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Home My WebLink AboutWell New 1612 Main Street C� Cl Jt `I 1, I � q I• � d J � � N MLn MEMORANDUM PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION TO Donald McLaughlin - Building Inspector FROM : Melvin Edwards, Jr. - Sanitary Inspector DATE : 19 May, 1976 SUBJECT PUBLIC WELL FOR 1612 AND 1624 MAIN STREET, SOUTH WINDSOR This Memo is-confirmation of our conversation of yesterday afternoon regarding the subject. Through a conversation with Francis V. Rossi of The ©ld Main Street Company I have learned that their intention is to use one (1) well for.both of the subject houses until such time as public water is made available to that section of Main Street. As we have no Director Of Health here in South Vindsor I contacted Richard Coppa, Sanitarian for the Town of Glastonbury, concerning this situation. He advised me that any well serving two (2) or more dwellings - as is the case here - is_considered a public water supply; regardless of ownership, and must be registered with the State Health Department. . Further, it must be tested by same on a yearly basis. Section 19-13-B201(b) of ,the Public Health Code of the State of Connecticut states, "Public water supply wells shall be sampled by the-state-department of health or local director of health for bacteriological, physical and sanitary'chemical examination. Approval of the commissioner of ..health shall be obtained before the well water is made available for use." .I have been advised that we ma4y sot issue Certificates of Occupancy_ until. this Section has been complied with. As soon as I receive the Well Driller's Completion Report I must verify the well location and prepare a plot plan of both dwellings for submittal to the State. Also, the stipulations regarding the dual use and maintenance provisions must be plainly -stated in the deed for each house. Me Edwards, •_ Sanitary Inspector- . _.. ME/ cc Charles N. Enes Acting Town Manager and Town Clerk Allan S. Young - Director of Public Works Frank J. Smith - Superintendent of Pollution Control Jules E. Page - Planning Coordinator Thomas G. Dennis - Town's Attorney Francis V. Rossi - The Old Main Street Company File (Permits 76-10 and 76-11)✓' STATE OF CONNECTICUT �V.91M EN' STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 79 ELM STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06115 �� ` oo ' •• * N[GT OFFICE OF PUBLIC HEALTH n Name: Francis V. Rossi, P,E. Date: August 27, 1976, Old Main Street Company Address�125 Edwin Road Town: South Windsor South Windsor,' Conn, 06074 Utility: Old Main Street Company For your information. 1i Please note special recommendations* Resampling requested. For necessary action. 1=1 Remarks The proposed public water supply is approved subject to conditions noted in the attached report. Richard S. Woodhull, Chief Water Supplies Section R�ivironmental Health Services Division Copy Sent To: Melvin Edwards, Sanitary Inspector Donald McLaughlin, ,Bvilding Inspector RSW/jf An Equal Opportunity Employer Ccz NNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH August 18, 1976 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES cc: Francis V. Rosst,P. SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN., APPROVAL OF PUBLIC SUBJECT: SUPPLY WELL OWNED BY THE OLD MAIN STREET Melvin Edwards, COMPANY TO SUPPLY TWO RESIDENTIAL HOMES 1 Sanitary Inspector .AT 1612 AND 1624 MAIN STREET \p �� ""� Donald McLaughlin, David C. Wiggin, Director \" QO Building Inspector To: Environmental Health Services Division c� 11/ Glen Lowderback From: Sanitary Engineer Owner: Old Main Street Company, 125 Edwin Road, South Windsor Project: The company proposes to use the well installed on lot #1624 Main St. to supply the house on the lot and the adjacent house at #1612 Main St. The lots are designated #1 and #2 of a planned 15 lot subdivision. The well will serve as a permanent supply for #1624 and as a temporary supply for #1612 until such time as a water main extension is installed from Route 5 to Main Street and #1612 is connected up, estimated to be within one to two years. The company proposes to include proper easements in the deeds to provide access for any necessary maintenance and to bond the cost of a well for house #1612 in the event they are unable to fulfill their obligation to install the watermain extension. Well Location: An as-built sketch dated 5/27/76 showing the location of the well, the two houses and their septic systems was received from the town sanitarian. The subsurface sewage systems and reserve leaching areas are located in excess of 75 feet from the well. There are no footing or curtain drains within 25 feet and the well is not subject to flooding. Well Completion Report: 6" diameter bedrock well, 300' total depth with casing extending down to 191 feet. "Red rock" was encountered from 180 feet to 300 feet. Static water level was 40' . Yield Test: A 13 hour yield test"was run at 10 gpm with the permanent 3/4 Hp submersible pump installed at 160 feet. The water level remained at 53 to 55• feet during the entire test. Water Quality: Water samples were collected on June 16 and July 8 for laboratory testing. The initial sample was found to be high in iron (0.6 mg/1) and turbidity (6 units) . The second sample, taken after the well was pumped to waste for several days was satisfactory at 0.1 mg/l iron and 1 turbidity unit. The sodium content is elevated (22 to 23 mg/1) ; however, the very low chloride content (2.0 to 2.5 mg/1) does not indicate any contamination by salt but rather a natural mineral condition. Storage: The well pumps into a hydropneumatic tank located in the basement of house #1624 and a 1" line runs to the second house. The usable storage is 17 gallons or about a total capacity of 60 gallons. The well pump is run off the house electrical meter. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS The location of the well meets the requirements of Public Health Code Section 19-13-B51 for withdrawal rates of under 10gpm, as was installed. The output of the well in conjunction with the storage tank appears adequate for the two homes. Form EHS-13 A (5-73) 5M -2- South Windsor, Conn. , Approval of Public Supply Well Owned by the Old Main Street Company to Supply Two Residential Homes At 1612 and 1624 Main Street /?ee 4 SEEP 0 1 19M Approval of the temporary water system is recommended with the following conditions: The certificate of occupancy for house #1624 should not be granted until it is shown that easements in the deed provide for the ownership or use of the well by the Old Main St. Co. for the purpose of supplying the adjacent house until such time as house #1612 is connected up to municipal water or its own well is drilled. The deed must also allow the Old Main St. Co. access to the water system for maintenance during this period of time. Also, an agreement on payment of electrical bills is required because of the common meter for the house and well pump. The certificate of occupancy for house #1612 Main St. should not be granted until it is shown that the Old Main St. Co. has bonded the cost of installing a private well for the home along with necessary piping, controls and storage tank. The cost of the existing system should provide an estimate for this purpose. Also, an agreement must be made to ensure payment of connecting up the house to the planned water main. The home owners should be advised that the sodium content of the water is slightly above the 20mg/1 level recommended for persons on very strict salt free diets. GL/pab �/ ;, , '�;,.. - LAB NO. C""� TOWN CDLLECT�N DATA AND ANALYSIS REPORT ' Pd�LIC.WATItk SUPPLY SAMPLE For State Use EXTENT OF PHYSICAL COMPLETE I FLUORIDE DATE REPORTED DATE REC'D. OL-81A(4-74) 15M SAMPLE ANALYSIS ;•� , / INVOICE (xi �;' i r •/ t w (p COLLECTION SECTION (Field data to be filled in by Sample Collector) -NAME OF UTILITY RES;WELL,OR SPRING NAME LOCATION AND/OR ADDRESSW SAMPLE CQLLECTtON P¢IPA';F y'' TOWN OF UTILITY TOWN No TYPE OF WATER(At Sample Collection Point) 1. Rawor untreated ❑ 2. Treated water at 3. Water from distribution ❑ 4. Water from distribution water at source treatment station u (One source only) (Mixture of 2 or more sources) TREATMENT OF WATER REPRESENTED BY THIS SAMPLE Chiori- Pol pH adjust- Filtra- Soften- iron-manganese Fluori- Taste&odor Y D 91:1None 0 nation �phosphate �ment tion ing removal dation 0 Strainers control NAME AND ADDRESS OF PERSON TO RECEIVE ANALYSIS REPORT Send Collection Data and sample to: _ CONNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH xv Laboratory Division 0 NO.AND STREET BOX 1689,HARTFORD,CONN.06101 �G p CITY AND STATE (Zip Code) Street Address: 10 CLINTON STREET,HARTFORD,CONN. TELEPHONE:566-5626 CHLORINE RESIDUAL(Field test) FLUORIDE(Field test) IpH(F'e'dtest) COMPLAINTS(if any) Sedi- Foam- mg./1. mg./1. Color Odor Taste 11 ment El ing 1:1Other ADDITIONAL INFORMATION(Special tests required,etc.) EXPLANATION OF COMPLAINTS For NAME OF UTILITY SOURCE TYPE DATE OF COLLECTION State Use 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 it 12 13 14 'COLLECTOR'S - COLLECTOR'S NAME COLLECTOR'S TITLE DATE OF COLLECTION TIME OF COLLECTION SAMPLE NO. . y� t LABORATORY SECTION (Analysis results to be filled in by State Laboratory Division) to J APP.COL. TRUE Ct/OL, ODOR (Description) j (Deg.) TURBID,/ pH p=,V 15 18s 17 `1S L•� 1$'� f20 Q 22 : 23 1• Z NITRITE(as N) NITRATE(as N) - AMMONIA(as N) ALBUMINOID(as N) CHLORIDE(CI) , E • 26 27 28 29 39)• 3)' 32 • J 34 off! 3� • J 3Y 7 38 Y 39 40 "41 •'2 J SODIUM(Na) ALKALINITY(CaCO 3)BICARBONATE ALKALINITY(CaCO3)CARBONAT • TOTAL HARDNESS(CaCO3) IRON(Fe) 4 48 49 50 �J't' 5`2` 5 4 6 - 56 67 c ui Z MANGANESE(Mn) FLUORIDE(F) DETERGENT(ABS) SULPHATE(SO4) U� - • • • • � 58 59 61 62 1 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 w W w MEMBRANE FILTER The arithmetic mean of all standard samples examined per month using the membrane filter technique shall not exceed one colony TEST CONC. SP- wU per 100 mi.Coliform colonies per standard sample shall not exceed 4/100 mi.in:(a)two consecutive samples;(b)more than one Coliform Co/onles/100mi. COM. v00 standard sample when less than 20 are examined per month;or(c)more than five per cent of the samples when 20 or more are m J examined per month. ;t✓ 70 71 72 73 74 75 1. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory and meet requirements for a potable water. 122. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory for a potable water but certain of the chemical or physical constituents are high.These are as follows: Z 0 3. This sample is not satisfactory since It does not meet the bacterial requirements for a potable water.The presence of organisms of the coliform group in a sample of h potable water is undesirable and,while not necessarily indicating the presence of any disease-producing organisms,does indicate that such contamination might J survive to the same extent.The presence of organisms of the coliform group may also indicate that the treatment was not adequate at the time the sample was 0 collected. -- - Z 0 0 4. This sample Is unsatisfactory as a potable water because certain chemical or physical constituents are above acceptable limits.These are as follows: The coliform content for this raw surface water is 5. Low ❑ 6. Moderate 0 7. High This fluoridated sample was analyzed for fluoride.The fluoride concentration was 8. High ❑9. Low ❑ 9. Satisfactory a. az � � , hu (yes,1;No,2) JUL 1 3 1976 CHEMISTRY COPY �• �• G01-E COL C'40N DATA AND ANALYSIS REPORT LAB NO. �;T tivrf For State Use PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY SAMPLE - SAMPLE EXTENT OF PHYSICAL IC071FLUORIDE DATE REPORTED DATEREC'D. OL-81 A (4-74) 15M ANALYSIS INVOICE (x) COLLECTION SECTION (Field data to be tilled in by Sample Collector) NAME OF UTILITY RES.,WELL,OR SPRING NAME LOCATION AND/OR ADDRESS OF SAMPLE COLLECTION POINT TOWN OF UTILITY TOWN W +L ! TYPE OF WATER(At Sample Collection Po{ ) Raw or untreated El 2. Treated water at El3. We er,from distribution ❑ 4. Water from distribution water at source treatment station (One source only) (Mixture of 2 or more sources) TREAT ENT OF WATER REPRESENTED BY THIS SAMPLE - - Chlori- Poly- P 1 g H adjust- Filtra- Soften- Iron-manganese Fluor!- Taste&odor 1:1 None ❑ nation phosphate went tion Ing removal dation LJ Strainers control /1 e NAME AND ADDRESS OF PERSON TO RECEIVE ANALYSIS REPORT Send Collection Data and sample to: AS NAME CONNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH \0j 90 Laboratory Division No.AND STREET y BOX 1689,HARTFORD,CONN.06101 CITY AND STATE (Zip Code) Street Address: 10 CLINTON STREET,HARTFORD,CONN. LTELEPHONE:566-5626 CHLORINE RESIDUAL(Field test) FLUORIDE(Field test) pH(Field test) COMPLAINTS(if any) Sedi- Foam- mg.1 0 Color 11 Odor Taste 0 ment ❑ ing Other ADDITIONAL INFORMATION(Special tests required,etc.) EXPLANATION OF COMPLAINTS For I NAME OF UTILITY SOURCE TYPE DATE OF COLLECTION Biala Use 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 COLLECTOR CTOR'S NAME ? COLLECTOR'S TITLE DATE OF COLLECTION TIME OF COLLECTION SAMPLE NO. LABORATORY SECTION (Analysis results to be filled in by State Laboratory Division) APP.COL TRUE C9j-. ODOR(Description) (Deg.) TURBID. pH a V 15 �46} 17 r-�1'8 •a ;{ l... •: 19 : '20' 21 22 ' NITRITE(as N) NITRATE(as N) AMMONIA(as N) ALBUMINOID(as N) CHLORIDE(CI) _ 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 3T 3B 39 40 ' 41 42 E ALKALINITY(CaCo )BICARBONATE ALKALINITY(CaCO3)CARBONATE TOTAL HARDNESS(CaCO3) IRON(Fe) J� SODIUM(Na} �, 3 j - U O 43 'A4'• +�5 • 46 { 4Y : 48 49 • 501 • 52 5� 4 55 • 56• 57 - W 4 MANGANESE(Mn) FLUORIDE(F) DETERGENT(ABS) SULPHATE(S041) Z 0• U 2 -ar 2 •58 59 41 61 62 - 64•!65 86 67 68 69 W Lu W O MEMBRANE FILTER O a The arithmetic mean of all standard samples examined per month using the membrane filter technique shall not exceed one colony TEST CONC. SP. ¢ per 100 mi.Coiiform colonies per standard sample shall not exceed 4/100 mi.In:(a)two consecutive samples;(b)more than one CoUform Colonies/looms. COM. WV v 0 standard sample when less than 20 are examined per month;or(c)more than five per cent of the samples when 20 or more are m O examined per month. A. 70 71 72 73 74 75 1. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory and meet requirements for a potable water. 2. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory for a potable water but certain of the chemical or physical constituents are high.These are as follows: z O ❑3. This sample is not satisfactory since7t does not meet the bacterial requirements for a potable water.The presence of organisms of the coliform group in a sample of W potable water is undesirable and,while not necessarily indicating the presence of any disease-producing organisms,does Indicate that such contamination might J survive to the same extent.The presence of organisms of the coliform group may also indicate that the treatment was not adequate at the time the sample was U collected. z 0 U 4. This sample is unsatisfactory as a potable water because certain chemical or physical constituents are above acceptable limits.These are as follows: The coliform content for this raw surface water is ❑ 5. Low E16. Moderate ❑7. High This fluoridated sample was analyzed for fluoride.The fluoride concentration was ❑ 8. High LJ 9. Low 0. Satisfactory 4z ER ELT FREE r L JW tdd;re�.� (no ' `' L) o.2) 8, L_ CoI__t CHEMISTRY COPY JUN 3 01976 co Trow O-P SIOM& V&U&ot w� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 dsoe•CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 PUBLIC WORDS DEPARTMENT POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION 27 May, 1976 Connecticut State Department of Health Environmental Health Services Division 79 Elm Street Hartford, Connecticut 06115 Attention : Richard S. Woodhull, M.S., P.E. - Chief, Water Supplies Section Subject 1612 and 1624 Main Street, South Windsor Property of The Old Main Street Company Gentlemen: Pursuant to Section 19-13-B201(b) I submit the following and attached for your consideration regarding the two (2) subject dwellings. 1. Both septic systems were installed in accordance with the Public Health Code and with Frank Schaub's September 22, 1975, letter - a copy of which is enclosed. 2. The well was installed under Permit 33881 by Eastern Drill Company, registration no. 34. A copy of the Well Completion Report is attached. When the Well Drilling Permit was originally approved by me the well was to serve only 1624 Main Street. However, through a conversation with Francis V. Rossi, P.E., of The Old Main Street Company I have since learned that their intention is to use this one (1) well to serve both subject houses until such time as public water is made available to that section of Main Street. It is my understanding at this time that some preliminary talks are underway for installation of water either prior to or in conjunction with our new Main Street sewer interceptor which is tentatively scheduled for construction beginning next April and for completion in September of 1978 Richard S. Woodhull, M.S., P.E. - Chief, Water Supplies Section. 27 May, 1976. 1612 and 1624 Main Street, South Windsor, continued The afore-mentioned Section of .the Public Health Code states that the Commissioner of Health must approve the water supply before it is made available for use. I have already advised South Windsor's Building Inspector that we may not issue Certificates of Occupancy until compliance with this Section is achieved Therefore, I request your consideration in this matter, and further request registration-of this well with your Department for inclusion in your yearly testing. Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter. Very truly yours, TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR .i wards, r. Sanitary Inspector ME/ Encl : 2 cc Allan S. Young Director of Public Works : Frank J. Smith - Superintendent of Pollution Control Donald McLaughlin Building Inspector Francis V. Rossi, P.E. - The Old Main Street Company File (76-10 and 76-11) Old Main S 1 Companul 125 Edwin Road — South Windsor,Connecticut 06074 _ 203 528-7551 t ) Connecticut State Dept. of Health June 2 , 1976 Environmental Health Servrices Division 79 :Um Street Hartford, Conn. 06115 Attn: Richard S. Woodhull IM.S. ,P.E. ,-Chief, rater Supply Section Be. .1612 and 1624 Main 5t. , South Windsor Property of Old Main Street Company Dear Mr. Woodhull: With reference to our recent telephone conversation, this is to request approval for the temporary use of one well to supply the two houses above referred. I am enclosing copies of the well drillers report and the to�,,m sanitation letter to you of Way 27, 1976 involving the plot plan 1azation of the houses and well We plan to use the well as a permanent facility for house #1624 Main St. and as a temporary facility to supply house #1612 Main St. until the m2ni.cipa,l water system is . installed from Route 5 through the proposed subdivision road to Main St. At that time we will disconneet the well from house #161,� and tie this building into the, public crater supply system. We estimate the water system to be available in one to two years depending on the schedule of construction of the Main Street Sewer Line by the town of 'South Windsor. The proposed subdivision road gill not be constructed along with the water supply system until the sewer is available on Main: Street, , Old. Main Street Company is a corporation in the state of Connecticut end. .can act as the Public Water .Co. for this two house project until the rent public grater sup�l.y is made available. Old Main Street Co. Is the present owner of the two lots in question, and we can includeproper easements in the deeds for the two lots prior to their sale in order to lDrovide access for maintenance. We are also willing to bond the colt of a second well for Lot U-161.2 as further protection to the purchaser in the event Old Main St. Co. is unable to fulfill its obligation with re- spect to installing and tieing into -cloe proposed public water supply. The details of the mechanical and electrical system are being designed at this time and a plan will be submitted to you for approval upon com- pletion of the design. MEMORANDUM ' PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION TO Donald McLaughlin Building Inspector FROM : Melvin Edwards, Jr. - Sanitary Inspector DATE 19 May, 1976 SUBJECT : PUBLIC WELL FOR 1612 AND 1624 MAIN STREET, SOUTH WINDSOR This Memo in-confirmation of our conversation of yesterday afternoon regarding the subject. Through a conversation with Francis V. Rossi of The Old Main Street Company I have learned that their intention is to use one (1) . well for.both of the subject houses until such time as public water is made available to that section of Main Street. As we have no Director Of Health here in South Windsor I contacted Richard Coppa, Sanitarian for the Town of Glastonbury, concerning this situation. He advised me that any well serving two (2) or more dwellings - as is the case here - is considered a public water supply, regardless of ownership, and must be registered with the State Health Department. Further, it must be tested by same on a yearly basis. Section 19-13-B201(b) of the Public Health Code of the State of Connecticut states, "Public water supply wells shall be sampled by the state department of health or local director of health for bacteriological, physical and sanitary'chemical examination. Approval of the commissioner of health shall be obtained before the well water is made available