field Temperature NS 20.6 Deg C D 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 Field Temperature NS 22.4 Deg C D 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Field Temperature NS 23.3 Deg C D 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 Field Temperature NS 20.8 Deg C D 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Field Temperature NS 21 Deg C D 10S2 MW-9S 10/8/10 Field Temperature NS 23 Deg C D 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 Field Temperature NS 23.7 Deg C D 10S2 MW-21D 10/11/10 Field Temperature NS 23.9 Deg C D 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 Field Temperature NS 22.9 Deg C D 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 Field Temperature NS 23.2 Deg C D 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 Field Temperature NS 22.5 Deg C D 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 Field Temperature NS 23.2 Deg C D 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Field Temperature NS 22.8 Deg C D 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Field Temperature NS 24.8 Deg C D 10S2 MW-24D 10/13/10 Field Temperature NS 24.1 Deg C D 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Field Temperature NS 21.3 Deg C D 11S1 MW-14S 2/18/11 Field Temperature NS 18.9 Deg C D 11S1 MW-15S 2/18/11 Field Temperature NS 22.2 Deg C D 11S1 MW-18D 2/18/11 Field Temperature NS 21.1 Deg C D 11S1 MW-19D 2/18/11 Field Temperature NS 19.8 Deg C D 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 Field Temperature NS 22.1 Deg C D 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Field Temperature NS 22.2 Deg C D 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 Field Temperature NS 21.9 Deg C D 11S1 MW-12S 2/21/11 Field Temperature NS 22 Deg C D 11S1 MW-21D 2/21/11 Field Temperature NS 22.4 Deg C D 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 Field Temperature NS 24.4 Deg C D 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 Field Temperature NS 24.9 Deg C D 11S1 MW-26D 2/21/11 Field Temperature NS 20.7 Deg C D 11S1 MW-48S 2/21/11 Field Temperature NS 21.7 Deg C D 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 Field Temperature NS 22 Deg C D 11S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 Field Temperature NS 21.1 Deg C D 11S1 MW-9S 2/21/11 Field Temperature NS 22.4 Deg C D 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 Field Temperature NS 22.6 Deg C 11S2 MW-26D 9/22/11 Field Temperature NS 23.7 Deg C 11S2 MW-8S 9/22/11 Field Temperature NS 23.3 Deg C 11S2 MW-9S 9/22/11 Field Temperature NS 23.3 Deg C 11S2 MW-11D 9/23/11 Field Temperature NS 23.3 Deg C 11S2 MW-12S 9/23/11 Field Temperature NS 22.7 Deg C 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 Field Temperature NS 21.7 Deg C 11S2 MW-14S 9/23/11 Field Temperature NS 22.8 Deg C 11S2 MW-15S 9/23/11 Field Temperature NS 23.7 Deg C 11S2 MW-18D 9/23/11 Field Temperature NS 22.9 Deg C 11S2 MW-19D 9/23/11 Field Temperature NS 22.3 Deg C 11S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-21D 9/23/11 Field Temperature NS 22.3 Deg C 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 Field Temperature NS 25 Deg C 11S2 MW-24D 9/23/11 Field Temperature NS 25.6 Deg C 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 Field Temperature NS 21.8 Deg C 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 Field Temperature NS 22.1 Deg C 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 Field Temperature NS 22.1 Deg C 11S2 MW-10S 2/21/12 Field Temperature NS 21.8 Deg C D 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/12 Field Temperature NS 21.6 Deg C D 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 Field Temperature NS 21.3 Deg C D 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 Field Temperature NS 21.3 Deg C D 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 Field Temperature NS 21.3 Deg C D 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 Field Temperature NS 21.5 Deg C D 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 Field Temperature NS 21.3 Deg C D 12S1 MW-18D 2/22/12 Field Temperature NS 20.9 Deg C D 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 Field Temperature NS 20 Deg C D 12S1 MW-21D 2/22/12 Field Temperature NS 21.7 Deg C D 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 Field Temperature NS 20.8 Deg C D 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 Field Temperature NS 21.3 Deg C D 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 Field Temperature NS 22.6 Deg C D 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Field Temperature NS 21.5 Deg C D 12S1 MW-26D 2/23/12 Field Temperature NS 21.5 Deg C D 12S1 MW-8S 2/23/12 Field Temperature NS 21.2 Deg C D 12S1 MW-9S 2/23/12 Field Temperature NS 21.8 Deg C D 12S1 MW-10S 10/16/12 Field Temperature NS 23.8 Deg C D 12S2 MW-14S 10/16/12 Field Temperature NS 22.7 Deg C D 12S2 MW-15S 10/16/12 Field Temperature NS 24.4 Deg C D 12S2 MW-18D 10/16/12 Field Temperature NS 22.1 Deg C D 12S2 MW-19D 10/16/12 Field Temperature NS 21.7 Deg C D 12S2 MW-23S 10/16/12 Field Temperature NS 24.4 Deg C D 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 Field Temperature NS 25.4 Deg C D 12S2 MW-26D 10/16/12 Field Temperature NS 22.8 Deg C D 12S2 MW-50S 10/16/12 Field Temperature NS 22.4 Deg C D 12S2 MW-8S 10/16/12 Field Temperature NS 21.2 Deg C D 12S2 MW-9S 10/16/12 Field Temperature NS 24.1 Deg C D 12S2 MW-11D 10/17/12 Field Temperature NS 22.9 Deg C D 12S2 MW-12S 10/17/12 Field Temperature NS 22.2 Deg C D 12S2 MW-13S 10/17/12 Field Temperature NS 23 Deg C D 12S2 MW-21D 10/17/12 Field Temperature NS 22.4 Deg C D 12S2 MW-48S 10/17/12 Field Temperature NS 23.5 Deg C D 12S2 MW-56D 10/17/12 Field Temperature NS 22.9 Deg C D 12S2 MW-13S 2/26/13 Field Temperature NS 21.3 Deg C D 13S1 MW-14S 2/26/13 Field Temperature NS 19.9 Deg C D 13S1 MW-15S 2/26/13 Field Temperature NS 21.8 Deg C D 13S1 MW-18D 2/26/13 Field Temperature NS 20.4 Deg C D 13S1 MW-19D 2/26/13 Field Temperature NS 20 Deg C D 13S1 MW-50S 2/26/13 Field Temperature NS 21.1 Deg C D 13S1 MW-10S 2/27/13 Field Temperature NS 228 Deg C D 13S1 MW-11D 2/27/13 Field Temperature NS 20.8 Deg C D 13S1 MW-12S 2/27/13 Field Temperature NS 21.7 Deg C D 13S1 MW-21D 2/27/13 Field Temperature NS 21.1 Deg C D 13S1 MW-23S 2/27/13 Field Temperature NS 23.4 Deg C D 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 Field Temperature NS 23.2 Deg C D 13S1 MW-26D 2/27/13 Field Temperature NS 21 Deg C D 13S1 MW-48S 2/27/13 Field Temperature NS 20.1 Deg C D 13S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-56D 2/27/13 Field Temperature NS 19.1 Deg C D 13S1 MW-8S 2/27/13 Field Temperature NS 20.7 Deg C D 13S1 MW-9S 2/27/13 Field Temperature NS 21.3 Deg C D 13S1 MW-12S 9/17/13 Field Temperature NS 24.6 Deg C D 13S2 MW-21D 9/17/13 Field Temperature NS 24.5 Deg C D 13S2 MW-26D 9/17/13 Field Temperature NS 23.2 Deg C D 13S2 MW-48S 9/17/13 Field Temperature NS 24.1 Deg C D 13S2 MW-56D 9/17/13 Field Temperature NS 23.7 Deg C D 13S2 MW-8S 9/17/13 Field Temperature NS 21.9 Deg C D 13S2 MW-10S 9/18/13 Field Temperature NS 22.7 Deg C D 13S2 MW-11D 9/18/13 Field Temperature NS 23.4 Deg C D 13S2 MW-13S 9/18/13 Field Temperature NS 23.2 Deg C D 13S2 MW-15S 9/18/13 Field Temperature NS 24.4 Deg C D 13S2 MW-50S 9/18/13 Field Temperature NS 23.4 Deg C D 13S2 MW-9S 9/18/13 Field Temperature NS 23.7 Deg C D 13S2 MW-14S 9/19/13 Field Temperature NS 21.5 Deg C D 13S2 MW-18D 9/19/13 Field Temperature NS 21.9 Deg C D 13S2 MW-19D 9/19/13 Field Temperature NS 22.5 Deg C D 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 Field Temperature NS 25.3 Deg C D 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 Field Temperature NS 25 Deg C D 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 20.8 Deg C D 14S1 MW-11D 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 21.2 Deg C D 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 22 Deg C D 14S1 MW-13S 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 21.1 Deg C D 14S1 MW-14S 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 19 Deg C D 14S1 MW-15S 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 22.6 Deg C D 14S1 MW-18D 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 19.1 Deg C D 14S1 MW-19D 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 18.6 Deg C D 14S1 MW-21D 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 20.8 Deg C D 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 23.2 Deg C D 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 22.1 Deg C D 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 21.2 Deg C D 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 21.5 Deg C D 14S1 MW-50S 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 22.2 Deg C D 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 21.6 Deg C D 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 18.7 Deg C D 14S1 MW-9S 2/7/14 Field Temperature NS 21.5 Deg C D 14S1 MW-10S 2/19/08 Iron 300** 120 µg/L 08S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 Iron 300** 38000 µg/L 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 Iron 300** 49000 µg/L 08S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 Iron 300** 84 µg/L 08S1 MW-8S 2/19/08 Iron 300** 68 µg/L 08S1 MW-9S 2/19/08 Iron 300** 430 µg/L 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 Iron 300** 20000 µg/L 08S1 MW-18D 2/20/08 Iron 300** 540 µg/L 08S1 MW-19D 2/20/08 Iron 300** 3300 µg/L 08S1 MW-21D 2/20/08 Iron 300** 560 µg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Iron 300** 47000 µg/L 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 Iron 300** 350 µg/L 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 Iron 300** 19000 µg/L 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 Iron 300** 15000 µg/L 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Iron 300** 42000 µg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Iron 300** 23000 µg/L 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 Iron 300** 22000 µg/L 08S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-13S 8/21/08 Iron 300** 22000 µg/L 08S2 MW-14S 8/21/08 Iron 300** 930 µg/L 08S2 MW-18D 8/21/08 Iron 300** 660 µg/L 08S2 MW-19D 8/21/08 Iron 300** 3000 µg/L 08S2 MW-21D 8/21/08 Iron 300** 350 µg/L 08S2 MW-12S 8/25/08 Iron 300** 26000 µg/L 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 Iron 300** 13000 µg/L 08S2 MW-48S 8/25/08 Iron 300** 43000 µg/L 08S2 MW-50S 8/25/08 Iron 300** 26000 µg/L 08S2 MW-56D 8/25/08 Iron 300** 25000 µg/L 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 Iron 300** 350 µg/L 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 Iron 300** 42000 µg/L 08S2 MW-24D 8/26/08 Iron 300** 320 µg/L 08S2 MW-26D 8/26/08 Iron 300** 100 µg/L 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 Iron 300** 5000 µg/L 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 Iron 300** 2100 µg/L 08S2 MW-10S 8/27/08 Iron 300** 200 µg/L 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 Iron 300** 1300 µg/L 09S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 Iron 300** 7400 µg/L 09S1 MW-14S 3/11/09 Iron 300** 600 µg/L 09S1 MW-15S 3/11/09 Iron 300** 12000 µg/L 09S1 MW-18D 3/11/09 Iron 300** 420 µg/L 09S1 MW-19D 3/11/09 Iron 300** 2100 µg/L 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 Iron 300** 480 µg/L 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 Iron 300** 21000 µg/L 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 Iron 300** 4400 µg/L 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 Iron 300** 37000 µg/L 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 Iron 300** 28000 µg/L 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 Iron 300** 55000 µg/L 09S1 MW-24D 3/12/09 Iron 300** 260 µg/L 09S1 MW-26D 3/12/09 Iron 300** 260 µg/L 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 Iron 300** 52000 µg/L 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 Iron 300** 25000 µg/L 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Iron 300** 5900 µg/L 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 Iron 300** 870 µg/L 09S2 MW-11D 8/20/09 Iron 300** 110 µg/L 09S2 MW-12S 8/20/09 Iron 300** 38000 µg/L 09S2 MW-14S 8/20/09 Iron 300** 2400 µg/L 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 Iron 300** 17000 µg/L 09S2 MW-18D 8/20/09 Iron 300** 390 µg/L 09S2 MW-19D 8/20/09 Iron 300** 4800 µg/L 09S2 MW-21D 8/20/09 Iron 300** 180 µg/L 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 Iron 300** 50000 µg/L 09S2 MW-48S 8/20/09 Iron 300** 41000 µg/L 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 Iron 300** 24000 µg/L 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 Iron 300** 25000 µg/L 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 Iron 300** 24000 µg/L 09S2 MW-26D 8/25/09 Iron 300** 27 µg/L I 09S2 MW-8S 8/26/09 Iron 300** 350 µg/L 09S2 MW-9S 8/26/09 Iron 300** 210 µg/L 09S2 MW-10S 3/26/10 Iron 300** 2940 µg/L 10S1 MW-26D 3/26/10 Iron 300** 265 µg/L 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Iron 300** 6200 µg/L 10S1 MW-9S 3/26/10 Iron 300** 563 µg/L 10S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-11D 3/29/10 Iron 300** 176 µg/L 10S1 MW-12S 3/29/10 Iron 300** 1850 µg/L 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Iron 300** 4280 µg/L 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 Iron 300** 314 µg/L 10S1 MW-15S 3/29/10 Iron 300** 13700 µg/L 10S1 MW-18D 3/29/10 Iron 300** 892 µg/L 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 Iron 300** 878 µg/L 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 Iron 300** 432 µg/L 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 Iron 300** 12700 µg/L 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 Iron 300** 46100 µg/L 10S1 MW-24D 3/30/10 Iron 300** 96.2 µg/L 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 Iron 300** 39300 µg/L 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 Iron 300** 19200 µg/L 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Iron 300** 13900 µg/L 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 Iron 300** 1110 µg/L 10S2 MW-18D 10/7/10 Iron 300** 605 µg/L 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 Iron 300** 3820 µg/L 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Iron 300** 23000 µg/L 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 Iron 300** 224 µg/L 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Iron 300** 1420 µg/L 10S2 MW-9S 10/8/10 Iron 300** 360 µg/L 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 Iron 300** 12100 µg/L 10S2 MW-21D 10/11/10 Iron 300** 404 µg/L 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 Iron 300** 17300 µg/L 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 Iron 300** 44200 µg/L 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 Iron 300** 22400 µg/L 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 Iron 300** 133 µg/L 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Iron 300** 34700 µg/L 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Iron 300** 47800 µg/L 10S2 MW-24D 10/13/10 Iron 300** 90.6 µg/L 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Iron 300** 25100 µg/L 11S1 MW-14S 2/18/11 Iron 300** 381 µg/L 11S1 MW-15S 2/18/11 Iron 300** 8010 µg/L 11S1 MW-18D 2/18/11 Iron 300** 254 µg/L 11S1 MW-19D 2/18/11 Iron 300** 2890 µg/L 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 Iron 300** 21800 µg/L 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Iron 300** 23100 µg/L 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 Iron 300** 36800 µg/L 11S1 MW-12S 2/21/11 Iron 300** 31500 µg/L 11S1 MW-21D 2/21/11 Iron 300** 120 µg/L 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 Iron 300** 40200 µg/L 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 Iron 300** 10500 µg/L 11S1 MW-26D 2/21/11 Iron 300** 158 µg/L 11S1 MW-48S 2/21/11 Iron 300** 29300 µg/L 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 Iron 300** 25400 µg/L 11S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 Iron 300** 716 µg/L 11S1 MW-9S 2/21/11 Iron 300** 272 µg/L 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 Iron 300** 2880 µg/L 11S2 MW-26D 9/22/11 Iron 300** 172 µg/L 11S2 MW-8S 9/22/11 Iron 300** 470 µg/L 11S2 MW-9S 9/22/11 Iron 300** 508 µg/L 11S2 MW-11D 9/23/11 Iron 300** 231 µg/L 11S2 MW-12S 9/23/11 Iron 300** 43000 µg/L 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 Iron 300** 19400 µg/L 11S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-14S 9/23/11 Iron 300** 11300 µg/L 11S2 MW-15S 9/23/11 Iron 300** 11100 µg/L 11S2 MW-18D 9/23/11 Iron 300** 232 µg/L 11S2 MW-19D 9/23/11 Iron 300** 2590 µg/L 11S2 MW-21D 9/23/11 Iron 300** 130 µg/L 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 Iron 300** 44400 µg/L 11S2 MW-24D 9/23/11 Iron 300** 31.5 µg/L 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 Iron 300** 24000 µg/L 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 Iron 300** 21700 µg/L 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 Iron 300** 23300 µg/L 11S2 MW-10S 2/21/12 Iron 300** 37.8 µg/L I 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/12 Iron 300** 20700 µg/L 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 Iron 300** 387 µg/L 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 Iron 300** 36600 µg/L 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 Iron 300** 36300 µg/L 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 Iron 300** 7390 µg/L 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 Iron 300** 9340 µg/L 12S1 MW-18D 2/22/12 Iron 300** 98.8 µg/L 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 Iron 300** 2010 µg/L J 12S1 MW-21D 2/22/12 Iron 300** 99.2 µg/L 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 Iron 300** 11000 µg/L 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 Iron 300** 23600 µg/L 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 Iron 300** 30400 µg/L 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Iron 300** 3650 µg/L 12S1 MW-26D 2/23/12 Iron 300** 212 µg/L 12S1 MW-8S 2/23/12 Iron 300** 692 µg/L 12S1 MW-9S 2/23/12 Iron 300** 548 µg/L 12S1 MW-10S 10/16/12 Iron 300** 34.6 µg/L I 12S2 MW-14S 10/16/12 Iron 300** 902 µg/L 12S2 MW-15S 10/16/12 Iron 300** 12800 µg/L 12S2 MW-18D 10/16/12 Iron 300** 162 µg/L 12S2 MW-19D 10/16/12 Iron 300** 2880 µg/L 12S2 MW-23S 10/16/12 Iron 300** 41600 µg/L 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 Iron 300** 4220 µg/L 12S2 MW-26D 10/16/12 Iron 300** 181 µg/L 12S2 MW-50S 10/16/12 Iron 300** 21700 µg/L 12S2 MW-8S 10/16/12 Iron 300** 691 µg/L 12S2 MW-9S 10/16/12 Iron 300** 25.5 µg/L I 12S2 MW-11D 10/17/12 Iron 300** 29900 µg/L 12S2 MW-12S 10/17/12 Iron 300** 39500 µg/L 12S2 MW-13S 10/17/12 Iron 300** 5580 µg/L 12S2 MW-21D 10/17/12 Iron 300** 262 µg/L 12S2 MW-48S 10/17/12 Iron 300** 29300 µg/L 12S2 MW-56D 10/17/12 Iron 300** 21800 µg/L 12S2 MW-13S 2/26/13 Iron 300** 33500 µg/L 13S1 MW-14S 2/26/13 Iron 300** 396 µg/L 13S1 MW-15S 2/26/13 Iron 300** 10800 µg/L 13S1 MW-18D 2/26/13 Iron 300** 115 µg/L 13S1 MW-19D 2/26/13 Iron 300** 3490 µg/L 13S1 MW-50S 2/26/13 Iron 300** 13100 µg/L 13S1 MW-10S 2/27/13 Iron 300** 54.6 µg/L 13S1 MW-11D 2/27/13 Iron 300** 4080 µg/L 13S1 MW-12S 2/27/13 Iron 300** 36900 µg/L 13S1 MW-21D 2/27/13 Iron 300** 93.1 µg/L 13S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-23S 2/27/13 Iron 300** 32200 µg/L 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 Iron 300** 5820 µg/L 13S1 MW-26D 2/27/13 Iron 300** 245 µg/L 13S1 MW-48S 2/27/13 Iron 300** 27100 µg/L 13S1 MW-56D 2/27/13 Iron 300** 1600 µg/L 13S1 MW-8S 2/27/13 Iron 300** 850 µg/L 13S1 MW-12S 9/17/13 Iron 300** 1210 µg/L 13S2 MW-21D 9/17/13 Iron 300** 117 µg/L 13S2 MW-26D 9/17/13 Iron 300** 276 µg/L 13S2 MW-48S 9/17/13 Iron 300** 27500 µg/L 13S2 MW-56D 9/17/13 Iron 300** 22100 µg/L 13S2 MW-8S 9/17/13 Iron 300** 1560 µg/L 13S2 MW-10S 9/18/13 Iron 300** 31.7 µg/L I 13S2 MW-11D 9/18/13 Iron 300** 28200 µg/L 13S2 MW-13S 9/18/13 Iron 300** 3370 µg/L 13S2 MW-15S 9/18/13 Iron 300** 13100 µg/L 13S2 MW-50S 9/18/13 Iron 300** 19900 µg/L 13S2 MW-14S 9/19/13 Iron 300** 5920 µg/L 13S2 MW-18D 9/19/13 Iron 300** 133 µg/L 13S2 MW-19D 9/19/13 Iron 300** 4080 µg/L 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 Iron 300** 43100 µg/L J 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 Iron 300** 8640 µg/L 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 Iron 300** <20 µg/L 14S1 MW-11D 2/7/14 Iron 300** 25000 µg/L 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 Iron 300** 33300 µg/L 14S1 MW-13S 2/7/14 Iron 300** 2730 µg/L 14S1 MW-14S 2/7/14 Iron 300** 1140 µg/L 14S1 MW-15S 2/7/14 Iron 300** 11900 µg/L 14S1 MW-18D 2/7/14 Iron 300** 172 µg/L 14S1 MW-19D 2/7/14 Iron 300** 3210 µg/L 14S1 MW-21D 2/7/14 Iron 300** 196 µg/L 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 Iron 300** 39200 µg/L 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 Iron 300** 11800 µg/L 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 Iron 300** 278 µg/L 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 Iron 300** 26000 µg/L 14S1 MW-50S 2/7/14 Iron 300** 24800 µg/L 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 Iron 300** 20000 µg/L 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 Iron 300** 1870 µg/L 14S1 MW-9S 2/7/14 Iron 300** 20 µg/L I 14S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Lead 300** 7.6 µg/L 08S1 MW-15S 8/25/08 Lead 300** 5.6 µg/L 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 Lead 300** 5.1 µg/L 08S2 MW-8S 3/26/10 Lead 300** 5.2 µg/L I 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Lead 300** 5.4 µg/L I 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Lead 300** 11 µg/L 10S2 MW-10S 2/21/11 Lead 300** 16.2 µg/L 11S1 MW-50S 8/25/08 Mercury 2* 0.047 µg/L 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 