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JUN-12-1997 17:03 337 P.01 DRINKING WATER ACTION LEVEL DETERMINATIONS FOR SECTION 22a-471 OcWber 1996 ACTION LEVEL CHEMICAL {ugIL) ACRYLONITRILE` 33.00 ARSENIC 50.00 BARIUM 1000.00 BENZENE 1.00 CADMIUM 5•Q0 CARBON TETRACHLORIDE 5.00 CHLORDANE 0.30 CHROMIUM, total 50.00' CYANIDE 200.00 wa 1,4(p)-DICHLOROBENZENE 75.00 g 1,2-DICHLOROETHANE(EDC) 1.00 CL 1,1-DICHLOROETHYLENE 7.00 1,2-DI HLOROPROPANE 5.00 1,3-GICHLOROPROPENE 10.00 DIELDRIN 0.01 �► . 1,443IOXANE' 20.00 ENDRI 0.20 N' � a ETHYLENE DIBROMIDE(EDS) 0.05 ;, 3 a ETHYLENE GLYCOL' 100.00 ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL 1000.00 , LEAD 15.00 +* °- LINDANE 0,20 °- MANGANESE 5000.00 MERCURY 2.00 METHOXYCHLOR 40.00 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 6.00 (DICHLOROMETHANE) _ - METHYL ETHYL KETONE(MEI9 1000.00 METHYL TERTIARY BUTYL ETHER (MTBE) 100,00 NITRITE NITROGEN 1000.00 POLYCHLORINATED BIPHEWLS 0.50 (PCs) SELENIUM 10.00 TOTAL PETROLEUM 50.00 HYDROCARBONS(TPH) TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 5.00 TOLUENE 1000.00 TOXAPHENE 3.00 2,4,5-TP (SILVEX) 10.00 1,1,1 TRICHLOROETHANE 200,00 TRICHLCROETHYLENE 5.00 1,2,3-TRICHLOROPROPANE 0.05 VINYL CHLORIDE 2,00 a UAO R REVIEW,ff detected,=dad both OPH and DEP for an evaluadm. JUN-12-1997 17:04 337 P•03 STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES D CAE OBE OFFIC@ OF COMP445SIONER APR 2 5 1990 U April 23, 1990 DOW.dErIVIron ental office of Leslie Carothers, Commissioner Department of Environmental Protection 165 Capitol Avenue Hartford, Connecticut 06106 RE: Guidelines for Dieldrin in Water, Update of February 9, 1990 Dear Commissioner Carothers: In accordance with Section 22a-471 of the General Statutes, I hereby find that pollution of grouudwatere by Dieldrin at greater than 0.01 ppb can reasonably be expected to create an unacceptable risk of injury to the health or safety of persons using the groundwater as a public or private source of water for drinking. This finding is made on the basis of the Department's present knowledge of the health effects of this chemical. if new information results in a change, we will advise you. Since ely, oz� ' +crick G. Adams, D.D.S. , M.P.H. ii"issioner Peter D. Galbraith, D.M.D. , M.P.H. Chief, Bureau of Health Promotion FGP./PDG/mw 3109-31 cc. Elsie Patton Paul Schur Gerald Ivan Telephone 150 Washington Street Hartford, Ct. 06106 An Eeual Owoortuuity Emvlover TOTAL P.03 JUN-12-1997 17:03 337 P.02 FIECOVEE) STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEC 2 71995 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH WATER MANAGEMPN'r V Fiz, DO Date December 13, 1495 DOW.i7�wt�vt`�GP1II?��?WpPCt��"iior, Sidney J. Holbrook, Commissioner L? lG GP COMMIUM01W Department of Environmental. protection 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106 RE.-Guidelines for Chlordane in water Dear Commissioner Holbrook: In accordance with Section 22a-471 of the General Statutes, I hereby find that pollution of groundwaters by chlordane at greater than 0.3 ug/l can reasonably be expected to create an unacceptable risk of injury to the health or safety of persons using . the groundwater as a source of water for drinking or other personal~ or domestic uses. This finding is made on the basis of the Department's current knowledge of health effects of chlordane. These recommendations may change if additional information becomes available. Sincerely, Stephen A. Harri n Commissioner SAH/DP Chlord.doc pc: H. Davidson G. Ivan P. Schur 00ft, Phone: Telephone Device for the Peaf (203) 566-1279 150 Washington Street --- Hartford, CT 06106 An Equal Opportunity Employer STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION August 11, 1995 QW Mrs. Jan Murtha 102 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 Re: Well Water Sample Results 102 Beelzebub Road Dear Mrs. Murtha: Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory report from the well water sample obtained from the outside tap of your residence on July 13, 1995. The sample was analyzed for the presence of pesticides. As the results indicate, no pesticides were detected in the sample. Therefore, based upon these results, your well water is considered potable. Mr. Robert Deptula will be sending you a letter which will offer you the opportunity to connect to public water, due to the historical detection of pesticides in area wells. It is strongly recommended that you participate in the reimbursement program to connect to the public water system and abandon your well, even though at this time, no detectable concentrations of pesticides were found in your well. Since the Town is still under an order by the Department of Environmental Protection to . provide a long-term supply of potable water to the residents of Beelzebub Road, it is once again offering you the opportunity to connect to public water. The reason for this