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Page 5 <br />57.2 gpm/ft times the available drawdown of 120 feet yields an interim well capacity calculation of 6,900 <br />gpm. Applying a well efficiency factor of 50% yields a final lower-end well yield estimate of approximately <br />3,400 gpm (Table 4). <br />Hansen Park Well Capacity Estimate <br />The upper end well capacity estimate for the Hansen Park test well is summarized in Table 4. The average <br />pumping rate of 594 gpm combined with a projected 24-hour drawdown of 19.5 feet yields a specific <br />capacity of 30.5 gpm/ft. The April 2025 static water level of 24.5 feet below ground surface (bgs), <br />combined with depth to top of first screen of 298 feet bgs, yields an available drawdown of 273.5 feet. <br />Multiplying the specific capacity of 30.5 gpm/ft times the available drawdown of 273.5 feet yields an <br />interim well capacity calculation of 8,300 gpm. Applying a well efficiency factor of 50% yields a final upper- <br />end well yield estimate of approximately 4,200 gpm. <br />The lower end well capacity estimate is based on the same specific capacity, top of upper well screen, and <br />well efficiency calculations/assumptions as summarized above. However, the April 2025 static water level <br />of 24.5 feet bgs was substituted with a drought year assumed depth to water of 75 feet bgs based on <br />review of groundwater elevation contour maps for 2021 and 2022, which yields an available drawdown <br />of 223 feet compared to 273.5 feet for the upper end well capacity calculation. Multiplying the specific <br />capacity of 30.5 gpm/ft times the available drawdown of 223 feet yields an interim well capacity <br />calculation of 6,800 gpm. Applying a well efficiency factor of 50% yields a final lower-end well yield <br />estimate of approximately 3,400 gpm (Table 4). <br />Table 4. Summary of Test Well Pumping Capacity Estimates <br />tĞůů/ <br />Proposed <br />Top of <br />Screen (ft <br />bgs) <br />24-Hr Q/s <br />(gpm/ft) <br />,ŝŐŚ <br />Available <br />;ĨƚͿ <br />Low <br />Available <br />;ĨƚͿ <br />Assumed <br />Well <br />Efficiency <br />(%) <br />,ŝŐŚ <br />Pumping <br />Capacity <br />(gpm) <br />Low <br />Pumping <br />Capacity <br />(gpm) <br />Tennis <br />Park 195 57.2 178 120 50 5,100 3,400 <br />Hansen <br />Park 298 30.5 273.5 223 50 4,200 3,400 <br />Del Prado <br />Park 170 16.2 153 105 75 1,900 1,300 <br />Comparison to Existing Production Well Capacities <br />A summary of pumping test data available from DWR WCR for other production wells in the general <br />project area is provided in Table 5. The range of specific capacities for these existing wells ranges from 10 <br />to 123 gpm/ft, compared to a range of specific capacities from 16 to 57 gpm/ft for the new test well sites. <br />Thus, the new test well sites are consistent with existing sites in terms of specific capacity.
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