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Abstract: The Santa Clara County Flood Control and Water District has the power 'to levy and collect a ground water charge for the production of water from the ground water supplies within a zone or zones of the District which will benefit from the recharge of underground water supplies or the distribution of imported water in such zone or zones.' Zone W-2 has been established as the area which would receive this benefit. Only those wells which produce from water-bearing formations benefiting from recharge or distribution of imported water should be included in Zone W-2. The geologic and hydrologic characteristics of the valley and the adjacent foothills determine the extent of the ground water basin, and thus the zone." -- Introduction. Table of contents: Introduction -- Geologic and hydrologic considerations -- Determination of Zone W-2 boundary -- Summary -- Bibliography -- Attachment 2. Summary of wells studied incidental to proposed Zone W-2 boundary change -- Appendix A. Wells included by proposed Zone W-2 boundary change -- Appendix B. Wells excluded by proposed Zone W-2 boundary change -- Appendix C. Wells that are outside but within one thousand feet of new Zone W-2 -- Appendix D. Wells between Arastradero and Fremont Avenue and also between present Zone W-2 and new proposed Zone W-2 -- Appendix E. Wells between Fremont Avenue and Robleda Road and also between present Zone W-2 and new proposed Zone W-2 -- Appendix F. Wells between Robleda Road and Oneonta Drive and also between present Zone W-2 and new proposed Zone W-2 -- Appendix H [sic]. Wells inside of "closest property boundary" but outside of geologic boundary -- Appendix G. Summary of groups D., E., & F. -- Appendix I. Possible boundary disputes.
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Santa Clara Valley Water District Library California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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