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Edwin H. Lin, PG, CHG





                       a MODFLOW groundwater flow model used to predict groundwater mounding and recharge
                       flowpaths.  The model demonstrated the feasibility of enhanced recharge and identified
                       downgradient wells that would intercept and benefit from enhanced recharge. Mr. Lin also
                       assisted with modifying a  multi-agency  pumping agreement and  basin  groundwater
                       management plan, forming the basis for sustainable groundwater management of the basin.

                       Evaluation of Groundwater Recharge, Stonegate Development, Scotts Valley Water District
                       As project geologist, Mr. Lin estimated groundwater recharge impacts of a proposed 18-acre,
                       commercial/residential development located in Scotts Valley, Santa Cruz  County. Mr.  Lin
                       quantified onsite groundwater recharge under pre- and post-development conditions using a
                       soil-moisture water balance methodology and water demand estimates. He conducted field
                       percolation tests and assisted in the design of a subsurface stormwater detention/recharge
                       facility capable of infiltrating onsite runoff and reducing offsite peak discharge rates. Findings
                       showed that incorporation of the detention/recharge facility in the proposed development
                       plans was technically feasible, with  a net positive impact to groundwater recharge.  The
                       project is built and operating successfully.























































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