is to ensure the long- term supply of safe, potable water at your residence. The State is currently, and has been supplying your home with bottled water at no charge. The bottled water currently being delivered your home will cease within 30 days after the offer to connect is extended by the Town. However, please note that if you decide not to connect to the public water system, the Town of South Windsor will monitor your well water for pesticides on an annual basis. If pesticides are detected at a later date, you will not be eligible to receive bottled water from the State. In addition, you may not be eligible to participate in the reimbursement program in order to hook-up to the public water system. (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 An Equal Opportunity Employer If you should have any questions regarding the results, please do not hesitate to call me at 424-3 774: Sincerely, Cynthia Knight Environmental Analyst Bureau of Water Management Permitting, Enforcement& Remediation Division enclosure cc: Robert Deptula, Town of S. Windsor STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTI •ON t September 18, 1996 SITE NA)At ADDRESS TOWN Robert Deptula FILE TYPEa c Sanitarian Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Water Supply Order No. 4458 Modified Dear Bob: This is to confirm our September 17, 1996 discussion of properties whose drinking water wells are polluted with EDB and/or TCP. The Town of South Windsor is eligible to receive funding under the grant agreement dated November 9, 1987 for the connection to public water and the abandonment of water supply wells at the following properties: 437 Clark Street' 1 480 Clark Street 1 489 Clark Street 324 Deming Street 274 Smith Street 291 Smith Street These residents must be notified of the procedure to be followed to connect to public water and abandon their water supply wells. As I indicated in my letters dated September 17, 1996 to four of these residents, funding for the connections will be available only if the wells are abandoned. As we discussed however, there may be situations in which the DEP will allow a polluted well to remain for specific uses. If any homeowner indicates that they would consider connecting to public water only if they could continue to use their well for watering extensive lawns, etc. they should contact me directly or submit a letter to me outlining why they want to continue using their polluted well water. Please note that if the DEP approves continued use of a well, the homeowner will incur certain expenses for backflow preventors, cross connection surveys, and treatment of the polluted water. ( Printed on Recycled Paper) '9 E,m street • Hartford, CT 06106 - 51— An Equal Opportunity Employer As noted above, the cost for filter maintenance for the first five years after installation is a grant eligible cost. The Town, however, must submit for DEP review, a cost estimate for filter replacement for those homes that install GAC filter systems (where public water is not available). This will ensure the availability of these funds and that payment requests get processed efficiently. Additionally, the costs for annual monitoring of the raw and treated water for the first five years after installation is a grant eligible cost. Again, the Town must submit an estimate of what these costs will be. For those homeowners who previously installed GAC filter systems (395 Ellington Road. 175 Clark Street, 1075 Pleasant Valley and 351 Oakland Street), the Town must provide information on the recommended maintenance schedule. If these filter systems have not been maintained in past years, samples of the raw and treated water(after the first and second carbon canisters) should be collected to evaluate the effectiveness of the systems. Although these filters may have been installed a number of years ago, funding for the maintenance for a five.year -period will be available under the grant,however, as noted above,the Town must submit an estimate of what these costs will be. Analytical reports on water quality at 29 Ridge Road indicate a history of EDB levels that exceed the action level. My records indicate that although the Town is eligible to receive funding for this property to connect to public water, the property owner installed a GAC filter system. Additionally, the DEP is currently providing this property with bottled water. The property owner should be given written notice regarding the availability of the public water line and notice that if they choose not to connect to the water main, bottled water deliveries will be discontinued. They should also be given information on filter maintenance, although the costs they incur for maintenance are not grant eligible. As we discussed, further monitoring is required at a number of properties to evaluate current water quality, effectiveness of treatment systems, or to confirm recent