Mercury 2* 0.17 µg/L 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 Mercury 2* 0.12 µg/L 09S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 Mercury 2* 0.11 µg/L 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 Mercury 2* 0.063 µg/L 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 Mercury 2* 0.46 µg/L 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 Mercury 2* 0.18 µg/L 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 Mercury 2* 0.19 µg/L 09S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-24D 3/12/09 Mercury 2* 0.18 µg/L 09S1 MW-26D 3/12/09 Mercury 2* 0.17 µg/L 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 Mercury 2* 0.25 µg/L 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 Mercury 2* 0.16 µg/L 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Mercury 2* 0.63 µg/L 09S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Mercury 2* 0.23 µg/L 10S1 MW-15S 10/11/10 Mercury 2* 0.11 µg/L I 10S2 MW-21D 10/11/10 Mercury 2* 0.19 µg/L I 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 Mercury 2* 0.11 µg/L I 10S2 MW-10S 2/21/11 Mercury 2* 0.16 µg/L I 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/12 Mercury 2* 1.2 µg/L 12S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 Methylene chloride 5* 0.38 µg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Methylene chloride 5* 0.35 µg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Methylene chloride 5* 0.41 µg/L 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 Methylene chloride 5* 0.42 µg/L 08S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Methylene Chloride 5* 15 µg/L 12S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 Nickel 100* 2.9 µg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Nickel 100* 2.7 µg/L 08S1 MW-50S 8/25/08 Nickel 100* 3.3 µg/L 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 Nickel 100* 5.6 µg/L 08S2 MW-9S 3/11/09 Nickel 100* 4.9 µg/L 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Nickel 100* 5.8 µg/L 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 Nickel 100* 3.8 µg/L I 09S2 MW-11D 8/20/09 Nickel 100* 2.9 µg/L I 09S2 MW-26D 8/25/09 Nickel 100* 3.5 µg/L I 09S2 MW-10S 3/26/10 Nickel 100* 4.5 µg/L I 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Nickel 100* 7 µg/L 10S1 MW-9S 3/26/10 Nickel 100* 3.1 µg/L I 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Nickel 100* 2.9 µg/L I 10S1 MW-15S 3/29/10 Nickel 100* 5.6 µg/L 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 Nickel 100* 5.5 µg/L 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Nickel 100* 4 µg/L I 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Nickel 100* 16.1 µg/L 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 Nickel 100* 2.7 µg/L I 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Nickel 100* 2.7 µg/L I 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 Nickel 100* 3.7 µg/L I 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Nickel 100* 30.6 µg/L 11S1 MW-19D 2/18/11 Nickel 100* 3.4 µg/L I 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 Nickel 100* 3.8 µg/L I 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Nickel 100* 13.9 µg/L 11S1 MW-10S 2/19/08 Nitrate as N 10* 7.4 mg/L 08S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 Nitrate as N 10* 0.037 mg/L 08S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 Nitrate as N 10* 6 mg/L 08S1 MW-8S 2/19/08 Nitrate as N 10* 16 mg/L 08S1 MW-9S 2/19/08 Nitrate as N 10* 3.2 mg/L 08S1 MW-18D 2/20/08 Nitrate as N 10* 0.28 mg/L 08S1 MW-21D 2/20/08 Nitrate as N 10* 3.3 mg/L 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 Nitrate as N 10* 2 mg/L 08S1 MW-14S 8/21/08 Nitrate as N 10* 0.42 mg/L 08S2 MW-18D 8/21/08 Nitrate as N 10* 0.21 mg/L 08S2 MW-21D 8/21/08 Nitrate as N 10* 2 mg/L 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 Nitrate as N 10* 5.5 mg/L 08S2 MW-24D 8/26/08 Nitrate as N 10* 2 mg/L 08S2 MW-26D 8/26/08 Nitrate as N 10* 14 mg/L 08S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-8S 8/26/08 Nitrate as N 10* 6.5 mg/L 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 Nitrate as N 10* 4.5 mg/L 08S2 MW-10S 8/27/08 Nitrate as N 10* 4.1 mg/L 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 Nitrate as N 10* 9.7 mg/L 09S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 Nitrate as N 10* 0.54 mg/L 09S1 MW-14S 3/11/09 Nitrate as N 10* 2.4 mg/L 09S1 MW-15S 3/11/09 Nitrate as N 10* 0.083 mg/L 09S1 MW-18D 3/11/09 Nitrate as N 10* 0.25 mg/L 09S1 MW-19D 3/11/09 Nitrate as N 10* 0.074 mg/L 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 Nitrate as N 10* 1.8 mg/L 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 Nitrate as N 10* 2.8 mg/L 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 Nitrate as N 10* 0.083 mg/L 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 Nitrate as N 10* 0.089 mg/L 09S1 MW-24D 3/12/09 Nitrate as N 10* 1.9 mg/L 09S1 MW-26D 3/12/09 Nitrate as N 10* 9.9 mg/L 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Nitrate as N 10* 1.5 mg/L 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 Nitrate as N 10* 11 mg/L Q 09S2 MW-11D 8/20/09 Nitrate as N 10* 5.1 mg/L 09S2 MW-14S 8/20/09 Nitrate as N 10* 0.4 mg/L 09S2 MW-18D 8/20/09 Nitrate as N 10* 0.22 mg/L 09S2 MW-21D 8/20/09 Nitrate as N 10* 3.5 mg/L 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 Nitrate as N 10* 0.11 mg/L 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 Nitrate as N 10* 0.14 mg/L 09S2 MW-24D 8/25/09 Nitrate as N 10* 2 mg/L 09S2 MW-26D 8/25/09 Nitrate as N 10* 5.2 mg/L 09S2 MW-8S 8/26/09 Nitrate as N 10* 6.1 mg/L 09S2 MW-9S 8/26/09 Nitrate as N 10* 0.68 mg/L 09S2 MW-10S 3/26/10 Nitrate as N 10* 4.9 mg/L 10S1 MW-26D 3/26/10 Nitrate as N 10* 5.2 mg/L 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Nitrate as N 10* 4.4 mg/L 10S1 MW-9S 3/26/10 Nitrate as N 10* 7.1 mg/L 10S1 MW-11D 3/29/10 Nitrate as N 10* 5.3 mg/L 10S1 MW-12S 3/29/10 Nitrate as N 10* 0.47 mg/L 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Nitrate as N 10* 2.1 mg/L 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 Nitrate as N 10* 3 mg/L 10S1 MW-18D 3/29/10 Nitrate as N 10* 0.4 mg/L 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 Nitrate as N 10* 1.3 mg/L 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 Nitrate as N 10* 4 mg/L 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 Nitrate as N 10* 0.11 mg/L 10S1 MW-24D 3/30/10 Nitrate as N 10* 2.1 mg/L 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 Nitrate as N 10* 0.14 mg/L 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Nitrate as N 10* 0.1 mg/L 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 Nitrate as N 10* 0.19 mg/L 10S2 MW-18D 10/7/10 Nitrate as N 10* 0.36 mg/L 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Nitrate as N 10* 2.2 mg/L Q 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 Nitrate as N 10* 4.9 mg/L Q 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Nitrate as N 10* 7.5 mg/L Q 10S2 MW-9S 10/8/10 Nitrate as N 10* 0.55 mg/L Q 10S2 MW-21D 10/11/10 Nitrate as N 10* 3.4 mg/L 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 Nitrate as N 10* 0.11 mg/L 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 Nitrate as N 10* 0.11 mg/L 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 Nitrate as N 10* 3.9 mg/L 10S2 MW-24D 10/13/10 Nitrate as N 10* 1.9 mg/L 10S2 MW-14S 2/18/11 Nitrate as N 10* 2.3 mg/L 11S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-15S 2/18/11 Nitrate as N 10* 0.12 mg/L 11S1 MW-18D 2/18/11 Nitrate as N 10* 0.5 mg/L 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Nitrate as N 10* 1.6 mg/L 11S1 MW-21D 2/21/11 Nitrate as N 10* 2.7 mg/L 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 Nitrate as N 10* 0.12 mg/L 11S1 MW-26D 2/21/11 Nitrate as N 10* 4.1 mg/L 11S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 Nitrate as N 10* 6.7 mg/L J 11S1 MW-9S 2/21/11 Nitrate as N 10* 1.4 mg/L 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 Nitrate as N 10* 3.8 mg/L 11S2 MW-26D 9/22/11 Nitrate as N 10* 5.4 mg/L 11S2 MW-8S 9/22/11 Nitrate as N 10* 5.9 mg/L 11S2 MW-9S 9/22/11 Nitrate as N 10* 2.8 mg/L 11S2 MW-11D 9/23/11 Nitrate as N 10* 3.4 mg/L 11S2 MW-12S 9/23/11 Nitrate as N 10* 0.11 mg/L 11S2 MW-14S 9/23/11 Nitrate as N 10* 0.17 mg/L 11S2 MW-18D 9/23/11 Nitrate as N 10* 0.23 mg/L 11S2 MW-21D 9/23/11 Nitrate as N 10* 3.4 mg/L 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 Nitrate as N 10* 0.12 mg/L 11S2 MW-24D 9/23/11 Nitrate as N 10* 2.4 mg/L 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 Nitrate as N 10* 0.11 mg/L 11S2 MW-10S 2/21/12 Nitrate as N 10* 0.26 mg/L 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 Nitrate as N 10* 1.3 mg/L 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 Nitrate as N 10* 0.19 mg/L 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 Nitrate as N 10* 2.1 mg/L Q 12S1 MW-18D 2/22/12 Nitrate as N 10* 0.23 mg/L 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Nitrate as N 10* 0.19 mg/L 12S1 MW-26D 2/23/12 Nitrate as N 10* 3.8 mg/L 12S1 MW-8S 2/23/12 Nitrate as N 10* 4.6 mg/L 12S1 MW-9S 2/23/12 Nitrate as N 10* 3 mg/L 12S1 MW-10S 2/19/08 ORP NS 143 mV D 08S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 ORP NS 202 mV D 08S1 MW-8S 2/19/08 ORP NS 119 mV D 08S1 MW-9S 2/19/08 ORP NS 177 mV D 08S1 MW-18D 2/20/08 ORP NS 120 mV D 08S1 MW-21D 2/20/08 ORP NS 85 mV D 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 ORP NS 49 mV D 08S1 MW-18D 8/21/08 ORP NS 127 mV D 08S2 MW-21D 8/21/08 ORP NS 131 mV D 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 ORP NS 16 mV D 08S2 MW-24D 8/26/08 ORP NS 58 mV D 08S2 MW-26D 8/26/08 ORP NS 124 mV D 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 ORP NS 125 mV D 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 ORP NS 174 mV D 08S2 MW-10S 8/27/08 ORP NS 87 mV D 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 ORP NS 125 mV D 09S1 MW-14S 3/11/09 ORP NS 1 mV D 09S1 MW-18D 3/11/09 ORP NS 154 mV D 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 ORP NS 66 mV D 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 ORP NS 119 mV D 09S1 MW-26D 3/12/09 ORP NS 115 mV D 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 ORP NS 100 mV D 09S1 MW-10S 3/26/10 ORP NS 93 mV D 10S1 MW-26D 3/26/10 ORP NS 170 mV D 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 ORP NS 144 mV D 10S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-9S 3/26/10 ORP NS 127 mV D 10S1 MW-11D 3/29/10 ORP NS 62 mV D 10S1 MW-12S 3/29/10 ORP NS 75 mV D 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 ORP NS 190 mV D 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 ORP NS 43 mV D 10S1 MW-15S 3/29/10 ORP NS -136 mV D 10S1 MW-18D 3/29/10 ORP NS 169 mV D 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 ORP NS -12 mV D 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 ORP NS 133 mV D 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 ORP NS 72 mV D 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 ORP NS -91 mV D 10S1 MW-24D 3/30/10 ORP NS 70 mV D 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 ORP NS -101 mV D 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 ORP NS -52 mV D 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 ORP NS -3 mV D 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 ORP NS 9 mV D 10S2 MW-18D 10/7/10 ORP NS 17 mV D 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 ORP NS -74 mV D 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 ORP NS -4 mV D 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 ORP NS 150 mV D 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 ORP NS -14 mV D 10S2 MW-9S 10/8/10 ORP NS 200 mV D 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 ORP NS -92 mV D 10S2 MW-21D 10/11/10 ORP NS -19 mV D 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 ORP NS -70 mV D 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 ORP NS -54 mV D 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 ORP NS -84 mV D 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 ORP NS 9 mV D 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 ORP NS -50 mV D 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 ORP NS -54 mV D 10S2 MW-24D 10/13/10 ORP NS 56 mV D 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 ORP NS -22 mV D 11S1 MW-14S 2/18/11 ORP NS 30 mV D 11S1 MW-15S 2/18/11 ORP NS -98 mV D 11S1 MW-18D 2/18/11 ORP NS 156 mV D 11S1 MW-19D 2/18/11 ORP NS -126 mV D 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 ORP NS -88 mV D 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 ORP NS 152 mV D 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 ORP NS -63.8 mV D 11S1 MW-12S 2/21/11 ORP NS -68.3 mV D 11S1 MW-21D 2/21/11 ORP NS -81 mV D 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 ORP NS -87 mV D 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 ORP NS -19 mV D 11S1 MW-26D 2/21/11 ORP NS 150 mV D 11S1 MW-48S 2/21/11 ORP NS -71.3 mV D 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 ORP NS -19 mV D 11S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 ORP NS 154 mV D 11S1 MW-9S 2/21/11 ORP NS 180 mV D 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 ORP NS 117 mV D 11S2 MW-26D 9/22/11 ORP NS 164 mV D 11S2 MW-8S 9/22/11 ORP NS 142 mV D 11S2 MW-9S 9/22/11 ORP NS 183 mV D 11S2 MW-11D 9/23/11 ORP NS 7 mV D 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 ORP NS 18 mV D 11S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-18D 9/23/11 ORP NS 22 mV D 11S2 MW-21D 9/23/11 ORP NS 62 mV D 11S2 MW-24D 9/23/11 ORP NS 39 mV D 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 ORP NS 2 mV D 11S2 MW-10S 2/21/12 ORP NS 164 mV D 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/12 ORP NS -149 mV D 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 ORP NS 95 mV D 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 ORP NS -84 mV D 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 ORP NS -135 mV D 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 ORP NS -70 mV D 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 ORP NS -144 mV D 12S1 MW-18D 2/22/12 ORP NS 130 mV D 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 ORP NS -147 mV D 12S1 MW-21D 2/22/12 ORP NS -138 mV D 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 ORP NS -136 mV D 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 ORP NS -138 mV D 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 ORP NS -73 mV D 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 ORP NS 85 mV D 12S1 MW-26D 2/23/12 ORP NS 85 mV D 12S1 MW-8S 2/23/12 ORP NS 133 mV D 12S1 MW-9S 2/23/12 ORP NS 141 mV D 12S1 MW-10S 10/16/12 ORP NS 117 mV D 12S2 MW-14S 10/16/12 ORP NS 52 mV D 12S2 MW-15S 10/16/12 ORP NS -90 mV D 12S2 MW-18D 10/16/12 ORP NS 170 mV D 12S2 MW-19D 10/16/12 ORP NS -125 mV D 12S2 MW-23S 10/16/12 ORP NS -86 mV D 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 ORP NS -54 mV D 12S2 MW-26D 10/16/12 ORP NS 285 mV D 12S2 MW-50S 10/16/12 ORP NS -59 mV D 12S2 MW-8S 10/16/12 ORP NS 231 mV D 12S2 MW-9S 10/16/12 ORP NS 361 mV D 12S2 MW-11D 10/17/12 ORP NS -64 mV D 12S2 MW-12S 10/17/12 ORP NS -68 mV D 12S2 MW-13S 10/17/12 ORP NS 22 mV D 12S2 MW-21D 10/17/12 ORP NS 277 mV D 12S2 MW-48S 10/17/12 ORP NS -50 mV D 12S2 MW-56D 10/17/12 ORP NS -106 mV D 12S2 MW-13S 2/26/13 ORP NS -48 mV D 13S1 MW-14S 2/26/13 ORP NS 176 mV D 13S1 MW-15S 2/26/13 ORP NS -96 mV D 13S1 MW-18D 2/26/13 ORP NS 225 mV D 13S1 MW-19D 2/26/13 ORP NS -84 mV D 13S1 MW-50S 2/26/13 ORP NS -44 mV D 13S1 MW-10S 2/27/13 ORP NS 323 mV D 13S1 MW-11D 2/27/13 ORP NS -33 mV D 13S1 MW-12S 2/27/13 ORP NS -60 mV D 13S1 MW-21D 2/27/13 ORP NS 311 mV D 13S1 MW-23S 2/27/13 ORP NS -61 mV D 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 ORP NS -38 mV D 13S1 MW-26D 2/27/13 ORP NS 118 mV D 13S1 MW-48S 2/27/13 ORP NS -40 mV D 13S1 MW-56D 2/27/13 ORP NS 237 mV D 13S1 MW-8S 2/27/13 ORP NS 158 mV D 13S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-9S 2/27/13 ORP NS 315 mV D 13S1 MW-12S 9/17/13 ORP NS -27 mV D 13S2 MW-21D 9/17/13 ORP NS 97 mV D 13S2 MW-26D 9/17/13 ORP NS 126 mV D 13S2 MW-48S 9/17/13 ORP NS -72 mV D 13S2 MW-56D 9/17/13 ORP NS -84 mV D 13S2 MW-8S 9/17/13 ORP NS 140 mV D 13S2 MW-10S 9/18/13 ORP NS 142 mV D 13S2 MW-11D 9/18/13 ORP NS -97 mV D 13S2 MW-13S 9/18/13 ORP NS 89 mV D 13S2 MW-15S 9/18/13 ORP NS -106 mV D 13S2 MW-50S 9/18/13 ORP NS -98 mV D 13S2 MW-9S 9/18/13 ORP NS 151 mV D 13S2 MW-14S 9/19/13 ORP NS -57 mV D 13S2 MW-18D 9/19/13 ORP NS 177 mV D 13S2 MW-19D 9/19/13 ORP NS -138 mV D 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 ORP NS -79 mV D 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 ORP NS -61 mV D 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 ORP NS 172 mV D 14S1 MW-11D 2/7/14 ORP NS -80 mV D 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 ORP NS -71 mV D 14S1 MW-13S 2/7/14 ORP NS 170 mV D 14S1 MW-14S 2/7/14 ORP NS 46 mV D 14S1 MW-15S 2/7/14 ORP NS -59 mV D 14S1 MW-18D 2/7/14 ORP NS 129 mV D 14S1 MW-19D 2/7/14 ORP NS -129 mV D 14S1 MW-21D 2/7/14 ORP NS 107 mV D 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 ORP NS -92 mV D 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 ORP NS -67 mV D 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 ORP NS 155 mV D 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 ORP NS -56 mV D 14S1 MW-50S 2/7/14 ORP NS -88 mV D 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 ORP NS -114 mV D 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 ORP NS 175 mV D 14S1 MW-9S 2/7/14 ORP NS 156 mV D 14S1 MW-10S 2/19/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.93 S.U. D 08S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.69 S.U. D 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.59 S.U. D 08S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.19 S.U. D 08S1 MW-8S 2/19/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.62 S.U. D 08S1 MW-9S 2/19/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.89 S.U. D 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.98 S.U. D 08S1 MW-18D 2/20/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.96 S.U. D 08S1 MW-19D 2/20/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 7 S.U. D 08S1 MW-21D 2/20/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.21 S.U. D 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.76 S.U. D 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.32 S.U. D 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.63 S.U. D 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.56 S.U. D 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.91 S.U. D 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.01 S.U. D 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.27 S.U. D 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.8 S.U. D 08S2 MW-14S 8/21/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.42 S.U. D 08S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-18D 8/21/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.65 S.U. D 08S2 MW-19D 8/21/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.8 S.U. D 08S2 MW-21D 8/21/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.31 S.U. D 08S2 MW-12S 8/25/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.1 S.U. D 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.46 S.U. D 08S2 MW-48S 8/25/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.01 S.U. D 08S2 MW-50S 8/25/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.17 S.U. D 08S2 MW-56D 8/25/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.24 S.U. D 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.78 S.U. D 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.16 S.U. D 08S2 MW-24D 8/26/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 7.35 S.U. D 08S2 MW-26D 8/26/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.94 S.U. D 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.04 S.U. D 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.64 S.U. D 08S2 MW-10S 8/27/08 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.29 S.U. D 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.51 S.U. D 09S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.72 S.U. D 09S1 MW-14S 3/11/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.36 S.U. D 09S1 MW-15S 3/11/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.31 S.U. D 09S1 MW-18D 3/11/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.61 S.U. D 09S1 MW-19D 3/11/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.68 S.U. D 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.91 S.U. D 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.22 S.U. D 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.33 S.U. D 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.91 S.U. D 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.98 S.U. D 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.87 S.U. D 09S1 MW-24D 3/12/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 7.06 S.U. D 09S1 MW-26D 3/12/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.64 S.U. D 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.68 S.U. D 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.04 S.U. D 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.86 S.U. D 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.2 S.U. D 09S2 MW-11D 8/20/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.62 S.U. D 09S2 MW-12S 8/20/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.13 S.U. D 09S2 MW-14S 8/20/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.98 S.U. D 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.61 S.U. D 09S2 MW-18D 8/20/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.55 S.U. D 09S2 MW-19D 