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NewWell CLGD

This schedule supersedes all previous monitoring schedules.
Chemical - Title 22MCL (mg/L)EPA MethodFrequency
Primary Inorganics - Section 64432
Aluminum1Every 3 years
Antimony0.006Every 3 years
Arsenic0.010Every 3 years*
Barium1Every 3 years
Beryllium0.004Every 3 years
Cadmium0.005Every 3 years
Chromium0.05Every 3 years
Cyanide0.15Waived
Fluoride2.0Every 3 years
Mercury0.002Every 3 years
Nickel0.1Every 3 years
Perchlorate0.0062 samples, 5 to 7 months apart**
Selenium0.05Every 3 years
Thallium0.002Every 3 years
Asbestos - Section 64432.2
Asbestos - Source Water7 MFLEvery 9 years
Asbestos - Distribution System sampling7 MFLEvery 9 years
if Asbestos-Cement pipe usedif Aggressive Index < 11.5
Nitrate/Nitrite - Section 64432.1
Nitrate (as NO3)***45Annually if < 23 mg/L***
Nitrite (as nitrogen)****1Every 3 years if <0.5 mg/L****
Nitrate + Nitrite (sum as nitrogen)10N/A
Secondary Standards - Table 64449-A
Aluminum0.2Every 3 years
Color15Every 3 years
Copper1.0Every 3 years
Foaming Agents0.5Every 3 years
Iron0.3Every 3 years
Manganese0.05Every 3 years
Methyl-tert-butyl ether (MTBE)0.005502.2, 524.2See MTBE frequency on page 2
Odor3Every 3 years
Silver0.1Every 3 years
Thiobencarb0.001Waived
Turbidity5Every 3 years
Zinc5Every 3 years
General Minerals - Section 64449
BicarbonateN/AEvery 3 years
CarbonateN/AEvery 3 years
Hydroxide AlkalinityN/AEvery 3 years
CalciumN/AEvery 3 years
MagnesiumN/AEvery 3 years
SodiumN/AEvery 3 years
HardnessN/AEvery 3 years
pHN/AEvery 3 years
Secondary Standards - Table 64449-B
TDS500-1000;1500Every 3 years
Specific Conductance900-1600; 2200Every 3 years
Chloride250-500;600Every 3 years
Sulfate250-500;600Every 3 years
MCL = Maximum Contaminant Level
* Arsenic sampling shall be increased to quarterly following any result > 0.010 mg/L.
** At least 1 sample must be collected during the period from May 1 through Sept. 30.
If no perchlorate is detected, the monitoring frequency will be every 3 years thereafter.
*** Nitrate sampling shall be increased to quarterly following any result > 23 mg/L.
This may be reduced to annual, upon request, if all 4 quarterly results are < 45 mg/L.
**** Nitrite sampling shall be increased to quarterly following any result > 0.5 mg/L.
This may be reduced to annual, upon request, if all 4 quarterly results are < 1.0 mg/L.
Chemical - Title 22MCL (mg/L)EPA MethodFrequency*
VOCs - Table 64444-A (a)
Benzene0.001502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
Carbon Tetrachloride0.0005502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
1,2-Dichlorobenzene0.6502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
1,4-Dichlorobenzene0.005502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
1,1-Dichloroethane0.005502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
1,2-Dichloroethane0.0005502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
1,1-Dichloroethylene0.006502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
cis-1,2-Dichloroethylene0.006502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
trans-1,2-Dichloroethylene0.01502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
Dichloromethane0.005502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
1,2-Dichloropropane0.005502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
1,3-Dichloropropene0.0005502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
Ethylbenzene0.3502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
Methyl-tert-butyl ether (MTBE)0.013502.2, 524.24 consec quarters, then every 3 years**
Monochlorobenzene0.07502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
Styrene0.1502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane0.001502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
Tetrachloroethylene (PCE)0.005502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
Toluene0.15502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene0.005502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
1,1,1-Trichloroethane0.200502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
1,1,2-Trichloroethane0.005502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
Trichloroethylene (TCE)0.005502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
Trichlorofluoromethane0.15502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
1,1,2-Trichloro-1,2,2-Trifluoroethane1.2502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
Vinyl Chloride0.0005502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
Xylenes (total)1.750502.2, 524.22 consec quarters, then every 3 years
SOCs - Table 64444-A (b)