analytical data. In our meeting it was agreed that you would collect samples at the following locations: 479 Clark Street- raw water 56 Felt Road - raw water(check if home is connected to public water first) 395 Ellington Road - raw and 1st treated tap (prior samples from outside tap- is this raw or treated water) 351 Oakland Street- raw and 1st treated tap (prior samples from outside tap - is this raw or treated water) 3 The DEP is currently providing bottled water to 489 Clark Street. This homeowner should be riotified that if they elect not to connect to the public water supply system, bottled water deliveries will be discontinued. I recommend that in your letter to the homeowners, you provide a form that can be completed by them to indicate that either 1) they will connect to the public water supply and abandon their well, or 2) they are not interested in connecting to public water and understand that funding for such connection may not be available in the future. I also recommend that you provide information regarding the installation of GAC filters as an alternative (that the homeowner would have to pay for) if they elect not to connect to public water. I have enclosed copies of the DEP Fact Sheet on GAC Filters and specifications for filter installations. It should be pointed out that the filters are only effective if they are maintained, and the homeowner would assume responsibility for the maintenance of the filters if they choose that option over public water. The Town of South Windsor is eligible to receive funding under the grant agreement dated November 9, 1987 for the installation of GAC filter systems and 5 years costs for maintenance and monitoring of the GAC filters at the following properties where public water is not available: 440 Deming Street 443 Deming Street 339 Oakland Road 359 Oakland Road You indicated in our meeting that you would confirm whether or not 443 Deming Street is currently vacant and scheduled to be demolished. Please notify me when you have obtained this information. These property owners must be notified of the procedure to be followed to install a GAC filter system. The enclosed GAC filter specifications may be provided to the homeowners as guidance.The Town should collect water samples from these homes for analysis for general physical/chemical parameters including iron and manganese, and for bacteria to determine if chlorination or pretreatment is required. The homeowners should also be notified that the recommended maintenance for GAC filters installed for EDB removal is carbon replacement once every two years. This maintenance schedule is based on the study completed for the homes that had GAC filter systems installed under the EDB Settlement Agreement in which the frequency of breakthrough at the first filter was evaluated. Carbon replacement consists of moving the backup carbon canister into the primary canister location and installing fresh carbon into the backup location. 2 1075 Pleasant Valley Road- raw and 1 st treated tap (shares well with 175 Clark Street) 37 Ridge Road- sample in Oct. 1996 -due to the elevated level of TCP; please sample for VOCs and EDB -this will help us determine if their is a connection between TCP and 1,2-dichloropropane. (also send results of July 1996 sampling) If a property being sampled has treatment on their water supply,_please indicate that on the sample sheet and under sample location indicate if the water is raw or treated(ie. raw water tap, first treated tap, kitchen tap -treated, etc.) The DEP will resample the following properties in July 1997 to evaluate if the EDB levels have increased, however we agreed that you will send the homeowners the analytical reports for the July 1996 sampling. 430 Ellington Road 361 Clark Street Additionally, I will be making arrangements for sampling to be conducted at the following properties for which I have no analytical data. These properties are located in the vicinity of other properties which have polluted wells. 424 Clark Street 444 Clark Street 315 Deming Street 373 Deming Street 236 Smith Street 307 Smith Street Once the sampling is completed, I will notify you if any of these properties require further action. Copies of the analytical results will be sent to you when they are sent to the homeowners. Although we did not discuss a schedule for completing the requirements outlined in this letter, I am requesting that where written notification to a property owner is needed(to outline procedures to connect to public water, install GAC filters, etc.), the letters should be sent by October 28, 1996. Please send me copies of the letters you send to the property owners. 