8/20/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.64 S.U. D 09S2 MW-21D 8/20/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.24 S.U. D 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6 S.U. D 09S2 MW-48S 8/20/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.21 S.U. D 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.62 S.U. D 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.31 S.U. D 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.96 S.U. D 09S2 MW-24D 8/25/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 7.32 S.U. D 09S2 MW-26D 8/25/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.91 S.U. D 09S2 MW-8S 8/26/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.05 S.U. D 09S2 MW-9S 8/26/09 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.85 S.U. D 09S2 MW-10S 3/26/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.94 S.U. D 10S1 MW-26D 3/26/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.26 S.U. D 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.42 S.U. D 10S1 MW-9S 3/26/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.76 S.U. D 10S1 MW-11D 3/29/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.99 S.U. D 10S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-12S 3/29/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.58 S.U. D 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.63 S.U. D 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.94 S.U. D 10S1 MW-15S 3/29/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.78 S.U. D 10S1 MW-18D 3/29/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.27 S.U. D 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 7.34 S.U. D 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.41 S.U. D 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.43 S.U. D 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.46 S.U. D 10S1 MW-24D 3/30/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 7.49 S.U. D 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.35 S.U. D 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.63 S.U. D 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.54 S.U. D 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 7.21 S.U. D 10S2 MW-18D 10/7/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.38 S.U. D 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 7.2 S.U. D 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.97 S.U. D 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.26 S.U. D 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.47 S.U. D 10S2 MW-9S 10/8/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.53 S.U. D 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.81 S.U. D 10S2 MW-21D 10/11/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.64 S.U. D 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.51 S.U. D 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.37 S.U. D 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.77 S.U. D 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.75 S.U. D 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.26 S.U. D 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.26 S.U. D 10S2 MW-24D 10/13/10 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.92 S.U. D 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.03 S.U. D 11S1 MW-14S 2/18/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.85 S.U. D 11S1 MW-15S 2/18/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.71 S.U. D 11S1 MW-18D 2/18/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.88 S.U. D 11S1 MW-19D 2/18/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.78 S.U. D 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.45 S.U. D 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.66 S.U. D 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.42 S.U. D 11S1 MW-12S 2/21/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.31 S.U. D 11S1 MW-21D 2/21/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.48 S.U. D 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.31 S.U. D 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.35 S.U. D 11S1 MW-26D 2/21/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.97 S.U. D 11S1 MW-48S 2/21/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.3 S.U. D 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.47 S.U. D 11S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.21 S.U. D 11S1 MW-9S 2/21/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.95 S.U. D 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.62 S.U. D 11S2 MW-26D 9/22/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.15 S.U. D 11S2 MW-8S 9/22/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.35 S.U. D 11S2 MW-9S 9/22/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.05 S.U. D 11S2 MW-11D 9/23/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.92 S.U. D 11S2 MW-12S 9/23/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.48 S.U. D 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.2 S.U. D 11S2 MW-14S 9/23/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.59 S.U. D 11S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-15S 9/23/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.81 S.U. D 11S2 MW-18D 9/23/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.84 S.U. D 11S2 MW-19D 9/23/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 7.27 S.U. D 11S2 MW-21D 9/23/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.5 S.U. D 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.54 S.U. D 11S2 MW-24D 9/23/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 7.19 S.U. D 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.2 S.U. D 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.32 S.U. D 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.67 S.U. D 11S2 MW-10S 2/21/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.7 S.U. D 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.45 S.U. D 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.57 S.U. D 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.43 S.U. D 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.25 S.U. D 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.51 S.U. D 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.97 S.U. D 12S1 MW-18D 2/22/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.04 S.U. D 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 7.31 S.U. D 12S1 MW-21D 2/22/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.38 S.U. D 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.31 S.U. D 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.62 S.U. D 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.31 S.U. D 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.38 S.U. D 12S1 MW-26D 2/23/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.18 S.U. D 12S1 MW-8S 2/23/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.29 S.U. D 12S1 MW-9S 2/23/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.46 S.U. D 12S1 MW-10S 10/16/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.04 S.U. D 12S2 MW-14S 10/16/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.77 S.U. D 12S2 MW-15S 10/16/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.63 S.U. D 12S2 MW-18D 10/16/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.13 S.U. D 12S2 MW-19D 10/16/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 7.2 S.U. D 12S2 MW-23S 10/16/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.31 S.U. D 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.45 S.U. D 12S2 MW-26D 10/16/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.05 S.U. D 12S2 MW-50S 10/16/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.26 S.U. D 12S2 MW-8S 10/16/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.26 S.U. D 12S2 MW-9S 10/16/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.26 S.U. D 12S2 MW-11D 10/17/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.28 S.U. D 12S2 MW-12S 10/17/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.23 S.U. D 12S2 MW-13S 10/17/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.06 S.U. D 12S2 MW-21D 10/17/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.43 S.U. D 12S2 MW-48S 10/17/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.14 S.U. D 12S2 MW-56D 10/17/12 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.46 S.U. D 12S2 MW-13S 2/26/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.42 S.U. D 13S1 MW-14S 2/26/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.72 S.U. D 13S1 MW-15S 2/26/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.54 S.U. D 13S1 MW-18D 2/26/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.16 S.U. D 13S1 MW-19D 2/26/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.87 S.U. D 13S1 MW-50S 2/26/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.23 S.U. D 13S1 MW-10S 2/27/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.31 S.U. D 13S1 MW-11D 2/27/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.35 S.U. D 13S1 MW-12S 2/27/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.18 S.U. D 13S1 MW-21D 2/27/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.24 S.U. D 13S1 MW-23S 2/27/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.19 S.U. D 13S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-24D 2/27/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.33 S.U. D 13S1 MW-26D 2/27/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.09 S.U. D 13S1 MW-48S 2/27/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.07 S.U. D 13S1 MW-56D 2/27/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.16 S.U. D 13S1 MW-8S 2/27/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.15 S.U. D 13S1 MW-9S 2/27/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.42 S.U. D 13S1 MW-12S 9/17/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.47 S.U. D 13S2 MW-21D 9/17/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.09 S.U. D 13S2 MW-26D 9/17/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.94 S.U. D 13S2 MW-48S 9/17/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.08 S.U. D 13S2 MW-56D 9/17/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.37 S.U. D 13S2 MW-8S 9/17/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.07 S.U. D 13S2 MW-10S 9/18/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6 S.U. D 13S2 MW-11D 9/18/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.3 S.U. D 13S2 MW-13S 9/18/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.71 S.U. D 13S2 MW-15S 9/18/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.4 S.U. D 13S2 MW-50S 9/18/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.18 S.U. D 13S2 MW-9S 9/18/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.13 S.U. D 13S2 MW-14S 9/19/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.39 S.U. D 13S2 MW-18D 9/19/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.93 S.U. D 13S2 MW-19D 9/19/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.81 S.U. D 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.11 S.U. D 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.24 S.U. D 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.09 S.U. D 14S1 MW-11D 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.31 S.U. D 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.27 S.U. D 14S1 MW-13S 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.97 S.U. D 14S1 MW-14S 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.57 S.U. D 14S1 MW-15S 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.46 S.U. D 14S1 MW-18D 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.27 S.U. D 14S1 MW-19D 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 7.17 S.U. D 14S1 MW-21D 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.35 S.U. D 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.34 S.U. D 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.41 S.U. D 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.81 S.U. D 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.1 S.U. D 14S1 MW-50S 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.29 S.U. D 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.46 S.U. D 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 6.12 S.U. D 14S1 MW-9S 2/7/14 pH (FIELD) 6.5-8.5** 5.57 S.U. D 14S1 MW-10S 2/19/08 Sodium 250* 55 mg/L 08S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 Sodium 250* 48 mg/L 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 Sodium 250* 33 mg/L 08S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 Sodium 250* 77 mg/L 08S1 MW-8S 2/19/08 Sodium 250* 120 mg/L 08S1 MW-9S 2/19/08 Sodium 250* 39 mg/L 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 Sodium 250* 4 mg/L 08S1 MW-18D 2/20/08 Sodium 250* 56 mg/L 08S1 MW-19D 2/20/08 Sodium 250* 42 mg/L 08S1 MW-21D 2/20/08 Sodium 250* 75 mg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Sodium 250* 23 mg/L 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 Sodium 250* 23 mg/L 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 Sodium 250* 74 mg/L 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 Sodium 250* 47 mg/L 08S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-48S 2/21/08 Sodium 250* 29 mg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Sodium 250* 82 mg/L 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 Sodium 250* 62 mg/L 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 Sodium 250* 10 mg/L 08S2 MW-14S 8/21/08 Sodium 250* 73 mg/L 08S2 MW-18D 8/21/08 Sodium 250* 52 mg/L 08S2 MW-19D 8/21/08 Sodium 250* 45 mg/L 08S2 MW-21D 8/21/08 Sodium 250* 68 mg/L 08S2 MW-12S 8/25/08 Sodium 250* 41 mg/L 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 Sodium 250* 60 mg/L 08S2 MW-48S 8/25/08 Sodium 250* 46 mg/L 08S2 MW-50S 8/25/08 Sodium 250* 82 mg/L 08S2 MW-56D 8/25/08 Sodium 250* 52 mg/L 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 Sodium 250* 36 mg/L 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 Sodium 250* 18 mg/L 08S2 MW-24D 8/26/08 Sodium 250* 19 mg/L 08S2 MW-26D 8/26/08 Sodium 250* 120 mg/L 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 Sodium 250* 120 mg/L 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 Sodium 250* 25 mg/L 08S2 MW-10S 8/27/08 Sodium 250* 80 mg/L 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 Sodium 250* 89 mg/L 09S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 Sodium 250* 4.4 mg/L 09S1 MW-14S 3/11/09 Sodium 250* 79 mg/L 09S1 MW-15S 3/11/09 Sodium 250* 50 mg/L 09S1 MW-18D 3/11/09 Sodium 250* 54 mg/L 09S1 MW-19D 3/11/09 Sodium 250* 36 mg/L 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 Sodium 250* 72 mg/L 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 Sodium 250* 92 mg/L 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 Sodium 250* 35 mg/L 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 Sodium 250* 48 mg/L 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 Sodium 250* 37 mg/L 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 Sodium 250* 20 mg/L 09S1 MW-24D 3/12/09 Sodium 250* 20 mg/L 09S1 MW-26D 3/12/09 Sodium 250* 120 mg/L 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 Sodium 250* 35 mg/L 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 Sodium 250* 59 mg/L 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Sodium 250* 72 mg/L 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 Sodium 250* 77 mg/L 09S2 MW-11D 8/20/09 Sodium 250* 39 mg/L 09S2 MW-12S 8/20/09 Sodium 250* 36 mg/L 09S2 MW-14S 8/20/09 Sodium 250* 84 mg/L 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 Sodium 250* 46 mg/L 09S2 MW-18D 8/20/09 Sodium 250* 57 mg/L 09S2 MW-19D 8/20/09 Sodium 250* 25 mg/L 09S2 MW-21D 8/20/09 Sodium 250* 80 mg/L 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 Sodium 250* 17 mg/L 09S2 MW-48S 8/20/09 Sodium 250* 11 mg/L 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 Sodium 250* 80 mg/L 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 Sodium 250* 54 mg/L 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 Sodium 250* 13 mg/L 09S2 MW-24D 8/25/09 Sodium 250* 19 mg/L 09S2 MW-26D 8/25/09 Sodium 250* 8.8 mg/L 09S2 MW-8S 8/26/09 Sodium 250* 94 mg/L 09S2 MW-9S 8/26/09 Sodium 250* 4.4 mg/L 09S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-10S 3/26/10 Sodium 250* 69.3 mg/L 10S1 MW-26D 3/26/10 Sodium 250* 82 mg/L 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Sodium 250* 70 mg/L 10S1 MW-9S 3/26/10 Sodium 250* 76.3 mg/L 10S1 MW-11D 3/29/10 Sodium 250* 42.1 mg/L 10S1 MW-12S 3/29/10 Sodium 250* 31.8 mg/L 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Sodium 250* 3.4 mg/L 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 Sodium 250* 90.4 mg/L 10S1 MW-15S 3/29/10 Sodium 250* 51.1 mg/L 10S1 MW-18D 3/29/10 Sodium 250* 56.9 mg/L 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 Sodium 250* 28.8 mg/L 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 Sodium 250* 86.4 mg/L 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 Sodium 250* 83.8 mg/L 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 Sodium 250* 18.7 mg/L 10S1 MW-24D 3/30/10 Sodium 250* 19.7 mg/L 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 Sodium 250* 21.1 mg/L 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 Sodium 250* 61.6 mg/L 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Sodium 250* 3.8 mg/L 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 Sodium 250* 74 mg/L 10S2 MW-18D 10/7/10 Sodium 250* 54.2 mg/L 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 Sodium 250* 31.1 mg/L 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Sodium 250* 52.9 mg/L 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 Sodium 250* 83.8 mg/L 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Sodium 250* 71 mg/L 10S2 MW-9S 10/8/10 Sodium 250* 10 mg/L 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 Sodium 250* 38.2 mg/L 10S2 MW-21D 10/11/10 Sodium 250* 76.7 mg/L 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 Sodium 250* 65.7 mg/L 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 Sodium 250* 13.6 mg/L 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 Sodium 250* 56 mg/L 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 Sodium 250* 40 mg/L 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Sodium 250* 37.2 mg/L 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Sodium 250* 16.5 mg/L 10S2 MW-24D 10/13/10 Sodium 250* 18.8 mg/L 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Sodium 250* 11.5 mg/L 11S1 MW-14S 2/18/11 Sodium 250* 64.6 mg/L 11S1 MW-15S 2/18/11 Sodium 250* 36.7 mg/L 11S1 MW-18D 2/18/11 Sodium 250* 60.3 mg/L 11S1 MW-19D 2/18/11 Sodium 250* 30.6 mg/L 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 Sodium 250* 100 mg/L 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Sodium 250* 38.8 mg/L 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 Sodium 250* 50.4 mg/L 11S1 MW-12S 2/21/11 Sodium 250* 47.8 mg/L 11S1 MW-21D 2/21/11 Sodium 250* 77.3 mg/L 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 Sodium 250* 26.6 mg/L 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 Sodium 250* 23.3 mg/L 11S1 MW-26D 2/21/11 Sodium 250* 87.4 mg/L 11S1 MW-48S 2/21/11 Sodium 250* 11.8 mg/L 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 Sodium 250* 54.6 mg/L 11S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 Sodium 250* 89.2 mg/L 11S1 MW-9S 2/21/11 Sodium 250* 9.3 mg/L 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 Sodium 250* 52 mg/L 11S2 MW-26D 9/22/11 Sodium 250* 88.9 mg/L 11S2 MW-8S 9/22/11 Sodium 250* 83.6 mg/L 11S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-9S 9/22/11 Sodium 250* 20.7 mg/L 11S2 MW-11D 9/23/11 Sodium 250* 40.8 mg/L 11S2 MW-12S 9/23/11 Sodium 250* 38.1 mg/L 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 Sodium 250* 25.4 mg/L 11S2 MW-14S 9/23/11 Sodium 250* 74.9 mg/L 11S2 MW-15S 9/23/11 Sodium 250* 36.5 mg/L 11S2 MW-18D 9/23/11 Sodium 250* 59.3 mg/L 11S2 MW-19D 9/23/11 Sodium 250* 28.3 mg/L 11S2 MW-21D 9/23/11 Sodium 250* 76.1 mg/L 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 Sodium 250* 30.4 mg/L 11S2 MW-24D 9/23/11 Sodium 250* 19.6 mg/L 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 Sodium 250* 6 mg/L 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 Sodium 250* 83.4 mg/L 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 Sodium 250* 55.6 mg/L 11S2 MW-10S 2/21/12 Sodium 250* 6 mg/L 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/12 Sodium 250* 6.9 mg/L 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 Sodium 250* 41.5 mg/L 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 Sodium 250* 23.8 mg/L 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 Sodium 250* 49.6 mg/L 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 Sodium 250* 65.9 mg/L 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 Sodium 250* 34.4 mg/L 12S1 MW-18D 2/22/12 Sodium 250* 57.8 mg/L 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 Sodium 250* 27.7 mg/L J 12S1 MW-21D 2/22/12 Sodium 250* 73.2 mg/L 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 Sodium 250* 63.4 mg/L 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 Sodium 250* 56.3 mg/L 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 Sodium 250* 31.3 mg/L 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Sodium 250* 20.5 mg/L 12S1 MW-26D 2/23/12 Sodium 250* 77.7 mg/L 12S1 MW-8S 2/23/12 Sodium 250* 97 mg/L 12S1 MW-9S 2/23/12 Sodium 250* 35.7 mg/L 12S1 MW-26D 10/16/12 Sodium 250* 78.9 mg/L 12S2 MW-50S 10/16/12 Sodium 250* 64 mg/L 12S2 MW-8S 10/16/12 Sodium 250* 85.4 mg/L 12S2 MW-19D 2/26/13 Sodium 250* 30.8 mg/L 13S1 MW-50S 2/26/13 Sodium 250* 64.2 mg/L 13S1 MW-21D 2/27/13 Sodium 250* 77.5 mg/L 13S1 MW-26D 2/27/13 Sodium 250* 81.7 mg/L 