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Well Inspection 00 Beelzebub Road
+ K STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACC• Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services .4eav= Bureau of Laboratories 7WR 22182314 S06074 0 10 Clinton St. 1 L P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 132SOUTN WINDSOR F -- MACKINNON 360 BEDZEBUB R ROBERT DEPTULA, SANITARIAN SOUTH WINDSOR CT 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED RECEIVED I REPORTED TOWN HALL 0810219 08/0219 08/14/ L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 07:30 10:54 11:34 . .'. FINAL REPORT ' SAMPLING POINT. COLLECTOR; R. DEPTULA TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: DATE#TIME 'ANALYZED 8/2195 1337 ANALYZED BY DD ANALYTICAL IIET140D MIN' IMAL 'MEDIUM ONPG-MUG TEST TOTAL COLIFORM PRESENT *,* PER 100 ML CONF' TOTAL COLIFORM PRESENT ** PER 100 ML DOUBLE : STARRED RESULTS t**) DO NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE USEPA NATIONAL PRIMNARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS. ESCHERICHIA COLI ABSENT PER 100 ML COMMENT PLEASE NOTE THAT IF THESE SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED FROM A -PUBLIC DRINKING HATER SYSTEM FOR COMPLIANCE PURPOSES IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO SUBMIT THE RESULTS TO: OPHAS C/O REGIONAL ENGINEER WATER SUPPLIES SECTION 150 WASHING'TON S3' HARTFORD. CT 06106 THE RESULTS MUST BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN 9 DAYS FOLLOWING THE END OF EACH MONTH IN ACCORDANCE WITH PUBLIC HEALTH CODE SECTION 19-13=8102(H) (4) THE BUREAU Of LABORATORIES WILL- NOT SUBMIT THESE FOR YOU. PLEASE CALL THE WATER SUPPLIES SECTION AT 240-9262 IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER. STARRED RESULTS (*) DO HOT FEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PUBLIC' HEALTH CODE. APPARENT COLOR 5 TRUE COLOR TRUE COLOR LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO APPARENT COLOR. ODOR 4 DISAGREEABLE TURBIDITY 0.2; ** CON INUED *** ORM NO.OL-6A STATE OF CONNECTICUT •. -OLDept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories MR: 22182314" S06074 O 10 Clinton St. INFORMATION P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT06144 SUUTH W3NDSOR 32 TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 1)32KINNON F 360 BEDZEBUB R SOUTH WINDS3R CT ROBERT DEPTULA. SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED RECEIVED I REPORTED TOWN MALL 08IC219 08l02/9 08114/4 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 07:30 10:54 11:34 REPORT FINAL REP{3RTCOMMENT TESTIS) RESULT(S) PH 6.5 AMMONIA <0.05 * "* UNITS: RGIL UNLESS NOTED ALKALINITY 602 4.1 #HARDNESS 26. CHLORIDE 502 4.3 NITRATE 203 1.2 NITRITE <0.05 IRON 113 0..00 MANGANESE 0.08 SODIUMO DIRECT 4.1' MAGNESIUM 2.4 )RM NO.OL•6A �j 4pW H Sf4 yj C.{ U Town ate S� ?dzFU-&0t 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 November 21, 1995 Donald and Phyllis Kitchen 344 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs . Kitchen: Enclosed is a copy of your water analysis conducted by the State Health Department laboratory. All parameters tested for meet potability guidelines . Y Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr /home/reid/D GPTULA-95/l-kitelie n STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT -4e440r-- Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services ,� 22186419 S 06074 0 Bureau of Laboratories 10 Clinton St. INFORMATION P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 KITCHEN F —I BEELZEBUB RD SOUTH WINDSOR CT R03ERT DEPTULAr SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED RECEIVED REPORTED TOWN HALL 11/06195 11/06/95 11/13I95 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 � 09:30 15:20 14:31 - ••- FINAL REPORT • SAMPLING POINT: COLLECTOR: R . DEPTULA TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: DATE/'TIME ANALYZED 1116195 1535 ANALYZED BY Rai/SD ANALYTICAL METHOD MINIMAL; MEDIUM ONPG—MU6 TEST TOTAL COLIFORM ASSENT PER 100 ML COMMENT PLEASE NOTE THAT IF THESE SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED FROM A PUBLIC DRINKING WATER SYSTEM FOR COMPLIANCE PURPOSES IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO SUBMIT THE RESULTS TO: DPHAS C/O REGIONAL ENGINEER WATER SUPPLIES SECTION -450 WASHINGTON ST HARTfOROP CT 06106 THE RESULTS MUST BE -SUBMITTED NO ;LATER THAN 9 DAYS. FOLLOWING THE END Of EACH MONTH IN ACCORDANCE WITH PUBLIC HEALTH CODE SECTION 19-13-8102(H) (4)e ' THE: BUREAU OF LABORATORIES WILL NOT SUBMIT THESE FOR YOU. PLEASE CALL THE WATER SUPPLIES SECTION AT 240-9262 IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER. ` ,Ar APPARENT COLOR 4 TRUE COLOR TRUE COLOR. LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO APPARENT' COLOR. ODOR NONE TURBIDITY 0.1 PH _ -$.2 AMMONIA <0..05 ** UNITS: MGIL UNLESS 140TED ALKALINITY 59. HARDNESS 65. CHLORIDE 8.0 NITRATE 1.3 NITRITE <0.05 CONTINUED )RM NO.OL-6A STATE OF CONNECTICUT CCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. AGE S AI Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services NR:132 22156419 $(}((}74 0 Bureau of Laboratories 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 13 2 S O U T H W I N D SO R TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 KITCHEN 7 BEELZESUB RD ROBERT DEPTULAo SANITARIAN[ SOUTH 1*iINDSOR CT 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED RECEIVED REPORTED TOWN HALL 11/06/95 11/06/95 11 /13/99 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 09:30 15:20 14:31 0-7FINAL REPORT MANGANESE 0.01 SODIUM.' DIRECT 5.1 iM NO.OL-6A SOWN Sf4 q <� Cl) s 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 �l�osoR•Co�'�w AREA CODE 203/644-2511 August 11, 1995 Mrs . Jean C. MacKinnon 360 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mrs . MacKinnon: Enclosed is a copy of the bacterial results of the water sample collected on August 2, 1995 . As indicated, total coliform bacterial is present. However, since this water supply is no longer connected to your house it should be of no concern. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 ext. 248 . Environmental Health Officer RD:dr 221823 -- • C- �G�J'� CO �� �pwp- � i n Sel�ces 13R 11 d Aaa'cti° - 1325°UT I�eaofiab°rat°ties T4ACK BE ZE$UB R , 4 1,U$'c R CT • e c °f ure1oNvlto16g9 �1 5pUT8 W1EDS0 aS/°3/g5 PO B°CZ06144 5p63 •vo • �0" /°2/g5 1°;12 �,-a�ON�:�'103)566 °$/ /9 5 10; 54 ZE ARZT AR1AN 0-7 '3° Ar 5 fl$ERT 6 iLyi � A�E °1 4 CT ° z flW� �wL.s�DS°R SflUTx TITLE: �•' ' RE °RT 4 �T = Tt1LA SETERII� EYLIEG Y° R • E�'T EJT ..- COLLECT°WELL � 4RZ�ATE q5 133 aEEfl_VjUG 1°SEL DD J 1AE yER ML REQOIREEE flR5 ARALYZE EZRZEE,6T * pER 1°° T T TKER GULATI RoV E E E TIEE ERES k ) Dfl Up NE1G WAT R UA`fALyZED ti I�ETx°D ESERT �` RESULTS BINARY DR from AEALYT CD IFflR�I RE 4R 5`t �'pA $ATI04ER p 00 ML ere Colte e p r4oses TpTAL T°TAL COLZ�° OF ,� �� these sa ems forW �o he ,Its to . Cp F • ABSEET to that i water $i to submit e r I ase rO drinks onsibilit Tonal Ein ERICRIA CflL 4$ pubs' o ur �pxAS °uPP'e s 5 t t l n 9 s ESpR it le Water $hin9t0nbl°6 ester than a With CflERT 1 a t ord r s bm tted th in a°(h)a i4) • fo h Y°u . e suits Buena o f cti°n 19 o, s b%t the 244-9262 i f T ie owln9 tth Cone . well n s Sects° ter ' fo s. - c o s, boratW r 5udpn9 this mat Bu ea a vea q sate °n6 re9ar gl, � Y,a Y° RSR� T ALIRIIli ��` 4E� ALA RIDE CIA?DN E55 OR XAflE ANES UITgA TE pAGE 1 EAEO OOEE � EZT I R E I ROSES 2SOUTx WIEDS° N Il 221$2314 13 ° 2 5°6°j 4 6P 22182314 ' �DyIN Sf4 Ole slot ?&UZ40t w� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 �floSOR•co AREA CODE 203/644-2511 March 28, 1995 CERTIFIED #Z262392498 Ms . Jeanne C. MacKinnon 360 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Ms . MacKinnon: You are in receipt of correspondence (copy enclosed) from this Department dated 1/24/95 regarding bottled water delivery. Subsequent to this correspondence, Attorney James MacKinnon contacted this office (approximately 2/7/94) indicating that connection to public water would be done when construction activities start again. Due to the mild winter season, this time has long past. This correspondence is to inform you that bottled water will no longer be delivered after April 7, 1995 . This Department also .stated to Attorney MacKinnon your well water would be resampled if you wished. If you would like another laboratory test, please contact this Department at 644-2511 ext. 248 . /L"nj-4 Robert Dept la Environmental Health Officer cc: Attorney James MacKinnon 265 Ludlow Road Manchester, CT 06040 RD:dr q O•N N Sf4 9 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 . w r�OSOR-CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 January 24, 1995 CERTIFIED #Z262392438 Ms . Jeanne C. MacKinnon 360 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Ms . MacKinnon: As you may be aware, the Simpsons and Sorensens have decided to connect to the public water and have completed those connections . The Town cannot continue bottled water delivery on an indefinite basis . Please inform this Department if you plan to connect to public water or attempt corrective measures withyour well. If so, the Town will continue water delivery ( for a reasonable time only) until the task is complete. No reply to this correspondence will indicate that neither action will be taken by you. Bottled water delivery will cease within two weeks of receipt of this correspondence. Robert Dept�a Environmental Health Officer cc: Attorney James MacKinnon 265 Ludlow Road Manchester, CT 06040 RD:dr STATE OF CONNECTICUT • Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories 7NR:-. 722182314 S 0 6 0 74 =02.0 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 OUTH WINDSOR 132S TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 1 A C I N N O N F 360 BEDZEBUB R ROBERT DEPTULA, SANITARIAN , SOUTH WINDSOR CT 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED I RECEIVED REPORTED TOWN HALL 58/02/95 08/02/95 08/03/95 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 07 :30 10: 54 10: 12 INTERIM REPORT • SODIUM APPARENT COLOR TRUE COLOR ODOR TURBIDITY PH AMMONIA i DRM NO.OL-6A n STATE OF CONNECTICUT NO. Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services N R 22182314 S 0 607 4 0 1 Bureau of Laboratories 10 Clinton St. INFORMATION P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT 06144 13 2 S O U T H WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 M A C K I N N O N F 360 BEDZEBUB R SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROBERT DEPTULA, SANITARIAN WNW. 1540 SULLIVAN AVE - TOWN HALL 08/02/95 08/02/95 08/03/95 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 07 :30 10: 54 10: 12 • ••- INTERIM REPORT • SAMPLING POINT: COLLECTOR: R. DEPTULA TITLE: R.S . PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: DATE/TI`ME ANALYZED 8/2/95 1337 ANALYZED BY DD ANALYTICAL METHOD MINIMAL MEDIUM ON'PG—MUG TEST TOTAL COLIFORM PRESENT * PER 100 ML CONF . TOTAL COLIFORM PRESENT ** PER 100 ML 4: DOUBLE STARRED RESULTS (**) DO NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE USEPA NATIONAL PRIMARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS. ESCHERICHIA COLI ABSENT PER 100 ML COMMENT Please note that if these samples were collected from a public drinking water system for compliance purposes it is your responsibility to submit the results to : DPHAS' c/o` Regional Engineer Water Supplies Section 150 Washington St Hartford, CT 06106 The results must be submitted no later than 9 days following the end of each month in accordance with Public Health Code Section 19-13"-B102 (h) (4) . The Bureau of Laboratories will not submit these for you . Please `call' the ` Water Supplies Section at 240-9262-if you have questions regarding this matter. *'* PENDING TESTS * *** *** *** t ALKALINITY CHLORIDE HARDNESS IRON MAGNESIUM MANGANESE NITROGEN — NITRATE NITROGEN — NITRITE 22182314 132SOUTH WINDSOR PAGE 1 -6A SEWN 8 Towtz o�e SoutA �4 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 ox•co�' AREA CODE 203/644-2511 August 12, 1994 Mr. and Mrs . Stephen Sorensen 370 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT , Dear Mr. and Mrs . Sorensen: On August 3, 1994 a sample of your well water was collected and delivered to the State Health Department labratory. Although the written results have not been received, the lab has reported verbally that there was no bacterial contamination present. If you have any questions, please call the South Windsor Town Hall at 644-2511, ext 248 . . Very truly yours, Robert bep a' , R.S. Environmental Health Officer Rd:df cc: James D. MacKinnon Attorney at Law 150 Vernon Avenue, suite 412 Vernon, CT 06066 (OWN 8 q r T10Wn OPSIM&A ?401nd,40t a 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR•CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 August 12, 1994 Ms . Jeanne C. MacKinnon 360 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT --- Dear Ms . MacKinnon: On August 3, 1994 a sample of your well water was collected and delivered to the State Health Department labratory. Although the written results have not been received, the lab has reported verbally that there was no bacterial contamination present. If you have any questions, please call the South Windsor Town Hall at 644-2511, ext 248 . Very truly yours, Robert Dept la, R.S. Environmental Health Officer Rd:df cc: James D. MacKinnon Attorney at Law 150 Vernon Avenue, suiteA.412 Vernon, CT 06066 40W N Se4 O S'0� ?40&U&Ot 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 �r�dsOR•co �w AREA CODE 203/644-2511 August 12, 1994 Certified Z 262 392 480 Mr. Albert W. Simpson 382 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Simpson: A sample of your water was collected on August 9, 1994 . An interim lab report was received on August 9, 1994. As is evident •from the . enclosed report total coliform was present but E. Coli was absent. If you have any questions, please call the South Windsor Town Hall at 644-2511', ext 248 . Very truly yours, —VA du Robert Dep ula, R.S. Environmental Health Officer RD:df cc: James D. MacKinnon Attorney at Law 150 Vernon Avenue, suite 412 Vernon,. CT 06066 ,(Ov+N 3Fq - - C U 70wn �s'iJut fi Vi• C.1 w� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 August 12, 1994 Mr. and Mrs . Stephen Sorensen 370 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT Dear Mr. and Mrs . Sorensen: On August 3, 1994 a sample of your well water was collected and delivered to the State Health Department labratory. Although the written results have not been received, the lab has reported verbally that there was no bacterial contamination present. If you have any questions, please call the South Windsor Town Hall at 644-2511, ext 248 . Very truly yours, Robert Deptula, R.S. Environmental Health Officer Rd:df cc: James D. Mackinnon Attorney at Law 150 Vernon Avenue, suite 412 Vernon, CT 06066 I, ,s ,(QWN Sfq - 70-wn aps-oaA ?A�7� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 r�dSOR-CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 March 8, 1995 Donald & Phyllis Kitchen 344 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs . Kitchen: As you are aware, a sample of your drinking water was collected and delivered to the State Health Department laboratory for analysis . As indicated in the enclosed report, no bacterial contamination was present and other parameters tested for met potability guidelines . If you have any questions, please give me a call at 644-2511 ext. 246 . Thank you. 1a f Environmental Health Officer RD:dr STATE OF CONNECTICUT I.D. ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. AGE I S 'Pil 4� Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories N R:31 22174495 FS06074 10 Clinton St. INFORMATION P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 --riaw t ? Y *G _ -4 F BEELZEBU8 RD ���/ SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROtBERT DEPTULAr SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED RECEIVED REPORTED TOWN HALL 02/C919 02/0919 02/2419 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 10:16 11 :19 08:32 .•. (FINAL REPORT • SAMPLING POINT: TAP COLLECTOR: R. DEPTULA TITLE R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT. k it aF tiATEITINE ANALYZED 279195 1150 ANALYZED 3Y DD ANALYTICAL METHOD MINIMAL MEDIUM ONPG—MUD TEST TOTAL COLIFORM ABSENT PER 100 ML COMMENT PLEASE NOTE THAT IF THESE SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED FROM A PUBLIC DRINKING WATER SYSTEM FOR COMPLIANCE PURPOSES'' IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBTLTTY TO SUBMIT THE RESULTS TO : DPHAS C/O REGIONAL ENGINEER WATER SUPPLIES SECTION 150 WASHINGTON ST HARTFORDo CT 06106 THE RES-LILTS MUST BE SUBMITTED NO ;LATER THAN 9 DAYS FOLLOWING THE END OF EACH MONTH IN ACCORDANCE WITH PUBLIC HEALTH CODE SECTION 19- 13 8102(H) (4)m THE BUREAU OF 1LA30RATORIES WILL NOT SU3XIT THESE FOR YOU. PLEASE- CALL. -THE 'WATER SUPPLIES' SECTION AT 240 9262 IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER. APPARENT COLOR Z TRUE COLOR TRUE COLOR LESS THAN 'OR EQUAL TO APPARENT COLOR. POOR HONE TUR3IDITY 0.1 Rff 8.2 AMMONIA <0.05 ** (KNITS: MG/L UNLESS NOTED ALKALINITY 602 64. HARDNESS 66. CHLORIDE 502 6.0 NITRATE 203 1 .1 NITRITE <0.05 �k * C 3N INUE13 ** RM NO.OL-6A g. E GODERNAT>i STATE OF CONNECTICUT Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services -4eamr-- Bureau of Laboratories N R. 1 22174495 S 060 74 C3 10 Clinton St. INFORMATION P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 F 3E3 LZESU3 RD SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROBERT DEPTULA, SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE • TOWN HALL G2fG9l9 02109/9 02/24/9 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 1OZ16 11 :19 08:32 REPORTFINAL REPORT IRON 113 0.02 MANGANESE 0.00 SODIUM. DIRECT 5.3 ORM NO.OL-6A a �4 *K ac4` U 70-tzon Ole Soilrz& ?4 • �� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE - SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 �NosoR•co�� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 January 10, 1995 Steven & Colleen Sorensen 370 Beelzebub Road - South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Sorensen: • During a recent drive-by inspection, it was noticed that after some construction on your property, you are discharging water in the direction of the Town roadway. Your efforts to direct this water into the underground "U" drain are appreciated. The water is presently being absorbed into the ground. However frozen ground or an accumulation of leaves and grass may cause the flow to continue out onto the pavement. We would like the opportunity to diiscussthis situation with you and offer some alternatives to possibly eliminate any future problems. Sincerely, Scott V=pp�en Street Service. Specialist SCL/gh cc: Michael J. Gantick, Director of Public Works Melvin C. Stead, Jr., Street Superintendent G � 9 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE - SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 gpB,Cp AREA CODE 203 644-2511 C� A' September 29, 1994 Ms . Jeanne C. MacKinnon 360 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, Connecticut Certified: Z 262 392 487 Dear Ms . MacKinnon: Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory results of your water collected on September 9, 1994. As you are aware total coliform was present in that sample. Other parameters tested for met potability guidelines . Very truly yours, Robert Deptu a, Sanitarian Town of South Windsor Rd:df cc: James D. MacKinnon Attorney at Law 150 Vernon Avenue, Suite 412 Vernon,,- CT 06066 STATE OF CONNECTICUT I.D. ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories !`.; ,1 j 7,2221 t,7 9 5` u i,,74 O 1 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 3 2 S,}U T H 4!I rd D S O R TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 I1 ACKI:NNON 560 t�',EELZE #U3 'OUTH WINDSOR CT J� L R T -D:-- _PTJL?\/ 7i5",I j A K I A 1j40 SULLIVAN 4iVE • RECEIVED REPORTED TOvi t t ALL 9/06/94' 9/06/94 )9/19/94 L SOUTH 41INUS) t CT )bf,174 1 : 15 2: Uo 1 2: 1i1 FIAAL REP,'JR1 • COLLECTOR : R. DEPTJLA TITLE: R . S. f -k!VA% r WZ-LL. T►EAT L-AT: x ATE'/TI,ME ANALYZED 9/6/94 1402 AALYLLu =Y UJ/� NALYTICAL METHOD MINIMAL 141EGIUjM OJNPG—MUUa TEST JT&L i.CiLitiJFt I r'nc "T *X PEE 100 ML ONF . TUT AL CJLIFU«:,i t' t= ._ 1T * R`.:R 10U) HL 3JJ'�'LI STARRED RESULTS (**) D) NOT hEET THE REQUIREMCNTS OF THE USEPA NATIONAL PRIMARY DRINKING WATER �iEGULATION5. 3CH iliLiIIA COLT A.. o+�hiT PER 1Gv i�iL JA;JE"NT A 6 E ' J)T-- THAT IF THESE SAMPLE WE'RE COLLECTED FROM A PU3LIC DRIt4Kl 6 WATER SYSTEM; FOR COMPLIANCE PURPOSES IT 16 YOUR RESPONSI dI_LITY T'U SUBMIT THE RESULTS TO: DP'HAS C/O REGIONAL ENGINEER WATtR SUPPLIES StCTION 150 WASHING`TO4 ST H;Ar TF PL;., CT 06160 THE gESULTS MUST E SUBMITTED NO LATER' THAN 9 DAYS i OLLuf� �l, a THE OF C:ACH .',ONTH I?4 ACCOR04IiCE WITH Pu_ LIC h,-AL.TH CODE SnCTIO 19--13—rg102(H) (4) . THE 'WILL NJT aJbMIT THESF FOR YOU. PLLAS ' CALL THE WATER SUPPLIES SECTION AT 566-1253 IF YC"J 7r.V [: k=S A1RD1 i,6 THIS MATTER. RUE COLORTRUE COLOR LESS THAN04 EQUAL TO APPARENT COLOR. )OR 1 SUuTY Jrc ii)I1 Y . 1 7 , IF GODERNATCH ARM NO.OL-6A STATE OF CONNECTICUT . .am- Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories ;R: l 5 21 o 7 9 5 8 J J 7 4 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 3 2 S O U T H W I N D S J R I�C K I N N 0 N 500 6EELZEBU �y 30UTH WI JDSOR CT K03ERT 0- TJLA., SAP ITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN Ails COLLECTED RECEIVED REPORTED moi 77e TOwN HALL 9/06/94 9/06/94 9r19/94 LSOUTH "e"USUn CT 06174 1 : 15 2 : 06 2 :10 HEPUHI FINAL RE.iJORT LK,�Lliv T Y is . ARONES5 . HLUKII)t 5;j2 ITRATE 203 0. 3 ITiiIT < s.0 RON 113 O.U:5 AiN�jAV'E�)t J.`J�� ODIUMt ''t7IXECT 5.-S Au riESIJ '11 R�t�(CH w DRM NO.OL-6A {� Y 4��N sF4 OI&S10titA ?40&U&0t 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE . SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 sOa•co AREA CODE 203/644-2511 40 September 29, 1994 Mr. and Mrs . Albert Simpson 382 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, Connecticut Certified: Z 262 392 489 Dear Mr. and Mrs . Simpson: Enclosed are copies of water analysis collected on August 9, 1994 and September 6, 1994 . As you are aware, total coliform is present in both samples . If you have any questions please call me at 644-2155 extention 248 . Very truly yours, Robert Deptula; Sanitarian Town of South Windsor RD/df cc: James D. MacKinnon Attorney at Law 150 Vernon Avenue, Suite 412 Vernon, CT 06066 STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCESSION NO. ACC. Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories i ?: 2167957 0 b 0 74 G 1 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 32SOUTH �JINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 F lMPSON ( UTH WI 4DSOR CT m0rjERT DLPT:JLAr aANITARIAN 1 '4� S U L L I V A N AVi< M41614141:1911 I RECEIVED REPORTED T04Iv HALL J 9/C 09/06/94 >> /1 3/ /4 076 1 :LSOUTH CT oU74 2 : 06 2:1U FINAL REPO,, T • C' ' LECTOR. : R . DEPTJLA TITLE: R .S. ?kIVAT4 w,�LL Trt�E-ATNJIE'NT: * ATE/TIME ANALYZED 9/o/t?4 14J2 wALYZE0 JY uD/v= NALYTICAL METHUD MINIMAL MEDIUM ONPG-MuG TEST OTAL CJL,ItOkii PRzwG T ** PFR 10J !IL JitiF. TUTAL CULtI JRr? N{_a> i:" ** PER 10Q 1L i�Uijr-iLE S1A Pn',.) RE$ JLTS (**) U0 NOT ,.EET THE REQUIitEM NTS OF THE USCPA NATIONAL PRIMARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS . SCIIL�,i Lhin CULL` AjS;LNT PER 10() ML Jr!i-IHNT PLLA'SE AI)T: THAT IF THIS SAMPLES WERE COLLI CTED FROii A PJ6LIC DRINKING WATER SYSTEM FOR COMPLIANCE PURPOSES IT 1S YOJ;t RLSPON5131LITY TO SU -i"IT THE kESULTS TJ: DPHAS C/O REGIONAL ENGINEER WATtR S PPLIE3 $ECTIUN 150 WASHINGTON ST HA :TFORue CT 0510 THEE i;tL LILTS MUST 3E SU9MITTED NO LATER THAN 9 DAYS ~JLLO»;Iyi TME El.0 uF EACH V:ONTH 1�4, ACCORDANCE ''WITH P,J:.,LIC HEALTH CODE SECTION 19-13-F1020) (4) . THE }u #chu OF L:A. -e();;ATJRIcS .SILL r (JT SU�jlyIT THESE FUft YOU. PL TEAa= CALL THE WA.T;.k SUPPLIES SECTION AT 566-1253 IF Y JU H;;',!e liJ Ti.i•! � R`=-JARDIA'Q THIS IMAT%P. PPAkE Nl C'l LC)k RUE COLOR TRUE COLOR LESS THAN 3R EQUAL TO APPARENT COLOR. DOS 1 MUSTY J;a101TY H 7. 4 rsivC:! <J. l k uITJ: ' a!L uslL;z J. *** C-JvTIr i1E� *** ARM NO.OL-6A STATE OF CONNECTICUT MI ACCOUNT .am Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories P : S; 21 7 5 7 0 b 17 4 0 Z 10 Clinton St. INF P.O.Box 1689 •_ • Hartford,CT 06144 3 S�}(�T H w I N D 5{1 R TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 562 ZEELZEBU:3 1UTH WINDSOR CT i0 3cr<T DEPTULkr SANITA.�1IA V 1540 SULLIVAN AUK COLLECTED RECEIVED REPORTED TOWN HALL 9/05/94 9/06/94 09/19/94 L SuUTti CT 04b074 1 : 00 2 : 03 2:10 . FINAL RLPURT LKALIf4iTY �4. ARDN::es -91 , HLOKIJc t3. ITRATE d03 0. () IT !TL <u.u;_ RON 113 0.01 'ANuAi3ES E 0.0L; ODIUM, DIRECT 13. Au ESIUMyi 4. ARM NO.OL-6A {� STATE OF CONNECTICUT NT NO. AGE S A-8 ., Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories v 3 F 21 60 4 c 8 06074 U 1 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 O U T H WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 F iMPStON ?L BEALSESUS *OUTH WINDSOR CT RUUL,RT Dr;PTULAe ; ANITAsRIAN 1 401 SULLI 'vAN AVE • TOWN HALL 5/09/94 8/09/94 9/19/94 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 � 0: 40 11 :13 2: 10 FINAL R PORT min m Jh PLi v+ �J1 wT: CCLL CTf)irt; t . D *PTJLA TITLE: R .S. rRIVAfv w-- LL ATE/TIy,E ANALYZED 'S/9/94 1215 NI ALYLED :>Y Ru/50 NALYTICAL METHOD MINIMAL MEDIUM ONPG—MUG TEST JTAL CULIFOgM PNESE 4T ** PER 100 ML ONF . TOTAL COLIFORM PRkSENT ** PER 1U0 ML JJU=,LE STARK D RESULTS ( **) DO NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE USEPA NATIONAL PRIMARY DRINKING WATER PEGULATIONS. SCHERIk;HIA COL Ab-rE dT Pg-R 100 tML RUE` COLOR JT,4UE CGL3R LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO APPARENT COLOR. DOR N'ONc UR61DITY 0. J H 7. 7 rP10NIA < a Je * UNITS: l /L UNLLS6 i } LKALINiTY , 2 6?. Ak0N SS Y4. HLORI Dti 5'J2 24. IThAT E �J`3 ITRITE <O.U5 t0� 11 .3 U. ANGANESE 0.00 JDIU-1 - 0I, i CT i ;. AGiNES IUM1 4. 9 F (WDERRATC11 JRM NO.OL-6A �i ii I! � �I i :i i it i I' c C n I I (1A __—��L �I ii I ;i i i i I I i i j� !I I' I jI I �I j i� ! f! I II �� I -own aP S-OtdA `40' 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 R-CO � AREA CODE 203/644-2511 r September 29, 1994 Mr. and Mrs . Steven Sorenson 370 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, Connecticut Certified: Z 262 392 488 Dear Mr. and Mrs . Sorenson: Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory results of your water collected on September 9, 1994 . As you are aware total coliform was present in that sample. Other parameters tested for meet potability guidelines . Very truly yours, Rat Dept la, " Sanitarian Town of South Windsor Rd:df cc: James D. MacKinnon Attorney at Law 150 Vernon Avenue, Suite 412 Vernon, CT 06066 I� i - I - i) ' 7 ^, -- - R�'G�1" f�..(9�rL•t�. ..f.✓t..�'7v</.�.-- �i1.L�a "� ,�s��..-.• �''Lk i I y I I — j I t STATE OF CONNECTICUTACCOUNT , .am- Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories 10 Clinton St. I! 0 R Y 2167955 To6074 J 1 P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 3ZSOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 JRENSEN 70 9EELZE3U8 OUTH WINDSOR CT . OotRT D :PTULA, SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE RECEIVED REPORTED TVwri HALL 9/06/94 9/06/94 9/19/94 L— SOUTH WI NDSGR CT 36074 J 1 : 10 2. 06 2: 1ID -' fiVAL REPORT ' n= L .:i `1r : COLLECTOR R. DEPTULA TITLE: R .S. Fk!VAT - W '-LL _T,REATAL NT: * ATE/TIME AfNALYZED 9/6/94 1492 i,iALYZco ��Y UD/C ANALYTICAL METHOD MINIMAL MEDIUM OPNPG—MUD TEST JT.AL ;;JL.IFOXM Fr( LA ** PER 100 ML 0VF. T,i1AL CUL 3n.''i tlRtSC•iT ** PER 100 ML v0u;:sLE TARii? D R :_SULTS (**) DO NOT MEET TH~ REQUIREMENTS OF THE US PA NATIONAL PRIMARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS. SCH .ri11LhIA CQL! A iziLi,T t'ER 10) 1L U m14T ?LEASE NO% THAT If THESE SAiMPLES WERE COLLECTCD FROM A PU LIC DRINKING WATER SYSTEM FOR COMPLIANCE PURPOSES IT IS YOJR R_SPOrNS11ILITY TO SUP-MIT THE RESULTS TO: DPHAS C/O REGIONAL ENGINEER WATER SUP 'LIES SECTION 150 WASHINGTON ST HARTFJRD,, CT U61U6 THE RESULTS MUST BE SUSMITTED NO LATER THAN 9 DAYS FOLLD.NI 3 THE EA-il) OF EACH i`=ONTH I"t ACCO.0AACE 'WITH rU.:>LIC H�ALTH CODE SECTION 1 )-13--b 102 (H ) (4) . THE --jt-6:AU r_ F LAttJRATORl. s WILL NOT SUS IT THESE FOR YOU. PLEASE CALL THF� WATER SUPPLIES SECTI•)A AT 566-1253 IF YJu HAVE vL _STj0,"1 EJW {J1"JU THIS MATTE Z. 3N;AiZ= v7 CJLi:ii RUE COLOR TRUE COLJR LESS THAN OR E4UA.L TO APPARENT COLOR. DOK 1 F DITTY URUI0I.1.Y :) 7 * : v01A <j. J * UNITS L uNLES '1 T v S. Fr �J4IERI�ATCh Rxx Cui4 I' UL.L1 7tx* DRM NO.OL-6A QySTATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCOUINT�N�0��. Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories v rt ; a O ht Y b 7 6074 t7 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 3 Z S 0 U T N W I N D S O R TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 F JIRi-'NSE d 377 ?'::cELZE3U3 SOUTH WINDSOR CT kG:SERT DEPTULAt SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAili AVLREPORTED TUWN HALL 9/06/94 9/06/94 9/19/�4 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 7:074 � 1 : 10 2 : 06 2:1 �, .'. FINAL REPORT ' ARD'NE SS y. HLORIDu ITR.ATE 203 0.4 ITr.ITt <0.6 RON 113 0. 01 Ah(jANVi i 0.00 ODIUMt DIRECT 6. 1 A6NLSIUIll 6. 1 )RM NO.OL-6A toW N 8F4 D Ti� O-P SoaU 1 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 rlosOR-CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 November 10, 1994 CERTIFIED #P389189011 Mr. Albert W. Simpson 382 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Simpson: The Town has devoted much time and effort towards determining the source of the bacterial problem affecting your water supply. This has included a tracer study, requesting input from a qualified consultant and consultation with the water supplies section of the State Health Department. Unfortunately, none of these or, other activities have reached any definite conclusions. As property owners, there_ are several tasks which you may perform in an attempt to solve the problem. As indicated in the report from the State Health Department (correspondence dated 10/31/94) your well casing should be extended further above grade to prevent contaminated water from infiltrating the top of the casing. The casing can be inspected for cracks and/or leaks and the juncture of the casing into bedrock should be checked to ensure there ,__is no leakage into the well. It is also possible there may be a leak at the pitless adapter or in the line going from the well to your house. If the bacterial contamination cannot be prevented from entering the well, treatment systems such as an automatic chlorinator or an ultra violet light system may be installed. Finally, if you choose not to explore any possible solutions with your well, you may, as you are aware, connect to . the . Connecticut Water Company water line in the street. Regrettably, the Town cannot participate either physically or financially in any of the above mentioned. activities . A We will however, continue to provide you with bottled water ( for a reasonable time period) -until corrective actions have been .completed. If you decide to continue the use of your well,, the Town will collect samples for analysis to determine if the various tasks performed were effective. Please do not hesitate to contact this office for any further. assistance that you feel we may provide. Sincerely, Robert Deptul cc: Attorney James D. MacKinnon 265 Ludlow Road Manchester, CT 06040 We will however, continue to provide you with bottled water (for a reasonable time period) until corrective actions have been completed. If you decide to continue the use of your well, the Town will collect samples for. analysis to . determine if the various tasks performed were effective. Please do not hesistate to contact this office for any further assistance that you feel we may provide. Sincerely, Robert Deptu a cc: Attorney James D. MacKinnon 265 Ludlow Road Manchester, CT 06040 We will -however, continue to provide you with bottled water (for a reasonable time period) until corrective actions have been completed. If you decide to continue the use of your well, the Town will collect samples for analysis to determine if the various tasks performed were effective. Please do not hesitate to contact this office for any further assistance that you feel we may provide. Sincerely, Robert Deptula 4 cc: Attorney James D. MacKinnon 265 Ludlow Road Manchester, CT 06040 t S�wN $f4 F a u -own o-Ps-otdA Vzosd4at s 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 soa-Co��,w AREA CODE 203/644-2511 October 31 , 1994 CERTIFIED #P389189009 Mr. Albert W. Simpson 382 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Simpson: Enclosed are copies of the analysis of your water samples collected on 9/15/94 and 9/21/94 . The sample collected on 9/15/94 contained both total coliform and E. coliform. The sample collected on 9/21/94 contained only total coliform. A bacterial colony count was requested on this sample. Six ( 6 ) per 100 milliliters means that six bacteria colonies were grown per 100 milliliters- of water. Six is a relatively low colony number. Until several years ago one was considered a potable supply. ' Both of these samples meet potability guidelines for other parameters tested. As you are aware, the Town requested the Water Supplies Section of the State Health Department to assist in finding a possible contaminant source. Enclosed is a copy of that report. It reaches basically the same conclusion as the Town' s determination that surface water somehow entering your well is the probable cause of the bacterial problem. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me at 644-2511 x-248 at the South Windsor Town Hall . Sincerely, — Robert Dept a cc: Attorney James D. MacKinnon STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCOUNT NO Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories 7:-'S 122168451 IS06074 0 1 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132$OUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 S I M P S O N F 382 SEELZESUB SOUTH WINDSOR CT' ROBERT DEPTULAt SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE - •.- TOWN: HALL 09/15/94 19/15/94 '10/20/94 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1 10: 30` 12:05 15:35 - ••- FINAL: REPORT • SAMPLING POINT: COLLECTOR: R. _DEPTULA TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT DATE/TIME ANALYZED :9/15/94 1259 ANALYZED BY RH/DD ANALYTICAL METHOD MINIMAL MEDIUM ONPG--MUG TEST TOTAL COLIFORM PRESENT ** PER 100 ML CONF. TOTAL COLIFORM PRESENT ** PER 100 ML ESCHERICHIA COLI PRESENT ** PER 100 ML DOUBLE STARRED RESULTS (**) DO NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE USEPA NATIONAL PRIMARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS. COMMENT PLEASE NOTE THAT IF THESE SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED FROM A PUBLIC DRINKING WATER SYSTEM FOR COMPLIANCE PURPOSES IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO SUBMIT THE RESULTS TO: DPHAS` C/O REGIONAL: ENGINEER: WATER SUPPLIES SECTION 150 ' WASHINGTON ST' HARTFORDo CT 06106 THE RESULTS MUST BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN 9 DAYS FOLLOWING THE EAD Of EACH MONTH IN ACCORDANCE WITH PUBLIC HEALTH CODE SECTION 19-13-8102(H) (4) . THE BUREAU OF LABORATORIES WILL NOT SUBMIT THESE FOR YOU. PLEASE CALL THE WATER SUPPLIES SECTION AT 566.1253 IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER. �r* APPARENT COLOR 3 TRUE COLOR TRITE COLOR LESS THAN OR EQUAL" TO APPARENT COLOR. ODOR NONE TURBIDITY U.3 PH 7.8 AMMONIA <0.U5 ** UNITS: MG/L UNLESS NOTED *** CONTINUED *** JRM NO.OL-6A {� r STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. ,V%g_" Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services P NR:S1 22168451 506074 0 Bureau of Laboratories 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 S I M P S O N F 382 BEELZESUB SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROHERT DEPTULAP SANITARIAN 1540; SULLIVAN AVE 1 RECEIVED REPORTED TOWN HALL 09/15/94 09/15/94 10/20/94 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1 10:30 12: 05 15: 35 - ••- FINAL: REPORT • n m ALKALINITY: 602 81. HARDNESS 96. ' CHLORIDE 502 22. NITRATE 203 0*6 NITRITE <0.05 DETERGENT CMPLX 704 NONE DETECTED ' IRON 113 0.00 MANGANESE 0.00 SODIUM.f DIRECT: 11 . MAGNESIUM 4.7 DRM NO.OL-6A STATE OF CONNECTICUT Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories NR:51 22168703 IS06074 0 � 7 , 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 S I MP S O N F 382 BEELZEBUS ROBERT DEPTULAo SANITARIAN SOUTH WINDSOR CT 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED RECEIVED REPORTED TOWN HALL 09/21 /94 09/21/94 10/20/941 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1 10: 20 11 :55 15:35 . .'. FINAL' REPORT • S= SAMPLING POINT: COLLECTOR: R. DEPTUB TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL DATE/TIME ANALYZED 9/22/94 145 ANALYZED BY RG/DD/SS ANALYTICAL` METNOD MEMBRANE FILTER TECHNIQUE TOTAL COLIFORM 6 / 100 ML DOUBLE STARRED RESULTS (**) DO NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE USEPA NATIONAL PRIMARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS. CONF. TOTAL COLT>FORM 6 / 100 ML ESCHERICHIA COLI ABSENT PER 100 ML COMMENT PLEASE NOTE THAT IF THESE SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED FROM A PUBLIC DRINKING WATER SYSTEM FOR COMPLIANCE PURPOSES IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TOSUBMIT THE RESULTS TOM. DPHAS' C/O' 'REGIONAL ENGINEER WATER SUPPLIES SECTION 150 WASHINGTON' ST HARTFORD.- CT 06106 THE RESULTS MUST BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN 9 DAYS. FOLLOWING THE END OF EACH MONTH IN ACCORDANCE WITH PUBLIC: HEALTH CODE SECTION 19-138102(N) '(4) . THE BUREAU OF LABORATORIES' WILL NOT SUBMIT THESE FOR YOU. PLEASE CALL THE WATER SUPPLIES SECTION AT 566-1253 IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER. t* kPPARENT COLOR 3 TRUE COLOR TRUE COLOR LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO APPARENT COLOR. ?DOR NONE' TURBIDITY 04 ,H'. 7.7 iMMONIA <0.05 F* UNITS: NG/L UNLESS hOTED ILKALINITY 602 83 ***. CONY NUED * * iRM NO.OL-6A f { STATE OF CONNECTICUT Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories I R:51 2 216 870 3 S 06 0 74 0 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132$OUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 $j M S ON F 382 BEELZESUB SOUTH WINDSOR CT. ROBERT DEPTULA. ` SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE. COLLECTED RECEIVED •.- TOWN HALL 09/21/94 09/21/94 10/20/94 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 10:20 11 : 55 15:35 . .•. FINAL REPORT • HARDNESS 87. CHLORIDE 502 21 . NITRATE 203 0.6' NITRITE <0.05 DETERGENT CMPLX 704 NONE: DETECTED IRON 113 0.00 MANGANESE .0.00 SODIUMP DIRECT' 11 . MAGNESIUM 4.8 >RM NO.OL-6A STATE OF ' CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ADDICTION SERVICES �,,.��` October 4, 1994 Mr. Robert Deptula, R.S.- Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Deptula; I have reviewed the numerous water quality results that you have taken over the year at 360, 370 and 382 Beelzebub Road in South Windsor and have arrived at the following conclusions : * #360 & #370 Beelzebub Road-both of these neighboring drilled wells are buried below grade in what I must assume is a concrete sewer tile with a concrete cover. While not considered as an ap- proved practice now, it was acceptable at the time these homes were built . Both wells show water of equal excellent chemical quality. They exhibit water of similar low to moderate minerlization which suggests they may be drilled into the same aquifer. Both exhibit total coliform contamination during the winter and spring months . This fact plus the complete absence of E. coli bacteria and chemical parameters that are indicative of sewage con- tamination tell me that these wells are being contaminated with surface water run-off . Given the additional fact that the wells are buried at the toe of slopes in the backyards only adds credence to this conclusion. I would guess these well-pits are constantly flooded during the wet seasons of the year. I would strongly suggest that these wells be uncovered and brought above grade for the health and well-being of the people consuming this well water. * #382 Beelzebub Road-this well has a bonnet that is flush with the ground' s surface and is about 8 feet from the home' s foundation. While not being buried below grade this well may still be affected by surface wash because of its close proximity to the foundation. If the house has a footing drain and noting the ledge outcrops in the area, there may be a direct hydraulic connection between the well and the footing drain. The well could also be af- fected by roof run-off. While supposedly better constructed, this well is showing evi- dence of. almost continual coliform contamination with sporadic E. .coli contamination. Despite the fact that 3 of the samples were E. coli positive, there was not one sample that showed that there was chemical evidence of sewage contamination! Levels of ammonia-N, NO2-N,NO3-N,chlorides,detergents and recovered dye were negligible or non-existent ! Phone: TDD: 203-566-1279 ii150 Washington Street — Hartford, CT 06106 An Equal Opportunity Employer � l• �o (2) Even the heterotrophic plate counts,which identify biologically active waters, were very low. The varying levels of mineralization suggests that this well may tap into multiple aquifers. Even though this well has been brought up to grade, I stongly feel that there is a flaw in its present construction be it the weld at the casing extension, the pitless adapter or the sanitary seal itself . The 11/30/93 sample with its highly elevated color, turbidity, iron levels along with the presence of coliform and E. coli STRONGLY suggests direct surface wash into the well . Color and turbidity levels this high would normally be filtered out in groundwater moving through the soil. Was there a heavy rain 1-2 days prior to this sampling? Like the two previous wells, I would strongly advise that this well be inspected for structural soundness . Until these three wells are inspected and found to be free of structural defects, other distant causes of possible contamination need not be contemplated at this time. Further water quality sam- pling, considering the results of the past year' s sampling, would add little to this investigation. This episode of domestic well contamination should end once the wells are properly upgraded/repaired and disinfected. Should you have any questions please call me. Sincerely, Clifford A. McClellan. Jr. Sanitary Engineer III Water Supplies Section t �0W N SF4 ?40&U1460t a v 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 SOR•c� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 October 31, 1994 CERTIFIED #P389189008 Ms . Jeanne C. MacKinnon 360 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Ms . MacKinnon: Enclosed are copies of your water analysis of samples collected on September 15 , 1994 and September 21, 1994 . Both of these samples were negative for bacteria and both met potability guidelines for other parameters tested for. The sample collected on 9/21/94 indicates a bacterial result of less than one per 100 milliliters . This is due to the fact that it was requested that a colony count be reported if bacterial contamination was present. There was none, therefore it was reported as less than one. As you are aware, the Town requested the Water Supplies Section of the State Health Department to assist in finding a possible contaminate source. Enclosed is a copy of that report. This report reaches basically the same conclusion as the Town's determination, that surface water some how entered you well is the probable cause of the intermittent bacterial contamination of your well . If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me at 644-2511 x-248 at the South Windsor Town Hall . Sincerely, Robert De tula cc: Attorney James D. MacKinnon ;20! STATE OF CONNECTICUT • + ACCOUNT NO. AGE S Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories NR:M3 221d8705 S06074 0 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 M A C K I N N O N F 360 SEDZUESUB SOUTH WINDSOR CT : ROBERT DEPTULA., SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE REPORTED TOWN HALL 09/21/94 09/21/94 10/20/91 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1 10: 35 11 :55 15:35 • .