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I VI}- '. 2. The City of San Marcos will regrade the landfill surface with soil from stockpiles at the site. 3. The Gary Job Corps Center on behalf of the Department of Labor will clean and maintain the drainage system in and adjacent to the landfill area so that rainfall does not accumulate. 4. The Department of Labor will relocate heavy equipment and fuel storage tank to a new site acceptable to the City of San Marcos and the Gary Job Corps Center. Department of Labor will remove any fuel contaminated soil. 5. Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission will review groundwater data to determine the number, depth, and location of additional downgradient monitoring wells, not to exceed three monitoring wells. The Corps of Engineers will install and develop up to three new wells, 2 inches in diameter, approximately 30-35 feet deep, to current Texas Resource Natural Conservation Commission monitoring well standards. The City of San Marcos will survey the location and elevation of the new monitoring wells. { 6. The City of San Marcos will conduct semi-annual sampling of the residential Norris Well and anaL¥ze for the same parameters selected for the monitoring wells. 7. The Potentially Responsible Parties will offer to provide whole-house carbon filters to seven residents downgradient from the landfill. The City of San Marcos will provide letters to the residents explaining the need for the filters and arrange for installation, if requested. Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission will act as point of contact for concerned citizens. 8. Limit analysis of samples of the Norris well and monitoring wells to the following: a. Previously detected VOCs. b. Metals that have, in the past, exceeded the 1993 Maximum Contaminant Levels will be analyzed in the first two sampling events. Metal samples will be field filtered. 2