13S1 MW-8S 2/27/13 Sodium 250* 91.7 mg/L 13S1 MW-26D 9/17/13 Sodium 250* 92.6 mg/L 13S2 MW-8S 9/17/13 Sodium 250* 86.1 mg/L 13S2 MW-50S 9/18/13 Sodium 250* 56 mg/L 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 Sodium 250* 27.7 mg/L 13S2 MW-19D 2/7/14 Sodium 250* 37.7 mg/L 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 Sodium 250* 87.9 mg/L 14S1 MW-50S 2/7/14 Sodium 250* 83.4 mg/L 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 Sodium 250* 84.1 mg/L 14S1 MW-10S 2/19/08 Specific Conductance NS 370 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 Specific Conductance NS 920 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 Specific Conductance NS 712 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 Specific Conductance NS 450 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-8S 2/19/08 Specific Conductance NS 684 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-9S 2/19/08 Specific Conductance NS 254 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 Specific Conductance NS 149 µmhos/cm D 08S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-18D 2/20/08 Specific Conductance NS 294 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-19D 2/20/08 Specific Conductance NS 484 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-21D 2/20/08 Specific Conductance NS 399 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Specific Conductance NS 840 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 Specific Conductance NS 527 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 Specific Conductance NS 613 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 Specific Conductance NS 628 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Specific Conductance NS 458 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Specific Conductance NS 837 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 Specific Conductance NS 431 µmhos/cm D 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 Specific Conductance NS 298 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-14S 8/21/08 Specific Conductance NS 603 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-18D 8/21/08 Specific Conductance NS 304 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-19D 8/21/08 Specific Conductance NS 517 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-21D 8/21/08 Specific Conductance NS 422 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-12S 8/25/08 Specific Conductance NS 824 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 Specific Conductance NS 767 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-48S 8/25/08 Specific Conductance NS 607 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-50S 8/25/08 Specific Conductance NS 1066 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-56D 8/25/08 Specific Conductance NS 448 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 Specific Conductance NS 742 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 Specific Conductance NS 890 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-24D 8/26/08 Specific Conductance NS 458 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-26D 8/26/08 Specific Conductance NS 732 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 Specific Conductance NS 710 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 Specific Conductance NS 187 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-10S 8/27/08 Specific Conductance NS 547 µmhos/cm D 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 Specific Conductance NS 513 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 Specific Conductance NS 170 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-14S 3/11/09 Specific Conductance NS 633 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-15S 3/11/09 Specific Conductance NS 737 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-18D 3/11/09 Specific Conductance NS 298 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-19D 3/11/09 Specific Conductance NS 510 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 Specific Conductance NS 434 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 Specific Conductance NS 907 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 Specific Conductance NS 99 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 Specific Conductance NS 889 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 Specific Conductance NS 777 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 Specific Conductance NS 801 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-24D 3/12/09 Specific Conductance NS 459 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-26D 3/12/09 Specific Conductance NS 662 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 Specific Conductance NS 545 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 Specific Conductance NS 439 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Specific Conductance NS 386 µmhos/cm D 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 Specific Conductance NS 509 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-11D 8/20/09 Specific Conductance NS 756 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-12S 8/20/09 Specific Conductance NS 821 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-14S 8/20/09 Specific Conductance NS 655 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 Specific Conductance NS 829 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-18D 8/20/09 Specific Conductance NS 315 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-19D 8/20/09 Specific Conductance NS 417 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-21D 8/20/09 Specific Conductance NS 466 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 Specific Conductance NS 819 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-48S 8/20/09 Specific Conductance NS 380 umhos/cm D 09S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-50S 8/20/09 Specific Conductance NS 870 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 Specific Conductance NS 446 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 Specific Conductance NS 316 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-24D 8/25/09 Specific Conductance NS 462 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-26D 8/25/09 Specific Conductance NS 478 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-8S 8/26/09 Specific Conductance NS 562 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-9S 8/26/09 Specific Conductance NS 70 umhos/cm D 09S2 MW-10S 3/26/10 Specific Conductance NS 389 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-26D 3/26/10 Specific Conductance NS 461 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Specific Conductance NS 390 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-9S 3/26/10 Specific Conductance NS 437 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-11D 3/29/10 Specific Conductance NS 787 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-12S 3/29/10 Specific Conductance NS 632 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Specific Conductance NS 95 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 Specific Conductance NS 705 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-15S 3/29/10 Specific Conductance NS 773 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-18D 3/29/10 Specific Conductance NS 309 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 Specific Conductance NS 437 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 Specific Conductance NS 418 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 Specific Conductance NS 662 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 Specific Conductance NS 841 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-24D 3/30/10 Specific Conductance NS 507 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 Specific Conductance NS 467 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 Specific Conductance NS 398 umhos/cm D 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Specific Conductance NS 142 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 Specific Conductance NS 654 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-18D 10/7/10 Specific Conductance NS 316 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 Specific Conductance NS 474 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Specific Conductance NS 290 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 Specific Conductance NS 502 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Specific Conductance NS 436 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-9S 10/8/10 Specific Conductance NS 90 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 Specific Conductance NS 582 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-21D 10/11/10 Specific Conductance NS 456 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 Specific Conductance NS 642 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 Specific Conductance NS 368 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 Specific Conductance NS 426 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 Specific Conductance NS 757 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Specific Conductance NS 783 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Specific Conductance NS 772 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-24D 10/13/10 Specific Conductance NS 492 umhos/cm D 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Specific Conductance NS 322 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-14S 2/18/11 Specific Conductance NS 581 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-15S 2/18/11 Specific Conductance NS 607 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-18D 2/18/11 Specific Conductance NS 337 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-19D 2/18/11 Specific Conductance NS 510 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 Specific Conductance NS 1240 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Specific Conductance NS 206 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 Specific Conductance NS 1046 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-12S 2/21/11 Specific Conductance NS 825 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-21D 2/21/11 Specific Conductance NS 448 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 Specific Conductance NS 896 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 Specific Conductance NS 662 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-26D 2/21/11 Specific Conductance NS 488 umhos/cm D 11S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-48S 2/21/11 Specific Conductance NS 297 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 Specific Conductance NS 419 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 Specific Conductance NS 514 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-9S 2/21/11 Specific Conductance NS 91 umhos/cm D 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 Specific Conductance NS 307 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-26D 9/22/11 Specific Conductance NS 460 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-8S 9/22/11 Specific Conductance NS 480 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-9S 9/22/11 Specific Conductance NS 143 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-11D 9/23/11 Specific Conductance NS 824 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-12S 9/23/11 Specific Conductance NS 872 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 Specific Conductance NS 419 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-14S 9/23/11 Specific Conductance NS 627 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-15S 9/23/11 Specific Conductance NS 621 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-18D 9/23/11 Specific Conductance NS 319 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-19D 9/23/11 Specific Conductance NS 509 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-21D 9/23/11 Specific Conductance NS 442 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 Specific Conductance NS 941 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-24D 9/23/11 Specific Conductance NS 498 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 Specific Conductance NS 200 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 Specific Conductance NS 904 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 Specific Conductance NS 422 µmhos/cm D 11S2 MW-10S 2/21/12 Specific Conductance NS 223 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/12 Specific Conductance NS 194 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 Specific Conductance NS 835 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 Specific Conductance NS 765 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 Specific Conductance NS 857 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 Specific Conductance NS 554 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 Specific Conductance NS 672 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-18D 2/22/12 Specific Conductance NS 303 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 Specific Conductance NS 479 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-21D 2/22/12 Specific Conductance NS 448 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 Specific Conductance NS 729 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 Specific Conductance NS 439 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 Specific Conductance NS 821 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Specific Conductance NS 393 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-26D 2/23/12 Specific Conductance NS 393 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-8S 2/23/12 Specific Conductance NS 507 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-9S 2/23/12 Specific Conductance NS 202 umhos/cm D 12S1 MW-10S 10/16/12 Specific Conductance NS 238 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-14S 10/16/12 Specific Conductance NS 501 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-15S 10/16/12 Specific Conductance NS 650 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-18D 10/16/12 Specific Conductance NS 312 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-19D 10/16/12 Specific Conductance NS 611 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-23S 10/16/12 Specific Conductance NS 783 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 Specific Conductance NS 622 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-26D 10/16/12 Specific Conductance NS 444 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-50S 10/16/12 Specific Conductance NS 772 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-8S 10/16/12 Specific Conductance NS 469 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-9S 10/16/12 Specific Conductance NS 159 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-11D 10/17/12 Specific Conductance NS 1055 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-12S 10/17/12 Specific Conductance NS 758 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-13S 10/17/12 Specific Conductance NS 296 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-21D 10/17/12 Specific Conductance NS 418 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-48S 10/17/12 Specific Conductance NS 425 umhos/cm D 12S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-56D 10/17/12 Specific Conductance NS 452 umhos/cm D 12S2 MW-13S 2/26/13 Specific Conductance NS 791 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-14S 2/26/13 Specific Conductance NS 488 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-15S 2/26/13 Specific Conductance NS 597 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-18D 2/26/13 Specific Conductance NS 305 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-19D 2/26/13 Specific Conductance NS 602 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-50S 2/26/13 Specific Conductance NS 583 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-10S 2/27/13 Specific Conductance NS 228 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-11D 2/27/13 Specific Conductance NS 903 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-12S 2/27/13 Specific Conductance NS 793 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-21D 2/27/13 Specific Conductance NS 411 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-23S 2/27/13 Specific Conductance NS 789 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 Specific Conductance NS 688 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-26D 2/27/13 Specific Conductance NS 368 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-48S 2/27/13 Specific Conductance NS 216 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-56D 2/27/13 Specific Conductance NS 339 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-8S 2/27/13 Specific Conductance NS 476 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-9S 2/27/13 Specific Conductance NS 162 umhos/cm D 13S1 MW-12S 9/17/13 Specific Conductance NS 638 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-21D 9/17/13 Specific Conductance NS 455 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-26D 9/17/13 Specific Conductance NS 547 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-48S 9/17/13 Specific Conductance NS 441 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-56D 9/17/13 Specific Conductance NS 469 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-8S 9/17/13 Specific Conductance NS 518 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-10S 9/18/13 Specific Conductance NS 240 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-11D 9/18/13 Specific Conductance NS 794 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-13S 9/18/13 Specific Conductance NS 189 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-15S 9/18/13 Specific Conductance NS 697 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-50S 9/18/13 Specific Conductance NS 502 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-9S 9/18/13 Specific Conductance NS 154 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-14S 9/19/13 Specific Conductance NS 486 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-18D 9/19/13 Specific Conductance NS 334 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-19D 9/19/13 Specific Conductance NS 600 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 Specific Conductance NS 805 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 Specific Conductance NS 724 umhos/cm D 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 185 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-11D 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 1005 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 733 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-13S 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 130 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-14S 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 499 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-15S 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 575 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-18D 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 303 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-19D 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 536 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-21D 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 418 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 790 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 761 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 457 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 475 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-50S 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 1056 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 428 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 450 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-9S 2/7/14 Specific Conductance NS 90 umhos/cm D 14S1 MW-10S 2/19/08 TDS 500** 230 mg/L 08S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 TDS 500** 450 mg/L 08S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-12S 2/19/08 TDS 500** 320 mg/L 08S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 TDS 500** 230 mg/L 08S1 MW-8S 2/19/08 TDS 500** 380 mg/L 08S1 MW-9S 2/19/08 TDS 500** 140 mg/L 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 TDS 500** 100 mg/L 08S1 MW-18D 2/20/08 TDS 500** 180 mg/L 08S1 MW-19D 2/20/08 TDS 500** 270 mg/L 08S1 MW-21D 2/20/08 TDS 500** 230 mg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 TDS 500** 400 mg/L 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 TDS 500** 310 mg/L 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 TDS 500** 290 mg/L 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 TDS 500** 290 mg/L 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 TDS 500** 180 mg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 TDS 500** 360 mg/L 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 TDS 500** 200 mg/L 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 TDS 500** 130 mg/L 08S2 MW-14S 8/21/08 TDS 500** 330 mg/L 08S2 MW-18D 8/21/08 TDS 500** 170 mg/L 08S2 MW-19D 8/21/08 TDS 500** 300 mg/L 08S2 MW-21D 8/21/08 TDS 500** 250 mg/L 08S2 MW-12S 8/25/08 TDS 500** 390 mg/L 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 TDS 500** 340 mg/L 08S2 MW-48S 8/25/08 TDS 500** 220 mg/L 08S2 MW-50S 8/25/08 TDS 500** 410 mg/L 08S2 MW-56D 8/25/08 TDS 500** 180 mg/L 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 TDS 500** 410 mg/L 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 TDS 500** 400 mg/L 08S2 MW-24D 