4 If you have any questions, please contact me at(860)424-3771. Sincerely, Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst Permitting, Enforcement& Remediation Division enclosures cc: Hilda Dodge Matthew Galligan, Town Manager sent certified mail 3$7- 5 O0 bqq- return receipt requested 5 STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION April 14, 1997 ������ r�c� U Robert Deptula Sanitarian 1g�1 1 Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Water Supply Order No. 4458 Modified Dear Bob: As we discussed in our meeting on April 9, 1997, the Town of South Windsor has not fulfilled its obligations under Water Supply Order No. 4458 Modified and Water Supply Order No. WC4949 which require the provision of a permanent water supply to residents whose wells have been polluted with pesticides including EDB and dieldrin. I have enclosed a copy of my letter dated September 18, 1996 that summarized our discussion of September 17, 1996 including identification of those items the Town was to complete. Per our discussion of April 9, 1997, many of these items have not been completed by the Town of South Windsor. This letter summarizes our discussions of_April 9 including the tasks that the Toxvn of South Windsor must complete. It also identifies the tasks that are necessary to address the properties on Beelzebub Road. GAC Filter System Installations: The Town of South Windsor is eligible to receive funding under the grant agreement dated November 9, 1987 for the installation of GAC filter systems and 5 years costs for maintenance and monitoring of the GAC filters at the following properties where public water is not available: 437 Clark Street 339 Oakland Street 440 Deming Road " 359 Oakland Street As general information I have enclosed a copy of the Department's Fact Sheet on GAC filt;°r s�steins and tide specifications for GAC filter installations. Please note that the specifications for installation have been modified to be specific for removal of EDB. It should also be noted that although required in the specifications. a filter system installed without the pr::ssure gauges will be acceptable for removal of EDB. (Printed on Recycled Paper) '9 Ai-, Streer • Hartf;;d. CT :i,cX, 512. An Equal Opportunity Employer 2 For any property that is installing a GAC filter system, the Town must notify the property owner regarding the procedure to follow to install a GAC filter system. As noted in my September 18, 1996 letter, the Town should collect water samples from the homes that are to install GAC filters for analysis for bacteria and general physical/chemical parameters including iron and manganese to determine if chlorination or pretreatment is required. The Town must also provide the homeowner with guidance on the maintenance that the homeowner should take (replacement of sediment filters and replacement of carbon). Based on testing that has been done by the DEP, carbon filter maintenance (moving the backup carbon canister into the primary canister location and installing fresh carbon into the backup location) should be completed once every two years. As we discussed,the cost for filter maintenance for the first five years after installation is a grant eligible cost. The Town, however, must submit a cost estimate (including justification) for the 5 years maintenance/monitoring costs for DEP approval and to ensure that appropriate funds will be available. Additionally, the costs for annual monitoring of the raw and treated water for the first five years after installation is a grant eligible cost. The Town must submit, for DEP approval, an estimate of what these costs will be or reimbursement will not be available. Again, as stated in my September 18 letter, for any property that previously installed a GAC filter system, the Town must provide the homeowner with information on the recommended maintenance schedule and should determine, and notify the DEP,whether or not any maintenance has been performed. If sediment filters and/or carbon changes have not been completed, then the Town should submit a proposal (including costs estimates) to complete such work for a five year period to the DEP for approval. Please note that the Town must notify the DEP in writing once a GAC filter system has been installed.. This will allow me to update my data table and as necessary, discontinue bottled water deliveries. Public Water Connections: The Town of South Windsor is eligible to receive funding under the grant agreement dated November 9, 1987 for the connection to public water and the abandonment of water supply wells at the following properties: 480 Clark Street 250 Smith Street 489 Clark Street 274 Smith Street 324 Deming Road 291 Smith Street 29 Ridge Road As stated in my September 18 letter, these residents must be notified of the procedure to be followed to connect to public water and abandon their water supply wells. Funding for the connections wil'_ be available only if the �velis are abandoned. ks previousi discussed, there 3 may be specific situations in which the DEP will allow a polluted well to remain. If any homeowner indicates that they would consider connecting to public water only if they could continue to use their well for watering extensive lawns, etc., they should contact me directly or submit a letter to me outlining why they want to continue using their polluted well. Please note that if the DEP approves,continued use of a well, the homeowner will incur certain expenses for backflow preventors, cross connection surveys, and treatment of the polluted water. For any homeowner that intends to connect to public water, the Town must submit 3 cost estimates for the connection and well abandonment to the DEP for approval. This will ensure that funds are available for reimbursement. The following summarizes our discussions regarding specific addresses: . 