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Home My WebLink AboutWell Correspondence 176 Newberry Road T'N6 NGVLANDS7 SANITARY LABORATORY Sanitary, Chemical and Bacteriological Investigations 24 TOBEY. ROAD BLOOMFIELD,CONN.06002 TEL. (203) 242-6291 March 160 1981 Jet Lines, Inc. 522 Cottage Grove Road Bloomfield, Ct. 06002 Attns Mr. George Woolweayer . Manager of Operations Gentlemen: Wit .have the following to report on the sample submitted to this laboratory on February 26, 1981. Sample No. 219993 Marks 'dell Water SaePl® Coll*cted 2-26-81, 2 a 00 PM From 176 Newberry Road Residence, So Windsor By R. Corey Directly From Well (vapor Method) Pentene 05) ' ..0.033 mg/1 Hexane (C6) 0.012 mg/1 Heptsns (C7) None Detected Nenione 0.033 mg/l Toluene None betected Total 0.096 eg/i very truly. yours►, THE NgWLANDS SANITARY, LABORATORY,, TDLt IJ Thomas D. Le® ti ;.eborstory, Director 4:11- t `6 - g o yi IcGt.._ _ .iyfi•l'L'•z- I f To ' �,: "f Ear r. cr'e, Date —J �7 J Time WHILE YOU WERE OUT ' _ Al rS f C, 1A O �- i Phone AREA CODENUMBER EXTENSIONt Telephoned Called to see you lease call back Will call again Message: Operator .FORM NO. 702-24 •'RENCO QUALITY" This Section for Lob. Division`'Use EXAMINATION REPORT LABORATORY NO. TOWN NO PHYSICAL. COMPLETE Ot-ei REV.8/79 1.Type or print one set and send to the address below. 10 2.Reports will be furnished only to local director of health or state agencies: DATE RECEIVED DATE REPORTED TO: State of-Conn.Dept.of Health Services, laboratory Div.,P.O. Box 1689 Hartford,CT.06101 COLLECTION NAME OF PROPERTY(Where sample was taken) ADDRESS TOWN REPORT: Ij ' e •0-�V/sFl . �". COLLECTED BY(Name) COLLECTOR'SNO DATE COLLECTED -rIMECOLLECTEIr SAMPLING POINT Name and Address of person to receive Laboratory Report Well Semi-Public Private entcat Idifiion: 2' # + Non lf ❑e Filtered Chlorinated Softened R rrf{� Treatment: lJ ❑ S•110 y! 000, C-4' "07 Other (Specify) L NAME OF LAB THAT MADE LAST EXAM DATE OF LAST EXAM PROPERTY OWNER'S NAME AND ADDRESS(If different from name and address above) Fold Here Reason For Conformation to Laws Suspected of Causing Disease Other (Specify or give details here) Examination: ❑ (Specify) ❑(Give Details) ❑ A ��r - y Complaints Color Odor Taste Sediment Foaming Other(Specify) 44'e+tFii Of: ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ Use Of Constant Emergency DATE OF LAST USE CONDITIONS THAT MAY AFFECT WATER QUALITY(Specify) Supply: :] Source Of Drilled Well Driven Well ug Well Spring Other(Specify) Water: ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ Description Of WELL DEPTH WELL DIAMETER CONDITION OF CURB AND TOP SEAL DATE OF LAST PLUMBING WORK_ IN SYSTEM Water Source: " ► Ft. In. Possible Source Septic Tank Farm Industry Other (Specify)+ e Of Pollution: ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ of yt Special Tests { Required: oyj> p'P`� .1t.-'4 Additional Description If Needed: Signature DATE SENT And Title: --� ! LABORATORY EXAMINATION REPORT: (To be filled out by Laboratory Division) Note: Chemical results are in Mg/L. APPARENT COLOR TRUE COLOR ODOR TURBIDITY NITRITE Sodium as No Magonese as Mn NITRATE Alkalinity as C00O3 Bicarbonate Fluoride as F Nitrogen. Constituents as AMMONIA Alkalinity as CaCO3 Carbonate Detergent as ABS Nitrogen (N) ALBUMINOID Total Hardness as C00O3 Sulfate as SOq Hydrogen-ion Concentration (pH) Chlorides as Cl Iron as Fe MEMBRANE FILTER TEST Coliform Colonies/100ML. CONCLUSIONS:,The results of the analysis of this sample- ElMeet the requirements for a potable water. ❑ Meet the requirements for a potable water; however, the chemical or physical constituents listed below appear abnormally high for a ground supply. Thu water should be suspect if local conditions indicate that the source of theae constituents is a potentially harmful one. ❑ Do not meet the requirements for a potable water:because ❑The coliform density exceeds acceptable