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Concentrations of barium were shown to exceed drinking water standards <br />(1,000 micrograms/liter) in seven out of eleven wells while boron <br />concentrations approached the toxic level of plants (2,900 microgramsJliter; <br />toxic 3,000 micrograms per liter) (BLM 1983). <br />G.2.3.2,6,2 Site Spe~eifie Ground Water Quality <br />Water samples were taken during July 1983 from the Bulk Samping test being <br />conducted by IRI. As expected, conductivity, temperature, and water <br />production (Table G-3) generally increased with depth. The pH values <br />remained, for all practical purpose, constant. A water sample taken at <br />1,200 feet was subjected to a suite of chemical analysis (Table G-4), <br />Again, all values are generally within expected ranges and are within <br />drinking water standards. <br />Additional tests for solids and radiological parameters are also within <br />expected and acceptable ranges (Tables G-5 and G-6), <br />C~ <br />• <br />G-38 <br />