8/26/08 TDS 500** 230 mg/L 08S2 MW-26D 8/26/08 TDS 500** 400 mg/L 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 TDS 500** 490 mg/L 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 TDS 500** 140 mg/L 08S2 MW-10S 8/27/08 TDS 500** 310 mg/L 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 TDS 500** 320 mg/L 09S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 TDS 500** 85 mg/L 09S1 MW-14S 3/11/09 TDS 500** 320 mg/L 09S1 MW-15S 3/11/09 TDS 500** 320 mg/L 09S1 MW-18D 3/11/09 TDS 500** 160 mg/L 09S1 MW-19D 3/11/09 TDS 500** 260 mg/L 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 TDS 500** 220 mg/L 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 TDS 500** 380 mg/L 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 TDS 500** 170 mg/L 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 TDS 500** 390 mg/L 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 TDS 500** 370 mg/L 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 TDS 500** 340 mg/L 09S1 MW-24D 3/12/09 TDS 500** 240 mg/L 09S1 MW-26D 3/12/09 TDS 500** 360 mg/L 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 TDS 500** 220 mg/L 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 TDS 500** 190 mg/L 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 TDS 500** 300 mg/L 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 TDS 500** 300 mg/L 09S2 MW-11D 8/20/09 TDS 500** 410 mg/L 09S2 MW-12S 8/20/09 TDS 500** 370 mg/L 09S2 MW-14S 8/20/09 TDS 500** 310 mg/L 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 TDS 500** 360 mg/L 09S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-18D 8/20/09 TDS 500** 160 mg/L 09S2 MW-19D 8/20/09 TDS 500** 220 mg/L 09S2 MW-21D 8/20/09 TDS 500** 250 mg/L 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 TDS 500** 350 mg/L 09S2 MW-48S 8/20/09 TDS 500** 150 mg/L 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 TDS 500** 350 mg/L 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 TDS 500** 180 mg/L 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 TDS 500** 140 mg/L 09S2 MW-24D 8/25/09 TDS 500** 250 mg/L 09S2 MW-26D 8/25/09 TDS 500** 240 mg/L 09S2 MW-8S 8/26/09 TDS 500** 310 mg/L 09S2 MW-9S 8/26/09 TDS 500** 39 mg/L 09S2 MW-10S 3/26/10 TDS 500** 231 mg/L 10S1 MW-26D 3/26/10 TDS 500** 235 mg/L 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 TDS 500** 300 mg/L 10S1 MW-9S 3/26/10 TDS 500** 226 mg/L 10S1 MW-11D 3/29/10 TDS 500** 415 mg/L 10S1 MW-12S 3/29/10 TDS 500** 305 mg/L 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 TDS 500** 103 mg/L 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 TDS 500** 340 mg/L 10S1 MW-15S 3/29/10 TDS 500** 312 mg/L 10S1 MW-18D 3/29/10 TDS 500** 157 mg/L 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 TDS 500** 201 mg/L 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 TDS 500** 255 mg/L 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 TDS 500** 317 mg/L 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 TDS 500** 364 mg/L 10S1 MW-24D 3/30/10 TDS 500** 263 mg/L 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 TDS 500** 196 mg/L 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 TDS 500** 225 mg/L 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 TDS 500** 141 mg/L 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 TDS 500** 325 mg/L 10S2 MW-18D 10/7/10 TDS 500** 172 mg/L 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 TDS 500** 243 mg/L 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 TDS 500** 403 mg/L 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 TDS 500** 279 mg/L 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 TDS 500** 280 mg/L 10S2 MW-9S 10/8/10 TDS 500** 55 mg/L 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 TDS 500** 266 mg/L 10S2 MW-21D 10/11/10 TDS 500** 242 mg/L 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 TDS 500** 288 mg/L 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 TDS 500** 158 mg/L 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 TDS 500** 200 mg/L 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 TDS 500** 437 mg/L 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 TDS 500** 392 mg/L 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 TDS 500** 353 mg/L 10S2 MW-24D 10/13/10 TDS 500** 272 mg/L 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 TDS 500** 140 mg/L 11S1 MW-14S 2/18/11 TDS 500** 300 mg/L 11S1 MW-15S 2/18/11 TDS 500** 272 mg/L 11S1 MW-18D 2/18/11 TDS 500** 171 mg/L 11S1 MW-19D 2/18/11 TDS 500** 255 mg/L 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 TDS 500** 446 mg/L 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 TDS 500** 373 mg/L 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 TDS 500** 521 mg/L 11S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-12S 2/21/11 TDS 500** 407 mg/L 11S1 MW-21D 2/21/11 TDS 500** 243 mg/L 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 TDS 500** 411 mg/L 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 TDS 500** 349 mg/L 11S1 MW-26D 2/21/11 TDS 500** 253 mg/L 11S1 MW-48S 2/21/11 TDS 500** 111 mg/L 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 TDS 500** 187 mg/L 11S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 TDS 500** 292 mg/L 11S1 MW-9S 2/21/11 TDS 500** 54 mg/L 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 TDS 500** 192 mg/L 11S2 MW-26D 9/22/11 TDS 500** 230 mg/L 11S2 MW-8S 9/22/11 TDS 500** 260 mg/L 11S2 MW-9S 9/22/11 TDS 500** 74 mg/L 11S2 MW-11D 9/23/11 TDS 500** 426 mg/L 11S2 MW-12S 9/23/11 TDS 500** 398 mg/L 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 TDS 500** 177 mg/L 11S2 MW-14S 9/23/11 TDS 500** 287 mg/L 11S2 MW-15S 9/23/11 TDS 500** 259 mg/L 11S2 MW-18D 9/23/11 TDS 500** 150 mg/L 11S2 MW-19D 9/23/11 TDS 500** 254 mg/L 11S2 MW-21D 9/23/11 TDS 500** 212 mg/L 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 TDS 500** 396 mg/L 11S2 MW-24D 9/23/11 TDS 500** 259 mg/L 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 TDS 500** 50 mg/L 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 TDS 500** 334 mg/L 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 TDS 500** 164 mg/L 11S2 MW-10S 2/21/12 TDS 500** 109 mg/L 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/12 TDS 500** 71 mg/L 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 TDS 500** 470 mg/L 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 TDS 500** 398 mg/L 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 TDS 500** 357 mg/L 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 TDS 500** 280 mg/L 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 TDS 500** 297 mg/L 12S1 MW-18D 2/22/12 TDS 500** 167 mg/L 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 TDS 500** 264 mg/L 12S1 MW-21D 2/22/12 TDS 500** 234 mg/L 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 TDS 500** 310 mg/L 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 TDS 500** 187 mg/L 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 TDS 500** 400 mg/L 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 TDS 500** 366 mg/L 12S1 MW-26D 2/23/12 TDS 500** 237 mg/L 12S1 MW-8S 2/23/12 TDS 500** 307 mg/L 12S1 MW-9S 2/23/12 TDS 500** 108 mg/L 12S1 MW-10S 10/16/12 TDS 500** 126 mg/L 12S2 MW-14S 10/16/12 TDS 500** 253 mg/L 12S2 MW-15S 10/16/12 TDS 500** 286 mg/L 12S2 MW-19D 10/16/12 TDS 500** 306 mg/L 12S2 MW-23S 10/16/12 TDS 500** 378 mg/L 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 TDS 500** 357 mg/L 12S2 MW-26D 10/16/12 TDS 500** 247 mg/L 12S2 MW-50S 10/16/12 TDS 500** 301 mg/L 12S2 MW-8S 10/16/12 TDS 500** 262 mg/L 12S2 MW-11D 10/17/12 TDS 500** 533 mg/L 12S2 MW-12S 10/17/12 TDS 500** 407 mg/L 12S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-13S 10/17/12 TDS 500** 159 mg/L 12S2 MW-48S 10/17/12 TDS 500** 162 mg/L 12S2 MW-56D 10/17/12 TDS 500** 185 mg/L 12S2 MW-13S 2/26/13 TDS 500** 307 mg/L 13S1 MW-14S 2/26/13 TDS 500** 277 mg/L 13S1 MW-15S 2/26/13 TDS 500** 242 mg/L 13S1 MW-19D 2/26/13 TDS 500** 335 mg/L 13S1 MW-50S 2/26/13 TDS 500** 218 mg/L 13S1 MW-10S 2/27/13 TDS 500** 127 mg/L 13S1 MW-11D 2/27/13 TDS 500** 497 mg/L 13S1 MW-12S 2/27/13 TDS 500** 380 mg/L 13S1 MW-23S 2/27/13 TDS 500** 384 mg/L 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 TDS 500** 376 mg/L 13S1 MW-26D 2/27/13 TDS 500** 216 mg/L 13S1 MW-48S 2/27/13 TDS 500** 96 mg/L 13S1 MW-56D 2/27/13 TDS 500** 184 mg/L 13S1 MW-8S 2/27/13 TDS 500** 304 mg/L 13S1 MW-12S 9/17/13 TDS 500** 368 mg/L 13S2 MW-26D 9/17/13 TDS 500** 291 mg/L 13S2 MW-48S 9/17/13 TDS 500** 184 mg/L 13S2 MW-56D 9/17/13 TDS 500** 209 mg/L 13S2 MW-8S 9/17/13 TDS 500** 312 mg/L 13S2 MW-10S 9/18/13 TDS 500** 123 mg/L 13S2 MW-11D 9/18/13 TDS 500** 542 mg/L 13S2 MW-13S 9/18/13 TDS 500** 152 mg/L 13S2 MW-15S 9/18/13 TDS 500** 316 mg/L 13S2 MW-50S 9/18/13 TDS 500** 274 mg/L 13S2 MW-14S 9/19/13 TDS 500** 278 mg/L 13S2 MW-19D 9/19/13 TDS 500** 333 mg/L 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 TDS 500** 385 mg/L 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 TDS 500** 403 mg/L 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 TDS 500** 117 mg/L 14S1 MW-11D 2/7/14 TDS 500** 496 mg/L 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 TDS 500** 364 mg/L 14S1 MW-13S 2/7/14 TDS 500** 81 mg/L 14S1 MW-14S 2/7/14 TDS 500** 273 mg/L 14S1 MW-15S 2/7/14 TDS 500** 312 mg/L 14S1 MW-19D 2/7/14 TDS 500** 275 mg/L 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 TDS 500** 359 mg/L 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 TDS 500** 415 mg/L 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 TDS 500** 289 mg/L 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 TDS 500** 202 mg/L 14S1 MW-50S 2/7/14 TDS 500** 411 mg/L 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 TDS 500** 210 mg/L 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 TDS 500** 319 mg/L 14S1 MW-48S 9/23/11 Tetrachloroethene 3* 1.8 µg/L 11S2 MW-26D 9/17/13 Tetrachloroethene 3* 0.63 µg/L I 13S2 MW-48S 9/17/13 Tetrachloroethene 3* 2.8 µg/L 13S2 MW-56D 9/17/13 Tetrachloroethene 3* 0.57 µg/L I 13S2 MW-8S 9/17/13 Tetrachloroethene 3* 0.63 µg/L I 13S2 MW-24D 3/12/09 Thallium 2* 0.54 µg/L 09S1 MW-26D 8/25/09 Thallium 2* 0.76 µg/L I 09S2 MW-10S 2/19/08 Toluene 40** 2.4 µg/L 08S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 Toluene 40** 1.9 µg/L 08S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-12S 2/19/08 Toluene 40** 3.1 µg/L 08S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 Toluene 40** 1.6 µg/L 08S1 MW-8S 2/19/08 Toluene 40** 1.5 µg/L 08S1 MW-9S 2/19/08 Toluene 40** 1.7 µg/L 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 Toluene 40** 1 µg/L 08S1 MW-18D 2/20/08 Toluene 40** 1.9 µg/L 08S1 MW-19D 2/20/08 Toluene 40** 1.5 µg/L 08S1 MW-21D 2/20/08 Toluene 40** 1.4 µg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Toluene 40** 1.8 µg/L 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 Toluene 40** 1.7 µg/L 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 Toluene 40** 2 µg/L 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 Toluene 40** 1.5 µg/L 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Toluene 40** 2.6 µg/L 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Toluene 40** 2.2 µg/L 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 Toluene 40** 2.7 µg/L 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 Toluene 40** 0.52 µg/L 08S2 MW-18D 8/21/08 Toluene 40** 0.62 µg/L 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 Toluene 40** 0.53 µg/L 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 Toluene 40** 0.78 µg/L 08S2 MW-13S 3/11/09 Toluene 40** 3.5 µg/L 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 Toluene 40** 4.3 µg/L 09S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Toluene 40** 0.79 µg/L I 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 Toluene 40** 1 µg/L 10S2 MW-18D 10/7/10 Toluene 40** 0.73 µg/L I 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 Toluene 40** 0.63 µg/L I 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Toluene 40** 1.1 µg/L 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 Toluene 40** 1.6 µg/L 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Toluene 40** 0.51 µg/L I 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 Toluene 40** 0.57 µg/L I 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 Toluene 40** 0.8 µg/L I 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 Toluene 40** 0.55 µg/L I 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 Toluene 40** 0.54 µg/L I 10S2 MW-15S 2/22/12 Toluene 40** 1.1 µg/L 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 Toluene 40** 0.99 µg/L I 12S1 MW-26D 2/23/12 Toluene 40** 0.51 µg/L I 12S1 MW-48S 9/23/11 Trichloroethene 3* 3.3 µg/L 11S2 MW-48S 2/21/12 Trichloroethene 3* 0.57 µg/L I 12S1 MW-48S 9/17/13 Trichloroethene 3* 3.3 µg/L 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 Trichloroethene 3* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 Trichloroethene 3* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 Trichloroethene 3* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 Trichloroethene 3* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 Trichloroethene 3* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 Trichloroethene 3* 1.3 µg/L 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 Trichloroethene 3* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 Trichloroethene 3* <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-10S 2/19/08 Turbidity NS 4.55 NTU 08S1 MW-11D 2/19/08 Turbidity NS 5.11 NTU 08S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 Turbidity NS 33 NTU 08S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 Turbidity NS 3.4 NTU 08S1 MW-8S 2/19/08 Turbidity NS 3.74 NTU 08S1 MW-9S 2/19/08 Turbidity NS 9.87 NTU 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 Turbidity NS 51.8 NTU 08S1 MW-18D 2/20/08 Turbidity NS 3.33 NTU 08S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-19D 2/20/08 Turbidity NS 0.26 NTU 08S1 MW-21D 2/20/08 Turbidity NS 7.67 NTU 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Turbidity NS 9.4 NTU 08S1 MW-24D 2/20/08 Turbidity NS 3.56 NTU 08S1 MW-14S 2/21/08 Turbidity NS 7.8 NTU 08S1 MW-15S 2/21/08 Turbidity NS 2.27 NTU 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Turbidity NS 8.77 NTU 08S1 MW-50S 2/21/08 Turbidity NS 4.34 NTU 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 Turbidity NS 9.44 NTU 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 Turbidity NS 18.8 NTU 08S2 MW-14S 8/21/08 Turbidity NS 8.49 NTU 08S2 MW-18D 8/21/08 Turbidity NS 8.77 NTU 08S2 MW-19D 8/21/08 Turbidity NS 9.41 NTU 08S2 MW-21D 8/21/08 Turbidity NS 6.46 NTU 08S2 MW-12S 8/25/08 Turbidity NS 9.89 NTU 08S2 MW-15S 8/25/08 Turbidity NS 4.33 NTU 08S2 MW-48S 8/25/08 Turbidity NS 5.35 NTU 08S2 MW-50S 8/25/08 Turbidity NS 2.06 NTU 08S2 MW-56D 8/25/08 Turbidity NS 9.94 NTU 08S2 MW-11D 8/26/08 Turbidity NS 9.74 NTU 08S2 MW-23S 8/26/08 Turbidity NS 6.95 NTU 08S2 MW-24D 8/26/08 Turbidity NS 7.6 NTU 08S2 MW-26D 8/26/08 Turbidity NS 5.67 NTU 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 Turbidity NS 93.4 NTU 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 Turbidity NS 37.3 NTU 08S2 MW-10S 8/27/08 Turbidity NS 3.22 NTU 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 Turbidity NS 15.4 NTU 09S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 Turbidity NS 26.8 NTU 09S1 MW-14S 3/11/09 Turbidity NS 4.51 NTU 09S1 MW-15S 3/11/09 Turbidity NS 4.29 NTU 09S1 MW-18D 3/11/09 Turbidity NS 7.42 NTU 09S1 MW-19D 3/11/09 Turbidity NS 1.17 NTU 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 Turbidity NS 6.94 NTU 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 Turbidity NS 1.97 NTU 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 Turbidity NS 16.4 NTU 09S1 MW-11D 3/12/09 Turbidity NS 3.91 NTU 09S1 MW-12S 3/12/09 Turbidity NS 18.6 NTU 09S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 Turbidity NS 16.9 NTU 09S1 MW-24D 3/12/09 Turbidity NS 3.57 NTU 09S1 MW-26D 3/12/09 Turbidity NS 6.97 NTU 09S1 MW-48S 3/12/09 Turbidity NS 6.94 NTU 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 Turbidity NS 3.07 NTU 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Turbidity NS 74.9 NTU 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 Turbidity NS 14.4 NTU D 09S2 MW-11D 8/20/09 Turbidity NS 0.74 NTU D 09S2 MW-12S 8/20/09 Turbidity NS 9.86 NTU D 09S2 MW-14S 8/20/09 Turbidity NS 7.58 NTU D 09S2 MW-15S 8/20/09 Turbidity NS 2.63 NTU D 09S2 MW-18D 8/20/09 Turbidity NS 3.51 NTU D 09S2 MW-19D 8/20/09 Turbidity NS 6.14 NTU D 09S2 MW-21D 8/20/09 Turbidity NS 1.64 NTU D 09S2 MW-23S 8/20/09 Turbidity NS 3.71 NTU D 09S2 MW-48S 8/20/09 Turbidity NS 4.25 NTU D 09S2 MW-50S 8/20/09 Turbidity NS 4.35 NTU D 09S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-56D 8/20/09 Turbidity NS 5 NTU D 09S2 MW-13S 8/25/09 Turbidity NS 9.41 NTU D 09S2 MW-24D 8/25/09 Turbidity NS 0.62 NTU D 09S2 MW-26D 8/25/09 Turbidity NS 16.5 NTU D 09S2 MW-8S 8/26/09 Turbidity NS 12 NTU D 09S2 MW-9S 8/26/09 Turbidity NS 5.73 NTU D 09S2 MW-10S 3/26/10 Turbidity NS 47.1 NTU D 10S1 MW-26D 3/26/10 Turbidity NS 7.11 NTU D 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Turbidity NS 91.7 NTU D 10S1 MW-9S 3/26/10 Turbidity NS 10.2 NTU D 10S1 MW-11D 3/29/10 Turbidity NS 1.03 NTU D 10S1 MW-12S 3/29/10 Turbidity NS 12.4 NTU D 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Turbidity NS 50.5 NTU D 10S1 MW-14S 3/29/10 Turbidity NS 1.71 NTU D 10S1 MW-15S 3/29/10 Turbidity NS 4.84 NTU D 10S1 MW-18D 3/29/10 Turbidity NS 4.37 NTU D 10S1 MW-19D 3/29/10 Turbidity NS 4.56 NTU D 10S1 MW-21D 3/29/10 Turbidity NS 4.76 NTU D 10S1 MW-50S 3/29/10 Turbidity NS 4.87 NTU D 10S1 MW-23S 3/30/10 Turbidity NS 9.83 NTU D 10S1 MW-24D 3/30/10 Turbidity NS 2.33 NTU D 10S1 MW-48S 3/30/10 Turbidity NS 19.3 NTU D 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 Turbidity NS 4.92 NTU D 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Turbidity NS 98.7 NTU D 10S2 MW-14S 10/7/10 Turbidity NS 4.91 NTU D 10S2 MW-18D 10/7/10 Turbidity NS 3.77 NTU D 10S2 MW-19D 10/7/10 Turbidity NS 2.29 NTU D 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Turbidity NS 240 NTU D 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 Turbidity NS 4.87 NTU D 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Turbidity NS 26.1 NTU D 10S2 MW-9S 10/8/10 Turbidity NS 10.1 NTU D 10S2 MW-15S 10/11/10 Turbidity NS 2.43 NTU D 10S2 MW-21D 10/11/10 Turbidity NS 3.28 NTU D 10S2 MW-50S 10/11/10 Turbidity NS 0.62 NTU D 10S2 MW-48S 10/12/10 Turbidity NS 1.89 NTU D 10S2 MW-56D 10/12/10 Turbidity NS 4.14 NTU D 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 Turbidity NS 1.19 NTU D 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Turbidity NS 4.37 NTU D 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Turbidity NS 2.08 NTU D 10S2 MW-24D 10/13/10 Turbidity NS 1.92 NTU D 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Turbidity NS 17.9 NTU D 11S1 MW-14S 2/18/11 Turbidity NS 1.87 NTU D 11S1 MW-15S 2/18/11 Turbidity NS 4.45 NTU D 11S1 MW-18D 2/18/11 Turbidity NS 2.54 NTU D 11S1 MW-19D 2/18/11 Turbidity NS 1.97 NTU D 11S1 MW-50S 2/18/11 Turbidity NS 4.19 NTU D 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Turbidity NS 219 NTU D 11S1 MW-11D 2/21/11 Turbidity NS 3.58 NTU D 11S1 MW-12S 2/21/11 Turbidity NS 13.3 NTU D 11S1 MW-21D 2/21/11 Turbidity NS 2.01 NTU D 11S1 MW-23S 2/21/11 Turbidity NS 3.96 NTU D 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 Turbidity NS 2.13 NTU D 11S1 MW-26D 2/21/11 Turbidity NS 4.86 NTU D 11S1 MW-48S 2/21/11 Turbidity NS 3.03 NTU D 11S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-56D 2/21/11 Turbidity NS 1.72 NTU D 11S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 Turbidity NS 18.3 NTU D 11S1 MW-9S 2/21/11 Turbidity NS 6.71 NTU D 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 Turbidity NS 51.2 NTU D 11S2 MW-26D 9/22/11 Turbidity NS 4.32 NTU D 11S2 MW-8S 9/22/11 Turbidity NS 13.2 NTU D 11S2 MW-9S 9/22/11 Turbidity NS 9.9 NTU D 11S2 MW-11D 9/23/11 Turbidity NS 0.92 NTU D 11S2 MW-12S 9/23/11 Turbidity NS 4.22 NTU D 11S2 MW-13S 9/23/11 Turbidity NS 15.8 NTU D 11S2 MW-14S 9/23/11 Turbidity NS 3.54 NTU D 11S2 MW-15S 9/23/11 Turbidity NS 5.23 NTU D 11S2 MW-18D 9/23/11 Turbidity NS 4.63 NTU D 11S2 MW-19D 9/23/11 Turbidity NS 1.32 NTU D 11S2 MW-21D 9/23/11 Turbidity NS 2.11 NTU D 11S2 MW-23S 9/23/11 Turbidity NS 1.04 NTU D 11S2 MW-24D 9/23/11 Turbidity NS 2 NTU D 11S2 MW-48S 9/23/11 Turbidity NS 3.41 NTU D 11S2 MW-50S 9/23/11 Turbidity NS 0.77 NTU D 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 Turbidity NS 2.74 NTU D 11S2 MW-10S 2/21/12 Turbidity NS 1.07 NTU D 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/12 Turbidity NS 6.5 NTU D 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 Turbidity NS 4.66 NTU D 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 Turbidity NS 7.03 NTU D 12S1 MW-13S 2/22/12 Turbidity NS 4.43 NTU D 12S1 MW-14S 2/22/12 Turbidity NS 6.88 NTU D 12S1 MW-15S 2/22/12 Turbidity NS 2.73 NTU D 12S1 MW-18D 2/22/12 Turbidity NS 1.03 NTU D 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 Turbidity NS 0.77 NTU D 12S1 MW-21D 2/22/12 Turbidity NS 3.26 NTU D 12S1 MW-50S 2/22/12 Turbidity NS 3.83 NTU D 12S1 MW-56D 2/22/12 Turbidity NS 1.71 NTU D 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 Turbidity NS 31.5 NTU D 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Turbidity NS 4.44 NTU D 12S1 MW-26D 2/23/12 Turbidity NS 4.44 NTU D 12S1 MW-8S 2/23/12 Turbidity NS 25.8 NTU D 12S1 MW-9S 2/23/12 Turbidity NS 8.59 NTU D 12S1 MW-10S 10/16/12 Turbidity NS 1.12 NTU D 12S2 MW-14S 10/16/12 Turbidity NS 2.97 NTU D 12S2 MW-15S 10/16/12 Turbidity NS 2.28 NTU D 12S2 MW-18D 10/16/12 Turbidity NS 1.31 NTU D 12S2 