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Monitoring Sites; and the Table of Contents of Appendices C through E <br />have all been revised to correlate the old site (and map) name to the <br />new (Paradox) computer name. The new computer name will be used <br />throughout the following text. <br />Technical Revision (TR) 69 was approved on May 4, 2010. This TR reduced <br />the hydrologic monitor plan, both in the number of monitoring sites, <br />frequencies and analytical parameter lists. Details of the new monitor <br />plan may be found in the Seneca II-W PAP, Appendix 15-3A of Tab 15. <br />Table 1 (of the PAP), Current Hydrologic Monitoring Program, has been <br />revised to reflect these changes. In addition, the Surface and Ground <br />Water Parameter Lists (Table 2 and 3 of the PAP) have also been changed. <br />The details of the changes are provided on pages 15-3a-14 and 15 of the <br />PAP. In general, new short and long surface and ground water parameter <br />lists were created. Those parameter lists are discussed and provided <br />later in this AHR. Monitoring at certain surface and ground water sites <br />was suspended until one year prior to final bond release. Other ground <br />water wells were approved to be permanently abandoned. Monitoring <br />frequencies for stream sites have been changed from triannual to <br />biannual. Monitoring frequencies for alluvial wells have been changed <br />from biannual (or triannual) to annual. Monitoring frequencies for <br />bedrock wells will remain annual. These monitoring frequencies will be <br />increased to their previous frequencies one year prior to final bond <br />release. <br />Meteoroloqical Data <br />Precipitation data is collected from a Belfort Weighing Bucket Rain Gage <br />situated adjacent to Surface Water Site SW-S2W-FG1. Data for this year <br />may be found in Table 1. Total monthly precipitation data collected at <br />this site since Water Year 1990 are presented in Table 2. The Seneca II- <br />W precipitation gage measured 15.77 inches this year. This value is 1.96 <br />inches (11%) below the 1990-2010 average of 17.73 inches. The months of <br />December, April, May, June and August were above average. Temperature, <br />wind speed, and direction data from the Seneca II-W Meteorologic Station 0 <br />2