175 Clark Street/1075 Pleasant Valley Road These two properties share a well. A GAC filter was installed in October 1990. Per prior correspondence you were to arrange for sampling of the raw and treated water. Based on our recent conversation, this testing has not yet been completed. It was agreed that you would complete this testing within 1-2 weeks. (Please note the property owner should be notified regarding appropriate maintenance requirements). 361 Clark Street: The DEP is scheduled to resample this residence in July, 1997. Per my letter of September 18, you were to send the results of the July 1996 testing to the resident. Based on our most recent discussions, a letter was sent to the homeowner and you will forward me a copy. 437 Clark Street: The Town is eligible to receive funding for a GAC filter system for this property. Based on our recent discussions, you will arrange for bacteria and general chemical/physical parameter sampling and submit cost estimates for the GAC filter installation and maintenance. 479 Clark Street: Per my letter of September 18, you were to sample to evaluate current levels of EDB in the water supply well at this residence. If the concentration of EDB exceeds the action level, the Town will be el gible to Yecci-,e funding for pub lie water (i f available) -jr a GAC Mier. To ua , ,his ,est ,y(Y has not been completed. In our April 9 meeting you indicated the sampling will be conducted. 4 480 Clark Street: The Town is eligible to receive funding for connection to public water and abandonment of the water supply well for this property. Per my letter of September 18 and our September discussions, you were to send the results of the July 1996 testing to the resident and notify them of the procedure to follow to connect to public water. Based on our recent discussions, you will send the appropriate notification. 489 Clark Street: The Town is eligible to receive funding for connection to public water and abandonment of the water supply well for this property. Per my letter of September 18, you were to notify the resident of the procedure to follow to connect to public water including notification regarding discontinuance of bottled water deliveries. (See attached 9/18/96 letter). 315 and 373 Deming Street These two properties are scheduled to be sampled by the DEP this month. 324 Deming Street: The Town is eligible to receive funding for connection to public water and abandonment of the water supply well for this property (the concentrations of both EDB and TCP are above the action levels). Per my letter of September 18 and our September discussions, you were to notify the resident of the procedure to follow to connect to public water. Based on our recent discussions, you will send the appropriate notification. 350 Deming S eet'� 6=4-R� pew, n"�. �^ ,,,� This residence installed a GAC filter system in order to receive a Certificate of Occupancy from p y s� the Town. It was agreed that you would collect water samples from the raw, 1 st treated and 2nd treated taps to evaluate the effectiveness of the treatment system. Additionally, information regarding maintenance requirements must be forwarded to the homeowner. Funding for maintenance may be available as noted above. 440 Deming Street: This residence is currently receiving bottled water from the DEP due to EDB above the action le�,ei. The T o«.i is eligible to receive funding for a GAC filter system for this property. The well water must be tested for bacteria and general chemical/physical parameters to evaluate the need for pretreatment, notification regarding procedure for installation must be sent to the homeowner. and cost-stirnates for the G.AC filter installation and maintenance submitted to the DEP. You 5 indicated in our discussion that the water main may be extended past this property in the future. Unless this extension is imminent, the property owner must be notified of the procedure regarding GAC installation. If public water comes in at a later date, the resident will then have the option of connecting on their own. 443 Deming: You confirmed that this property is still vacant and likely to be demolished in the future. 