MW-19D 10/16/12 Turbidity NS 0.64 NTU D 12S2 MW-23S 10/16/12 Turbidity NS 4.22 NTU D 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 Turbidity NS 0.37 NTU D 12S2 MW-26D 10/16/12 Turbidity NS 4.81 NTU D 12S2 MW-50S 10/16/12 Turbidity NS 1.6 NTU D 12S2 MW-8S 10/16/12 Turbidity NS 19.9 NTU D 12S2 MW-9S 10/16/12 Turbidity NS 0.92 NTU D 12S2 MW-11D 10/17/12 Turbidity NS 4.62 NTU D 12S2 MW-12S 10/17/12 Turbidity NS 9.57 NTU D 12S2 MW-13S 10/17/12 Turbidity NS 13.2 NTU D 12S2 MW-21D 10/17/12 Turbidity NS 1.97 NTU D 12S2 MW-48S 10/17/12 Turbidity NS 2.31 NTU D 12S2 MW-56D 10/17/12 Turbidity NS 3.14 NTU D 12S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-13S 2/26/13 Turbidity NS 2.94 NTU D 13S1 MW-14S 2/26/13 Turbidity NS 2.61 NTU D 13S1 MW-15S 2/26/13 Turbidity NS 7.49 NTU D 13S1 MW-18D 2/26/13 Turbidity NS 1.33 NTU D 13S1 MW-19D 2/26/13 Turbidity NS 0.86 NTU D 13S1 MW-50S 2/26/13 Turbidity NS 15.2 NTU D 13S1 MW-10S 2/27/13 Turbidity NS 0.9 NTU D 13S1 MW-11D 2/27/13 Turbidity NS 2.88 NTU D 13S1 MW-12S 2/27/13 Turbidity NS 7.33 NTU D 13S1 MW-21D 2/27/13 Turbidity NS 2.4 NTU D 13S1 MW-23S 2/27/13 Turbidity NS 19.7 NTU D 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 Turbidity NS 0.75 NTU D 13S1 MW-26D 2/27/13 Turbidity NS 7.96 NTU D 13S1 MW-48S 2/27/13 Turbidity NS 7.76 NTU D 13S1 MW-56D 2/27/13 Turbidity NS 3.7 NTU D 13S1 MW-8S 2/27/13 Turbidity NS 31.6 NTU D 13S1 MW-9S 2/27/13 Turbidity NS 0.97 NTU D 13S1 MW-12S 9/17/13 Turbidity NS 8.18 NTU D 13S2 MW-21D 9/17/13 Turbidity NS 1.9 NTU D 13S2 MW-26D 9/17/13 Turbidity NS 9.77 NTU D 13S2 MW-48S 9/17/13 Turbidity NS 8.8 NTU D 13S2 MW-56D 9/17/13 Turbidity NS 1.07 NTU D 13S2 MW-8S 9/17/13 Turbidity NS 41.3 NTU D 13S2 MW-10S 9/18/13 Turbidity NS 1.27 NTU D 13S2 MW-11D 9/18/13 Turbidity NS 3.48 NTU D 13S2 MW-13S 9/18/13 Turbidity NS 50.3 NTU D 13S2 MW-15S 9/18/13 Turbidity NS 4.89 NTU D 13S2 MW-50S 9/18/13 Turbidity NS 5.26 NTU D 13S2 MW-9S 9/18/13 Turbidity NS 0.92 NTU D 13S2 MW-14S 9/19/13 Turbidity NS 2.99 NTU D 13S2 MW-18D 9/19/13 Turbidity NS 2.28 NTU D 13S2 MW-19D 9/19/13 Turbidity NS 1.36 NTU D 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 Turbidity NS 3.7 NTU D 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 Turbidity NS 1.48 NTU D 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 0.96 NTU 14S1 MW-11D 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 1.08 NTU 14S1 MW-12S 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 4.29 NTU 14S1 MW-13S 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 34.3 NTU 14S1 MW-14S 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 19.1 NTU 14S1 MW-15S 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 12.1 NTU 14S1 MW-18D 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 1.77 NTU 14S1 MW-19D 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 1.69 NTU 14S1 MW-21D 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 4.94 NTU 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 2.73 NTU 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 0.79 NTU 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 12.8 NTU 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 3.1 NTU 14S1 MW-50S 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 5.18 NTU 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 3.02 NTU 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 48.7 NTU 14S1 MW-9S 2/7/14 Turbidity NS 0.69 NTU 14S1 MW-26D 2/19/08 Vanadium NS 5.5 µg/L 08S1 MW-13S 2/20/08 Vanadium NS 6.4 µg/L 08S1 MW-26D 8/26/08 Vanadium NS 13 µg/L 08S2 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-8S 8/26/08 Vanadium NS 26 µg/L 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 Vanadium NS 7.2 µg/L 08S2 MW-10S 3/11/09 Vanadium NS 6.2 µg/L 09S1 MW-9S 3/11/09 Vanadium NS 10 µg/L 09S1 MW-26D 3/12/09 Vanadium NS 14 µg/L 09S1 MW-8S 3/12/09 Vanadium NS 24 µg/L 09S1 MW-10S 8/20/09 Vanadium NS 6.1 µg/L I 09S2 MW-26D 8/25/09 Vanadium NS 5.7 µg/L I 09S2 MW-10S 3/26/10 Vanadium NS 9.4 µg/L I 10S1 MW-26D 3/26/10 Vanadium NS 10.8 µg/L 10S1 MW-8S 3/26/10 Vanadium NS 21.5 µg/L 10S1 MW-13S 3/29/10 Vanadium NS 6.3 µg/L I 10S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Vanadium NS 13.7 µg/L 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Vanadium NS 48 µg/L 10S2 MW-26D 10/8/10 Vanadium NS 9.5 µg/L I 10S2 MW-8S 10/8/10 Vanadium NS 6.2 µg/L I 10S2 MW-10S 2/21/11 Vanadium NS 48 µg/L 11S1 MW-26D 2/21/11 Vanadium NS 7.4 µg/L I 11S1 MW-10S 9/22/11 Vanadium NS 7 µg/L 11S2 MW-26D 9/22/11 Vanadium NS 7.2 µg/L 11S2 MW-26D 2/23/12 Vanadium NS 8.3 µg/L I 12S1 MW-8S 2/23/12 Vanadium NS 5.2 µg/L I 12S1 MW-8S 2/21/11 Vinyl Acetate NS 1.7 µg/L I 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/12 Vinyl Acetate NS 1.7 µg/L I 12S1 MW-12S 2/19/08 Vinyl chloride NS 0.65 µg/L 08S1 MW-23S 2/20/08 Vinyl chloride NS 1.4 µg/L 08S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Vinyl chloride NS 0.44 µg/L 08S1 MW-56D 2/21/08 Vinyl chloride NS 0.7 µg/L 08S1 MW-23S 3/12/09 Vinyl chloride NS 2.4 µg/L 09S1 MW-56D 3/12/09 Vinyl chloride NS 0.88 µg/L 09S1 MW-23S 8/20/09 Vinyl chloride NS 1.6 µg/L 09S2 MW-56D 8/20/09 Vinyl chloride NS 1.3 µg/L 09S2 MW-23S 3/30/10 Vinyl chloride NS 1.9 µg/L 10S1 MW-56D 3/30/10 Vinyl chloride NS 0.6 µg/L I 10S1 MW-56D 10/12/10 Vinyl chloride NS 1.3 µg/L 10S2 MW-12S 10/13/10 Vinyl chloride NS 0.54 µg/L I 10S2 MW-23S 10/13/10 Vinyl chloride NS 1.7 µg/L 10S2 MW-23S 2/21/11 Vinyl chloride NS 1.2 µg/L 11S1 MW-24D 2/21/11 Vinyl chloride NS 1.6 µg/L 11S1 MW-56D 2/21/11 Vinyl chloride NS 1.2 µg/L 11S1 MW-23S 9/23/11 Vinyl chloride NS 1.3 µg/L 11S2 MW-56D 9/23/11 Vinyl chloride NS 0.71 µg/L 11S2 MW-12S 2/22/12 Vinyl chloride NS 0.55 µg/L I 12S1 MW-23S 2/23/12 Vinyl chloride NS 1.2 µg/L 12S1 MW-24D 2/23/12 Vinyl chloride NS 1.4 µg/L 12S1 MW-23S 10/16/12 Vinyl chloride NS 1.1 µg/L 12S2 MW-24D 10/16/12 Vinyl chloride NS 1.1 µg/L 12S2 MW-56D 10/17/12 Vinyl chloride NS 0.61 µg/L I 12S2 MW-23S 2/27/13 Vinyl chloride NS 0.83 µg/L I 13S1 MW-24D 2/27/13 Vinyl chloride NS 1.6 µg/L 13S1 MW-56D 9/17/13 Vinyl chloride NS 0.5 µg/L I 13S2 MW-23S 9/19/13 Vinyl chloride NS 1.3 µg/L 13S2 MW-24D 9/19/13 Vinyl chloride NS 1.9 µg/L 13S2 MW-10S 2/7/14 Vinyl chloride NS <0.5 µg/L 14S1 Well ID Date Parameter Limit Result Units Qualifier Period MW-12S 2/7/14 Vinyl chloride NS <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-23S 2/7/14 Vinyl chloride NS 0.74 µg/L I 14S1 MW-24D 2/7/14 Vinyl chloride NS 1.9 µg/L 14S1 MW-26D 2/7/14 Vinyl chloride NS <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-48S 2/7/14 Vinyl chloride NS <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-56D 2/7/14 Vinyl chloride NS <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-8S 2/7/14 Vinyl chloride NS <0.5 µg/L 14S1 MW-13S 3/11/09 XYLENES 20** 5.2 µg/L 09S1 MW-21D 3/11/09 XYLENES 20** 5.7 µg/L 09S1 MW-50S 3/11/09 XYLENES 20** 2.9 µg/L 09S1 MW-24D 3/12/09 XYLENES 20** 3 µg/L 09S1 MW-10S 2/21/12 XYLENES 20** 1.8 µg/L 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/12 XYLENES 20** 1.6 µg/L 12S1 MW-11D 2/22/12 XYLENES 20** 1.7 µg/L 12S1 MW-12S 2/22/12 XYLENES 20** 1.7 µg/L 12S1 MW-18D 2/22/12 XYLENES 20** 1.7 µg/L 12S1 MW-19D 2/22/12 XYLENES 20** 1.7 µg/L 12S1 MW-48S 2/21/08 Zinc 5000** 21 µg/L 08S1 MW-13S 8/21/08 Zinc 5000** 12 µg/L 08S2 MW-48S 8/25/08 Zinc 5000** 14 µg/L 08S2 MW-8S 8/26/08 Zinc 5000** 12 µg/L 08S2 MW-9S 8/26/08 Zinc 5000** 28 µg/L 08S2 MW-8S 3/12/09 Zinc 5000** 12 µg/L 09S1 MW-13S 10/7/10 Zinc 5000** 12.6 µg/L I 10S2 MW-10S 10/8/10 Zinc 5000** 32.4 µg/L 10S2 MW-11D 10/13/10 Zinc 5000** 11.3 µg/L I 10S2 MW-13S 2/18/11 Zinc 5000** 22.5 µg/L 11S1 MW-10S 2/21/11 Zinc 5000** 28 µg/L 11S1 Note: I ‐ Detected between Detection Limit and the Reporting Limit; D ‐ Field Measurement; Q ‐ Held Beyond the Holding Time. * ‐ Primary Drinking Water Standard (62‐520 F.A.C.); ** ‐ Secondary Drinking Water Standard (620‐520 F.A.C.); *** ‐ Groundwater Cleanup Tatrget Level (62‐777 F.A.C.); Bold number indicated the result is above the respective standard.  Figure 1 Time Series Plots of Groundwater Dissolved Oxygen Concentrations Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 9 8 MW‐10S 7 MW‐11D MW‐12S Dissolved Oxygen Concenyrations (mg/L) MW‐13S 6 MW‐14S MW‐15S 5 MW‐18D MW‐19D 4 MW‐21D MW‐23S MW‐24D 3 MW‐26D MW‐48S 2 MW‐50S MW‐56D 1 MW‐8S MW‐9S 0 10/10/06 2/22/08 7/6/09 11/18/10 4/1/12 8/14/13 12/27/14 Monitoring Date  Figure 2 Time Series Plots of Groundwater pH Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 8 7 MW‐10S MW‐11D 6 MW‐12S MW‐13S MW‐14S 5 MW‐15S MW‐18D pH (S.U.) 4 MW‐19D MW‐21D MW‐23S 3 MW‐24D MW‐26D 2 MW‐48S MW‐50S MW‐56D 1 MW‐8S MW‐9S 0 10/10/06 2/22/08 7/6/09 11/18/10 4/1/12 8/14/13 12/27/14 Sampling Date  Figure 3 Time Series Plots of Groundwater Specific Conductance Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 1400 1200 MW‐10S MW‐11D MW‐12S 1000 MW‐13S Specific Conductance (µmhos/cm) MW‐14S MW‐15S 800 MW‐18D MW‐19D MW‐21D 600 MW‐23S MW‐24D MW‐26D 400 MW‐48S MW‐50S MW‐56D 200 MW‐8S MW‐9S 0 10/10/06 2/22/08 7/6/09 11/18/10 4/1/12 8/14/13 12/27/14 Sampling Date  Figure 4 Time Series Plots of Groundwater Turbidity Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 300 250 MW‐10S MW‐11D MW‐12S MW‐13S 200 MW‐14S MW‐15S Turbidity (NTU) MW‐18D 150 MW‐19D MW‐21D MW‐23S MW‐24D 100 MW‐26D MW‐48S MW‐50S 50 MW‐56D MW‐8S MW‐9S 0 10/10/06 2/22/08 7/6/09 11/18/10 4/1/12 8/14/13 12/27/14 Sampling Date  Figure 5 Time Series Plots of Groundwater Ammonia‐N Concentrations Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 80 70 MW‐10S MW‐11D 60 MW‐12S Ammonia‐N Concentration (mg/L) MW‐13S 50 MW‐14S MW‐15S MW‐18D 40 MW‐19D MW‐21D 30 MW‐23S MW‐24D MW‐26D 20 MW‐48S MW‐50S MW‐56D 10 MW‐8S 0 10/10/06 2/22/08 7/6/09 11/18/10 4/1/12 8/14/13 12/27/14 Sampling Date  Figure 6 Time Series Plots of Groundwater Chloride Concentrations Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 160 140 MW‐10S MW‐11D 120 MW‐12S MW‐13S Chloride Concentration (mg/L) MW‐14S 100 MW‐15S MW‐18D 80 MW‐19D MW‐21D MW‐23S 60 MW‐24D MW‐26D 40 MW‐48S MW‐50S MW‐56D 20 MW‐8S MW‐9S 0 11/14/07 6/1/08 12/18/08 7/6/09 1/22/10 8/10/10 2/26/11 9/14/11 4/1/12 10/18/12 Sampling Date  Figure 7 Time Series Plots of Groundwater Nitrate‐N Concentrations Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 18 16 MW‐10S 14 MW‐11D MW‐12S MW‐13S 12 Nitrate Concentration (mg/L) MW‐14S MW‐15S 10 MW‐18D MW‐19D 8 MW‐21D MW‐23S MW‐24D 6 MW‐26D MW‐48S 4 MW‐50S MW‐56D MW‐8S 2 MW‐9S 0 11/14/07 6/1/08 12/18/08 7/6/09 1/22/10 8/10/10 2/26/11 9/14/11 4/1/12 10/18/12 Sampling Date  Figure 8 Time Series Plots of Groundwater Sodium Concentrations Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 140 120 MW‐10S MW‐11D MW‐12S 100 MW‐13S Sodium Concentration (mg/L) MW‐14S MW‐15S 80 MW‐18D MW‐19D MW‐21D 60 MW‐23S MW‐24D MW‐26D 40 MW‐48S MW‐50S MW‐56D 20 MW‐8S MW‐9S 0 10/10/06 2/22/08 7/6/09 11/18/10 4/1/12 8/14/13 12/27/14 Sampling Date  Figure 9 Time Series Plot of Groundwater TDS Concentrations Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 600 MW‐10S 500 MW‐11D MW‐12S MW‐13S 400 MW‐14S TDS Concentration (mg/L) MW‐15S MW‐18D 300 MW‐19D MW‐21D MW‐23S MW‐24D 200 MW‐26D MW‐48S MW‐50S 100 MW‐56D MW‐8S MW‐9S 0 10/10/06 2/22/08 7/6/09 11/18/10 4/1/12 8/14/13 12/27/14 Sampling Date  Figure 10 Time Series Plots of Groundwater Arsenic Concentrations Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 40 35 30 MW‐10S MW‐11D Arsenic Concentration (µg/L) 25 MW‐12S MW‐13S MW‐14S 20 MW‐15S MW‐19D 15 MW‐23S MW‐24D MW‐48S 10 MW‐50S MW‐56D 5 0 10/10/06 2/22/08 7/6/09 11/18/10 4/1/12 8/14/13 12/27/14 Sampling Date  Figure 11 Time Series Plots of Groundwater Barium Concentrations Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 180 160 MW‐10S 140 MW‐11D MW‐12S MW‐13S 120 MW‐14S Barium Concentration (µg/L) MW‐15S 100 MW‐18D MW‐19D 80 MW‐21D MW‐23S MW‐24D 60 MW‐26D MW‐48S 40 MW‐50S MW‐56D 20 MW‐8S MW‐9S 0 9/25/07 4/12/08 10/29/08 5/17/09 12/3/09 6/21/10 1/7/11 7/26/11 2/11/12 Sampling Date  Figure 12 Time Series Plots of Groundwater Iron Concentrations Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 60000 50000 MW‐10S MW‐11D MW‐12S MW‐13S 40000 MW‐14S Iron Concentration (µg/L) MW‐15S MW‐18D 30000 MW‐19D MW‐21D MW‐23S MW‐24D 20000 MW‐26D MW‐48S MW‐50S 10000 MW‐56D MW‐8S MW‐9S 0 4/28/07 9/9/08 1/22/10 6/6/11 10/18/12 3/2/14 Sampling Date  Figure 13 Time Series Plots of Groundwater Benzene Concentrations Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 1.8 1.6 1.4 1.2 Benzene Concentration (µg/L) MW‐11D 1 MW‐12S MW‐23S 0.8 MW‐24D MW‐48S 0.6 MW‐50S 0.4 0.2 0 4/28/07 9/9/08 1/22/10 6/6/11 10/18/12 3/2/14 Sampling Date  Figure 14 Time Series Plots of Groundwater Chlorobenzene Concentrations Wright Landfill ‐ Compliance Monitoring 14 12 10 Chlorobenzene Concentration (µg/L) MW‐11D MW‐12S 8 MW‐13S MW‐14S MW‐15S 6 MW‐23S MW‐24D MW‐48S 4 MW‐50S 2 0 10/10/06 2/22/08 7/6/09 11/18/10 4/1/12 8/14/13 12/27/14 Sampling Date  Figure 15 Time Series Plots of Groundwater Vinyl Chloride Concentrations Wright Landfill Compliance Monitoring 3 2.5 Vinyl Chloride Concentration (µg/L) 2 MW‐12S 1.5 MW‐23S MW‐24D MW‐48S MW‐56D 1 0.5 0 4/28/07 9/9/08 1/22/10 6/6/11 10/18/12 3/2/14 Sampling Date  ATTACHMENT D LONG-TERM CARE PLAN  LONG-TERM CARE MAINTENANCE PLAN WRIGHT LANDFILL Okaloosa County WACS ID Number 9064/Permit No. 0070768-003 April 2014 Prepared for: Environmental Services Division Public Works Department Okaloosa County 1759 South Ferdon Blvd. Crestview Florida 32536 Phone: 850-689-5772 Prepared by: HDR Engineering, Inc. 200 W. Forsyth Street, Suite 800 Jacksonville, Florida 32202 904-598-8900  LONG-TERM CARE MAINTENANCE PLAN LONG-TERM CARE MAINTENANCE PLAN The Okaloosa County Wright Landfill official closure date and implementation of the Long-Term Care Period was December 19, 1994. During the long-term care period, the County has continued to maintain the integrity and effectiveness of the final cover as well as other appurtenances of the facility, control erosion, fill subsidence areas, comply with the groundwater monitoring plan, and maintain the stormwater system in accordance with the approved 30 year closure plan (Chapter 62-701.620). Closed landfill areas, if disturbed, can be a potential hazard to public health, groundwater, and the environment. Therefore, the FDEP retains regulatory authority over any activities that may affect the integrity of environmental protection measures, such as the landfill cover, drainage, monitoring systems, or stormwater controls. Consultation with the FDEP is required prior to conducting or allowing any activities at a closed landfill. Final Cover System The County is responsible for inspection and maintenance of the final cover system. Routine inspections are conducted with the primary objective to monitor the condition of the surface vegetation, cap, and monitoring wells. Seeding, mulching, and filling are conducted as needed. The height of grass on the cap will be maintained at less than 18 inches. Any observed bare spots will be seeded or sodded as necessary. Erosion Control Erosion control is an effective way to maintain the integrity of the final cover. Inspections will be conducted after storm events to check for indications of erosion side walls and stormwater conveyances or accumulation of excessive silt in low lying areas. If rutting, rills, gullies, or dead grass are observed, repairs will be implemented as soon as possible to avoid additional damage. Drainage swales and ditches will be kept clean and free of silt build-up to avoid stormwater overflow and backflow and reduce the risk of erosion. Any repairs to the final cover will be monitored and maintained after the corrective action to ensure that control efforts are working properly. Groundwater Monitoring Plan The water quality monitoring plan review was submitted to the FDEP as the October 2013 Water Quality Technical Report (WQTR). The WQTR is being submitted by reference as Part L of the 2014 LTC permit renewal application. The groundwater monitoring plan, as described in the WQTR currently consists of two background wells (MW-8S, MW-26D), two up-gradient wells (MW-9S, MW-10S), seven detection wells (MW-11D, MW-13S, MW-15S, MW-21D, MW-23S, MW-50S), and six compliance wells (MW- 12S, MW- 14S, MW- 18D, MW-19D, MW-48S, MW-56D). Water levels only are monitored in four additional wells (MW-16S, MW-20D, MW-22D, MW-25S). Surface water is monitored at one compliance point (SW-1). The water quality monitoring system will be operated and maintained in accordance with 62-701.510 FAC through the long-term care period. Damaged monitoring wells will be replaced in accordance with Chapter 62-701.510(8). It should be noted that a remediation system that includes two recovery wells and several assessment wells is also operating at the site. Okaloosa operates the remediation system in accordance with the Remedial Action Plan. The “high rise” portion of the landfill contains a leachate collection system. Leachate from Cells 1 and 2 are collected into a tank for ultimate treatment and disposal offsite at the nearby Ft. Walton Beach Waste Water Treatment Plant. County staff routinely check levels in the tank and arrange for removal as needed. We note that this portion of the landfill has been effectively closed to incoming waste since 1991 2  LONG-TERM CARE MAINTENANCE PLAN and was officially closed in 1994. Since that time leachate generation has substantially decreased to the point where leachate generation is minimal. Gas Monitoring Plan The County will maintain the gas monitoring system as required by Chapter 62-701.620(4)(f) through the long-term care period. The landfill gas system consists of a series of passive gas vents designed to reduce gas pressure in the interior of the landfill. These vents are distributed across the landfill cover. Landfill gas is monitored and reported annually from 31 monitoring probes installed around the perimeter of the property and in the office, scale house, and storage shed. Although explosive gases have not been detected in the past 10 years and the landfill appears to have stabilized to the point where explosive gases and objectionable odors are not being produced, in the event that detections warrant it, the County will implement a Gas Remediation Plan in accordance with Chapter 62-701.530(3)(a) FAC. Landfill Stabilization Chapter 62-701.620(6) FAC requires inspecting the landfill cover and submitting a stabilization report every five years through the long-term care period. Wright Landfill was inspected October 2013, and a stabilization report was submitted in conjunction with the WQTR submitted on October 30, 2013. The October 2013 stabilization report addresses subsidence, the barrier layer effectiveness, leachate quality and leachate quantity. Right of Access In accordance with 62-701.620(7), the County will maintain the right to use the property for which the permit is issued, including the access route onto the property to carry out the requirements of the permit. The County will accomplish this by maintaining a lease agreement with Eglin Air Force Base through the long-term care period. Replacement of Monitoring Devices If any monitoring device (groundwater well, landfill gas probe, etc.) is destroyed or damaged and becomes non-functional, the County will immediately upon discovery, notify the FDEP in writing. All inoperative monitoring devices will be replaced with functioning devices within 60 days of the discovery of the malfunctioning unit unless the County is notified otherwise by the FDEP (Chapter 62-701.620(8). Completion of Long-term Care Following completion of the long-term care period, Okaloosa Count will notify the FDEP that a certification, signed and sealed by a professional engineer, verifying that long-term care has been completed in accordance with the closure plan has been placed in the operating record (Chapter 62- 701.620(9). 