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<br />. <br /> <br />7.0 Site 1 - South Metro Area <br /> <br />7.1 Well Background <br /> <br />Castle Pines Arapahoe well A3 is a water supply well drilled in 1985. Additional <br />analysis were perfonned in 1987 by various local and govemmental entities as <br />described in the report by Robson and Banta (1993). Extensive geophysical and strain <br />analyses were perfonned at holes quite close to the supply well. One nearby well was <br />completed for water level monitoring in various individual zones for analysis during <br />pumping of the multi-completion supply well. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />A high production well at this s~e is located in Banta's model in layer 2, row 31, <br />column 10, Pumping in the SIMGRO simulation at this s~e starts in 1995. Pumping <br />rate varies from 162 gpm for the period from 1996 to 2005 to 503 gpm from 2046 to <br />2085. Banta's SIMGRO simulation shows drawdown at this site, but simulated water <br />level in cells never reaches top of aquifer, and the system remains confined. <br /> <br />Aquifer test results imply a transmissivity of a little over 2000 sqtVd. Banta's <br />model has transmissivity in this cell at 500 sqft/d. It is our feeling that the higher value <br />from the test is likely more appropriate for this s~e, but we have estimated water levet in <br />the well for both transmissivity values. <br /> <br />7.2 Radial Model Setup <br /> <br />A cross sectional radial flow model of near well area was set up with: 15 layers, 1 <br />row, 90 columns, and 13 well completion zones. Each completion zone is represented <br />by one layer w~hin the Arapahoe. The upper two layers have no completion in the well. <br />In some cases, a single sandstone layer may have two completion zones at the well. In <br />these cases, a break between layers is defined to match the break between completion <br />zones and the layers are simulated with a high vertical conductance between them. A <br />. conceptual diagram of the well is presented in Figure 7.1. The well completion zones <br /> <br />19 <br />