limits. The presence of the coliform group, while not necessarily meaning that disease producing organisms are present, does indicate that such contamination might reach the supply to rte same extent. The water should be considered as unsafe for drinking until the source.of this bacterial contamination can be located and removed. ❑The concentration'of certain chemical or physical constituents exceeds acceptable limits. These are as follows: r3 HjJyL!c?I` kI Cig. S s' ®Other: rt� .1 iC:C�4 ,JE SSE S.'F UCKER, PH.D. �'• '• •-�•• �v ✓ r+ L VLrHRilY1C1Y1 Ul- MALIH Phone 56f; 2;,36 LABORATORY DIVISION to Clinton Street P.U. Box 1689, Hartford, Conn. OG101 LABORATORY NUMBER: y y T HYDROCARBONS: Vapor Test Temp. 114' U' °C 2-�d Column Temp. C S 1" f "C Column Results expressed as Micrograms per Liter: ^ , i Component Concentratio Component Concentratic v Methane Ca /C C ► METHYL ACETATE Butane C6 /51 METHYL ALCOHOL Propane METHYL CELLOSOLVE METHYL iso-BUTYL KETONE ACETONE METHYL ETHYL KETONE 1 AMYL ACETATE METHYL METHACRYLATE AMYL ALCOHOL METHYLENE CHLORIDE iso-AMYL ALCOHOL NONANE i BENZENE iso-OCTANE BUTYL ACI'TATF PENTANE BUTYL ALCOHOL PETROLEUM ETHER PROPYL ACETATE iso-BUTYL AC)JTATI PR PYL iso-BUTYL ALCOHOL iso-PROPYL ACETATE i5-B YfYL ALCOHOL iso-PROPYL ALCOHOL CARBON 7`ER`IZACIILORIDE iso-PROPYL ETHER •CHLOROBENZENE 1,1,2,2,-TETRACHLOROETHANE CHLOROB UTANE TETRACHLOROETHYLENE CHLOROFORM TOLUENE DI CHLOROIiI?1; I?PJ I. 1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE 1,1,2-TRICHLOROETHANE 1,2-D1 CfIT,OROI'ROPANE TRICHLOROETHYLENE ETHYL ACI '1'r'�'I'L; ETHYL, ALCOHOL VINYL ACETATE - — --- XYLEM, (META ETHYL XYLENE (ORTHO) ETHYL E'PI{i;n ETHYITN!;', CIIT.OItID^ XYLENE PARA HEXAATF Jesse S. Tucker, Ph.D. y `� Director POTABLE WATER COLLECTION/ This Section for Lab Division Use EXAMINATION REPORT l ;;=�fD' LA.Ir Y NO TOWN NO: PHYSICAL COMPLETE Ot-81 REV.8/79 I.Type or print one set and se;cf he address below. . �. +� 2.Reports will be furnished only to local director of . G `' y health or state agencies. DATE RECEIVED :. _ A PORTED TO:State of Conn.Dept.of Health Services,laboratory Div.,P.O. Box 1689 Hartford,CT. 06101 t .# COLLECTION NAME OF PROPERTY(Where sample was taken) ADDRESS TOWN REPORT: X--- !i _ or. j4w1�Z'►l COLLECTED BY(Name) COLLECTOR'SNO I DATE COLLECTED TIME COLLECTED SAMPLING POINT Z 3.P-1V 1 � :M: Jvl<riW1- v G Name and Ad ress of person to receive Laboratory Report Well Semi-Public Private r Identification: I Noneo)Filtered Chlorinated Softened Treatment: e, V,A //-C O�r (SPecifY) LJ NAME OF LAB THAT MADE LAST EXA DATE OF LAST EXAM PROPERTY OWNER'S NAME AND ADDRESS(If different from name and address above) A-i-4_ Fold Here Reason For Confor ation to-Laws Suspected of Causing Disease Other (Specify or give details here) Examination: ❑ (Specify) ❑(Give Details) � '0!f X,Raell .4" '0'0r^ � �s Complaints- Color Odor Taste Sediment Foaming Other(Specify) Of: Q Use Of Cons- tans Emergency DATEOF LAST USE CONDITIONS THAT MAY AFFECT WATER QUALITY(Specify) Supply t Source Of Drilled We I Driven Well Dug Well Spring Other(Specify) Water: Description Of WELL DEPTH WELL DIAMETER CONDITION OF CURB AND TOP SEAL DATE OF LAST PLUMBING WORK IN SYSTEM Water Source: Ft. In. Possible Source Septic Tank Farm Industry Other (Specify) Of Pollution: 0 El ❑ Special Tests , Required: YV/ (" l�ftfrtd f . Additional Description If Needed: - - DATE SENT Signature ) And Title: I--'ao— # LABORATORY EXAMINATION R PORT: (To be filled out by Laboratory Division) Note: Chemical results are in Mg/L. APPARENT COLOR TRUE COLOR ODOR TURBIDITY Alon C NITRITE Sodium as No Magonese as Mn Nitrogen NITRATE Alkalinity as CGC03 Bicarbonate Fluoride os F Constituents as AMMONIA Alkalinity as C00O3 Carbonate Detergent as ABS Nitrogen (N) ALBUMINOID Total Hardness as C00O3 Sulfate as SO4 Hydrogen-ion Concentration (pH) Chlorides as Cl Iron as Fe MEMBRANE FILTER TEST Coliform