for use." I have been advised that we may not issue Certificates of Occupancy. . until this Section has been complied with. As soon as I receive the Well Driller's Completion Report I must verify the well location and prepare a plot plan of both dwellings for 'submittal to the State. Also, the stipulations regarding the dual use and maintenance provisions must be plainly stated in the deed for each house. Me Edwards, . Sanitary Inspector ME/ cc . Charles N. Enes - Acting Town Manager and Town Clerk Allan S. Young Director of Public Works Frank J. Smith - Superintendent of Pollution Control Jules E. Page - Planning Coordinator • Thomas G. Dennis - Town's Attorney Francis V. Rossi - The Old Main Street Company File (Permits 76-10 and 76-11)✓ CeV;JECTICUT ESTATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH August 18, 1976 - ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SEFkYICL•S .SOUTH WINDSOR, CONIC, APPROVAL OF PUBLIC cc: Francis V. RAsst,' SUBJECT: SUPPLY WELL OWNED BY THE OLD MAIN STREET Melvin Edwards, COMPANY TO SUPPLY TWO RESIDENTIAL HOMES � Sanitary Inspector .AT 1612 AND 1624 MAIN STREET �p �� "� 0 Donald McLaughlin, . David C. Wiggin, Director \M Q Building Inspector To: Environmental Health Services Division IV From: Glen Lowderback Sanitary Engineer Owner: Old Main Street Company,, 125 Edwin Road, South Windsor Project: The company proposes to use the well installed on lot #1624 Main St. to supply the house on the lot and the adjacent house at #1612 Main St. The lots are designated #1 and #2 of a planned 15 lot subdivision. The well will serve as a permanent supply for #1624 and as a temporary supply for #1612 until such time as a water main extension is installed from Route 5 to Main Street and #1612 is connected up, estimated to be within one to two years. The company proposes to include proper easements in the deeds to provide access for any necessary maintenance and to bond the cost of a well for house #1612 in the event they are unable to fulfill their obligation to install the watermain extension. Well Location: An as-built sketch dated 5/27/76 showing the location of the well, the two houses and their septic systems was received from the town sanitarian. The subsurface sewage systems and reserve leaching areas are located in excess of 75 feet from the well. There are no footing or curtain drains within 25 feet and the well is not subject to flooding. Well Completion Report: 6" diameter bedrock well, 300' total depth with casing extending down to 191 feet. "Red rocX" was encountered from 180 feet to 300 feet. Static water level was 40' . Yield Test: A 13 hour yield test`was run at 10 gpm with the permanent 3/4 Hp submersible pump installed at 160 feet. The water level remained at 53 to 55• feet during the entire test. Water Quality Water samples were collected on June lb and July 8 for laboratory testing. The initial sample was found to be high in iron (0.6 mg/1) and turbidity (6 units). The second sample, taken after the well was pumped to waste for several days was satisfactory at 0.1 mg/l iron and 1 turbidity unit. The sodium content is elevated (22 to 23 mg/1)s however, the very low chloride content (2.0 to:Z5 mg/1) does not indicate any contamination by salt but rather a natural mineral condition. Storage: The well pumps into a hydropneumatic tank located in the basement of house #1624 and;. a 1" line runs to the second house. The usable storage is 17 gallons or about a total capacity of 60 gallons. The well pump is run off the house electrical meter. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS The location of the well meets the requirements of Public Health Code Section 19-13-B51 for withdrawal rates of under 10gpm, as was installed. The output of the well in conjunction with the storage tank appears adequate for the two homes. Form EHS-13 A (5-73) 5M -2- South Windsor, Conn., Approval of Public Supply Well Owned by the Old Main Street Company to Supply Two Residential Homes At 1612 and 1624 Main Street /244 f� a.. SE-P 01 I= Approval of the temporary water system is recommended with the following conditions: The certificate of occupancy for house #1624 should not be granted until it is shown that easements in the deed provide for the ownership or use of the well by the Old Main St. Co. for the purpose of supplying the adjacent house until such time as house #1612 is connected up to municipal water or its own well is drilled. The deed must also allow the Old Main St. Co. access to the water system for maintenance during this period of time. Also, an agreement on payment of electrical bills is required because of the common meter for the house and well pump. The certificate of occupancy for house #1612 Main St. should not be granted until it is shown that the Old Main St. Co. has bonded the cost of installing a private well for the home along with necessary piping, controls and storage tank. The cost of the existing system should provide an estimate for this purpose. Also, an agreement must be made to ensure payment of connecting up the house to the planned water main. The home owners should be advised that the sodium content of the water is slightly above the 20mg/1 level recommended for persons on very strict salt free diets. GL/pab SOLLECTVX DATA AND ANALYSIS REPORT /.� ; „ F. LAB Nosy' TOWN Yd9uc.wAn1%SUPPLY SAMPI:E For State Use OL-B/A(2-74) 15M SAMPLE AXTENT NA Y OF PHYSICAL COMPLETE FLUORIDE IDATEREPUR-TED GATEREC'D. INVOICE (X) f: r/ - / .j_ r. r� '�♦ / C� COLLECTION SECTION(Field data to be filled in by Sample Collector) NAME OF UTILITY RES%wELt.,OR SPRING NAME LOCATION AND/OR ADDRESS O�_ SAMPLE COLLtcCTI0NPQINt'" TOWN OF UTILITY TOWN 1 . i— ` �4 �1'1s ^. �•' r.• TYPE OF WATER(At Sample Collection Point) 1. Raworuntreated ❑2. Treatedwaterat 3. Water from dial ibution ❑ 4. Water from distribution water at source treatment station U (One source only) (Mixture of 2 or more sources) TREATMENT OF WATER REPRESENTED BY THIS SAMPLE 71 ❑ Chiori- Poly- pH adjust-a Fiitra- ❑ Soften- El removal Fluori- (�j Taste&odor D None nation phosphate ment tion ing removal 1:1-dation Strainers t• I control FNAME AND ADDRESS OF PERSON TO RECEIVE ANALYSIS REPORT Send Collection Data and sample to: %V CONNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OFHEAL�� Laboratory Division NO.AND s7REEr BOX 1689,HARTFORD,CONN.06101 CITY AND STATE_ (Zip Code) Street Address: 10 CLINTON STREET,HARTFORD,CONN. TELEPHONE:566-5626 CHLORINE RESIDUAL(Field test) FLUORIDE(Field test) pH(Field test) COMPLAINTS(if any) 1:1Sedi- Foam- mg.11. mg.H. Color Odor 1:1. ment1:1 ing Other ADDITIONAL INFORMATION(Special tests required.etc.) EXPLANATION OF COMPLAINTS 1 t For NAME OF UTILITY SOURCE TYPE DATE OF COLLECTION j - State ! , COLLECTOR'S COLLECTOR'S NAME Use 1 2 3 4 : 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 : 12 13 14 SAMPLE NO-../•y / COLLECTOR'S TITLE ,DAT=COLLECTION TIME OF COLLECTION LABORATORY SECTION (Analysis results to be filled in by State Laboratory Division) to J APP.COL//. TRUE COL. ODOR(Description) (Deg.) TURBID, pH p• 15 1 17 ;`1tl - - rJL.t�dL•t� : 1J': -20 : 91 22 : 13 24 • 25 - - NITRITE(as N) (j�� ( j NITRATE(as N) } AMMONIA(as N) ALBUMINOID(as N) CHLORIDE(Cl) g t �,-_:,. • 1.7 `-�. l "__- • �i�aim_ r' ... . �� ".- -"' _" � � K 26 27 28 29 36 31 32 33 3C 35 3r ' 31 38 39 40 ':41 42 1' to SODIUM(Na) ALKALINITY(CaCo 3)BICARBONATE ALKALINITY(C(aCQ3)CARBONAT ' TOTAL HARDNESS(CeCO3) IRON(Fe) t ~ .r- • • dr 47 48 : 49•• 50 - -.- `• 5'1� 53 S4 ° I s2cei�, - r, +vi• T - ui Z MANGANESE(Mn) FLUORIDE(F) DETERGENT(ABS) SULPHATE(SO4) 56 57 58 59 60 !' t 61 62 63 64• 65 66 67 : 68 : 69 • �x ' TI12 arithmetic mean of all standard samples examined MEMBRANE FILTER .gar p per month using the membrane filter technique shall not exceed one colony TEST NC. SP wv per 100 mi.Coiiform colonies per standard sample shall not exceed 4/100 ml.in:(a)two consecutive samples;(b)more than one Colilarm cofonfes/100mi. COM. ' standard sample when less than 20 are examined per month;or(c)more than five per cent of the samples when 20 or more are examined per month. G3 70 71 72 73 74 75 1. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory and meet requirements for a potable water. 122. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory fora potable water but certain of the chemical or physical constituents are high.These are as follows: O 3. This sample Is not satisfactory since it does not meet the bacterial requirements for a potable water.The presence of organisms of the coliform group in a sample of 1A potable water is undesirable and,while not necessarily indicating the presence of any disease-producing organisms,does indicate that such contamination might Jsurvive to the same extent.The presence of organisms of the coliform group may also Indicate that the treatment was not adequate at the time the sample was V collected. i ` tr ®4. This sample Is unsatisfactory as a potabiewater because certain chemical or physical constituents are above acceptable limits.These areas follows: F—IThe cotiform content for this raw surface water is 5. Low D 6. Moderate 7. High t�J This fluoridated sample was analyzed for fluoride.The fluoride concentration was ®8. Nigh ®9• Low !. Satisfactory Mt UHL' (Yes,1;No,2) UL �� CHEMISTRY COPY 13 01-F• COLL f Ct4ON DATA AND ANALYSIS REPORT ' LAS NO. _ PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY SAM*tE For State Use i^ ` r ( SAMPLE EXTENT Of PHYSICAL IC07FLUO INVOICE RIDE. DATE REPORTED DATE EC'D. - OL-81A 4•T4) 15M ANALYSIS 1 - � � II �2 �6 COLLECTION SECTION (Field date to be filled in by Sample Collector) NAME OF V(IILITY RES.,WELL,OR SPRING NAME LOCATION AND/OR ADDRESS OF SAMPLE COLLECTION POINT TOWN OF UTILITY - TOWN 0✓ttr.i4- �fr . tt,t:i� /r 7".Vt t , 1 � � .lr f► w N0.' TYPE OF WATER(At Sample Collection Poi at) 16 1 rf /�J 14 ;r LRaw or untreated Q 2. Treated water at ❑ 3. Water from distribution 4. Water from distribution water at source treatment station (One source only) (Mixture of 2 or more sources) TREATMENT OF WATER REPRESENTED BY THIS SAMPLE Z(" Chlori- Poly- H adjust- Filtra- Soften- Iron-manganese Fiuori- F I Taste&odor one � nation �phosphate ) 9�ment �tion � ing � removal � dation 7 Strainers t• I control NAME AND ADDRESS OF PERSON TO RECEIVE ANALYSIS REPORT Send Collection Data and sample to: 1 CONNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH& A Laboratory Division as it; O y NO.AND STREET BOX 1689,HARTFORD,CONN.06101I CITY AN ESTATE �~! Rep Code) Street Address: 10 CLINTON STREET,HARTFORD,CONN. TELEPHONE:566.5626 CHLORINE RESIDUAL(Field test) FLUORIDE(Field test) IpH(Fieldfast)- COMPLAINTS(if any) Sedi- {� n Foam- mg mg./7. ❑Color ❑Odor Taste ❑ment IJ ing L1 Other ADDITIONAL INFORMATION(Special tests required,etc.) EXPLANATION OF COMPLAINTS / >~you ��S C•GV For NAME OF UTILITY SOURCE TYPE DATE OF COLLECTION Stets . ; *Irv.;� Use 1 2 S 4 : b IG 7 8 9 /0 : 11 : 12 13 : 14 COLLECTOR'S COLLECiOR'S N ME # COLLECTOR'S TITLE DATE OF COLLECTION TIME OF COLLECTION SAMPLENO, ! / / -9 C?