•. FINAL REPORT • SAMPLIvG POINT COLLECTOR: R. OEPTULA TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL: TREATMENT: DATE/TIME ANALYZED 9/21/94 1245 ANALYZED BY RG/DD ANALYTICAL METHOD MEMBRANE FILTER TECHNIQUE TOTAL COLIFORM <1 / 100 ML COMMENT PLEASE MOTE THAT; I'F THESE SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED FROM A PUBLIC DRINKING WATER SYSTEM FOR COMPLIANCE PURPOSES IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO SUBMIT THE RESULTS TO: DPHAS C/O REGIONAL ENGINEER WATER SUPPLIESSECTION' 150 WASHINGTON ST HAR'TFORD f tT . 06106 THE RESULTS .MUST BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN 9 DAYS ,, FOLLOWING THE END OF EACH MONTH IN ACCORDANCE WITH PUBLIC HEALTH : CODE SECTION 19-13-8102(H) (4) . THE BUREAU OF LABORATORIES WILL NOT SUBMIT THESE FOR YOU. PLEASE CALL THE WATER SUPPLIES SECTION AT 566-1253 If YOU HAVE QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER. APPARENT COLOR 2 TRUE COLOR TRUE COLORLESS THAN OR EQUAL TO APPARENT COLOR. ODOR NONE TURBIDITY 0.1 P ! 7.7 AMMONIA <0.05 ** UNITS: MG/L UNLESS NOTED ALKALINITY 602 54 HARDNESS 51 . CHLORIDE 502 5.0 NITRATE: ' 203' 0.3 NITRITE <0.05 DETERGENT CMPLX 704 NONE DETECTED ***: CANT NUED ** ARM NO.OL-6A STATE OF CONNECTICUT r Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories �NR:M3 22168705 S 0 6 0 74 0 ° 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 - • Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 M A C K I N N O N F 360 SEDZUESUB SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROBERT DEPTULA. SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE MMr COLLECTED REECEIVED - ••- TOWN HALL: 09/21 /94 09/21/94 10/20/94 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1 10:35 11 :55 15:35 FINAL: REPORT RL IRON 113 000 MANGANESE O.OV SODIUMP DIRECT 5.2 MAGNESIUM 246 )RM NO.OL-6A {J r 7 STATE OF CONNECTICUT • Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories 7NR 3 2 216 844 9 S Ob 074 0 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 MACKINNON F 360 BEEZELBUS ROBERT DEPTULAr SANITARIAN SOUTH WINDSOR CT 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED RECEIVED TOWN HALL 09/15/94 09/15/94 10/20/94 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1 10:40 12:05 15:35 . .'. FINAL REPORT • SAMPLING POINT: COLLECTOR. R. DEPTULA TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: DATE/TIME ANALYZED 9/15/94 1259 ANALYZED BY RH/GB ANAIYTICAL' METHOD MINIMAL MEDIUM ONPG~MUG TEST TOTAL COLIFORM ABSENT PER 100 ML COMMENT PLEASE NOTE THAT IF THESE SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED FROM A PUBLIC DRINKING WATER SYSTEM FOR COMPLIANCE PURPOSES IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO SUBMIT THE RESULTS TO: DPHAS C/O REGIONAL ENGINEER' WATER SUPPLIES SECTION 150 WASHIN'GTON ST HARTFORD, CT 06106 THE RESULTS' MUST BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN 9` DAYS FOLLOWING THE END OF EACH MONTH IN ACCORDANCE WITH PUBLIC HEALTH CODE SECTION 19-13+-8102(H) (4) . THE BUREAU OF LABORATORIES WILL NOT SUBMIT THESE FOR YOU. PLEASE CALL THE 'WATER SUPPLIES SECTION AT "566-1253 IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER. APPARENT COLOR 3 TRUE COLOR TRUE COLOR LESS THAN OR EQUAL.' TO APPARENT' COLOR. )DOR NONE TURBIDITY 0.3 PH 7.7 kMMONIA <0.05 k* UNITS: MG/L UNLESS tOTED 1LKALINITY- 602 52. 1ARDNESS' 57. :HLORIDE 502 70 IITRATE 203 0:4 1ITRITE <0.05 *** CONT HUED * * ,RM NO.OL-6A STATE OF CONNECTICUT I.D. ACCESSION NO. Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories 7NRIIM3 122168449 � S06074 0' 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 � 2UT}� WINDSOR M3C$I TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 0 UTHN 360 BEEZELBUB SOUTH WINDSOR; CT` ROBERT DEPTULA. SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED RECEIVED ••- • TOWN HALL 09/15/94 09/15/94 :10/20/94 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 10:40 12:05' 15 35 . .'. FINAL REPORT • DETERGENT CMPLX 704 NONE DETECTED IRON 113 0.0E1 MANGANESE 0.00 SODIUMP DIRECT 5.3 MAGNESIUM 2.6: )RM NO.OL-6A STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ADDICTION SERVICES OYI y11M�4 October 4, 1994 Mr. Robert Deptula, R.S . Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Deptula; I have reviewed the numerous water quality results that you have taken over the year at 360, 370 and 382 Beelzebub Road in South Windsor and have arrived at the following conclusions : * #360 & #370 Beelzebub Road-both of these neighboring drilled wells are buried below grade in what I must assume is a concrete sewer tile with a concrete cover. While not considered as an ap- proved practice now, it was acceptable at the time these homes were built . Both wells show water of equal excellent chemical quality. They exhibit water of similar low to moderate minerlization which suggests they may be drilled into the same aquifer. Both exhibit total coliform contamination during the winter and spring months. This fact plus the complete absence of E. coli bacteria and chemical parameters that are indicative of sewage con- tamination tell me that these wells are being contaminated with surface water run-off . Given the additional fact that the wells are buried at the toe of slopes in the backyards only adds credence to this conclusion. I would guess these well-pits are constantly flooded during the wet seasons of the year. I would strongly suggest that these wells be uncovered and brought above grade for the health and well-being of the people consuming this well water. * #382 Beelzebub Road-this well has a bonnet that is flush with the ground' s surface and is about 8 feet from the home' s foundation. While not being buried below grade this well may still be affected by surface wash because of its close proximity to the foundation. If the house has a footing drain and noting the ledge outcrops in the area, there may be a direct hydraulic connection between the well and the footing drain. The well could also be af- fected by roof run-off. While supposedly better constructed, this well is showing evi- dence of almost continual coliform contamination with sporadic E. .coli contamination. Despite the fact that 3 of the samples were E. coli positive, there was not one sample that showed that there was chemical evidence of sewage contamination! Levels of ammonia-N, NO2-N,NO3-N, chlorides,detergents and recovered dye were negligible or non-existent ! ji Phone: TDD: 203-566-1279 ■■ 150 Washington Street — Hartford, CT 06106 An Equal Opportunity Employer ,yaw n sFq ' c � 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 �l'IdsoR.00 �w AREA CODE 203/644-2511 October 31, 1994 CERTIFIED#P389189007 Mr. Steven Sorensen 370 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06.074 Dear Mr. Sorensen: Enclosed are copies of your water analysis of samples collected on September 15 , 1994 and September 21, 1994 . Both of these samples were negative for bacteria and both met potability guidelines for other parameters tested for. The sample collected on 9/21/94 indicates a bacterial result of less than one per 100 milliliter. This is due to the fact that it was requested that a colony count be reported if bacterial contamination was present. There was none, therefore it was reported as less than one . As you are aware, the Town requested the Water Supplies Section of the State Health Department to assist in finding a possible contaminate source. Enclosed is a copy of that report. This report reaches basically the same conclusion as the Town' s determination, that surface water some how entering your well is the probable cause of the intermittent bacterial contamination of your well. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me at 644-2511 x-248 at the South Windsor Town Hall . Sincerely, Robert Deptulh cc: Attorney James D. MacKinnon r STATE OF CONNECTICUT - • Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories NR: S OR Z 22168450 S06074 0 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 S OR E N S E N F 370 BEELZEBUB SOUTH WINDSOR CT' ROBERT DEPTULA, SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE - •.- TOWN HALL 09/15/94 09/15/94 10/20/91 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1 10:35 12:05 15:35 - -•- FINAL- REPORT • SAMPLING POINT: COLLECTOR: R. DEPTULA TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: DATE/TIME ANALYZED 9115/94 1259 ANALYZED BY RH/GH ANALYTICAL METHOD MINIMAL MEDIUM ONPG•MUG TEST TOTAL COLIFORM ABSENT PER 100 ML COMMENT PLEASE NOTE THAT IF THESE SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED FROM A PUBLIC DRINKING WATER SYSTEM FOR COMPLIANCE PURPOSES IT IS YOJR RESPONSIBILITY TO SUBMIT THE RESULTS TO: DPHAS 'C/O REGIONAL ENGINEER WATER SUPPLIES SECTION 150 WASHINGTON ST HARTFORD, CT 06106 THE RESULTS MUST BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN 9 ' DAYS FOLLOWING THE END OF EACH MONTH IN ACCORDANCE WITH PUBLIC HEALTH CODE SECTION 19-13-B102(H) (4) . THE BUREAU OF LABORATORIES WILL NOT SUBMIT THESE FOR .YOU. PLEASE CALL THE WATER SUPPLIES SECTION AT 566-1253 IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, REGARDING THIS MATTER. APPARENT COLOR. . 2 TRUE COLOR TRUE COLOR LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO; APPARENT COLOR. ODOR NONE TURBIDITY 0.5` PH 7.4: AMMONIA <005 k* UNITS MG/L UNLESS tOTED ALKALINITY 602 55 HARDNESS 61 : CHLORIDE 502 8.0 NITRATE 203 0.3 NITRITE <0.05 ***, CONY NUED *** )RM NO.OL-6A �I -- STATE OF CONNECTICUT I.D. ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories �NR:S OR Z 22168450 S06074 0 i 10 Clinton St. INFORMATION P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 S 0 R S N S€N F 370 SEELZESUS . SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROSERT DEPTULA., SANITARIAN 154U° SULLIVAN AVE - ••- • TOWN HALL 09/15/94 09/15/94 10/20/94 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1 10:35 12:05 15:35 FIN AL, REPORT • DETERGENT CMPLX 704 NONE DETECTED IRON 1 -13 0.00` MANGANESE 0.00 SODIUMe DIRECT 6.4 MAGNESIUM 302 ORM NO.OL-6A 3 STATE OF CONNECTICUT Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services ACCESSION No.. ACCOUNT NO. AGE Bureau of Laboratories N R:5 OR 2 22168704 S O6 4 0 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 13 2 S 0 U T H WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 F SORENSEN 370 SELLZESUB ROBERT DEPTULAP SANITARIAN SOUTH WINDSOR CT 1540 SULLIVAN AVE - •.- . TOWN HALL 09/21/94 09/21/94 10/20/94 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 10:30 11: 55 15:35 - -•- FINAL REPORT • SAMPLING POINT: COLLECTOR: R. DEPUTAL` TITLE ' R.S. PRIVATE WELL DATE/TIME ANALYZED - 9/22/94 1245 ANALYZED BY RG/DD/SS ANALYTICAL METHOD MEMBRANE 'FILTER TECHNIQUE TOTAL COLIFORM <1 / 100 ML CONF. TOTAL COLIFORM <1 . 1100 ML ESCHERICHIA COLI ASSENT PER 100 ML: COMMENT PLEASE NOTE THAT IF THESE SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED FROM A PUBLIC DRINKING WATER SYSTEM! FOR COMPLIANCE PURPOSES IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO SUBMIT THE RESULTS TO: DPHAS C/O REGIONAL ENGINEER WATER SUPPLIES SECTION 150 WASHINGTON ST HARTFOROP CT 06106 THE RESULTS MUST BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN 9 DAYS FOLLOWING THE END OF EACH MONTH IN ACCORDANCE WITH PUBLIC : HEALTH CODE SECTION 19-13-B102(H) (4). THE BUREAU OF LABORATORIES WILL NOT SUBMIT THESE FOR YOU. PLEASE CALL THE WATER SUPPLIES SECTION AT 566-1253 IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER. k ak IPPARENT COLOR. 