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III. COMMENTS -COMPLIANCE <br />Below are comments on the inspection. The comments include discussion of observations made <br />during the inspection. Comments also describe any enforcement actions taken during the <br />inspection and the facts or evidence supporting the enforcement action. <br />the bedroom above. On the outside wall of the east facing porch there was extensive <br />damage down this wall from water erosion of the adobe. The porch is ov~arhung by the <br />bedroom so it appears that the water that caused this damage came from the inside of <br />the overhanging bedroom. No cracks were noted in the foundation below the water <br />damage. <br />The pasture south of the residence was walked and no subsidence evidence was <br />found. The railroad tracks were inspected and no dips or undulations were noted. <br />Additional reports. Additional reports from this inspection are expected from Jim <br />Pendleton and Kewal K. Kolai. <br />A water level measurement was taken at the Tatum windmill well. Water was <br />measured at 107.55 feet below top of casing. The pump string pipe, that: was pulled <br />from the well in March, was observed to be stained a brighter yellow color on the <br />lower 3 sections. The stain changed from yellowish to orange at a level 9.3 feet from <br />the bottom of pipe section #7. Above the color transition the pipe appeared to be <br />more corroded and have a greater number of corrosion carbuncles. This level <br />corresponds to 113.7 feet below the top of the casing. The water level in the well as <br />measured during this inspection was 6.2 feet higher than this level. The lowest water <br />level that was measured in this well was 114 feet, measured in February 1994 or 0.3 <br />feet below the level of the color transition. <br />