-L �JC�� /Jt�+[��'i'��' J firs.. t✓f 1". "��S —76 LABORATORY SECTION _ (Analysis results to be filled in by State Laboratory Division) APP.COL, TRUECO�. ODOR(Description) - (Deg,) TURBID. pH S0 16 :wt83 17 i-118 A :•ir 3t.4e.t: . �i 1�: Yt 22 : 14 • NITRITE(as N) NITRATE(as N) h• AMMONIA(as N) ALBUMINOID(as N) CHLORIDE(Cl) 40 26 27 26 29 30 31 32 33 ' 34 35 36 ' 3T 3B 39 40 ' 41 42 r SODIUM(NO) -0-1 ALKALINITY(Ca CO 3)BICARBONATE ALKALINITY(CaCo3)CARBONATE TOTAL HARDNESS(CeCO3) IRON(Fe) // U O A3 )�:•45• A6 4� 48 • 50 S1 • 523 5S 3i y ~' 4 56 57 t, W a MANGANESE(Mn) FLUORIDE(F) DETERGENT(ABS) SULPHATE(SO4) c' 58 59 s0 61 62 { 64 BS as' 69 i. S MEMBRANE FILTER The arithmetic mean of all standard samples examined per month using the membrane filter technique shall not exceed one colony TEST CONC. SP lu per 100 mi.Colitorm colonies per standard sample shall not exceed 41100 mi.In:(a)two consecutive samples;(b)more than one Cohform Colonies1loomi. COM. Vstandard sample when less than 20 are examined per month;or(c)more than five per cent of the samples when 20 or more are O • . in -+ examined per month. ' v„ 70 71 ' '7Y 73 4 75 El1.The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory and meet requirements for a potable water.ltww S" r' 112. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory for a potable water but certain of the chemical or physical constituents are high.These ate as follows: i . C El 3. This sample Is not satisfactory since A does not meet the bacterial requirements for a potable water.The presence of organisms of the coliform group in a sample of in potable water Is undesirable and,while not necessarily Indicating the presence of any disease-producing organisms,does indicate that such contamination might survive to the same extent.The presence of organisms of the coliform group may also indicate that the treatment was not adequate at the time the sample was ii collected. 0 „ p 114. This sample Is unsatisfactory as a potable water because certain chemical or physical constituents are above acceptable limits.These areas follows 0The coliform content for this raw surface water is LJ 5. Low 6. Moderate ®7._High (.._!This fluoridated sample was analyzed for fluoride.The fluoride concentration was 8:Highs a 9.°Low B. Satisfactory USERS ON SALT FREE OET 5 0In 4-1 ADVEo,2) . ... � CHEMISTRY COPY JUN 3 01976 WELL DRILLING BOARD STATE OF CONNECTICUT PERMIT NUMBER "WDB4 11-69 WELL DRILLING PERMIT 33881 STATE OFFICE BUILDING, HARTFORD,CONNECTICUT 06115 LOCATION OF WELL (Town) (Street) (Lot umber) DATE .W41 ,1 vJIAIPZs 16a41 oo601A1 S T �� I�Pie1,� �1) 1AAW OWNER OF WELL 1 INDIVIDUAL BU❑ ILDER ❑ OTHER(Specify) ov .ncks e- /o,a 101 /W/I/ 47" OWNER'S ADDRESS BUSINESS TEST Est.No.of PROPOSED goo'DOMESTIC ElESTABLISHMENT ❑ FARM ❑ WELL People being USE OF served., WELL ❑ AIR OTHER SUPPLY PUBLIC ❑ INDUSTRIAL ❑ CONDITIONING ❑ (Specify) SKETCH OF WELL LOCATION Locate well with respect to at least two roads,showing distance from intersection and front of lot Location of lot to at least two roads Well location on lot and to house Cif present) Indicate North yV� t 40 Af o' Approximate number of feet from well to / nearest source of possible contamination: The undersigned is aware that upon completion of the well,a "Well Completion Report" containing construction details and information required under Section 25-131 of the 1969 Supplement to the General Statutes must be sent to the owner,the Board and the Water Resources Commission on the form provided by the Board. This permit is not valid until all information is filled in and it has been counter-signed by the Director of Health or his agent. EJ4-5rA.XAJ , /LL co APPLICANT) APPLICANT'S ADDRESS REGISTRATION NO. BY(Tow He,qth O fC 46 or Agent) JJ / DATE APPROVED REJECTED I �7'/Z�!7G !� REMARKS G i DIRECTOR OF HEALTH HARTFORD,-:ONNECT1CUT 06115 OTHER NO. OWNER NAME ADDRESS � Sv '11iq -s°`•4<g tee ct#7' }t >see LOCATION (No.&Street) (Town) (Lot Number) OF WELL Lie # = '* t� BUSINESS PROPOSEDr OMESTIC ❑ ESTABLISHMENT ❑ FARM ❑ TEST WELL USE OF WELL PUBLIC AIR❑ THER SUPPLY ❑ INDUSTRIAL ❑ CONDITIONING ❑ ((Specify) DRILLING ROTARY ❑ PRESSED CABLE ❑ OTHER EQUIPMENT F"AIR COMPERCUSSION ❑ PERCUSSION (Specify) CASING LENGTH (feet) DIAMETER(inches) WEIGHT PER FOOT DRIVE SHOE WAS CASING GROUTED? �'],� DETAILS I ,t I THREADED ❑ WELDED I L- TtS ❑NO �fES ❑NO YIELD ❑ ❑ PUMPED HOURS YIELD(G.P.M.) TEST BAILED COMPRESSED AIR j MEASURE FROM LAND SURFACE—STATIC (Specify feet)I DURING YIELD TEST(feet) WATER Depth of Completed Well LEVEL _' I in feet below Land surface: 4 , MAKE I LENGTH OPEN TO AQUIFER(feet) SCREEN DETAILS I GRAVEL SIZE(inches)(FROM(feet) SLOT SIZE DIAMETER(inches) IF GRAVEL Di Iameter of well including TO(feet) PACKED: 1 gravel pack(inches): ITH FROM LAND SURFACE FORMATION DESCRIPTION Sketch exact location of well with distances,to at least FEET to FEET two permanent landmarks. h t f { w �1 ¢u� If yield was tested at different depths during drilling, list below �.� {RF` FEET GALLONS PER MINUTE ( E WELL COMPLETED PERMIT NO. REGISTRATION NO. I DATE OF REPORT LWELL DRILLER(Signature) t f W r'Ts •�z 1 't i t I i /6 24 �I st ht I t t t t � t_iz_I 12 a 1 I I I 0 1 bl h� ? � Q iz i?.41 z � y Rollo a eRoPo SED SCALE w � 5cd4Pfir.� W E .C. Richard S. Woodhull, M.S. , P.E. - Chief, hater Supplies Section 27 May, 1976 1612 and 1624 Main Street, South Windsor, continued The afore-mentioned Section of the Public Health Code states that the Commissioner of Health must approve the water supply before it is made available for use. I have already advised South Windsor's Building Inspector that we may not issue Certificates of Occupancy until compliance with this Section is achieved. Therefore, I request your consideration in this matter, and further request registration of this well with your Department for inclusion in your yearly testing. Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter. Very truly yours, TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR 4i4FAwa"rds, r. Sanitary Inspector ME/ Encl 2 cc Allan S. Young - Director of Public Works Frank J. Smith Superintendent of Pollution Control Donald- McLaughlin - Building Inspector Francis V. Rossi, P.E. - The Old Main Street Company s File (76-10 and 76-11) Bowe s�qt b J -0 S-OU& ?&Z� a * w� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR•c�� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 PUBLIC WORMS DEPARTMEVT POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION 27 May, 1976 Connecticut State Department of Health Environmental Health Services Division 79 Elm Street Hartford, Connecticut 06115 Attention : Richard S. Woodhull, M.S., P.E. - Chief, Water Supplies Section- Subject : 1612 and 1624 Main Street, South Windsor Property of The Old Main Street Company Gentlemen: Pursuant to Section 19-13-B201(b) I submit the following and attached for your consideration regarding the two (2) subject dwellings. 1. Both septic systems were installed in accordance with the Public Health Code and with Frank Schaub's September 22, 1975, letter - a copy of which is enclosed. 2. The well was installed under Permit 33881 by Eastern Drill Company, registration no. 34. A copy of the Well Completion Report is attached. When the Well Drilling Permit was originally approved by me the well was to serve only 1624 Main Street. However, through a conversation with Francis V. Rossi, P.E., of The Old Main Street Company I have since learned that their intention is to use this one (1) well to serve both subject houses until such time as public water is made available to that section of Main Street. It is my understanding at this time that some preliminary talks are underway for installation of water either prior to. or in conjunction with our new Main Street sewer interceptor which is tentatively scheduled for construction beginning next April and for completion in September of 1978 Old Main Street CompanySt 125 Edwin Road — South Windsor,Connecticut 06074 — (203) 528-7551 Connecticut State Dept. of Health Tune 2 1976 Environmental Health Services Division 79 Elm Street Hartford, Conn. 06115 Attn: Richard S. Woodhull9M*S. P.E. '-Chief v Water Supply Section Res 1612 and 1624 Main St. # South Windsor Property of Old Main Street Company Dear fir. Woodhull s With reference to our recent telephone conversation, this is to request approval for the temporary use of one well to supply the two houses above referred. I am enol9sing copies of the well, drillers report and the town sanitation letter to you of May 27t 1976 involving the plot plan location of the houses and well. We plan to use the well as a percent facility for house #1624 Main St* and as a temporary facility to supply house #1612 Main St. until the municipal water system is installed from Route 5 :through the proposed subdivision road to Main St. At that time we will di.aconneet the well from house #1.612 and tie this building into the public water supply system. We estimate the water system to be available in one to two years depending on the schedule of construction of the Main Street Sewer Line by the town of South Windsor. The proposed subdivision road will not be oonstruoted along with the water supply system until the sewer is available on Main Streete Old Main Street Company is a corporation in the state of Connecticut and can act as the Public Water Co. for this two house project until the permanent public water supply is made available. Old Main Street Co. is the present dvmer of the two lots in question$ and we can inoludeproper easements in the deeds for the two lots prior to their Bale in order to provide access for maintenance. We are also willing to bond the cost of a.. seoond well for Lot f1.612 as further protection, to the purchaser in the event Old fain St. Co. is unable to fulfill its obligation with, re- speot to installing and tieing into the proposed public water supply. The details of the mechanical and electrical system are being designed at this time and a plan will be submitted to you for approval upon oom- pletion of the design. WELL COMPLETION REPORT - STATE of CONNECTICUr *V s 1249 REV.9.71 WELL DRILLING BOARD. Do NOT fill in STATE WELL NO. State Office Building - HARTFORD,CONNECTICUT 06115 OTHER NO. NAME - OWNS --s°`^ �-..: Y'S _�, _ _ ADDRE.S.S �. aav`•..=` +•tti ns E' t fl - � .v. a)s*mo w$=� 4, 't'? ; g -q"'i,.s•}i((t` i i _.L ` . LOCATION (No &Sheet) (town) (Lot Number) OF WELL Y - , . P t � . >: BUSINESS PROPOSED; OMESTIC;y :A-.❑ ESTABLISHMENT.. a ❑ FARM ,A ❑ TEST WELL +r f — #:USE bE � _-_ •.