3 'RUE COLOR` TRUE COLOR LESS' THAN OR EQUAL TO APPARENT COLOR. )DOR NONE 'URBIDITY 0111 ; 'H 7.6 - iMMONIA' <005 * UNITS: MG/L UNLESS 40TED LKALINITY: 602 57. ARDNESS 55. HLORIDE' 502 60 *** CONT NUED *** iM N0.OL-6A & ` STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT • Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services - BureauofLaboratories NR:S OR 2 10 Clinton St. 2216$704 SOfi074 0 r P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CTO TELEPHONE:(203)56666-5063 132SOUTN WINDSOR F SORENSEN 370 B€LLZEBUB ROBERT DEPTULA.,- SANITARIAN SOUTH WINDSOR CT 1540 SULLIVAN AVE - -.- TOWN HALL 09/21/94 49/21/94 10/20/94 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 10; 30 11 :55 15.35 FINAL REPORT • NITRATE 203 0.3 NITRITE <0.05 DETERGENT CMPLX 704 NONE DETECTED IRON 113 0.00 MANGANESE 0.00 SODIUM,' DIRECT 5.5 MAGNESIUM 3.0 r aM NO.OL-6A STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ADDICTION SERVICES October 4, 1994 Mr. Robert Deptula, R.S . Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Deptula; I have reviewed the numerous water quality results that you have taken over the year at 360, 370 and 382 Beelzebub Road in South Windsor and have arrived at the following conclusions : * #360 & #370 Beelzebub Road-both of these neighboring drilled wells are buried below grade in what I must assume is a concrete sewer tile with a concrete cover. While not considered as an ap- proved practice now, it was acceptable at the time these homes were built . Both wells show water of equal excellent chemical quality. They exhibit water of similar low to moderate minerlization which suggests they may be drilled into the same aquifer. Both exhibit total coliform contamination during the winter and spring months. This fact plus the complete absence of E. coli bacteria and chemical parameters that are indicative of sewage con- tamination tell me that these wells are being contaminated with surface water run-off. Given the additional fact that the wells are buried at the toe of slopes in the backyards only adds credence to this conclusion. I would guess these well-pits are constantly flooded during the wet seasons of the year. I would strongly suggest that these wells be uncovered and brought above grade for the health and well-being of the people consuming this well water. * #382 Beelzebub Road-this well has a bonnet that is flush with the ground' s surface and is about 8 feet from the home' s foundation. While not being buried below grade this well may still be affected by surface wash .because of its close proximity to the foundation. If the house has a footing drain and noting the ledge outcrops in the area, there may be a direct hydraulic connection between the well and the footing drain. The well could also be af- fected by roof run-off. While supposedly better constructed, this well is showing evi- dence of.almost continual - coliform contamination with sporadic E. .coli contamination. Despite the fact that 3 of the samples were E. coli positive, there was not one sample that showed that there was chemical evidence of sewage contamination! Levels of ammonia-N, NO2-N,NO3-N,chlorides,detergents and recovered dye were negligible or non-existent ! �i Phone: TDD: 203-566-1279 150 Washington Street — Hartford, CT 06106 An Equal Opportunity Employer (2) Even the heterotrophic plate counts,which identify biologically active waters, were very low. The varying levels of mineralization suggests that this well may tap into multiple aquifers . Even though this well has been brought up to grade, I stongly feel that there is a flaw in its present construction be it the weld at the casing extension, the pitless adapter or the sanitary seal . itself. The 11/30/93 sample with its highly elevated color, turbidity, iron levels along with the presence of coliform and E. soli STRONGLY suggests direct surface wash into the well. Color and turbidity levels. this high would normally be filtered out in groundwater moving through the soil . Was there a heavy rain 1-2 days prior to this sampling? Like the two previous wells, I would strongly advise that this well be inspected for structural soundness. Until these three wells are inspected and found to be free of structural defects, other distant causes of possible contamination need not be contemplated at this time. Further water quality sam- pling, considering the results of the past year' s sampling, would add little to this investigation. This episode of domestic well contamination should end once the wells are properly upgraded/repaired and disinfected. Should you have any questions please call me. Sincerely, Clifford A. McClellan. Jr. Sanitary Engineer III Water Supplies Section 7 A -.0-i", 0-Ye Sotlm Vzor--a'441at 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE•SOUTH WINDSOR,CT 06074-2786 soe•co�'� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 FAX 203/644-3781 JEAN E.ZURBRIGEN Town Manager September 16, 1994 James D. MacKinnon, Esquire Attorney-at-Law 150 Vernon Avenue, Suite 412 Vernon, Connecticut 06066 Dear Attorney MacKinnon: In response to your telephone call to my office, I asked that Mr. Deptula speak to you regarding ' the follow-up activities discussed at our recent meeting. As you are aware, the Town is extremely concerned and sympathetic regarding your client(s) well contamination problem. However, as expressed during our meeting of August 4, 1994, the Town cannot become involved in corrective actions regarding deficiencies on private property for which we have no responsibility. At that same meeting, it was also discussed that your office would attempt to locate information regarding the well depths and aquifer and also to demonstrate a correlation between these and Town activities which may have affected them. At that time we would again meet to discuss your findings . I look forward to reviewing all concrete data compiled, upon its receipt. Very truly yours, z-'I- ;' Tr-Ma nager Jjh 0 cc: Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer Town of South Windsor August 1, 1994 MEMORANDUM TO: Jean E. Zurbrigen RE: Well Water Contamination at 360, 370 and 382 Beelzebub Road As you are aware, the above three mentioned homes have exhibited bacterial contamination problems of their wells. Presently only #382 still has water which is non-potable. As evidenced by the attached consultants report, the tracer study conducted by the Town was inconclusive in demonstrating a link between the storm drainage system and the wells in question. However, road salting operations would appear to negate any possible link. For your additional information, attached is a copy of correspondence to the property owners containing potentially corrective actions which they may undertake. Robert Deptula, R. S. Environmental Health Officer RD-:j h �f�h► Aqua Solutions 60 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford,Ct. 06108 (203) 289-7664 July 11, 1994 Robert Deptula Sanitarian Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Magnesium Chloride Tracer Study (1994) Storm Drainage Beelzebub Road Dear Bob, As requested in your letter of May 27, 1994, we reviewed the analytical data for the referenced study conducted by the Town. Enclosed are a graph and chart summarizing magnesium levels recorded for well samples collected from residences along Beelzebub Road on the dates indicated. Also included are histograms for precipitation data collected at the Windsor Agricultural Experiment Station. All field work was conducted by Town personnel. From the information provided, it appears that the initial magnesium concentration of the solution placed in the catch basin on April 25th was approximately 250 mg/L (i.e., ppm). This would be immediately diluted by whatever free-flowing water was in the catch basin and any infiltration or exfiltration along the storm sewer. Without field measurements, prediction of actual dilution rates would be very vague, at best. For the sample collection period of record, February through June 1994, property locations 344, 352, 355, 360 and 370 showed magnesium levels consistly between 1.8 and 3 mg/L. Samples taken from property location 382 showed magnesium levels ranging between 4.6 and 6.0 mg/L. Higher levels were detected three times, once on March 2 before the test, and then again on May 4 and 9. On March 2, a trace of precipitation was recorded. For the prior week, no rainfall or snow occurred. Therefore, any runoff to the catch basin was most likely related to snowmelt. Precipitation fell in trace amounts on April 25, 27, and 29. On May 1, 0.36 inches of rain was recorded. From May 5 through 9, a total of 2.14 inches of rain was recorded. Moisture conditions for the week preceding the May 1 rainfall appeared to be fairly dry and it is doubtful there was any significant stormwater runoff. On May 9, the four previous days of rain would produce runoff. Therefore, the May 4th magnesium reading Leaders in Ecosystem Management for property location 382 shows no immediate correlation to flushing associated with stormwater runoff, but it is possible there could be a correlation on May 9th. No direct link between precipitation/runoff events and the magnesium data was noted for property locations 344, 352, 355, 360, and 370. Data gathered from the tracer test is inconclusive in verifying a direct hydraulic relationship between free flowing water in the catch basin and the sampled wells. Please feel free to call with any questions and we will assist in whatever way possible. Sincerely you s, Bruce L. Morton Encls. aqua Solutions MAGNESIUM LEVELS FOR RESIDENCES ON BEELZEBUB ROAD Date 360 355 352 344 382 370 Beelzebub Beelzebub Beelzebub Beelzebub Beelzebub Beelzebub 23-Feb-94 2.9 2.4 2-Mar-94 2.6 3 2.8 5.4 2.1 25-Apr-94 2.3 2.8 2.1 2.8 4.7 2.4 26-Apr-94 2.2 2.8 1.8 2.7 4.6 2.2 27-Apr-94 2.4 3 1.8 3 4.6 28-Apr-94 2.3 2.9 1.8 2.8 4.7 2.8 29-Apr-94 2.3 3 2 2.8 4.8 2.5 30-Apr-94 2.3 3 1.9 2.8 4.8 2.5 1-May-94 2-May-94 2.3 3 2.4 2.8 4.8 2.5 3-May-94 2.3 2.9 2.1 2.9 5 2.5 4-May-94 2.4 2.9 1.9 2.8 6 2.4 5-May-94 2.3 2.8 1.8 2.8 5 2.4 6-May-94 2.3 2.8 1.8 2.8 5 2.4 7-May-94 8-May-94 19-May-94 1.9 2.7 2.7 6 2.3 24-May-94 2.2 5.1 2.1 8-Jun-94 2.2 5.2 2.4 aqua Solutions MAGNESIUM LEVELS FOR RESIDENTS ON BEELZEBUB ROAD ::y ::?�< :r,:yh;+.:' }f} rrY:?a'•:: ::"} •.r #' i�;' ?)t;+' '•r•:' :y s tiY�.. �.�•;r{T..•.}. :r{} SAC?::}.k:}q:}:. r%"• ..•,�,'.,+�M't, .. da•>r�`'vh'':. ya w\t24rr'''• :•;r' .:.�a: :':X`';:::`i':;+,} '•+.{+tNw• •?{h.; ,A.: ,•>{:rf�'.� '"A:x'4 `y .:A;:Z .� .�rr'`t5.'.: '�.:;+v {e;••ti?f,N.�.,• �;,rYr) ... fr96 ',.r}' wwt.. . ` 4v ,},srf,.,:,, •r•,`S';:i• :`?.`{'.'r:`•:• .fi.,. 2:r� f/.•. r:: r:C..+•�t•{: ?:a•r. ••;r;:'; fi '�Sy: W F. \• •2'•9 �`r r..rrfi ..:sf ,.}<.. ...1+'}4;; ::�v{�' X..}:o-t }� `� ''}•o::'•`• � .wq:',?5.•.•.r.:•' ' },r�'Y,�.; •�.. •r �.{`'C'+.r ' •.�,� r.r t}• w;,.,•,1+1.:'.. h•i:AS fx rX.}+},. :•.•r.FA•.r�t?�w, r.•irS+X:'`i'x •aa, ••..c a?}••.:' •.'ti•;};�:,:.