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Water well information is normally gathered through the use of the Source Water Assessment <br /> Program (SWAP) database. This database is maintained by the IEPA and is a compilation of <br /> data from the Illinois State Geologic Survey, the Illinois State Water Survey, the Illinois <br /> Department of Public Health, and the IEPA. <br /> Each site is discussed below: <br /> 1. Speedway Super America site at 3798 North Woodford Street <br /> The estimated area impacted by contaminated ground water is shown on Figure 2 in the <br /> information provided by Speedway's environmental engineer, Practical Environmental <br /> Consultants, Inc. A_significant portion of the area with potential for contamination is north <br /> of the City limits. If required to pursue ground water restrictions in areas outside the City <br /> limits, Speedway will need to make a request to the Macon County Board. <br /> Practical Environmental has completed a water well survey through the IEPA's SWAP <br /> database and has determined that no potable water wells exist in the proposed ground water <br /> ordinance area. City water serves the area so wells should not be needed. <br /> 2. Circle K#151 site located at 501 North Main Street <br /> The estimated area impacted by contaminated ground water is shown on Figure 1 in the <br /> information provided by Circle K's environmental engineer, American Environmental <br /> Corporation. <br /> American Environmental has completed a water well survey through the IEPA's SWAP <br /> database and has determined that no potable water wells exist in the proposed ground water <br /> ordinance area. City water serves the area so wells should not be needed. <br /> 3. Strip Mall site located at 2192 through 2952 North Martin Luther King,Jr. Drive <br /> The estimated area impacted by contaminated ground water is shown on figure 6 in the <br /> information provided by the strip mall's environmental engineer, Bodine Environmental <br /> Services, Inc. <br /> Bodine has completed a water well survey through the IEPA's SWAP database and has <br /> determined that no potable water wells exist in the proposed ground water ordinance area. <br /> City water serves the area so wells should not be needed <br /> Frequently asked questions are attached hereto as Appendix A for the information of the City <br /> Council. <br /> POTENTIAL OBJECTION: There are no known objections to this ordinance. <br /> INPUT FROM OTHER SOURCES: Practical Environmental Consultants, Inc., Bodine <br /> Environmental Services, Inc., American Environmental Corporation <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: Richard Marley, Director of Public Works and Matt Newell, City <br /> Engineer. Richard Marley will be in attendance at the City Council meeting to answer any <br /> questions of the Council on this item. <br /> Page 12 <br />