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2021-04-02 GleasonFriday, April 2, 2021 at 14:49:47 Pacific Daylight Time Page 1 of 1 Subject:Water table at proposed wave park Date:Friday, April 2, 2021 at 2:01:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time From:Lew Gleason To:ConsulIngPlanner@laquintaca.gov Hello Nicole. My name is Lewis Gleason and I live at 61325 Living Stone Dr, La Quinta, CA 92253. I am in opposiIon to the wave park. So several years ago my company did all the underground plumbing at the new thermal sheriffs staIon on airport rd in thermal. It is appropriately 8 miles from where the new proposed wave park would located. To bring your aWenIon the contract who installed the sewer and storm drain came in contact with major ground water at 15 Y below finish grade. This’s caused major issues while trying to install the sewer main lines. Pumps pumps and more pumps were needed to try and elevate the thousands of gallons of water entering the excavaIon. It’s dangerous work for sure. Do to the high water table more than 90 concrete piles were used along with massive concrete and rebar grade beams to create a base on which the structure could sit on. The piles were 60 long. The engineers were very concerned that when the water tables would rise they could liquify the soil under the buildings , hence the reason for building the structures on sIlts and or concrete piles. Has there been a study on the depth of the water table on the proposed WP site ? Could the wave pools water contaminate our water table and Aqua-fir and drinking water ? I think a lot of research needs to go into these issues before we even get started. Can’t imagine what would happen if possible drinking water contaminaIon for the proposed WP got out into the public. I would appreciate any feed back from you Nicole regarding these issues. Have a wonderful Easter. Lewis Gleason