Colonies/100ML. CONCLUSIONS:The results of the analysis of this sample- Meet the requirements for a potable water. ❑ Meet the requirements for a potable water; however, the chemical or physi<al constituents listed below appear abnormally high for a ground supply. Thu water should be suspect if local conditions indicate that the source of the.:e constituents is a potentially harmful one. ❑ Do not meet the requirements for a potable water.because: ❑IThe coliform density exceeds acceptable limits. The presence of the coliform group, while not necessarily meaning that disease producing organisms are present, does indicate that such contamination might reach the supply to;he same extent. The water should be considered as unsafe for drinking until the source.of this bacterial contamination can be located and removed. ❑The concentration of certain chemical or physical constituents exceeds acceptable limits. These are as follows: LR Other: y�:1tc Ct>t rr{y: j: . r4 Si. ��ye"tL_ /?- t f•^ cs"t 1 t� 3 � Y CONNECTICUT STATE DEPAPThICNT OF HEALTH Phonic 51;(,-25,;s LABORATORY DIVISION 10 Clinton Street P.O. Box 1689, Haru,°ord, Conn. 06101 LABORATORY NUMBER: HYDROCARBONS: Vapor Test TeMR, d °C $ 2c o Column Temp. f" u °C 5 t c Column Results expressed as Micrograms per Liter: J� r`� 2 CA Component Concentratio Component Concentratioi METHYL ACETATE L/ Me thane C- `t °` ' Butane METHYL ALCOHOL Propane METHYL CELLOSOLVE METHYL iso-BUTYL KETONE' ACETONE METHYL ETHYL KETONE AMYL ACETATE METHYL METHACRYLATE AMYL ALCOHOL METHYLENE CHLORIDE iso-AITIT, ALCOHOL NONANE BENZENE C iso-OCTANE BUTYL ACETATE PENTANE BUITYL ALCOHOL PETROLEUM ETIIER PROPYL ACETATE iso-BU:I` , ACETATE iso-BUTYL AL'CCIIOL iso-PROPYL ACETATE s oBUI`YL ALCOHOL - iso-PROPYL ALCOHOL CP-d�11014 `EETRACHLORIDE -- -- iso-PROPYL ETHER C1IL0RCYB-E T1n,NI, 1,1,2,2,-TETRACHLOROETHANE CHT,0ROB UPANE TETRACHLOROETHYLENE CHLOI:O I�'OI�t;I TOLUENE D:ICHLOROBENZENE 1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE 1,1,2-TRICHLOROETHANE 1,2-DICHLOROPROPANE TRICHLOROETHYLENE EgIIYL ACETATE VINYL ACETATE i ET11YI., ALCOHOL XYLENE (META ETHYL I31sNZENE .� � ---------- M XYLENE (ORTHo) ET1iY7, ETIH,R ETIi Y l,'N; CHLORIDE X�2//ENE PARR �< a � _�f Jesse S. Tucker, Ph.D, Director STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION FACT SHEET UNDERGROUND INJECTION CONTROL PROGRAM (UIC) APPLICATION FOR PRIMACY CONTACT PERSON: Wes Winterbottom TELEPHONE: 566-7167; 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. , Weekdays SUBJECT: Public Hearing - April 22, 1981 , 10:00 a.m. , Room 558, State Office Building, 165 Captiol Avenue, Hartford, Ct. A Public Hearing will be held on April 22, 1981 to consider the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection's application for primacy to administer the Underground Injection Control Program (UIC) . The purpose of the UIC Program is to ensure the protection of underground sources of drinking water through the regulation of all discharges to groundwaters from injection wells. An injection well is defined as a structure which is deeper than it is wide. Injection into the well may take place by pumping the fluid into the well under pressure, or allowing the fluid to enter the well by gravity flow. The UIC Program closely allies itself with Connecticut's expanded role in groundwater protection as developed in the State's groundwater standards. Injection wells are categorized as five separate groups: 1 . Class I: Industrial and municipal disposal wells; .nuclear storage and disposal wells; 2. Class II: Injection wells associated with oil and gas production and hydrocarbon storage; 3. Class III: Special process wells in conjunction with solution mining of minerals and the recovery of geothermal energy; 4. Class IV: Wells which are used by generators of hazardous wastes or hazardous waste management facilities; 5. Class V: Wells which are used for septic systems and discharges from heat pump systems . It is assumed that only those non-household septic systems that are deeper than wide are included. `�� Connecticut has no known Class I, II or III wells. This state's UIC Pro ��-..