�4.rr:;:;c••:;}••a:}:Yl..{:.�• .,.•.r.�:`?`:,,`.: } 1{: /w•` '}� : .. .;'a, :a•}.,, ,f,.;;{}c:.. }+'+4�' ^c}Xr. 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May 10, 1994 Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 To Whom It May Concern: We, Jeanne C. MacKinnon, property owner of 360 Beelzebub Road, South Windsor, Connecticut, Albert W. Simpson, property owner of 382 Beelzebub Road, South Windsor, Connecticut and Steve Sorensen, property owner of 370 Beelzebub Road, South Windsor, Connecticut have been informed of a severe and hazardous level of bacteria which has contaminated our well water. While we,the involved parties, appreciate the town supplying us with bottled drinking water and regular water testing,the problem continues to exist. We have been cooperative with Mr. Robert Deptula in the testing process. However, we have not received any definitive answers as to the cause of the contamination, the level of contamination, or the level of danger with regular use of the water in drinking, cooking, dishwashing, bathing, etc. We have been inconvenienced for some time. We have had a problem with bacteria in our water supply since the commencement of construction of Site#2 of the Avery Dam Project. We believe that a direct connection exists between our contaminated water and the construction of Site#2 of the Avery Dam Project as the problem arose upon construction of Site #2. We believe the town and those involved should remedy the situation, i.e. connecting the involved parties to the town water supply. The health problems arising from this situation point to dire consequences. Action on this problem should be immediate as the health dangers of this situation are potentially life-threatening. Please accept this letter as our plea to the Town of South Windsor to remedy our contaminated water situation by connecting our individual properties to the town water supply. We would appreciate an answer at your earliest convenience. If we are not contacted by a town representative with a solution to this problem,we will be forced to take legal action. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. Sincerely, Aatu eanne C.Ma cKi on Albert W. Simpson Steve Sorensen 360 Beelzebub Road 382 Beelzebub Road 370 Beelzebub Road South Windsor,Connecticut South Windsor,Connecticut South Windsor, Connecticut CC: Town Manager•, Town of South Windsor,Health Department/Sanitarian V (OyHN 3GO f4 C 7OWn 07- �•a � 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 SOR.co AREA CODE 203/644-2511 May 16, 1994 CERTIFIED P 3g9 188 994 Mr. Albert W. Simpson 382 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT Dear Mr. Simpson: The Town wishes to thank the involved residents for participating in the testing process attempting to locate the method of contamination to your well water. At this point in time we do not have any definite answers as to the cause of contamination. The Soil Conservation Service has theorized that surface water nun off, which enters the storm drainage system, ultimately reaches the wells. This is the reasoning for the introduction of magnesium chloride to the storm drainage system. In time, the naturally occurring levels of magnesian and chloride in the water would increase if there were a connection. 77te water analysis is conducted by the State Health Department laboratory. As of this wrirng all of the results have not been received by the Town. When they are, you will receive them. 77ie State laboratory is required by the Federal Goveniment to report bacterial contamination as either present or absent. It does not report bacterial counts so that the degree of bacterial contamination is not known. By State guidelines, water containing any colifort colonies is considered non potable and should not be consumed. With one exception (the first sample collected from the Simpson's well) all the bacterial results have been total coliform only and contained no E.coli bacteria (an indicator of contamination from wart blooded animals). Additionally, the chemical constituents nortally associated with organic contamination have been within guidelines or non-existent (i.e., ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, detergents). Total coliform is generally used as an indicator of what may be a more serious bacterial problem. Colifomt are nortal inhabitants of the intestinal tract as well as surface water run-off. When total coliform is found the State lab automatically tests for E. coli. As stated, none has been found (with the one exception) and the chemistry does not indicate any contamination. When the rentinder of the testing results are received they will be reviewed. Connection to the Connecticut Water Company line would certainly be one viable remedial action. Very truly yours, n � Robert Deptula, IDS. Environmental Health Officer RD.jh cc. Jean E. Zurbrigen, Town Manager Michael Gantick, Director of Ptublic Works wr - • t�W" Sea H 70-10snaps-outA Vz1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 �dSoR-CO � AREA CODE 203/644-2511 May 16, 1994 CER77FMD P 399 188 992 Ms. Jeanne C. MacKinnon 360 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT Dear Ms. MacKinnon: the Town wishes to thank the involved residents for participating in the testing process attempting to locate the method of contamination to your well water. At this point in time we do not have any definite answers as to the cause of contamination. The Soil Conservation Service has theorized that surface water ran off, which enters the stonn drainage system, ultimately reaches the wells. This is the reasoning for the introduction of magnesium chloride to the storm drainage system. In time, the naturally occurring levels of magnesian and chloride in the water would increase if there were a connection. The water analysis is conducted by the State Health Department laboratory. As of this writing all of the results have not been received by the Town. When they are, you will receive them. The State laboratory is required by the Federal Government to report bacterial contamination as either present or absent. It does not report bacterial counts so that the degree of bacterial contamination is not known. By State guidelines, water containing any colifonn colonies is considered non potable and should not be consumed. With one exception (the first sample collected from the Sinipson's well) all the bacterial results have been total coliform only and contained. no E.coli bacteria (an indicator of contamination from warm blooded animals). Additionally, the chemical constituents nonnally associated with organic contamination have been within guidelines or non-existent (i.e., ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, detergents). Total colifomt is generally used as an indicator of what may be a more serious bacterial problem. Colifwm are normal inhabitants of the intestinal tract as well as surface water run-off. When total coliform is found the State lab automatically tests for E. coli. As stated none has been found (with the one exception) and the chemistry does not indicate any contamination. When the reminder of the testing results are received they will be reviewed. Connection to the Connecticut Water Company line would certainly be one viable remedial action. Very truly yours, Robert Deptula, RR.7S". Environmental Health Officer RD.jh cc: Jean E. Zurbdgen, Town Manager Michael Gantick; Director of Public Works r YIN 8F4 - TOWn O-P SOUtA ?40f:n&0t 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE , SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 , w SOR•C0 AREA CODE 203/644-2511 May 16, 1994 CERTIFIED P 389189 993 Mr. Steve Sorensen 370 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT Dear Mr. Sorensen: The Town wishes to thank the involved residents for participating in the testing process attempting to locate ? the method of contamination to your well water. At this point in time we do not have any definite answers as to the cause of contamination. 77te Soil Conservation Service has theorized that surface water run off, which enters the storm drainage system, ultimately reaches the wells. 77iis is the reasoning for the introduction of magnesium chloride to the storm drainage system. In time, the naturally occurring levels of magnesian and chloride in the water would increase if there were a connection. The water analysis is conducted by the State Health Department laboratory. As of this writing all of the results have not been received by the Town. When they are, you will receive them. The State laboratory is required by the Federal Government to report bacterial contamination as either present or absent. It does not report bacterial counts so that the degree of bacterial contamination is not known. By State guidelines, water containing any coliform colonies is considered non potable and should not be consumed. With one exception (the first sample collected from the Simpson's well) all the bacterial results have been total colifomz only and contained no E.coli bacteria (an indicator of contamination from warm blooded animals). Additionally, the chemical constituents normally associated with organic contamination have been within guidelines or non-existent (i.e., ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, detergents). Total coliform is generally used as an indicator of what may be a more serious bacterial problem. Coliform are normal inhabitants of the intestinal tract as well as surface water run-off. When total colifornt is found the State lab automatically tests for E. coli. As stated, none has been found (with the one exception) and the chemistry does not indicate any contamination. When the reminder of the testing results are received they will be reviewed Connection to the Connecticut Water Company line would certainly be one viable remedial action. Very truly yours, �, nn Robert DeptuRobert a AS. Environmental Health Officer RD.jh cc: Jean E. Zurbrigen, Town Manager Michael Gantick, Director of Public Works sJ D aO�P SICWA ?40&U&O-t w� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE . SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 R•Co AREA CODE 203/644-2511 March 30, 1994 Mr. Rudy Ch 1 ands Geologist SCS 451 West Street Amherst, MA 01002 Dear Mr. Chlanda: As requested, we have reviewed your geology report concerning the well water quality problems at 360, 370 and 382 Beelzebub Road in South Windsor. Based on this review, we offer the following comments for your consideration. The generalized scope of the report appears, in great part, to address issues clearly beyond the geological realm. Issues such as water quality standards, health effects of certain parameters and bacterial sources are not appropriate to this presentation. The Environmental Protection Agency has promulgated certain guidelines and standards regarding drinking water quality. These standards have been adopted by the State of Connecticut. A turbidity of up to 5 NTU is acceptable. The recommended maximum level for sodium is 28 mg1L and bacteria is either present (non-accep tab 1 e supp Iy) or absent (acceptab 1 e supply). Although the well quality