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5361- Kilmainhamwood Compost Facility Extension- EIS Surface water monitoring locations are shown on Figure 8.1. The downgradient surface water monitoring point is at the facility outfall to the drainage ditch. The upgradient surface water monitoring point is approximately 50m upstream of the facility outfall. Results from existing surface water monitoring points, SW1 (upgradient) and SW2 (downgradient), are detailed below in Table 8.3 for suspended solids. Table 8.3 Results from SW1 and SW2 for Suspended Solids Date Monitoring locations 12/2008 03/2009 03/2009 06/2009 09/2009 11/2009 SW 1
5361- Kilmainhamwood Compost Facility Extension- EIS 5. The draft groundwater WFD status is considered as ‘At risk of not achieving good status’. This is possibly due to the naturally high sulphate concentration with the gypsum bedrock and the dewatering of the bedrock at the Gypsum mining facility. Refer to Figure 8.2 and Figure 8.3 which illustrate bedrock and vulnerability of aquifer. Aquifer Classification and Flow Type The aquifer is categorised as a Poor Aquifer – Bedrock which is generally unproductive except in local zones (Pl) (DoEHLG/EPA/GSI, 1999). Groundwater Vulnerability Groundwater Vulnerability guidelines are given in Table 8.5. Groundwater vulnerability is a term used to represent the intrinsic geological and hydrogeological characteristics that determine the ease with which groundwater may be contaminated by human activities. The vulnerability category is based on the relative ease with which infiltrating water and potential contaminants may reach groundwater in a vertical or sub-vertical direction. The permeability and thickness of the subsoil, which influence the attenuation capacity of a subsoil, are important aspects in determining the vulnerability of groundwater. Table 8.5 Groundwater Vulnerability Guidelines (DoEHLG, EPA, GSI (1999)) For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. According to the available sources, the groundwater vulnerability is categorised as ‘Moderate’. 96 EPA Export 01-06-2010:03:55:56
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