� l-�CO address Class IV and Class V injection wells. s R EC E! .P_ OV MAR 17 1981 Phone: Town of South Windsor State Office Building, Hartford, Connecticut 06115 c An Equal Opportunity Employer lv j 44 C w F 71twon, V/ S-OU& D 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 ryvsOR.CO � AREA CODE 203/644-2511 March 19, 1981 Mrs. Judy Milkie 160 Newberry Road South Windsor, Ct. Dear Mrs. Milkier Enclosed is a copy of the water analysis of property owned by you at 176 Newberry Road in South Windsor, and rented to Mr. William White. This sample was taken on February 25, 1981 and analyzed by the State Health Department Laboratory. This sample was tested for hydrocarbons and organohalides. Results indicate that Benzene, which was detected in the analysis of 1/20/81, was no longer present and that the .water is potable at this time. If any changes in the water quality occur, please notify this depart- ment at once. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact this office. Very truly yours, TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR Robert Dep la, R. S. Sanitarian RD/ml cc: Mr. William White 176 Newberry Road South Windsor, Ct. f, - Y Tomn o-PSptdA ?� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 l�osoR•co�'a AREA CODE 203/644-2511 February 20, 1981 CERTIFIED MAIL #P028262706 Mrs. Judy Milkie 160 Newberry Road South Windsor, Connecticut Dear Mrs. -Milkie: Enclosed is a copy of the water analysis of property owned by you at 176 Newberry Road in South Windsor, and rented to Mr. William White. This water was tested at the State Health Department laboratory for organohalides and hydrocarbons. Benzene in the amount of 20 micrograms per liter was detected in this water supply. The recommended maximum level of benzene in drinking water is 6 micrograms per liter. Section 19-88 of the Public Health Statutes states that water supplied to a rented dwelling be of sanitary quality. At this point, this supply is not. You must, therefore, instruct your tenants not to consume this water until further notice from the South Windsor Health Department. This water will be resampled in the very near future. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Very truly yours, TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR Lap= Robert Deptula, K.6. Sanitarian RD/ml cc: Mr. William White 176 Newberry Rd. C� Amv. tv - • A�� - - - - -' h- --_ _ A4 12,6 FNVIROTECI3 LABORATORY TESTING & CONtSUETING 77 COOK HILL ROAD • WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT 06095 DARRELL L. MOODY TELEPHONE EARLINE JUDD JONES (203) 688-7249 May 1, 19PO ,Tames Mil. kie 1110 Newberry Rd . South Windsor , Conn . 05074 Pear Sir : ,k1e have tt?e following to report on the sample submitted to this lahoratory on May 5, 10n0. Sample No . : 7157 Murk : 'Water simple collected on 5/7/(30 by James Milkie from Lot No . 1.7,,r; , Nevaherry Rd . , South Windsor 00or PRFASANT Turbidity 4 Stan('a.rd Units pH ti,RS Alkalinity (as CaCO3) Color 1 gtanOarO Chits Ammonia Nitrogen Less than 0.01 mg/l Nitrite Nitrogen 0.(106 mg/l_ X?itrr to Nitrogen 0.72 mq/l Chl.oridn (as C1 ) r) mg/l kta r. eness (as Ca('n?) 7y Tron (=s Fe) . 0. 25 PACTERIOLOCTCAL EXAMTNATION q'umber of Col i£orm organisms per 100 ml (membrane filter) 0 This water is suitable for drinking purposes and genera? use . ?owever the nitrite content is above the 0.005 mq/1. limit. The sulur like odor pr.easant in the grater is most likely clue to non-harnful bacteria. We suggest using a filter for the oOor. Please ca11 for more information. Very truly yours , EnviroTech Laboratory Mary lien PiLuzi.o cc: one enclosed -Td i y r,41/ i /-e e x ®V/ 9C. rv/w / An- }n -------------- -------- - -_ v -