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Martis Valley Groundwater Management Plan Section 2 NCSD Table 2-2. Estimated Yield of Public Agency Production Wells a Well Name Estimated Maximum Yield (gpm) TH-2 800 TH-1 (anticipated in 2012) 800 (estimated) PCWA Lahontan Well 1 1,400 Lahontan Well 2 1,400 TDPUD A Well 160 Airport 2,140 Prosser Annex 460 Glenshire Drive 1,725 Martis Valley No. 1 1,585 Northside 575 Southside No. 2 200 Southside No. 1 (non-potable) N/A Sanders 290 Old Greenwood 870 Hirschdale 35 Prosser Heights 360 Prosser Village 800 Well No. 20 540 Fibreboard (non-potable) N/A Donner Creek (non-potable) N/A a Well Yield information provided by NCSD, PCWA (Tully and Young, 2011), and TDPUD (Kaufman, 2011) A number of private wells are distributed across the basin, and a number of residential neighborhoods or tracts have relatively higher concentrations of wells. Martis Camp operates 2 irrigation wells for their own use and provides Northstar with water from these wells for snowmaking and irrigation purposes as well (Josh Detweiller, NCSD, pers. comm.). At higher elevations in the eastern portion of the basin, the Juniper Hills area includes a number of estates, most of which rely on private wells drilled deep (typically 500 to 800 feet) into uplifted Lousetown volcanics and/or deeper volcanics. In the center of the MVGB, a high density of relatively shallow (200 to 300 feet deep) private wells have been drilled and are in use along Prosser Dam Road. Many of these are drilled into shallow Lousetown volcanics, while others are drilled into glacial outwash and the Prosser Formation. In the northwestern portion of the MVGB a number of homes located on Alder Hill have domestic wells drilled primarily into uplifted Lousetown volcanics and range in depth from 300 to 800 feet. DRAFT for review purposes only. Use of contents on this sheet is subject to the limitations specified at the end of this document. P:\40000\140691 - PCWA Martis Valley GWP\GMP\Report\3rd Draft\Martis Valley GMP Draft 01-09-13.docx 2-25
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1.1 ORGANIZATION OF REPORT The Moni
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ELEVATION (FEET NAVD88) B West 7500
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3.0 MONITORING NETWORK 3-1 Monitori
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3-3 Monitoring Network Development
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TABLE 3‐1 CONTINUED. SELECTED INF
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FIGURE 3-2. ACCESS POINT ON A WELL
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4.2 WELL MONITORING LOG BOOK (WMLB)
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FIGURE 4-2. CASGEM FIELD EQUIPMENT
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4.3 CHALLENGES TO BE PREPARED FOR 4
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Depth-to-groundwater Procedures and
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Depth-to-groundwater Procedures and
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Recording of Monitoring Data, Data
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Appendix A CASGEM Guidelines
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction to t
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NETWORK DESIGN CONCEPTS SELECTION O
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Figure 11. Contour per 100 mi 2 map
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The Subcommittee on Ground Water of
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FIELD GUIDELINES FOR CASGEM WATER-L
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Reference Point (RP) Tape at Water
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DEMs to determine the elevation of
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GUIDELINES FOR MEASURING WATER LEVE
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4. Check that the RP is clearly mar
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4. Prepare the field forms (DWR For
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Before making a measurement: 1. Kee
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Public-supply well - A well that pu
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Taylor, C.J., and Alley, W.M., 2001
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CASGEM Monitoring Plan Summary The
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quality, consistency and reliabilit
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PAGE 2 • PCWA UPDATE Placer Count
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PLACER COUNTY WATER AGENCY 144 Ferg
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DETECTED COMPOUNDS Primary Contamin
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Dear Customer: The Northstar Commun
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RESULTS: Groundwater Quality in the
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Factors that Affect Groundwater Qua
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Figure 7. Mean annual precipitation
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References Cherkauer, D. S., and S.
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