-_ •:..4 _; - ;; - ;:; PUBLIC-- AIR OTHER tNELL ❑ SUPPLY ❑ INDLISTRiAL. ❑ CONDITIONING. ❑ (Specify)_ •kf`R_ __ •DRitL1NG - M TRESSED CABLE OTHER - EQUIPMENT ROTARY AIR PERCUSSION _. Y❑ PERCUSSION - ❑ (Specify) - > T lENGTtI jfeet} i DIAMETER{anchea) Wf1GHT PER FOOT - ;> DRIVE SHOE WAS CASING GROUTED? • CAStNa3 - _ (� s f' 1 _�ETAILSV y T ' ! t ` N�- iHREADED �WELDED 1 S ,.❑NO ES ❑NO _ HWRS a + -YIELD(G.PM.) -' BEST BAILED it PUMPED :x' COMPRESSED Al ; a MEASURE FROM LANA SURFACE—STATIC-(Specify feet) DURING YIELD TEST-(feet) s WATER ' c - .r Depth of Completed Weller,.,: LEVEL s in feet below Land surface ;* fi i, v t1MKE � iT <f e ,r- rr _ LENGTH OPEN TOAQUIFER(feet) 1.�c�":r D�TAlLS SLOT SIZE DIAMETER(�nehes} � � �- � GRAVEL SIZE-inches)FROM(feet} 70 feet)DEP7H-FROM LAND SURFA ^`' = Sketch exact location-of welt with distances,`to at least _ FEET FEET FORMATION DESCRIPTION - `two per manent,landmarks` _ s; 4 F. .3 f•�� - F _ C '`- i 7.p,� .,•c+:rb ``@A`n. - _ +� tt N yield was tested at different depths during drilling,list below FEET 'r GALLONS PER AA INLITE DATE WEU COMPLETED PERMIT NO, REGISTRATION NO. DATE OF REPORT WELL DRILLER ��a-cg 3+"' f �.'� .M ht. w E. •i. '.F, h - �f s.' _ 1 ';' rt A.�3-t __ T nnet .n=. ucAI •ru i t cl � b � ti h ` �� ` 5 a 3 ultz kit tit ---Z' � _ Ni 141 I,j ti too .MENOR,ANDUK PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION TO Donald McLaughlin Building Inspector FROM Melvin Edwards, Jr. - Sanitary Inspector DATE .. 19 May• 1976 SUBJECT PUBLIC WELL FOR 1612 AND 1624 MAIN STREET, SOUTH WINDSOR This Memo is-confirmation of our conversation of yesterday afternoon regarding the subject. Through a conversation with Francis V. Rossi of The Old Main Street Company I have .learned that their intention is to use one (1) well for.both of the subject houses until such time as public water is made available to that section of Main Street. As we have no Director Of Health here.in.South :Windsor I contacted Richard Coppa, Sanitarian for the Town of Glastonbury, concerning this situation. He advised me that any well serving two (2) or more dwellings - as is the case here - is considered a public water supply, regardless of ownership, and must be registered with the State Health Department. Further, it must be tested b same on a_ p , y yearly basis. Section 19-13-B201(b) of the Public Health Code of the State of Connecticut states, "Public water supply wells shall be sampled by the state-departm6nt of health or local director of health for bacteriological, physical and sani.tary•chemical examination. Approval of the commissioner. of .health shall be obtained before the well water is made available for use." I have been advised that we may not issue Certificates of Occupancy_ until this Section has been complied with. As soon as I receive the Well Driller's Completion Report I must verify the well location and prepare a plot plan of both dwellings for submittal to the State. Also, the stipulations regarding the dual use and maintenance provisions must- be plainly -stated in the deed for each house. - AMe Edwards, Sanitary Inspector ME cc Charles N. Enes - Acting Town Manager and.Town Clerk _. Allan S. Young Director of Public Works Frank J. Smith .- Superintendent of Pollution Control Jules E. Page Planning Coordinator Thomas G. Dennis - Town's Attorney Francis V. Rossi - The Old Main Street Company File (Permits 76-10 and. 76-11) S 1 A 1 .G O F O 1V lei E C 1 1 C V 1 ' ' STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH W 79 ELM STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06115 OFFICE OF PUBLIC HEALTH Name: Francis V. Rossi, P.E, Date: August 27, 1976, Old Main Street Company Addressj25 Edwin Road - Town: South Windsor South Windsor,, Conn. 06074 Utility: Old Main Street Company For your information. Please note special recommendations, Resa.mpling requested, For necessary action. F-91 Remarks The proposed public water supply is approved subject to conditions _._ noted in the attached report. Richard S. Woodhull, Chief 1-t7vter Supplies Section - Frivironmental Health Services Division Copy Sent To: Melvin Edwards, Sanitary Inspector Donald McLaughlin, ,Bixilding Inspector RSW/jf An Egzzal Opportunity Employer CgNNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH August 18, 1976 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES cc: Francis V. Rosst,P. SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN., APPROVAL OF PUBLIC SUBJECT: SUPPLY WELL OWNED BY THE OLD MAIN STREET Melvin Edwards, COMPANY TO SUPPLY TWO RESIDENTIAL HOMES 1 Sanitary Inspector .AT 1612 AND 1624 MAIN STREET \p" �N ��""� Donald McLaughlin, David C. Wiggin, Director \' QO Building Inspector To: Environmental Health Services Division 03 t1/ From: Glen Lowderback Sanitary Engineer Owner: Old Main Street Company,, 125 Edwin Road, South Windsor Project: The company proposes to use the well installed on lot #1624 Main St. to supply the house on the lot and the adjacent house at #1612 Main St. The lots are designated #1 and #2 of a planned 15 lot subdivision. The well will serve as a permanent supply for #1624 and as a temporary supply for #1612 until such time as a water main extension is installed from Route 5 to Main Street and #1612 is connected up, estimated to be within one to two years. The company proposes to include proper easements in the deeds to provide access for any necessary maintenance and to bond the cost of a well for house #1612 in the event they are unable to fulfill their obligation to install the watermain extension. Well Location: An as-built sketch dated 5/27/76 showing the location of the well, the two houses and their septic systems was received from the town sanitarian. The subsurface sewage systems and reserve leaching areas are located in excess of 75 feet from the well. There are no footing or curtain drains within 25 feet and the well is not subject to flooding. Well Completion Report: 6" diameter bedrock well, 300' total depth with casing extending down to 191 feet. "Red rock" was encountered from 180 feet to 300 feet. Static water level was 40' . Yield Test: A 13 hour yield test"was run at 10 gpm with the permanent 3/4 Hp submersible pump installed at 160 feet. The water level remained at 53 to 55• feet during the entire test. Water Quality: Water samples were collected on June 16 and July 8 for laboratory testing. The initial sample was found to be high in iron (0.6 mg/1) and turbidity (6 units) . The second sample, taken after the well was pumped to waste for several days was satisfactory at 0.1 mg/1 iron and 1 turbidity unit. The sodium content is elevated (22 to 23 mg/1) ; however, the very low chloride content (2.0 to 2.5 mg/1) does not indicate any contamination by salt but rather a natural mineral condition. Storage: The well pumps into a hydropneumatic tank located in the basement of house #1624 and a 1" line runs to the second house. The usable storage is 17 gallons or about a total capacity of 60 gallons. The well pump is run off the house electrical meter. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS The location of the well meets the requirements of Public Health Code Section 19-13-B51 for withdrawal rates of under 10gpm, as was installed. The output of the well in conjunction with the storage tank appears adequate for the two homes. Form EHS-13 A (5-73) 5M 'k -2- South Windsor, Conn. , Approval of Public Supply Well Owned by the Old Main Street Company to Supply Two Residential Homes At 1612 and 1624 Main Street A&C 1A SESP 01 19M Approval of the temporary water system is recommended with the following conditions: The certificate of occupancy for house #1624 should not be granted until it is shown that easements in the deed provide for the ownership or use of the well by the 0ld Main St. Co. for the purpose of supplying the adjacent house until such time as house #1612 is connected up to municipal water or its own well is drilled. The deed must also allow the 0ld Main St. Co. access to the water system for maintenance during this period of time. Also, an agreement on payment of electrical bills is required because of the common meter for the house and well pump. The certificate of occupancy for house #1612 Main St. should not be granted until it is shown that the Old Main St. Co. has bonded the cost of installing a private well for the home along with necessary piping, controls and storage tank. The cost of the existing system should provide an estimate for this purpose. Also, an agreement must be made to ensure payment of connecting up the house to the planned water main. The home owners should be advised that the sodium content of the water is slightly above the 20mg/1 level recommended for persons on very strict salt free diets. GL/pab f LAB C" ` TOWN COLLECTION DATA AND ANALYSIS REPORT t+ NO. P6LIC,WAT6 SUPPLY SAMPLE For .State use EXTENT OF PHYSICAL COMPLETE FLUORIDE I DATE REPORTED DATE REC'D. OL-81 A I4-74) 15M SAMPLE ANALYSIS _ INVOICE (X) COLLECTION SECTION (Field data to be filled in by Sample Collector) .NAME OF UTILITY RES,WE_LL,OR SPRING NAME LOCATION AND/OR ADDRESS_OF SA PLE CQLLECTLON PQIW7" TOWN OF UTILITY TOWN 1.+ -t i I l i .. F lk r•- NO VA I TYPE OF WATER(At Sample Collection Point) 1. Raw or untreated ❑ 2. Treated water at 1�3. Water from distribution ❑ 4. Water from distribution water at source treatment station u (One source only ) (Mixture of 2 or more sources) TRE41TMENT OF WATER REPRESENTED BY THIS SAMPLE �, Y- P ! Chlori- Poly- H adjust- Filtra- Soften- Iron-man g anese Fluori- Taste&odor None nation phosphate ❑ment tion ing removal dation Strainers 11 control NAME AND ADDRESS OF PERSON TO RECEIVE ANALYSIS REPORT Send Collection Data and sample to: O§R CONNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH f1 c, O = Laboratory Division No.AND STREET BOX 1689,HARTFORD,CONN.06101 G�Q CITY AND STATE (Zip Code) Street Address: JJ 10 CLINTON STREET,HARTFORD,CONN. L TELEPHONE:566-5626 CHLORINE RESIDUAL(Field test) FLUORIDE(Field test) pH(Field test) COMPLAINTS(if any) Sedi- Foam- mg.11. mg./1. Color 0 Odor 11 Taste ❑ment ing 11 Other ADDITIONAL INFORMATION(Special tests required,etc.) EXPLANATION OF COMPLAINTS Fer NAME OF UTILITY SOURCE TYPE DATE OF COLLECTION - } I°J,_?• State Use 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 COLLECTOR'S - COLLECTOR'S NAME COLLECTOR'S TITLE DATE OF COLLECTION TIME OF COLLECTION SAMPLE NO.-.✓ LABORATORY SECTION (Analysis results to be tilled In by State Laboratory Division) APP.COL. TRUE COL, ODOR (Description) (Deg.