3  ATTACHMENT E FINANCIAL ASSURANCE  ATTACHMENT R-1 Financial Assurance Responsibility – Long-term Care Cost Estimates Wright Landfill, Okaloosa County, Florida April 2014 Long-term care cost estimates for the Wight Landfill are being re-calculated according to 62- 701.630(3)(a), FAC. The basis for cost estimates include current pricing, closure design and regulations contained in Chapter 62-701 of the Florida Administrative Code (FAC). The updated FDEP Form 62-701.900(28) is provided in this report as Appendix A. Quotes from third-party sources are provided in Appendix B. The 2014 RSMeans Heavy Construction Cost Data (Online Version) was used to estimate some unit costs. The online version of RSMeans corrected the national average unit cost based on the Pensacola, FL city factor. Moreover, some costs are based on Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) cost estimates and some are based on HDR’s experience on similar projects. The RS Means and FDOT estimate used in the present cost estimate report are provided in Appendix B. LONG-TERM CARE COSTS Total long-term care area = 210 AC Ground Water Monitoring (Item 1) There are 21 groundwater (GW) monitoring wells which require semi-annual sampling (parameters listed in Section 3.7 (H) of the solid waste permit (0070768-007-SF). Quotes were collected from RDH (for Sampling) and Pace Analytical (for Lab Analysis). Total of the two quotes have been used to estimate groundwater monitoring cost. The two quotes have been included in Appendix B. Sampling Cost per GW & Surfacewater (SW) sampling event = $3,400 As there are 21 GW wells and 3 SW monitoring locations, the cost has been distributed per location equally Thus, sampling cost for GW wells = $3,400 *21 / 24 = $2,975 per sampling event Lab Analysis Cost per GW sampling event = $1,281 Total semiannual cost per sampling event per groundwater monitoring location = ($4,257 / 21) = $202.72 per event/per monitoring well. Surface Water Monitoring (Item 2) There are 4 surface water monitoring locations associated with the semiannual monitoring. The semi-annual sampling parameters are listed in Section 3.7 (J) of the solid waste permit (0070768-007-SF). Quotes were collected from RDH (for Sampling) and Pace Analytical (for Lab Analysis). Total of the two quotes have been used to estimate surfacewater monitoring cost. The two quotes have been included in Appendix B. April 2014 1 Wright Landfill Financial Assurance Cost Estimates Okaloosa County Sampling Cost per SW sampling event = $425 Lab Analysis Cost per SW sampling event = $696 Total semiannual cost per sampling event per surfacewater monitoring location = ($1,121 / 3) = $373.67 per event/per monitoring well. Gas Monitoring (Item 3) There are 31 gas monitoring probes as along the perimeter of the landfill. These required to be monitored annually per Section 3.6 (A) (3) of the solid waste permit (0070768-007-SF). It is estimated that it takes approximately 2 days (10 hours per day) to perform monitoring, travel to the site and submit results to the FDEP for both probe monitoring and surface monitoring. The field technician charge is estimated to be $65/hour. Equipment rental for a GEM2000 monitor is $150/day (see daily rental sheet from Field Environmental Instruments, Inc. in Appendix B) and miscellaneous expenses are estimated to be $250. A 15% profit and contingency fee was added to the sum. Assuming monitoring will be performed in 2 days (10 hours per day), the cost estimate per annual monitoring event is $2,127.50 =115% * ($65*20 + $150*2 + $250). Leachate Monitoring (Item 4) Per Chapter 62-701 of the Florida Administrative Code (FAC), annual leachate monitoring is no longer required and therefore, no included as part of this long-term care cost estimates. Leachate Collection & Treatment System (Item 5) Note that the landfill has lined Cells 1 and 2 (high rise) with leachate collection system – 30 Acres footprint of the 210 Acres footprint under Long Term Care. The leachate generation is minimal because of stabilized waste and effectiveness of final cover system that includes a 20-mil PVC liner along with soil barrier layer and top vegetative soil. In past 5-years the average annual leachate generation is found to be 2,286 gallons. It is anticipated that the leachate generation rate will further drop as the waste will stabilized further. The underground leachate storage tank requires minimal maintenance due to low leachate generation. Collected leachate is treated at the County’s wastewater treatment plant at no additional cost. For the financial assurance purposes, a lumpsum amount of $2,000 per year is allocated for leachate collection system maintenance and leachate disposal. Groundwater Monitoring Well Maintenance (Item 6) Assume a lump sum amount of $500 per year for well maintenance and replacement. Gas System Maintenance (Item 7) Assume a lump sum amount of $500 per year for passive vent maintenance and replacement. Note that the historical results for perimeter gas probe monitoring indicate that the waste is relatively stabilized and gas generation is minimal. Landscaping (Item 8) It is anticipated the landfill cap will need landscaping/mowing four times a year. April 2014 2 Wright Landfill Financial Assurance Cost Estimates Okaloosa County Cost of mowing from 2014 RS Means= $0.60 per 1000 SF = $26.14 per AC (refer to Appendix B) Total annual mowing cost = $26.14 per AC * 4 = $104.56 per AC Erosion Control and Cover Maintenance (Item 9) To account for erosion control and cover maintenance in the post closure care period, reconstruction of the final cover (including sod, liner and soil fill material) and re-grading were considered. An annual average soil loss of 1,588 CY was calculated using the United Soil Loss Equation (USLE). This is a conservative assumption since it is assumed that 60% of the ground is covered by vegetation. Please refer to Appendix C for further explanation of the USLE equation. For financial assurance estimation, it is assumed that soil will erode in channels that will cut an average of six inches deep into the final cover. • Sodding: 1,588 CY * 27 CF/CY / (0.5 FT average depth) = 9,528 SY • Liner Repair: 1,588 CY * 44% * 25% * 27 CF/CY / 0.5 FT = 1,048 SY • Soil: 1,588 CY Note that the 2”PVC liner is only installed in 93 AC of 210 AC area (44% of total area). Moreover it was assumed that 25% of the disturbed area will require liner repairs. Replacement soil (installed) will include cover soil and top soil (including regarding). Please refer to Appendix B for unit price of sodding (cost based on FDOT Estimates). The typical cost for 40-mil LLDPE liner (installed) ranges from $4.00 to $7.00 per SY based on HDR experience in landfill closure projects. Assuming 20-mil PVC liner to be cheaper product, $7.00 per SY cost for liner repair has been used conservatively for financial assurance purpose. Offsite soils costs typically vary from $10 per CY to $18 per CY (installed) based on HDR experience in landfill closure projects. For financial assurance purpose, $18 per CY was used conservatively. Stormwater Maintenance (Item 10) A lump sum amount of $1,000 has been allocated for annual storm water management system maintenance. Security System Maintenance (Item 11) A lump sum amount of $500 is assumed as cost associated with fence repairs and other security management. Utilities (Item 12) Estimated power requirement for site equipment = $150/month = $1,800/year Leachate Collection/Treatment Systems Operation (Item 13) It is assumed that a technician will be needed for an average of eight hours every two months to monitor, inspect, and maintain the system. Note that leachate generation rates are minimal as described in Item 5 above. April 2014 3 Wright Landfill Financial Assurance Cost Estimates Okaloosa County Administrative Costs (Item 14) Professional engineering services expected during the long-term care period include semiannual water quality monitoring, water quality technical reports, ten-year long-term care permit renewal applications, stabilization reports and other miscellaneous reporting requirements. Time was added for inspections of the stormwater and landfill cap systems. April 2014 4 Wright Landfill Financial Assurance Cost Estimates Okaloosa County  Appendix A FDEP From 62-701.900(28) April 2014 Wright Landfill Financial Assurance Cost Estimates Okaloosa County  Print Form Reset Form DEP Form # 62-701.900(28), F.A.C. Florida Department of Form Title: Closure Cost Estimating Form Environmental Protection For Solid Waste Facilities Effective Date: January 6, 2010 Bob Martinez Center 2600 Blair Stone Road Incorporated in Rule 62-701.630(3), F.A.C. Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400 CLOSURE COST ESTIMATING FORM FOR SOLID WASTE FACILITIES Date of DEP Approval: I. GENERAL INFORMATION: Facility Name: Wright Landfill WACS ID: 4600009064 Permit Application or Consent Order No.: 0070768-001-SF Expiration Date: 7/28/2014 Facility Address: 1671 North Beal Parkway Extension, FWB, Florida 32547 Permittee or Owner/Operator: Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners Mailing Address: 1759 South Ferdon Boulevard, Crestview, Florida 32536 Latitude: 30 ° 28 ' 17 " Longitude: 86 ° 38 ' 19 " Coordinate Method: DMS Datum: WGS84 Collected by: Scott Henson Company/Affiliation: Okaloosa County Public Works Solid Waste Disposal Units Included in Estimate: Date Unit Active Life of If closed: If closed: Began Unit From Date If active: Date last Official Accepting of Initial Receipt Remaining waste date of Phase / Cell Acres Waste of Waste life of unit received closing Area Fill Class III 117 1964 22 years NA 1986 12/19/94 High Rise Cells 1 and 2 30 1986 4 years NA 1990 12/19/94 Trench Cells through 8 63 1964 22 years NA 1986 12/19/94 Total disposal unit acreage included in this estimate: Closure: Long-Term Care: 210 Facility type:  Class I  Class III  C&D Debris Disposal (Check all that apply)  Other: II. TYPE OF FINANCIAL ASSURANCE DOCUMENT (Check type)  Letter of Credit*  Insurance Certificate  Escrow Account  Performance Bond*  Financial Test  Form 29 (FA Deferral)  Guarantee Bond*  Trust Fund Agreement * - Indicates mechanisms that require the use of a Standby Trust Fund Agreement Northwest District Northeast District Central District Southwest District South District Southeast District 160 Government Center 7825 Baymeadows Way, Ste. B200 3319 Maguire Blvd., Ste. 232 13051 N. Telecom Pky. 2295 Victoria Ave., Ste. 364 400 N. Congress Ave., Ste. 200 Pensacola, FL 32502-5794 Jacksonville, FL 32256-7590 Orlando, FL 32803-3767 Temple Terrace, FL 33637 Fort Myers, FL 33901-3881 West Palm Beach, FL 33401 850-595-8360 904-807-3300 407-894-7555 813-632-7600 239-332-6975 561-681-6600  III. ESTIMATE ADJUSTMENT 40 CFR Part 264 Subpart H as adopted by reference in Rule 62-701.630, Florida Administrative Code, (F.A.C.) sets forth the method of annual cost estimate adjustment. Cost estimates may be adjusted by using an inflation factor or by recalculating the maximum costs of closure in current dollars. Select one of the methods of cost estimate ajustment below.  (a) Inflation Factor Adjustment  (b) Recalculated or New Cost Estimates Inflation adjustment using an inflation factor may only be made when a Department approved closure cost estimate exists and no changes have occurred in the facility operation which would necessitate modification to the closure plan. The inflation factor is derived from the most recent Implicit Price Deflator for Gross National Product published by the U.S. Department of Commerce in its survey of Current Business. The inflation factor is the result of dividing the latest published annual Deflatory by the Deflator for the previous year. The inflation factor may also be obtained from the Solid Waste website www.dep.state.fl.us/waste/categories/swfr or call the Financial Coordinator at (850) 245-8706. This adjustment is based on the Department approved closing cost estimate dated: Latest Department Approved Current Year Inflation Inflation Adjusted Closing Closing Cost Estimate: Factor, e.g. 1.02 Cost Estimate: × ______ = This adjustment is based on the Department approved long-term care cost estimate dated: Latest Department Approved Inflation Adjusted Annual Annual Long-Term Care Current Year Inflation Long-Term Care Cost Cost Estimate: Factor, e.g. 1.02 Estimate: × ______ = Number of Years of Long Term Care Remaining: × Inflation Adjusted Long-Term Care Cost Estimate: = Signature by:  Owner/Operator  Engineer (check what applies) Signature Address Name & Title City, State, Zip Code Date E-Mail Address Telephone Number DEP FORM 62-701.900(28) Effective January 6, 2010 2 of 9  NOT APPLICABLE IV. ESTIMATED CLOSING COST (check what applies)  Recalculated Cost Estimate  New Facility Cost Estimate Notes: 1. Cost estimates for the time period when the extent and manner of landfill operation makes closing most exp 2. Cost estimate must be certified by a professional engineer. 3. Cost estimates based on third party suppliers of material, equipment and labor at fair market value. 4. In some cases, a price quote in support of individual item estimates may be required. Number Description Unit of Units Cost / Unit Total Cost 1. Proposed Monitoring Wells (Do not include wells already in existence.) EA _____ Subtotal Proposed Monitoring Wells: 2. Slope and Fill (bedding layer between waste and barrier layer): Excavation CY _____ Placement and Spreading CY _____ Compaction CY _____ Off-Site Material CY _____ Delivery CY _____ Subtotal Slope and Fill: 3. Cover Material (Barrier Layer): Off-Site Clay CY _____ Synthetics - 40 mil SY _____ Synthetics - GCL SY _____ Synthetics - Geonet SY _____ Synthetics - Other (explain) _____ _____ Subtotal Cover Material: 4. Top Soil Cover: Off-Site Material CY _____ Delivery CY _____ Spread CY _____ Subtotal Top Soil Cover: 5. Vegetative Layer Sodding SY _____ Hydroseeding AC _____ Fertilizer AC _____ Mulch AC _____ Other (explain) ____________ _____ _____ Subtotal Vegetative Layer: 6. Stormwater Control System: Earthwork CY _____ Grading SY _____ Piping LF _____ Ditches LF _____ Berms LF _____ Control Structures EA _____ Other (explain)____________ _____ _____ Subtotal Stormwater Control System: DEP FORM 62-701.900(28) Effective January 6, 2010 3 of 9  NOT APPLICABLE Number Description Unit of Units Cost / Unit Total Cost 7. Passive Gas Control: Wells EA _____ Pipe and Fittings LF _____ Monitoring Probes EA _____ NSPS/Title V requirements LS 1 _____ Subtotal Passive Gas Control: 8. Active Gas Extraction Control: Traps EA _____ Sumps EA _____ Flare Assembly EA _____ Flame Arrestor EA _____ Mist Eliminator EA _____ Flow Meter EA _____ Blowers EA _____ Collection System LF _____ Other (explain) ____________ _____ _____ Subtotal Active Gas Extraction Control: 9. Security System: Fencing LF _____ Gate(s) EA _____ Sign(s) EA _____ Subtotal Security System: 10. Engineering: Closure Plan Report LS _____ 1 Certified Engineering Drawings LS _____ 1 NSPS/Title V Air Permit LS _____ 1 Final Survey LS 1 _____ Certification of Closure LS 1 _____ Other (explain) ____________ _____ _____ Subtotal Engineering: Description Hours Cost / Hour Hours Cost / Hour Total Cost 11. Professional Services Contract Management Quality Assurance P.E. Supervisor _____ _____ _____ _____ On-Site Engineer _____ _____ _____ _____ Office Engineer _____ _____ _____ _____ On-Site Technician _____ _____ _____ _____ Other (explain) _____ _____ _____ _____ Number Description Unit of Units Cost / Unit Total Cost Quality Assurance Testing LS _____ 1 Subtotal Professional Services: DEP FORM 62-701.900(28) Effective January 6, 2010 4 of 9  NOT APPLICABLE Subtotal of 1-11 Above: 12. Contingency _____ % of Subtotal of 1-11 Above Subtotal Contingency: Estimated Closing Cost Subtotal: Description Total Cost 13. Site Specific Costs Mobilization Waste Tire Facility Materials Recovery Facility Special Wastes Leachate Management System Modification Other (explain) Subtotal Site Specific Costs: TOTAL ESTIMATED CLOSING COSTS ($): DEP FORM 62-701.900(28) Effective January 6, 2010 5 of 9 V. ANNUAL COST FOR LONG-TERM CARE See 62-701.600(1)a.1., 62-701.620(1), 62-701.630(3)a. and 62-701.730(11)b. F.A.C. for required term length. For landfills certified closed and Department accepted, enter the remaining long-term care length as "Other" and provide years remaining. (Check Term Length)  5 Years  20 Years  30 Years  Other, ___ 10 Years Notes: 1. Cost estimates must be certified by a professional engineer. 2. Cost estimates based on third party suppliers of material, equipment and labor at fair market value. 3. In some cases, a price quote in support of individual item estimates may be required. All items must be addressed. Attach a detailed explanation for all entries left blank. Sampling Frequency Number of (Cost / Well) / Description (Events / Year) Wells Event Annual Cost 1. Groundwater Monitoring [62-701.510(6), and (8)(a)] Monthly 12 _____ Quarterly 4 _____ Semi-Annually 2 21 _____ $202.72 $8,514.24 Annually 1 _____ Subtotal Groundwater Monitoring: $8,514.24 2. Surface Water Monitoring [62-701.510(4), and (8)(b)] Monthly 12 _____ Quarterly 4 _____ Semi-Annually 2 _____ 3 $373.67 $2,242.02 Annually 1 _____ Subtotal Surface Water Monitoring: $2,242.02 3. Gas Monitoring [62-701.400(10)] Monthly 12 _____ Quarterly 4 _____ Semi-Annually 2 _____ Annually 1 _____ 31 $68.63 $2,127.53 Subtotal Gas Monitoring: $2,127.53 4. Leachate Monitoring [62-701.510(5), (6)(b) and 62-701.510(8)c] Monthly 12 _____ Quarterly 4 _____ Semi-Annually 2 _____ Annually 1 _____ Other (explain) _________ N/A _____ _____ Subtotal Leachate Monitoring: Number of Description Unit Units / Year Cost / Unit Annual Cost 5. Leachate Collection/Treatment Systems Maintenance Maintenance Collection Pipes LF _____ Sumps, Traps EA _____ Lift Stations EA _____ Cleaning LS _____ 1 $2,000.00 $2,000.00 Tanks EA _____ DEP FORM 62-701.900(28) Effective January 6, 2010 6 of 9  Number of Description Unit Units / Year Cost / Unit Annual Cost 5. (continued) Impoundments Liner Repair SY _____ Sludge Removal CY _____ Aeration Systems Floating Aerators EA _____ Spray Aerators EA _____ Disposal Off-site (Includes 1000 gallon _____ transportation and disposal) Subtotal Leachate Collection / Treatment Systems Maintenance: $2,000.00 6. Groundwater Monitoring Well Maintenance Monitoring Wells LF _____ 1 $500.00 $500.00 Replacement EA _____ Abandonment EA _____ Subtotal Groundwater Monitoring Well Maintenance: $500.00 7. Gas System Maintenance Piping, Vents LF _____ 1 $500.00 $500.00 Blowers EA _____ Flaring Units EA _____ Meters, Valves EA _____ Compressors EA _____ Flame Arrestors EA _____ Operation LS _____ 1 Subtotal Gas System Maintenance: $500.00 8. Landscape Maintenance Mowing AC _____ 210 $104.56 $21,957.60 Fertilizer AC _____ Subtotal Landscape Maintenance: $21,957.60 9. Erosion Control and Cover Maintenance Sodding SY _____ 9,528 $2.04 $19,437.12 Regrading AC _____ Liner Repair SY _____ 1,048 $7.00 $7,336.00 Clay CY _____ 1,588 $18.00 $28,584.00 Subtotal Erosion Control and Cover Maintenance: $55,357.12 10. Storm Water Management System Maintenance Conveyance Maintenance LS _____ 1 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 Subtotal Storm Water Management System Maintenance: $1,000.00 11. Security System Maintenance Fences LS _____ 1 $500.00 $500.00 Gate(s) EA _____ Sign(s) EA _____ Subtotal Security System Maintenance: $500.00 DEP FORM 62-701.900(28) Effective January 6, 2010 7 of 9  Number of Description Unit Units / Year Cost / Unit Annual Cost 12. Utilities LS _____ 1 $1,800.00 $1,800.00 Subtotal Utilities: $1,800.00 13. Leachate Collection/Treatment Systems Operation Operation P.E. Supervisor HR _____ On-Site Engineer HR _____ Office Engineer HR _____ OnSite Technician HR 48 _____ $65.00 $3,120.00 Materials LS _____ 1 Subtotal Leachate Collection/Treatment Systems Operation: $3,120.00 14. Administrative P.E. Supervisor HR 35 _____ $135.00 $4,725.00 On-Site Engineer HR 48 _____ $75.00 $3,600.00 Office Engineer HR 80 _____ $75.00 $6,000.00 OnSite Technician HR _____ Other ________________ _____ HR _____ 40 $50.00 $2,000.00 Administrative Assistant Subtotal Administrative: $16,325.00 Subtotal of 1-14 Above: $115,943.51 15. Contingency _____ 5 % of Subtotal of 1-14 Above $5,797.18 Subtotal Contingency: $5,797.18 Number of Description Unit Units / Year Cost / Unit Annual Cost 16. Site Specific Costs _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ Subtotal Site Specific Costs: ANNUAL LONG-TERM CARE COST ($ / YEAR): $121,740.69 Number of Years of Long-Term Care: _____ 10 TOTAL LONG-TERM CARE COST ($): $1,217,406.86 DEP FORM 62-701.900(28) Effective January 6, 2010 8 of 9 VI. CERTIFICATION BY ENGINEER This is to certify that the Cost Estimates pertaining to the engineering features of this solid waste management facility have been examined by me and found to conform to engineering principles applicable to such facilities. In my professional judgment, the Cost Estimates are a true, correct and complete representation of the financial liabilities for closing and/or long-term care of the facility and comply with the requirements of Rule 62-701.630 F.A.C. and all other Department of Environmental Protection rules, and statutes of the State of Florida. It is understood that the Cost Estimates shall be submitted to the Department annually, revised or adjusted as required by Rule 62- 701.630(4), F.A.C. 200 W Forsyth Street, Suite 800 Signature Mailing Address Brad Stone, Vice President Jacksonville, FL, 32202 Name and Title (please type) City, State, Zip Code Brad.Stone@hdrinc.com Date E-Mail address (if available) P.E. Licence No. 53110 (904) 598 8900 Florida Registration Number Telephone Number (please affix seal) VII. SIGNATURE BY OWNER/OPERATOR 1759 South Ferdon Boulevard Signature of Applicant Mailing Address John Hofstad Okaloosa County Public Works Director Crestview, Florida 32536 Name and Title (please type) City, State, Zip Code (850) 689-5770 E-Mail address (if available) Telephone Number DEP FORM 62-701.900(28) Effective January 6, 2010 9 of 9  Appendix B Third Party Quotes April 2014 Wright Landfill Financial Assurance Cost Estimates Okaloosa County RDH Environmental, Inc. 5720 Dove Dr. Pace, FL. 32571 850-336-0192 April 14, 2014, Dear Karamjit Singh, Here is the price estimate that you have requested for sampling 21 wells and 3 surface waters at Wright Landfill located in Okaloosa County, FL. The following price estimate is based on the second (fall) event. The low flow equipment purge method can be used or we can purge three to five well volumes. All sampling techniques will be in accordance with the SOPS listed in FDEP-SOP-001/01 (Field Procedures). The estimate does not include field filters. If field filters are needed they will be billed out at cost plus fifteen percent. The estimate does include disposable bladders for the QED pump. If we use the QED pumps then the bladders will be billed out at cost plus 15%. RDH Environmental will supply all the sampling supplies needed. Cost per Semi-Annual Event: Sampling Charge per Hour…………………$50.00 No. of Hours……………………………..…44 Sampling Charge…………….......................$2200.00 Field Filters (if needed)………………..…...Cost plus 15% Disposable Bladders (QED Pumps)………..Cost plus 15% Mileage Charge per Mile…………………..N/A Mileage Charge…………………………….N/A No. of Miles………………………………...N/A Tubing per foot ………….