395 Ellington Road: A GAC filter system was installed at this property in 1990. Per prior correspondence you were to arrange for sampling of the raw and treated water. Based on our recent conversation, this testing has not yet been completed. It was agreed that you would complete this testing within 1-2 weeks and also determine if maintenance has been completed in the past. Please note the property owner should be notified regarding appropriate maintenance requirements. 430 Ellington Road: The DEP is scheduled to resample this residence in July, 1997. Per my letter of September 18, you were to send the results of the July 1996 testing to the resident. Based on our most recent discussions, a letter may have been sent to the homeowner. If a letter was sent, a copy must be forwarded to me. If not, the results must be sent to the homeowner(with a copy to me). 56 Felt Road: Per my letter September 1996 letter, you were to sample this residence to evaluate current EDB concentrations. This testing must be completed. 339 Oakland Road: The Town is eligible to receive funding for a GAC filter system for this property, which is currently receiving bottled water. Per my letter of September 1996, you were to send notification regarding filter installation/maintenance. The well water at this home must be tested for bacteria and general chemical/physical parameters to evaluate the need for pretreatment. notification regarding the procedure for filter installation must be sent to the homeowner. and cost estimates for the GAC filter installation and maintenance submitted to the DEP for approval prior to installation. 57 Oallar_d Road: �, � � , This property installed a GAC filter system in 1992. Per prior correspondence. you were to arrange for sampling of the raw and treated water. Based on our recent conversation. this testing( 6 has not yet been completed. It was agreed that you would complete this testing within 1-2 "veeks and also determine if maintenance has been completed in the past. Please note the property owner should be notified regarding appropriate maintenance requirements and available funding,. 359 Oakland Road: 4;66,, , The Town is eligible to receive funding for a GAC filter system for this property. Per my letter of September 1996, you were to send notification regarding filter installation/maintenance. The well water at this home must be tested for bacteria and general chemical/physical parameters to evaluate the need for pretreatment, notification regarding the procedure for filter installation must be sent to the homeowner, and cost estimates for the GAC filter installation and maintenance submitted to the DEP for approval prior to installation. 29 Ridge Road: 1 This property has EDB at levels that exceed the action level. Per my letter dated September 18, 1996 the Town is eligible to receive funding for this property to connect to public water and abandon their well. However, my records indicate that the homeowner installed a GAC filter system at this property. It was previously agreed that you would notify the homeowner regarding their eligibility for the public water connection, the discontinuance of bottled water, and if they chose to keep their GAC filter, provide guidance on maintenance requirements. These items must be addressed. It is recommended that samples be collected to confirm the GAC filter is working effectively. 236 and 307 Smith Street: These two properties are scheduled to be sampled by the DEP this month. 250 Smith Street: This property was not discussed in our September 1996 meeting. The residents are currently receiving bottled water due to elevated concentrations of TCP. Due to the historical presence of EDB at concentrations exceeding the action level, the Town is eligible to receive funding for connection to public water and abandonment of the water supply well for this property. The homeowner must be notified of the appropriate procedure to follow and cost estimates submitted for approval prior to the initiation of the work. - --- 274 Smith Street: Per my letter dated September 18. 1996, you sent a letter dated October 9, 1996 to this property notifying them that they should connect to public water and abandon their well. The Town must follow-up with the property owner to obtain written notification as to whether or not they will connect. Please note that the concentration of TCP in the water supply well at this prepertN7 also 7 exceeds the action level. 