}) TURBID. PH p• 15 1 17 1 20 22 NITRITE(as N) NITRATE(as N) AMMONIA(as N) ' / ALBUMINOID(as N) CHLORIDE(CI) E • 26 27 28 29 36 • 31 ' 2 • 33�• 35 • 3d' 31 38 39 40 '4�• 42 _ J Z SODIUM(Na) ALKALINITY(CaCO 3)BICARBONATE ALKALINITY(CaCO3)CARBONAT ' TOTAL HARDNESS(CaCO3) IRON(Fe) 47 � 48 � 49 50 1;� 52- SS 74 � 58 57 -�t W Z MANGANESE(Mn) FLUORIDE(F) DETERGENT(ABS) SULPHATE(SO4) U 58 • 59 60 61 • 62 63 64• 65 66 67 68 69 • W F W �^ G MEMBRANE FILTER 6, The arithmetic mean of all standard samples examined per month using the membrane filter technique shall not exceed one colony TEST CONC. sp. W Cal per 100 mi.Coliform colonies per standard sample shall not exceed 41100 mi.in:(a)two consecutive samples;(b)more than one ColitormColonies1loomi. COM. V L7- standard sample when less than 20 are examined per month;or(c)more than five per cent of the samples when 20 or more are m OJ examined per month. F' 70 71 72 73 74 75 1. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory and meet requirements for a potable water. 1:02. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory for a potable water but certain of the chemical or physical constituents are high.These are as follows: Z O 3. This sample is not satisfactory since it does not meet the bacterial requirements for a potable water.The presence of organisms of the coliform group in a sample of (n potable water is undesirable and,while not necessarily indicating the presence of any disease-producing organisms,does indicate that such contamination might survive to the same extent.The presence of organisms of the collform group may also Indicate that the treatment was not adequate at the time the sample was 0 collected. .. z 0 U 4. This sample is unsatisfactory as a potable water because certain chemical or physical constituents are above acceptable limits.These are as follows: The collform content for this raw surface water is ❑ 5. Low 6. Moderate 7. High This fluoridated sample was analyzed for fluoride.The fluoride concentration was ❑ 8. High ❑9. Low 0. Satisfactory CIROgSALT t �O f6•. `gyp � � d � V n� (Yes,1;No,2) JUL 13 1976 CHEMISTRY COPY B. GOLF COL4C'40N DATA AND ANALYSIS REPORT f E'; ,: `'' LAB No. PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY SAMPLE For State Use SAMPLE EXTENT OF PHYSICAL COMPLE FLUORIDE DATEREPORTED DATEREC'D. OL-81 A (4-74) 15M ANALYSIS INVOICE (x) _f 74 j t. COLLECTION SECTION (Field data to be filled in by Sample Collector) NAME OF UTILITY RES.,WELL,OR SPRING NAME LOCATION AND/OR ADDRESS OF SAMPLE COLLECTION POINT TOWN OF UTILITY TOWN yy / t NO. �'I i:.,,8,. _ � t .".Y:.!)r.�� / T�. J:.Ct { � I` .,� �L f--.• , i ,..s:.es. < TYPE OF WATER(At Sample Collection Poi ) t n,j f Raw or untreated 2. Treated water a4 3. Water from distribution 4. Water from distribution water a4 source ❑ treatment station ❑ (One source only) (Mixture of 2 or more sources) TREAT ENT OF WATER REPRESENTED BY THIS SAMPLE - Chlori- Pot H adjust- Filtra- Soften- Iron-manganese Fluori- Taste&odor Y- P 11:11:1 1:19 None ❑ nation phosphate 1:1-ment tion ing removal elation 1:1Strainers control NAME AND ADDRESS OF PERSON TO RECEIVE ANALYSIS REPORT Send Collection Data and sample to: \� CONNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALT� A�� Laboratory Division o y NO.AND STREET r BOX 1689,HARTFORD,CONN.06101 r� CITY AND STATE (Zip Code) Street Address: ✓�r( 10 CLINTON STREET,HARTFORD,CONN. LTELEPHONE:566-5626 CHLORINE RESIDUAL(Field test) FLUORIDE(Field test) IpH(F'e'd'est) COMPLAINTS(if any) Sedi- Foam- mg./7. mg./1. Color ❑Odor Taste ment ❑ ing ❑Other ADDITIONAL INFO�RMATION(Special tests required,etc.)/ EXPLANATION OF COMPLAINTS r-�� :J r7 /e-G� <� `- `; For I NAME OF UTILITY SOURCE TYPE I DATE OF COLLECTION (/ State Use 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 : 14 -- COLLECTOR'S I/ COLLECTOR'S N ME` -e COLLECTOR'S TITLE DATE OF COLLECTION TIME OF COLLECTION SAMPLE NO. .<_r(+ c}" P-.JU�f�i'.r`J+' k- acvr�. . '&t;. ,—. i, "/ 4 '/ R d a o LABORATORY SECTION (Analysis results to be filled in by State Laboratory Division) J APP.COL. TRUEC�r. ODOR(Description) (Deg.) TURBID. I pH Y Q f !' aZ V 15 :`19; 77 i�8 .i l.`.: ,� 1g '20` Y1 22 �43 Z- 0 NITRITE(as N) - NITRATE(as N) AMMONIA(as N) ALBUMINOID(as N) CHLORIDE(CI) � • t ( � l__• r--� 8l a i � l - • C%� - r• {� E 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33-' 34 35 36 ' 37' !'; (38S 39 ' 40 ' 4.K1 42 J SODIUM(Na) ALKALINITY(CaCO 3)BICARBONATE ALKALINITY(CaCO3)CARBONATE TOTALlHARDNESS(CaCO3) IRON(Fe) fU O 43 .AS 46 4 8 49 50 1 52 5 4 56 57 - w 4 MANGANESE(Mn) FLUORIDE(F) DETERGENT(ABS) SULPHATE(SO4) cc $8 59 611 61 62 64•?84 68 67 68 69 W t- W D MEMBRANE FILTER The arithmetic mean of all standard samples examined per month using the membrane filter technique shall not exceed one colony TEST CONC. Sp* w v per 100 mi.Coliform colonies per standard sample shall not exceed 4/100 mi.In:(a)two consecutive samples;(b)more than one Coliform Colonies/100m/. COM. U 00 standard sample when less than 20 are examined per month;or(c)more than five per cent of the samples when 20 or more are m J examined per month. 70 71 72 73 74 �5 1. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory and meet requirements for a potable water. 2. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory for a potable water but certain of the chemical or physical constituents are high.These areas follows: Z 0 11 3. This sample is not satisfactory since.it does not meet the bacterial requirements fora potable water.The presence of organisms of the coliform group in a sample of W potable water is undesirable and,while not necessarily indicating the presence of any disease-producing organisms,does Indicate that such contamination might J survive to the same extent.The presence of organisms of the coiiform group may also indicate that the treatment was not adequate at the time the sample was 0 collected. Z O U 4. This sample is unsatisfactory as a potable water because certain chemical or physical constituents are above acceptable limits.These are as follows: The coliform content for this raw surface water is ❑ 5. Low 6. Moderate ❑ 7. High This fluoridated sample was analyzed for fluoride.The fluoride concentration was 8. High 9. Low 0 B. Satisfactory dZ USERS ON, SALT FREE n'ET SayLw W� co vADVISED `S€ .'2) B. L. Cot-f CHEMISTRY COPY juN 3 01976 40WN SFq� a.. � 7-0�� r _ /'yS-o-u� v^/{V a w� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 r►dSQR CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION 27 May, 1976 Connecticut State Department of Health Environmental Health Services Division 79 Elm Street Hartford, Connecticut 06115 Attention : Richard S. Woodhull, M.S., P.E. - Chief, Water Supplies Section Subject 1612 and 1624 Main Street, South Windsor Property of The Old Main Street Company Gentlemen: Pursuant to Section. 19-13-B201(b) I submit the following and attached for your consideration regarding the two (2) subject dwellings. 1. Both septic systems were installed in accordance with the Public Health- Code and with Frank Schaub's September 22, 1975, letter - a copy of which is enclosed. 2. The well was installed under Permit 33881 by Eastern Drill Company, registration no- 34. A copy of the Well Completion Report is attached. When the Well Drilling Permit was originally approved by me the well was to serve only 1624 Main Street. However, through a conversation with Francis V. Rossi, P.E., of The Old Main Street Company I have since learned that their intention is to use this one (1) well to serve both subject houses until such time as public water is made available to that section of Main Street. It is my understanding at this time that some preliminary talks are underway for installation of water either prior to or in conjunction with our new Main Street sewer interceptor which is tentatively scheduled for construction beginning next April and for completion in September of 1978 Richard S. Woodhull, M.S:, P X. - Chief, Water Supplies Section: 27 May, 1,976. 1612 and 1624 Main Street, South Windsor, continued The afore-mentioned Section of the Public Health Code states that the Commissioner of Health must approve the water supply before it is made available for use. I have already advised South Windsor's Building Inspector that we may not issue Certificates of Occupancy until compliance with this Section is achieved. Therefore, I request your consideration in this matter, and further request registration of this well with your Department for inclusion in your yearly testing. Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter. Very truly .yours, TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR i wards, r. Sanitary Inspector ME/ Encl, : 2 cc Allan S. Young - Director of Public Works Frank J. Smith - Superintendent of Pollution Control Donald McLaughlin Building Inspector Francis Y. Rossi, P.E. - The Old Main Street Company File (76-10 and 76-1-1) Old Vlain Street CompanVl 125 Edwin Road — South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 � (203) 528-7551 Connecticut State Dept. of Health June 2, 1976 Environmental Health. Services Division 79 Elm Street Hartford, Conn. 06115 Attn: Richard S. Woodhull,M.S. ,P.E. ,-Chief, rater Supply Section Be: 1612 and 1624 Main St. , South Windsor Property of Old Main Street Company Dear Mr. Woodhull: With reference to our recent telephone conversation., this is to request approval for the temporary use of one well to supply the two .houses above referred. I am enclosing copies of the well drillers report and the to= sanitation letter to you of May 27, 1976 involving the plot plan 1azation of the houses and well We plans to use the well as a permanent facility for house ##1624 Main St. and as a temporary facility to supply house #1612 Main St. until the municipal vd-ater system is . installed from Route 5 through the proposed subdivision road to Main St. At that time we will disconnect the well from house #161,� and tie this building into the public water supply system. e estimate the water system: to be available in one to two years depending on the schedule of construction of the Main Street Sewer Line by the town. of South Windsor. The proposed subdivision road will not be constructed along with the water supply system until the sewer is available on Main Old wain. Street Company is a. corporation in the state of Connecticut and. .ean act as the Public eater .Co. for this two house project until the permanent public water supply- is made available. Old Main Street Co. Is the present owner of the two lots in question, and we can includeproper easements in the deeds for the two lots prior to their sale in order to 1)xovid.e access for maintenance.. We are also willing to bond the coat of a second well for .Lot ,1612 as further protection to the purchaser in -�hhe event Old .11a.in Ste Co. is unable to fulfill its obligation with re- spect to installing; and tieing into tho proposed public water supply. The details of the mechanical and electrical system are being designed at this time and a plan will be submitted to you for approval upon com- pletion of the designs MEMORANDUM . PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION TO Donald McLaughlin Building Inspector FROM : Melvin Edwards, Jr. - Sanitary Inspector DATE : 19 may, 1976 SUBJECT : PUBLIC WELL FOR 1612 AND 1624 MAIN STREET,. SOUTH WINDSOR This Memo is!