Alachlor0.002Waived
Atrazine0.001505, 507, 508.1, 525.22 consec quarters, then every 9 years
Bentazon0.018Waived
Benzo(a)pyrene0.0002Waived
Carbofuran0.018Waived
Chlordane0.0001Waived
2,4-D0.07Waived
Dalapon0.2Waived
Dibromochloropropane (DBCP)0.0002Waived
Di(2-ethylhexyl)adipate0.4Waived
Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate0.004Waived
Dinoseb0.007Waived
Diquat0.02Waived
Endothall0.1Waived
Endrin0.002Waived
Ethylene Dibromide (EDB)0.00005Waived
Glyphosate0.7Waived
Heptachlor0.00001Waived
Heptachlor Epoxide0.00001Waived
Hexachlorobenzene0.001Waived
Hexachlorocyclopentadiene0.05Waived
Lindane0.0002Waived
Methoxychlor0.03Waived
Molinate0.02Waived
Oxamyl0.05Waived
Pentachlorophenol0.001Waived
Picloram0.5Waived
Polychlorinated Biphenyls0.0005Waived
Simazine0.004505, 507, 508.1, 525.22 consec quarters, then every 9 years
Thiobencarb0.07Waived
Toxaphene0.003Waived
2,3,7,8-TCDD (Dioxin)0.00000003Waived
2,4,5-TP (Silvex)0.05Waived
* This frequency applies only to chemicals for which previous results have shown no detectable results (ND).
** This frequency applies only after initial monitoring has been completed and no MTBE has been detected (ND).
Contact DWP for a special monitoring schedule when positive results are found.
Radiological Monitoring - Revised
1. Initial Monitoring Requirements
Radioactivity - Section 64442MCL***EPA MethodFrequency
Gross Alpha *15 pCi/L4 quarters initial monitoring
Radium-226 *5 pCi/LWhen GA > 5 pCi/L**
Radium-228 *Radium-226 & -2284 quarters initial monitoring
Uranium *20 pCi/LWhen GA > 5 pCi/L**
Man Made Radioactivity - Section 64443
Tritium20000 pCi/LNot Required
Strontium8 pCi/LNot Required
Gross Beta50 pCi/LNot Required
* If the results from the first two quarters of initial monitoring are below the detection limit for purposes of reporting
(DLR), the final two quarters of initial monitoring may be waived.
** If the gross alpha (GA) activity is more than 5 pCi/L, analysis for uranium may be used to obtain the radium-226 activity
(Gross alpha - Uranium = Radium-226). If Gross alpha - Uranium > 0, call the DWP for further instructions.
If Gross alpha - Uranium < 0, report only the Gross alpha and Uranium results. If the GA activity is more than 15 pCi/L,
analysis for uranium must be performed.
*** Contact the Tehachapi District Office if the MCL is exceeded.
2. After initial monitoring outlined above has been completed, the subsequent monitoring frequency will be
based on the initial monitoring results as follows:
If Gross Alpha isLess than 3 pCi/LThenMonitoring Frequency is One Sample Every Nine Years
* If the gross alpha activity is below 3 pCi/L, and the sample was not analyzed for radium-226 and uranium, the monitoring
frequencies for Ra-226 and U would be 1 sample every 9 years because at this level gross alpha particle activity can
be substituted for Ra-226 and U. In this case, a sample collected once every nine years and analyzed for gross alpha
activity would satisfy the radiological monitoring requirements for gross alpha, Ra-226, and U.
If Gross Alpha is> 3 and < 7.5 pCi/LThenMonitoring Frequency
If Radium-226* is> 1 and < 2.5 pCi/LThenis
If Radium-228 is> 1 and < 2.5 pCi/LThenOne Sample
If Uranium* is> 1 and < 10 pCi/LThenEvery Six Years
* If the gross alpha activity is between 3 and 5 pCi/L, and the sample was not analyzed for radium-226 and uranium, the
monitoring frequencies for Ra-226 and U would be 1 sample every 6 years because at this level gross alpha particle
activity can be substituted for Ra-226 and U. In this case (GA between 3 and 5 pCi/L), a sample collected once
every six years and analyzed for gross alpha activity would satisfy the radiological monitoring requirements for gross
alpha, Ra-226, and U.
If the gross alpha activity is more than 5 pCi/L, the sample must be analyzed for Ra-226 or U.
If Gross Alpha is> 7.5 and < 15 pCi/LThenMonitoring Frequency
If Radium-226* is> 2.5 and < 5 pCi/LThenis
If Radium-228 is> 2.5 and < 5 pCi/LThenOne Sample
If Uranium* is> 10 and < 20 pCi/LThenEvery Three Years
* Because the gross alpha activity is more than 5 pCi/L, the sample must be analyzed for radium-226 or uranium.
If the gross alpha activity is more than 15 pCi/L, the sample must be analyzed for U.
The monitoring frequencies for gross alpha, radium -226, radium-228, and uranium may be different.

&CWATER QUALITY MONITORING SCHEDULE

Community System, > 3300 population, groundwater in vicinity of residential, commercial or other development (CLGD) &"Arial,Bold"UPDATED APRIL 2012 &C&8Page &P

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