………………....$0.35 Tubing Cost (if needed)……………..…..….$350.00 Equipment Usage per Day (per set)..……….$75.00 Equipment Usage……………………..…….$225.00 Per Diem per Day…………………………..$120.00 Per Diem……………………………………$360.00 Total Price (excluding bladders and filters)...$3135.00 Comments: This is an estimated cost only. The actual cost may very but in no event shall the cost exceed $3400.00 (excluding bladders, tubing, and filters). If you have any questions please feel free to call me. Thank you, Rick Hagendorfer Vice President RDH Environmental 5720 Dove Dr. 32571 850-336-0192 PACE ANALYTICAL SERVICES, INC. COST PROPOSAL Contact Name: Karamjit Singh PROPOSAL NO.: 14-0089 Company: HDR Engineering PROPOSAL DATE: April 7, 2014 Address: 200 West Forsyth Street, Suite 800 Turnaround Time: 10 working days Jacksonville, FL 32202 Sample Arrival Date: Phone No.: 904-598-8930 Schedule: Firm: Tentative: Fax No.: 904-598-8988 Project Name/Description: Wright Assessment Monitoring Semiannual PARAMETERS Methods Matrix No. of Samples Unit Cost Subtotal Sample Field QC Total SEMIANNUAL APPENDIX I VOC 8260 GW 8 2 10 $ 60.00 $ 600.00 AMMONIA 350.1 GW 11 2 13 $ 10.00 $ 130.00 FE, AS 6010 GW 10 0 10 $ 22.00 $ 220.00 TDS 6010 GW 14 2 16 $ 8.00 $ 128.00 FE, NA 6010 GW 2 0 2 $ 22.00 $ 44.00 FE 6010 GW 4 0 4 $ 15.00 $ 60.00 FE, AS, NA 6010 GW 1 2 3 $ 33.00 $ 99.00 SEMIANNUAL SAMPLES CD, CR, CU, FE, PB, NI, ZN 6010/6020 SW 4 2 6 $ 84.00 $ 504.00 TOTAL HARDNESS CALCULATION SW 4 2 6 $ 22.00 $ 132.00 UNIONIZED AMMONIA 350.1 + CALC SW 4 2 6 $ 10.00 $ 60.00 $ - $ - $ - $ - Sample Kit Charge N/C Kit Shipping Charge N/C Rapid Turnaround Charge ( %) TOTAL $ 1,977.00 Bottle Kits will be shipped to the client by Pace Courier or Ground shippment by FedEx. Any over night Comments: shipping will be billed to the client. Please provide the field ph and temp for the calculation of the UNIONIZED AMMONIA Prepared by: Mike Valder (mike.valder@pacelabs.com) Florida: Tampa Lab & Service Center 8 East Tower Circle 5948 Benjamin Road Ormond Beach, FL 32174 Tampa, FL 33634 phone: 386-672-5668 phone: 813-390-8540 fax: 386-673-4001 Date: April 7, 2014 Page 2 of 4 Pace Analytical Services, Inc. Proposal Notes General Notes: z Standard turnaround time (TAT) for results is 10 working days starting from when samples are received. Should there be the need for rush services, Pace Analytical Services, Inc. (PASI) will require notification before the samples are sent. PASI will perform analyses with a shorter TAT with rush service charges providing that: the shorter TAT has been pre-approved by PASI's Project Manager and the fast TAT is feasible for the requested analyses. z Standard TAT for any subcontracted analysis, if required, will be quoted on page 1 of this quote. z Reports will reflect PASI's standard reporting format. Should the client require a customized report or specific reporting requirements (such as non-standard Reporting Limits), PASI requires notification prior to sampling. If notification is made after start of services, PASI reserves the right to charge an additional 10% of the total cost of services. z This proposal will be valid for 45 calendar days from date of issue. z Payment Terms: Net due within 30 days of invoice date; a late fee of 1.5% per month will be assessed on balances owed beyond 30 days. New clients are required to complete a New Account Application. Payment Terms will be prepay until the credit application has been approved. z PASI’s liability is limited to the actual cost of re-sampling and re-analysis or $5,000.00, whichever is less. z For those samples containing hazardous wastes, PASI reserves the right to return the samples to the client and/or charge the client for any transfer or appropriate disposal fees. z PASI will provide and ship sample kits (which include cooler and sample bottles) at no charge to the client provided that the kits are ordered at least four (4) working days prior to the requested delivery date of the kits. If notice is less than four (4) working days, PASI has the right to bill the client for any additional shipping costs z Receipt of samples covered in this Proposal acknowledges acceptance of all terms and conditions included in this Proposal. z Client assumes any and all liability for delays or accidents caused by common carrier (such as, but not limited to, UPS or FedEx) during the course of shipping samples to the laboratory; if PASI includes the cost of shipping samples in its price for analysis, client agrees to pay shipping costs associated with any re-sampling events.  Pace Analytical Services, Inc. TERMS & CONDITIONS I. SCOPE. Pace Analytical Services, Inc. (Pace) agrees to perform the services (the “Services”) requested by Client. Said Services may be described in a fee schedule, proposal, agreement, or other document, which shall be incorporated herein by reference and referred to as the “Proposal.” Unless modified in writing by the parties hereto, the duties of Pace shall not be construed to exceed those services specifically set forth in the Proposal. Nothing herein shall prevent Pace from employing independent contractors or subcontractors in assisting with performance of the Services. Initiation of the Services shall constitute agreement and acceptance of the Proposal and these Terms and Conditions. II. COMPENSATION. In consideration for the performance of the Services, Client agrees to pay for the Services in accordance with compensation provisions set forth by the Proposal and these Terms and Conditions. If not otherwise specified in the Proposal, compensation for laboratory analyses will be based on Pace’s then current published analytical fee schedule. Fees for Rush Analyses, Suspension, Termination, and additional storage or return of samples are discussed under Articles III, VI X, and XI herein. Payment to Pace shall be made within thirty (30) days after the date of billing. If Client objects to any portion of an invoice, it shall notify Pace in writing within fifteen (15) days after receipt of said invoice and shall timely pay that portion of the invoice not in dispute. Past due invoices and any sums improperly withheld by Client shall accrue interest thereon at a rate of 1.5 percent per month or the maximum interest rate permitted by law, whichever is less. Such interest is due and payable when the overdue payment is made. Payments shall be applied first to any accrued interest. In the event Pace, as a nonparty, is required to respond to any subpoena, provide testimony or otherwise assist with litigation related to the Services, Client agrees to reimburse Pace on a time-and-expenses basis, wherein time-related charges will be billed at employee’s salary rate times an overhead factor of 3.5. Direct expenses will be billed at cost plus a 10 percent service charge. III. RUSH ANALYSES AND HOLDING TIMES. A surcharge is normally added to the analytical cost if rush analysis is requested. The surcharge will depend upon the analysis to be performed. Rush analysis must be requested in writing and is offered contingent upon availability and prearrangement with Pace’s testing coordinator/Project Manager. Client understands samples may become unusable if applicable holding times are exceeded and agrees Pace shall not be responsible for expenses related to resampling or disposition of unusable samples, given Pace was not negligent in exceeding said holding times. IV. HAZARD COMMUNICATION. The Client shall inform Pace of any hazardous characteristics known or suspected about any sample provided to Pace by Client, its agent, employee, contractor or other representative prior to performance of the Services. V. DELIVERY OF SAMPLES. Upon timely delivery of samples, Pace will use reasonable efforts consistent with standard industry practice in meeting mutually agreed upon turnaround times. The Client shall be responsible for the proper shipment, delivery, preservation and chain-of-custody documents (including specifying analytical method) of any samples provided to Pace. The Client represents and warrants that any sample to be delivered to Pace and known or suspected to contain any hazardous substance shall be labeled, packaged, manifested, transported, and delivered to Pace in accordance with the then current state and federal regulations. VI. SAMPLE DISPOSITION. All samples and portions thereof shall remain the property of Client at all times. Unless otherwise requested of Pace in writing by the Client, Pace will properly dispose of samples thirty (30) days after Pace’s analytical report is issued or other termination of the Services. If requested in writing by the Client prior to submission of the analytical report, Pace can retain said samples longer than 30 days for an additional monthly storage charge based upon Pace’s then current fee schedule. If Client requests in writing prior to submission of the analytical report, Pace will retain unused samples or portions thereof for return to Client. Pace, at its sole option, reserves the right to return samples or portions thereof to the Client if found or suspected to be hazardous according to state or federal guidelines, or charge the Client a disposal fee . If said samples contain hazardous substances, Client shall provide the method and choice of transporter and execute transport documents. Client agrees to pay for any and all costs associated with returning samples or portions thereof and further agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless Pace for any allegations that Pace is a transporter, arranger, generator, or disposer of said substances or samples. Page 3 of 4 Pace Analytical Services, Inc. TERMS & CONDITIONS, continued VII. WARRANTY AND LIABILITY. Recognizing that the nature of many samples is unknown and that some may contain potentially hazardous components, Pace warrants only that it will perform testing services, obtain findings, and prepare reports in accordance with generally acceptable analytical laboratory principles and practices. In recognition of the relative risks, rewards and benefits of the Services to both the Client and Pace, the risks have been allocated such that the Client agrees, to the fullest extent permitted by law, that Pace’s aggregate liability to the Client for any and all injuries, claims, losses, expenses, damages or claim expenses arising out of the Services from any cause or causes, shall not exceed $5,000. Such causes may include, but are not limited to, Pace’s negligence, errors, omissions, strict liability, breach of contract or breach of warranty. The parties hereunder agree they shall not be liable to each other for special, incidental, exemplary, punitive or consequences damages. The exclusive remedy of any breach of this warranty will be, at Pace’s discretion, a rerun of the sample or a similar sample or a refund of the analytical fee for the implicated sample(s). This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied. VIII. DISPUTE RESOLUTION. Any claims or disputes between the Pace and the Client, made either before, during or after the Services, shall be submitted to non-binding mediation within a reasonable time. Client and Pace agree to require a similar mediation agreement of all contractors, subcontractors, subconsultants, suppliers, and fabricators, thereby providing for meditation as the primary method for dispute resolution between all parties. IX. INSURANCE. Pace will maintain in force during the performance of Services, Workers’ Compensation and Employer’s Liability insurance (in accordance with the laws of the states having jurisdiction over our employees who are engaged in the performance of the Services), Comprehensive General and Liability (limit of $1,000,000 per occurrence), Comprehensive Automobile Liability, owned and hired, (limit of $1,000,000 for bodily injury and Professional Liability insurance (limit of $1,000,000 per occurrence). X. DELAYS AND SUSPENSION. Client may suspend all or a portion of the Services with 24 hours verbal notice to be confirmed in writing with proof of delivery. Pace may suspend the Services by notifying Client of circumstances that are interfering with the normal progress of Services. Pace may suspend the Services in the event the Client does not pay invoices when due. In the event of suspension, Client shall pay for costs incurred to the date of suspension in accordance with Article II. XI. TERMINATION. Either party may terminate the Services in the event the other party fails to perform in accordance with the Proposal or these Terms and Conditions. Termination of the Services is accomplished by immediate verbal notice and 48 hours prior written notice from the party initiating termination to the other. with proof of delivery. In the event of termination, Pace shall be compensated for Services actually performed prior to the effective date of termination plus any costs incurred by Pace for the orderly termination of the Services. XII. APPLICABLE LAW. The Services, Proposal and these Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and construed according to the laws of the State of Florida. Venue for any legal action hereunder shall be in the county where Pace is officed. XIII. INVALIDITY. In the event a provision herein shall for any reason be held invalid, illegal or unenforceable in any respect, such finding shall not affect the enforceability of any other provision herein. XIV. NONWAIVER AND COUNTERPARTS. Failure or delay in exercising any right, power, or remedy herein shall not impair any right, power or remedy which any party hereto may have, nor shall any such failure or delay be construed to be a waiver of any such right, power or remedy or an acquiescence in any breach or default hereunder absent an express, written waiver or acquiescence, nor shall any waiver of any breach or default be deemed a waiver of any default or breach subsequently occurring. All documents related to the Services (including change orders) may be executed via facsimile or by transmitting originals; any number of executed counterparts constitute one and the same instrument. XV. ENTIRE AGREEMENT. These Terms and Conditions and the Proposal (as defined hereunder) represent the entire understanding of Client and Pace as to those matters contained herein. No prior oral or written understanding shall be of any force or effect with respect to those matters covered herein. XVI. AMENDMENTS. The Proposal “Pace Analytical Services, Inc. ANALYTICAL SERVICE COST PROPOSAL” or “Pace, Inc. Terms and Conditions” herein may not be modified except in writing signed by both parties. Page 4 of 4  Welcome Karamjit Singh Quick Tour Help Product Overview Version 5.0.4 Search Data Custom Cost Data Manage Estimates Square Foot Estimator Manage Accounts Reference Items Cost Data .....Heavy Construction Type Unit Labor Type Open Shop PENSACOLA(325) Release Year 2014 Quarter 1 What are you searching for? Include m y Custom Data Adv anced Search Measurement System : English MasterFormat 2 0 1 0 320190.19 Mowing Page 1 of 1 Lines 1 - 21 of 21 26 Electrical Line Num ber Description Unit Crew Daily Output Labor Hours Bare Material Bare Labor Bare Equipm ent Bare Total Total O&P 27 Communications 320190190010 MOWING 31 Earthwork 32 Exterior Improvements 320190191650 Mowing brush, tractor with rotary mower 3201 Operation And Mainte 320190191660 Light density M.S.F. B84 22.00 0.364 12.18 16.30 28.48 37.93 320113 Flexible Paving 320190191670 Medium density M.S.F. B84 13.00 0.615 20.45 27.58 48.03 64.77 320116 Flexible Paving 320190191680 Heavy density M.S.F. B84 9.00 0.889 29.78 39.89 69.67 93.17 320117 Flexible Paving 320190192000 Mowing, brush/grass, tractor, rotary mower, highway/airport median M.S.F. B84 13.00 0.615 20.45 27.58 48.03 64.77 320129 Rigid Paving Re 320190192010 Traffic safety flashing truck for highway/airport median mowing Day A2B 1.00 8.000 205.36 265.95 471.31 634.82 320130 Operation And M 320190194050 Lawn mowing, power mower, 18" - 22" M.S.F. 1 Clab 65.00 0.123 3.08 3.08 5.20 320190 Operation And M 320190.13 Fertilizing 320190194100 22" - 30" M.S.F. 1 Clab 110.00 0.073 1.82 1.82 3.07 320190.19 Mowing 320190194150 30" - 32" M.S.F. 1 Clab 140.00 0.057 1.43 1.43 2.41 320190.23 Pruning 320190194160 Riding mower, 36" - 44" M.S.F. B66 300.00 0.027 0.86 0.86 1.72 2.36 320190.24 Shrub Pru 320190194170 48" - 58" M.S.F. B66 480.00 0.017 0.53 0.53 1.06 1.48 320190.26 Watering 320190194175 Mowing with tractor & attachments 320190.29 Topsoil P 320190194180 3 gang reel, 7' M.S.F. B66 930.00 0.009 0.28 0.28 0.56 0.77 3206 Schedules For Exterio 320190194190 5 gang reel, 12' M.S.F. B66 1200.00 0.007 0.21 0.22 0.43 0.60 3211 Base Courses 3212 Flexible Paving 320190194200 Cutter or sickle-bar, 5', rough terrain M.S.F. B66 210.00 0.038 1.23 1.22 2.45 3.38 3213 Rigid Paving 320190194210 Cutter or sickle-bar, 5', smooth terrain M.S.F. B66 340.00 0.024 0.76 0.75 1.51 2.08 3214 Unit Paving 320190194220 Drainage channel, 5' sickle bar Mile B66 5.00 1.600 51.56 51.22 102.78 141.49 3216 Curbs, Gutters, Sidew 320190194250 Lawnmower, rotary type, sharpen (all sizes) Ea. 1 Clab 10.00 0.800 20.00 20.00 33.78 3217 Paving Specialties 320190194260 Repair or replace part Ea. 1 Clab 7.00 1.143 28.45 28.45 48.01 3218 Athletic And Recreatio Page 1 of 1 Lines 1 - 21 of 21 ® 2014 Reed Construction Data Inc. Terms and Conditions | Sales Help: 1-800-334-3509 CustomerRelations@rsmeans.com CESPO05 04/08/2013-12.12.35 Page: 26 Florida Department of Transportation Item Average Unit Cost From 2012/01/01 to 2012/12/31 Contract Type: ALL Statewide Displaying: VALID ITEMS WITH HITS From: 0101 1 To: 9999999999 No. of Weighted Total Total Unit Item Conts Average Amount Quantity Meas Obs? Description 0556 1 5 7 $323.75 $715,480.24 2,210.000 LF N JACK AND BORE, CASE DIA 24"TO<36" 0556 1 6 3 $548.04 $780,404.12 1,424.000 LF N JACK AND BORE, CASE DIA, 36"TO<48" 0556 1 7 2 $931.28 $393,930.00 423.000 LF N JACK AND BORE, CASE DIA 48"TO<60" 0556 1 8 FDOT 2 Inflation Factor = 1.017 $1,067.06 $306,246.00 287.000 LF N JACK AND BORE, CASE DIA 60"TO<72" 0556 1 9 Sodding 1 Cost = $2.00 * 1.017 $2,090.99 = $2.04 per SY (approx) $177,734.15 85.000 LF N JACK AND BORE, CASE DIA 72"TO<84" 0556 1 10 1 $2,090.99 $219,553.95 105.000 LF N JACK AND BORE, CASE DIA 84"TO<96" 0561 1 19 $1,025.63 $16,676,571.29 16,259.800 TN N COATING EXISTING STRUCTURAL STEEL 0563 3 3 $.28 $21,815.00 77,094.000 SF N ANTI-GRAFFITI COATING, SACRIFICIAL 0563 4 1 $.79 $72,550.44 91,836.000 SF N ANTI-GRAFFITI COATING, NON-SACRIFICIAL 0570 1 1 48 $.49 $1,072,112.03 2,185,238.900 SY N PERFORMANCE TURF 0570 1 2 233 $2.00 $12,198,020.61 6,112,021.890 SY N PERFORMANCE TURF, SOD 0571 1 11 15 $3.71 $136,750.48 36,871.000 SY N PLASTIC EROSION MAT, TRM, TYPE 1 0571 1 12 5 $4.16 $54,133.41 13,018.000 SY N PLASTIC EROSION MAT, TRM, TYPE 2 0571 1 13 2 $2.24 $342,750.80 152,794.000 SY N PLASTIC EROSION MAT, TRM, TYPE 3 0580 1 1 26 $65,652.19 $1,838,261.29 28.000 LS N LANDSCAPE COMPLETE- SMALL PLANTS 0580 1 2 39 $144,396.60 $6,209,053.69 43.000 LS N LANDSCAPE COMPLETE- LARGE PLANTS 0590 70 14 $42,509.42 $637,641.37 15.000 LS N IRRIGATION SYSTEM 0590 70 1 2 $8,480.34 $16,960.68 2.000 LS N IRRIGATION SYSTEM REPAIRS 0591 1 2 1 $39.00 $9,750.00 250.000 LF N IRRIGATION SLEEVE, 4" DIAMETER 0604 3 1 1 $1,430.00 $5,720.00 4.000 PI N TIMING IMPLEMENTATION, CONTROLLER 0604 3 2 1 $1,500.00 $4,500.00 3.000 PI N TIMING IMPLEMENTATION,CNTL&COORD 0630 1 11 30 $15.61 $28,738.20 1,841.000 LF N CONDUIT, F& I, ABOVEGROUND 0630 1 12 114 $4.40 $1,076,758.77 244,875.100 LF N CONDUIT, F& I, UNDERGROUND 0630 1 13 91 $16.02 $1,084,073.88 67,658.000 LF N CONDUIT, F&I, UNDER EXIST PAVT 0630 1 14 43 $11.92 $692,263.94 58,067.800 LF N CONDUIT,F& I, UG JACKED 0630 1 15 5 $25.70 $49,207.20 1,915.000 LF N CONDUIT,F& I, BRIDGE MOUNT 0632 6 1 17 $5.31 $163,768.75 30,837.000 LF N CABLE, FURNISH & INSTALL 0632 6 3 1 $4.55 $3,640.00 800.000 LF N CABLE, INSTALL 0632 7 1 113 $3,582.24 $1,676,488.25 468.000 PI N SIGNAL CABLE- NEW OR RECO, FUR & INSTALL 0632 7 4 2 $1,083.50 $4,334.00 4.000 PI N SIGNAL CABLE, ADJUST 0632 8140 1 $1.25 $5,000.00 4,000.000 LF N CABLE, INTERCONNECT,TBD, RELOCATE 0632 8211 7 $3.04 $15,279.50 5,021.000 LF N CABLE, INTERCONNECT, 1-25, F&I, AERIAL 0632 8212 11 $3.32 $70,154.39 21,112.000 LF N CABLE, INTERCONNECT, 1-25, F&I, UG 0632 8232 1 $3.20 $6,400.00 2,000.000 LF N CABLE, INTERCONNECT, 1-25, INS, UG 0632 8311 1 $4.95 $5,940.00 1,200.000 LF N CABLE, INTERCONNECT, 26-50, F&I, AERIAL  Appendix C USLE Calculation April 2014 Wright Landfill Financial Assurance Cost Estimates Okaloosa County  Wright Landfill April 2014 Soil Erosion using the Universal Soil Loss Equation (USLE) The Universal Soil Loss Equation A = R * K * LS * C * P Name Value Reference* Rainfall Factor R = 400 Figure 1 of USDA "Predicting Rainfall Loss Handbook" Soil Erodibility Factor K = 0.08 Figure 3 of USDA "Predicting Rainfall Loss Handbook"; assuming 10% silt and very fine sand (.15 to .075 mm), 90% sand (0.1 to 2 mm), 2% organic matter, fine granular structure, and moderate permeability Topographic Factor LS = 7.21 Table 3 USDA "Predicting Rainfall Loss Handbook"; 150 ft slope, 25% slope (Assumed) Cover and Management Factor C = 0.042 Assuming 60% of the ground is covered by vegetation. Support Practice Factor P= 1 support practice factor, assumed for slope with no farming Assumptions: density 95 lb/ft^3 dry density for silty sand acreage 210 acres Table of Soil Loss A tons/ C CF/ year CY/ year (tons/year) year 0.042 10 2,036 42,863 1,588 *reference United States Department of Agriculture. "Predicting Rainfall Erosion Losses." Agriculture Handbook No. 537, December 1978. R=400 K=0.08 LS