-confirmation of our conversation of yesterday afternoon regarding. the subject. Through a conversation with Francis V. Rossi of The Old Main Street Company I have learned that their intention is to use one (1) . well for both of the subject houses until such time as public water is made available to that section of Main Street. As we have no Director Of Health here in South Windsor I contacted Richard Coppa, Sanitarian for the Town of Glastonbury, concerning this situation. He advised me that any well serving two (2) or more dwellings - as is the case here - is considered a public water supply, regardless of ownership, and must be registered with the State Health Department. ; Further, it must be tested by same on a yearly basis. Section 19-13-B201(b) of ,the Public Health Code of the State of Connecticut states, "Public water supply wells shall be sampled by the state department of health or local director of health for bacteriological, physical and sanitary*chemical examination. Approval of the commissioner of health shall be obtained before the well water is made available for use." I 'have been advised that we may not issue Certificates of Occupancy. . until this Section has been complied with. As soon as I receive the Well Driller's Completion Report I must verify the well location and prepare a plot plan of both dwellings for submittal to the State. Also, the stipulations regarding the dual use and maintenance provisions must be plainly .stated in the deed for each house. AMe4Edwards, Sanitary Inspector ME/ cc Charles N. Enes - Acting Town Manager and Town Clerk Allan S. Young - Director of Public Works Frank J. Smith Superintendent of Pollution Control Jules E: Page - Planning Coordinator Thomas G. Dennis - Town's Attorney Francis V. Rossi - The Old Main Street Company File (Permits 76-10 and 76-11)✓ a C�tNECTiClJ7 STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH August 18, 1976 ENViRONMENTA,L HEALTH SEFtVtCCS SOUTH WINDSOR, CONIC, APPROVAL OF PUBLIC cc: Francis V. Rossi,' SUBJECT SUPPLY WELL OWNED BY THE OLD MAIN STREET Melvin Edwards, COMPANY TO SUPPLY IWO RESIDENTIAL HOMES 4� Sanitary Inspecto: AT 1612 AND 1624 MAIN STREET NV N "� ��' Donald McLaughlin, To: David C. Wiggin, Director \� Q Building Inspector Environmental Health Services Division C� h/ From: Glen Lowderback Sanitary Engineer Owner: Old Main Street Company,, 125 Edwin Road, South Windsor Projects The company proposes to use the well installed on lot #1624 Main St. to supply the house on the lot and the adjacent house at #1612 Main St. The lots are designated #1 and #2 of a planned 15 lot subdivision. The well will serve as a permanent supply for #1624 and as a temporary supply for #1612 until such time as a water main extension is installed from Route 5 to Main Street and #1612 is connected up, estimated to be within one to two years. The company proposes to include proper easements in the deeds to provide access for any necessary maintenance and to bond the cost of a well for house #1612 in the event they are unable to fulfill their obligation to install the watermain extension. Well Location An as-built sketch dated 5/27/76 showing the location of the well, the two houses and their septic systems was received from the town sanitarian. The subsurface sewage systems and reserve leaching areas are located in excess of 75 feet from the well. There are no footing or curtain drains within 25 feet and the well is not subject to flooding. Well Completion Report: 6" diameter bedrock well, 300' total depth with casing extending down to 191 feet. "Red rock" was encountered from 180 feet to 300 feet. Static water level was 40' . Yield Test: A 13 hour yield test`was run at 10 gpm with the permanent 3/4 Hp submersible pump installed at 160 feet. The water level remained at 53 to 55• feet during the entire test. Water Quality. Water samples were collected on June 16 and July 8 for laboratory testing. The initial sample was found to be high in iron (0.6 mg/1) and turbidity (6 units) . The second sample, taken after the well was pumped to waste for several days was satisfactory at 0.1 mg/l iron and 1 turbidity unit. The sodium content is elevated (22 to 23 mg/1), however, the very low chloride content (2.0 to.2.5 mg/1) does not indicate any contamination by salt but rather a natural mineral condition. Storage: The well pumps into a hydropneumatic tank located in the basement of house #1624 and;. a 1" line runs to the second house. The usable storage is 17 gallons or about, a total capacity of 60 gallons. The well pump is run off the house electrical meter. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS The location of the well meets the requirements of Public Health Code Section 19-13-B51 for withdrawal rates of under 10gpm, as was installed. The output of the well in conjunction with the storage tank appears adequate for the two homes. Form EHS-18 A (6-78) SM -2- South Windsor, Conn., Approval of Public Supply Well Owned by the Old Main Street Company to Supply Two Residential Homes At 1612 and 1624 Main Street AEG 1A SEP 01. 1 1glG Approval of the temporary water system is recommended with the following conditions: The certificate of occupancy for house #1624 should not be granted until it is shown that easements in the deed provide for the ownership or use of the well by the Old Main St. Co. for the purpose of supplying the adjacent house until such time as house #1612 is connected up to municipal water or its own well is drilled. The deed must also allow the Old Main St. Co. access to the water system for maintenance during this period of time. Also, an agreement on payment of electrical bills is required because of the common meter for the house and well pump. The certificate of occupancy for house #1612 Main St. should not be granted until it is shown that the Old Main St. Co. has bonded the cost of installing a private well for the home along with necessary piping, controls and storage tank. The cost of the existing system should provide an estimate for this purpose. Also, an agreement must be made to ensure payment of connecting up the house to the planned water main. The home owners should be advised that the sodium content of the water is slightly above the 20mg/l level recommended for persons on very strict salt free diets. GL/pab �DLLECTIN DATA AND ANALYSES REPORT /,% ( v uaNO- TOWN PkLIC.WATE1t SUPPLY SAMPLE For State Use Ol-$1A('d-74) 15M SAMPLE EXTENT OF PHYSICAL ,JCO:7TE FLUORIDE JDATEREPORTED DATEREC•D. ANALYSIS -•-�'�/ INVOICE (x) r COLLECTION SECTION(Field data to be filled in by Sample Collector) NAME OF UTILITY RES:,WELL,ORSPRINGNAME LOCATION AND/ORADDRESSOj SAMPLE COLLECTION P41NT'- TOWN OF UTILITY TOWN A t k7 No. �"rl1 TYPE OF WATER(At Sample Collection Point) (, i. Raw or untreated ❑2. Treated water at f J�3. Waterfrom distribution 4. Water from distribution I_J water at source treatment station �u (One source only) (Mixture of 2 or more sources) TREATMENT OF WATER REPRESENTED BY THIS SAMPLE I.71 ❑Chlori- El Poly- ❑pH adjust-❑Flitra- Soften- Iron-manganese a Fiuorl- ❑ (- Taste&odor Lj None nation phosphate ment tion ing removal dation Strainers 0 control NAME AND ADDRESS OF PERSON TO RECEIVE ANALYSIS REPORT � Send Collection Data and sample to: CONNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEAL�� IQ.AND sTR f Laboratory Division EEr BOX 1689,HARTFORD,CONN.06101 CITY AND STATE (Zip Code) , Street Address: ;�o 10 CLINTON STREET,HARTFORD,CONN. TELEPHONE:566.5626 CHLORINE RESIDUAL(Field test) FLUORIDE(Field test) pH(Field test) COMPLAINTS(if any) Sedi- Foam- El Color Odor ❑.Taste ment - 1:1ing Other ADDITIONAL INFORMATION(Special tests required,etc.) EXPLANATION OF COMPLAINTS 7� .I^C For NAME OF UTILITY SOURCE TYPE DATEOFCOLLECTION State COLLECTOR'S COLLECTOR'S NAME Use 1 % 2 % 3 % 1 % 5 8 % 7 8 9 % 10 % 11 % 12 % 13 % 14 SAMPLE NO.__— y J C LLLECTOR'S TITLE DATE OF COLLECTION TIME OF COLLECTION LABORATORY SECTION (Analysis results to be filled in by State Laboratory Division) rnJ APP.COL1. TRUEC{/OL, ODOR{Description) 1 { (Deg)) TURBID.I pH pi,V 15 % 10 17 :`III - 'J4..1+IL•!Jr - 1!'3% 30 % Zi 22 % 23 74 • _ NITRITE(as N) NITRATE(as N) f AMMONIA(as N) 4 ALBUMINOIO(as N) CHLORIDE(Cl) 31 t g a 26 27 28 29 3Q 32 33 3 35 3 3 aT++++ 39 40 4 A2 F rH SODIUM(No) ALKALINITY(Ca COg)BICARBONATE ALKAUNITY(CaCO3)CARBONAT ' TOTAL HARDNESS(CaCO3) IRON Fe d1� % 48 % 49a• 50� --„._: �%° '1" ` . • I° cactt�Mr r � • - - 56 57 g Z MANGANESE(Mn) FLUORIDE(F) DETERGENT{ASS) SULPHATE(SO{) F 0 W 58• 59 60 61 • 62 % 63 64•65 66 67 % 68 % 69 • " W Ti12 arithmetic mean of all standard Samples examined MEMBRANE FILTER p� p per month using the membrane filter technique shall not exceed one colony TEST pN0• SP. �U per 100 mi.Coliform colonies per standard sample shall not exceed 41100 mi.In:(a)two consecutive samples;(b)more than one ColiformCo(onies1looml. COM. standard sample when less than 20 are examined per month;or(c)more than five per cent of the samples when 20 or more are " '0C-+ examined per month. i .. 70 71 72 ' 73 74 75 1. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory and meet requirements for a potable water... 2. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory for a potable water but certain of the chemical or physical constituents are high.These are as follows: ii O 3. This sample is not satisfactory since it does not meet the bacterial requirements for a potable water.The presence of organisms of the conform group in a sample of in potable water is undesirable and,while not necessarily indicating the presence of any disease-producing organisms,does indicate that such contamination might survive to the same extent.The presence of organisms of the coliform group may also Indicate that the treatment was not adequate at the time the sample was 0 collected. , t1 L_J 4. This Sample IS unsatisfactory as a potabiewater because certain chemical or physical constituents are above acceptable limits.These areas follows: The coliform content for this raw surface water Is S. Low El 6. Moderate ❑T. High-, L_J This fluoridated sample was analyzed for fluoride.The fluoride concentration was 08• High 179. Low i. Satisfactory Jw <(t n Woo I (yes,7;Na,2) J61 3 197j; CHEMISTRY COPY COL4C'Ti#1N DATA AND ANALYSIS REPORT f<j;. L' LAB NO. Rt:TOWN 1 PUBLIC WATER SU�PLYBAM?Lf For State Use • SAMPLE EXTENTOF PHYSICAL- CUMPLE FLUORIDE. DATE REPORTED DATE.Rnv . OL-81A(4-74) 15M ANALYST$ INVOICE (x) , 1 COLLECTION SECTION(Field data to be filled in by Sample Collector) NAME OF t1;ILiTY RES.,WELL,OR SPRING NAME LOCATION AND/OR ADDRESS OF SAMPLE COLLECTION POINT TOWN OF UTILITY TOWN Olct /�'J,_:�. 