problems at the three wells may be . related the converse may also be true. The well at 382 Beelzebub had the casing extended above grade prior to the known quality problems. This well was also chlorinated but the bacterial contamination recurred after chlorination. The wells at 360 and 370 Beelzebub Road are buried below ground Leading to the possibility of other contaminant entry points. There is a laboratory report indicating no bacterial contamination of number 370 in 1991. The trench excavation in 1989 was for storm water drainage, not sewer line installation. Turbidity can be caused by fine clay or silt particles suspended in the water, but may occur from other sources as well. The physical condition (i.e. pitless adapter, we11 cover, etc.) of the wells at 360 and 370 Beelzebub Road is unknown. Mr. Simpson recently had his well casing extended above grade in conjunction with the installation of a submersible pump. The service line connection at the well is new and should not leak. It is not known for certain if the bedrock-casing seal is intact. w r f March 30, 1994 Page 2 Although the Simpson's well water has tested positive for total coliform in every sample except one (immediately after chlorination), E. col i has been detected only in the first sample collected on November 30, 1993. E. col i is indeed an indicator of contamination from a warm-blooded animal source. Some members of the total coliform group do indeed occur in the intestinal tract of animals, including humans. However, others occur naturally in other environments such as soil or surface water. Street runoff would be expected to contain total coliform. That amount would increase as more runoff from private property collected there. It would be expected that a disturbed, environment rich area such as the wooded, dam site would contain numerous col form in its runoff to the road. The elevated levels of sodium (above 28 mg/L) cannot be satisfactorily explained by road salting operations. The sodium in the Simpson well sample of 11130193 was 14 mg/L and chlorides were 27 mg/L. On December 9, 1993, the sodium was 42 mg/L and chlorides were 94 mg/L. The first application of road salt to Beelzebub Road was several days later. Additionally, the sodium level has decreased with the exception of the sample collected on 1131194. Therefore, the increase could not be attributed to salting operations. Coliform bacteria can be found in any runoff but would most likely be at an increased level from a situation such as the dam site. The large quantity of turbid water flushed into the catch basins is most likely from the dam site. The report does not address the use of vibrating rollers used on the dam site and what effect they may have on the underlying ledge. Nor does it address any effects the many on site test borings or other construction activities may have on the aquifer. Based on the available facts it appears that the cause of the turbidity may be from the dam site (as evidenced by the Simpsons never having. a turbidity problem prior to work at the site). Some coliform my originate from the road, but a more likely source (as discussed previously) is from run-off from the dam site. Please feel free to contact us for further discussion if necessary. Very truly yours, Michael J. Gahtick, P.E. Director of Public Works Robert Dep tula, R.S. Environmental Health Officer MG/RD:jh w . ,,Qyi N 8 4 C� — al = / c�wn 119P S'OZL;1% a 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 soR-CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 January 28, 1994 Mr. Robert H. Terry, Jr. Contracting Officer Soil Conservation Service 16 Professional Park Road Storrs, CT 06268-1299 Dear Mr. Terry: Thank you for your correspondence of January 10, 1994 regarding the well contamination problem on Beelzebub Road. In addition to the Simpson' s well having bacterial problems, two additional wells at 370 and 360 Beelzebub Road have been confirmed positive for total coliform contamination. Unfortunately, the tops of both of these wells are buried below grade. Neither one has been chlorinated and most likely will not be chlorinated until weather conditions permit access. It is possible that the cover gaskets of each of these two wells is not intact or that surface water may be entering these wells in some other manner. However, the residents at 370 Beelzebub reported cloudiness of their water at the same time as the Simpsons did and the residents at #360 reported a taste problem. Both of these quality problems eventually cleared themselves. In addition, the Sorensens at 370 Beelzebub Road had a water analysis conducted in November of 1991. At that time, there was no bacterial problem. Other parameters tested for at that time compare closely with the only other available analysis of their water to this point in time. As you are aware, Mr. Polvlech of your office has met with this Department and has received copies of all available water analyses. I am also of the understanding that a soil conservation geologist is reviewing available data in hopes of finding a possible solution to this problem. Robert H. Terry, Jr. Contracting Officer Soil Conservation Service January 28, 1994 Page 2 The water chemistry (especially the Simpsons well where there are many reports) does not indicate bacterial contamination from sewage or septic system (low or undetectable ammonia, nitrates, nitrites, no ABS) . Regard A and B of your correspondence, I am presently trying to contact the well person who did the work in 1992 and hopefully will have those. answers soon. Thank you for your, cooperation in this matter. I look forward toward more positive dialogue and research working toward a solution to this problem. Very truly yours, Robert Deptul'a, R. S. Environmental Health Officer RD:jh c 1 I i ?40 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 SOR•CO� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 December 28, 1993 Mr. Mike Risatto Soil Conservation Service 16 Professional Park Road Storrs, Connecticut 06268-1299 Dear Mr. Risatto: As you _are aware from our conversation on December 6, 1993, the residents at 382 Beelzebub Road, South Windsor have been experiencing problems with their well water being cloudy. They associate this with the flood control work being conducted in the vicinity of their property since this is the first- time since living there (they are the original owner) that this has happened. The Simpsons report that the cloudiness problem began this Fall and has been intermittent ever since, most recently on December 21, and 22, 1993. The water cleared on December 23, 1993. Additionally, they stated there was no problem while the road to the project area was being worked on, only when work progressed at the actual site. In July of 1992 the Simpsons installed a submersible pump in their well and extended their well casing above grade. During the second week of December 1993 the cover gasket was replaced and the well was chlorinated. The Simpsons first contacted this Department on November 29, 1993, with a complaint regarding their water quality (cloudiness) A sample was collected on 11130193 (the water at that time did have a cloudy appearance) and analyzed at the State Health Department laboratory. Bacteria in the form of total coli form and Escherichia coli were both present. f i is Mr. Mike Risatto Soil Conservation Service December 28, 1993 Page 2 On December 9, 1993 a follow-up sample was collected for analysis. Total coliform was present. E. coli was not. On that date Mr. Simpson reported the water had cleared up "three or four days ago. " Also on December 9, 1993 Mr. Simpson chlorinated his well to address the bacterial problem. On December 15, 1993 a water sample was collected for analysis. A verbal report from the lab indicates no bacterial problem. A follow-up sample was collected on December 27, 1993. Results are not available at this time. Mr. Simpson stated that during the construction of his home several underground springs were encountered and there may be an association with these, the construction work, and his well problem. We request your investigation of this matter and response to same as soon as possible. Very truly yours, Robert Deptu a, R.S. 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CONN. 06074 sox•co AREA CODE 203/644-2511 July 29, 1994 CERTIFIED Z 262 392 43.2 Mr. Albert W. Simpson 382 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT Dear Mr. Simpson: Enclosed are copies of your water analyses from May 24 through June 22, 1994 . The sample collected on May 24 does not contain coliform contamination and meets other guidelines for a potable water supply. Unfortunately, the samples collected on June 8 and June 22, 1994 do contain total coliform and because of this the water is considered non-potable and should not be consumed. The standard plate count referenced in one of the reports is the total number . of colonies which develop from a specific amount of water. Drinking water is almost never sterile and there will almost always be a standard plate count. The coliform group is an indicator of actual bacteria contamination. Its presence or absence indicates potability or non-potability. Also enclosed is a copy of the consultants . report on the magnesium chloride tracer study. This study was unfortunately inconclusive in determining if there was an association between your well and the Town storm drainage system. However, during the winter months when sodium chloride was used for snow and ice control, the levels of sodium in your well actually decreased as the winter progressed and more sodium chloride was added to the pavement. This would appear to negate any link between the storm drainage system and your well. It does not seem likely that the source of bacterial contamination to your well will be found. Page 2 July 29, 1994 CERTIFIED Z 262 392 432 As property owners, there are several tasks associated with your well that you may preform which may solve the problem of contaminated water entering the well. The well casing itself may be checked for cracks or breaks and the juncture of the casing- and bedrock can be checked to ensure there is no leakage. Possibly, the existing well can be sealed thus preventing entry of the contaminated aquifer and the well could be drilled deeper until an appropriate quantity of water is found. Also, the possibility exists that there may be a leak in the water line that goes from the well to your house. If the bacterial contamination cannot be prevented from entering your well, treatment systems such as an automatic chlorinator or an ultra-violet light system may be installed. Finally,. you may connect to the Connecticut Water Company water line which is in Beelzebub Road. Regrettably, the * Town cannot participate either physically or financially in any of the above mentioned activities . If you have any questions, please call the South Windsor Town Hall at 644-2511, Extension 248 . Very truly yours, A Robert Deptula, R.S. Environmental Health Officer RD:jh cc: Jean E. Zurbrigen, Town Manager Attorney James D. 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