3� , C r:��t., �* � i .vcct No. TYPE OF WATER(At Sample Collection Poi at) E •/�j t 4�•r y �• LRaw or untreated 2. Treated water at 3. Water from distribution 4. Water from distribution water at source treatment station (One source only) (Mixture of 2 or more sources) TREATMENT OF WATER REPRESENTED BY THIS SAMPLE Chior)- Poly- pH adjust- Filtra- Soften- Iron-man Fiuori- Taste 3 odor Norte l Iron-manganese g nation phosphate me lion ing removal dation Strainers �control NAME AND ADDRESS OF PERSON TO RECEIVE ANALYSISREPORT Send Collection Data and sample to: CONNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH` Laboratory Division w O No.AND STREET BOX 1689,HARTFORD,CONN.06101 x CITY AND STATE (Zip code) Street Address: 10 CLINTON STREET,HARTFORD,CONN. TELEPHONE:566-5626 CHLORINE RESIDUAL(Field test) FLUORIDE(Field test) pH(Field test) COMPLAINTS(if any) Sedi- Foam- mg./T. mg./1. Color Odor ❑Taste ❑ment lJ ing i_J Other ADDITIONAL INFORMATION(Special tests required,etc.) EXPLANATION OF COMPLAINTS „7 A G. r_.•-YI,L.,,y 3 4Qi For NAME OF UTILITY SOURCE TYPE DATE OF COLLECTION J St to , , Use 1 2 3 4 : 5 6 7 a 9 10 11 12 13 : 14 COLLECTOR'$ COLLECTOR'SN ME j COLLECTOR'STITLE DATE OF COLLECTION TIME OF COLLECTION SAMPLE NO. ` j LABORATORY SECTION (Analysis results to be filled in by State Laboratory Division) APP.COL. TRUE COsI,. ODOR(Description) (Deg.) TURBID. pH M U I r' j ' 7• }C15 1 18 30 � Y1 22 '4 24 NITRITE(as N) NITRATE(as N) AMMONIA(as N) ALBUMINOID(as N) CHLORIDE(CI) 26 27 26 29 30 31 32 33 ' 34 35 " 36 ' 37' 3B 39 40 41 42 . N SODIUM(NO) ALKALINITY(Ca CO 3)BICARBONATE ALKALINITY(CsCO3)CARBONATE TOTAL HARDNESS(CaCo3) IRON(Fe)XZ o .' wF 43 -_*648 4 8 49 SOf _ 1 52 so r7 2 MANGANESE(Mn) FLUORIDE(F) DETERGENT(ABS) SULPHATE(SO4) i i6 59 l�60 ` 61 • 82 r 64•85 '' 67 68 89 • W W MEMBRANE FILTER O J The arithmetic mean of all standard samples examined per month using the membrane filter technique shall not exceed one colony TEST CONC. SP per 100 mt.Coliform colonies per standard sample shall not exceed 4/100 mt.(n:(a)two consecutive samples;(b)more than one Conform Colonies/loom(. COM. v0 standard sample when less than 20 are examined per month;or(c)more than five per cent of the samples when 20 or more are g-r examined per month. jt 70 71 `72 73 75 1. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory and meet requirements for a potable water„tti •:- j LJ 2. The results of the analysis of this sample are satisfactory for a potable water but certain of the chemical or physical constituents are high.These are as follows: O R 3. This sample is not satisfactorysinceit does not meet the bacterial requirements for a potable water.The presence of organisms of the coliform group Ina sample of to potable water is undesirable and,while not necessarily Indicating the presence of any disease-producing organisms,does indicate that such contamination might survive to the same extent.The presence of organisms of the coliform group may also indicate that the treatment was not adequate at the time the sample was L� collected. ; - j p 114. This sample Is unsatisfactory as a potable water because certain chemical or physical constituents are above acceptable limits.These are as follows Let The coliform content for this raw surface water Is 5. Low 6. Moderate ❑7._High This fluoridated sample was analyzed for fluoride.The fluoride concentration was 8. High. O.-Low B. Satisfactory •;c La Ulu SMS ON SALT FREE it u S o,2) • .. Con CHEMISTRY COPY J UN 3 01976 i WELL DRILLING BOARD STATE OF CONNECTICUT PERMIT NUMBER "WD" 11.69 ' WELL DRILLING PERMIT 33881 STATE OFFICE BUILDING,HARTFORD,CONNECTICUT 06115 LOCATION OF WELL (Town) (Street) (Lot umber) DATE OWNER OF WELL ❑ INDIVIDUAL Z BUILDER ❑ OTHER(Specify) 7-, ,r'ek gr '/do x /W/R/ 47— OWNER'S ADDRESS TEST Est.No.of BUSINESS PROPOSED DOMESTIC ❑ ❑ FARM ❑ WELL People being ESTABLISHMENT P 9 USE OF served•, OTHER WELL PUBLIC AIR ElSUPP Y ❑ INDUSTRIAL ❑ CONDITIONING ❑ (Specify) SKETCH OF WELL LOCATION Locate well with respect to at least two roads,showing distance from intersection and front of lot Location of lot to at least two roads Well location on lot and to house(if present) Indicate North 1 � Elosl' Approximate number of feet from well to N / nearest source of possible contamination: The undersigned is aware that upon completion of the well, a"Well Complefion Report' containing construction details and information required under Section 25-131 of the 1969 Supplement to the General Statutes must be sent to the owner,the Board and the Water Resources Commission on the form provided by the Board. This permit is not valid until all information is filled in and it has been counter-signed by the Director of Health or his agent. '0,447E 1 piel-4 L eO APPLICAN ) I APPLICANT'S ADDRESS REGISTRATION NO. /XCS" 4ZOVA/, I 3 BY(Tow Ireqth OA&6 or Agent) JJ DATE APPROVED REJECTED I ¢(Z 9j74. 4,4261 REMARKS �t/S,,O F c'Tc7r2 ,0.4 f �ib i DIRECTOR OF HEALTH INDUSTRIAL JP PLY CONDITIONING Li (Specify) �--�COMPRESSED ❑ CABLE ❑ OTHER DTARY I�`'gIR PERCUSSION PERCUSSION (Specify) f (feet) DIAMETER(inches) WEIGHT PER FOOT DRIVE SHOE WAS CASING GROUTED? t1 ( I 6 `-i I ❑-THREADED ❑ WELDED I S ❑NO 191ES ❑NO HOURS YIELD(G.P.MJ AILED ❑ PUMPED COMPRESSED AIR I tE FROM LAND SURFACE—STATIC(Specify feet)I DURING YIELD TEST(feet) I Depth of Completed Well in feet below Land surface: MAKE I LENGTH OPEN TO AQUIFER(feet) IZE i DIAMETER(inches) IF GRAVEL 1 I GRAVEL SIZE(inches)(FROM(feet) ITO(feet) Diameter of well including PACKED: gravel pack(inches): FORMATION DESCRIPTION Sketch exact location of well with distances,to at least two permanent landmarks. s 3 { d at different depths during drilling, list below GALLONS PER MINUTE h I 24 1 I 1 � 1 i �h VS,S W 1 � I i o HI hl hi � ► 1 -- "� ROAD o �R0PoSED b2AAN I `/ : ME�r, tS-37° 7� ) -T-�.�� ®L_D MAI,.I s'�'2� T' cep,,-kPANy SOALLC a 11�� P.nA2atC� paoptr:,b z Pu.�►-lC. Richard S. Woodhull, M.S.*, P.E. - Chief, Water Supplies Section 27 May, 1976 1612 and 1624 Main Street, South Windsor, continued The afore-mentioned Section of the Public Health Code states that the Commissioner of Health must approve the water supply before it is made available for use. I have already advised South Windsor's Building Inspector that we may not issue Certificates of Occupancy until compliance with this Section is achieved. Therefore, I request your consideration in this matter, and further request registration of this well with your Department for inclusion in your yearly testing. Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter. Very truly yours, TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR i Edwards, r. Sanitary Inspector ME/ Encl s 2 cc . Allan S. Young - Director of Public Works Frank J. Smith - Superintendent of Pollution Control Donald McLaughlin - Building Inspector Francis V. Rossi, P.E. - The Old Main Street Company s File (76-10 and 76-11) T CID c , w^ w� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 JIOSOR-C AREA CODE 203 j644-2511 PUBLIC WORDS DEPARTMENT POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION 27 May, 1976 Connecticut State Department of Health Environmental Health Services Division 79 Elm Street Hartford, Connecticut 06115 Attention : Richard S. Woodhull, M.S., P.E. - Chief, Water Supplies Section- Subject : 1612 and 1624 Main Street, South Windsor Property of The Old Main Street Company Gentlemen: Pursuant to Section 19-13-B201(b) I submit the following and attached for your consideration regarding the two (2) subject dwellings. 1. Both septic systems were installed in accordance with the Public Health Code and with Frank Schaub°s September 22, 1975, letter - a copy of which is enclosed. 2. The well was installed under Permit 33881 by Eastern Drill Company, registration no. 34. A copy of the Well Completion Report is attached. When the Well Drilling Permit was originally approved by me the well was to serve only 1624 Main Street. However, through a conversation with Francis V. Rossi, P.E., of The Old Main Street Company I have since learned that their intention is to use this one (1) well to serve both subject houses until such time as public water is made available to that section of Main Street. It is my understanding at this time that some preliminary talks are underway for installation of water either prior to. or in conjunction with our new Main Street sewer interceptor which is tentatively scheduled for construction beginning next April and for completion in September of 1978 Old Mai n Street (fompanV 7 125 Edwin Road — South Windsor Connecticut 06074 0(2 3) 528-7551 Connecticut State Dept. of Health June 2, 1976 Environmental Health Services Division 79 Elm Street Hartfordt Conn. 46115 Attn: Richard S. Woodhull9M.S. 9P.E. 0-Chie 'g Water Supply Section Res 1612 and 1624 Basin St. , South Windsor Property of Old Main Street Company Dear Mr. Woodhull s With reference to our recent telephone conversation, this is to request approval for the temporary use of one well to supply the two houses above referred. Y am enclosing copies of the well drillers report and the town sanitation letter to you of May 27: 1976 involving the plot plan location of the houses and well. We plan to use the well as a permanent facility for house #1624 Main Sto and as a temporary facility to supply house #1612 Main St. until the municipal water system is installed from Route 5 through the proposed subdivision road to Main St. At that time we will disoonneet the well from. house ##161 and tie this building into the public water supply system. We estimate the water system to be available in one to two years depending on the schedule of construction of the Main Street Seger Line by the town of South Windsor. The proposed subdivision road will not be constructed along with the, water supply system until the sewer is available on Main Street. Old Main Street Company is a corporation in the state of Connecticut and can act as the Public Water Co. for this two ho'gse project until the permanent public water supply is made available. told fain, Street Co. is the present owner of the two lots in question, and we can inoludeproper easements in the deeds for the two lots prior to their sale in order to provide access for maintenance. We are also willing to bond the cost of a, second well for Lot #1612 as further protection to the purchaser in the event Old Main St. Co. is unable to fulfill its obligation with re-r speot to installing and tieing into the proposed public water supply. The details of the mechanical and electrical system are being designed at this time and a plan will be submitted to you for approval upon oom- pletion of the design.