291 Smith Street: Per my letter dated September 18, 1996, you sent a letter dated October 9, 1996 to this property notifying them that they should connect to public water and abandon their well. The Town must follow-up with the property owner to obtain written notification as to whether or not they will connect. Beelzebub Road Properties: The Town of South Windsor is eligible to receive funding under the grant agreement for the connection to public water and the abandonment of water supply wells at the following properties: 65 Beelzebub Road 121 Beelzebub Road 80 Beelzebub Road 122 Beelzebub Road 81 Beelzebub Road 136 Beelzebub Road 90 Beelzebub Road 146 Beelzebub Road 102 Beelzebub Road 152 Beelzebub Road 105 Beelzebub Road 161 Beelzebub Road The same general guidelines listed above must be followed to notify these residents of the procedure to connect to public water and abandon their water supply wells. ,As noted above, funding for the connections will be available only if the wells are abandoned. The Town is requested to complete all sampling identified in this letter by April 30, 1997. Additionally, please send me copies of any correspondence sent to the properties identified in this letter. As we discussed, the Town of South Windsor must follow-up with those residents . who have not responded to prior notification from the Town regarding connection to public water or installation of GAC filter systems. A summary letter outlining the items that have been completed and a schedule for completing the remaining items must be submitted to me by May 9, 1997. 8 If you have any questions, please contact me at(860)424-3771. Sincerely, Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst Permitting, Enforcement& Remediation Division c: Hilda Dodge Matthew Galligan, Town Manager Sent Certified Mail 4 4 s 13 Return Receipt Requested "o- STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEP:�RT.IENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION • x September 18. 1996 SrMNAhM ADDRESS TOWN - Robert Deptula PILE a L_ Sanitarian Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Water Supply Order No. 4458 Modified Dear Bob: This is to confirm our September 17, 1996 discussion of properties whose drinking water wells are polluted with EDB and/or TCP. The Town of South Windsor is eligible to receive funding under the grant agreement dated November 9, 1987 for the connection to public water and the abandonment of water supply wells at the following properties: 437 Clark Street 480 Clark Street l 489 Clark Street 324 Deming Street 274 Smith Street 291 Smith Street These residents must be notified of the procedure to be followed to connect to public water and abandon their water supply wells. As I indicated in my letters dated September 17, 1996 to four of these residents, funding for the connections will be available only if the wells are abandoned. As we discussed however, there may be situations in which the DEP will allow a polluted well to remain for specific uses. If any homeowner indicates that they would consider connecting to public water only if they could continue to use their well for watering extensive lawns, etc. they should contact me directly or submit a letter to me outlining why they want to continue using their polluted well water. Please note that if the DEP approves continued use of a well. the homeowner will incur certain expenses for backflow preventors, cross connection surveys, and treatment of the polluted water. ( Printed on Recvcled Paver) An Equa! Opportunity Employer The DEP is currently providing bottled water to 489 Clark Street. This homeowner should be notified that if they elect not to connect to the public water supply system, bottled water deliveries will be discontinued. I recommend that in your letter to the homeowners. you provide a form that can be completed by them to indicate that either 1) they w1Il connect to the public water supply and abandon their well, or?) they are not interested in connecting to public water and understand that funding for such connection may not be available in the future. I also recommend that you provide information regarding the installation of GAC filters as an alternative (that the homeowner would have to pay for) if they elect not to connect to public water. I have enclosed copies of the DEP Fact Sheet on GAC Filters and specifications for filter installations. It should be pointed out that the filters are only effective if they are maintained, and the homeowner would assume responsibility for the maintenance of the filters if they choose that option over public water. The Town of South Windsor is eligible to receive funding under the grant agreement dated November 9, 1987 for the installation of GAC filter systems and 5 years costs for maintenance and monitoring of the GAC filters at the following properties where public water is not available: 440 Deming Street 443 Deming Street 339 Oakland Road 359 Oakland Road You indicated in our meeting that you would confirm whether or not 443 Deming Street is currently vacant and scheduled to be demolished. Please notify me when you have obtained this information. These property owners must be notified of the procedure to be followed to install a GAC filter system. The enclosed GAC filter specifications may be provided to the homeowners as guidance. The Town should collect water samples from these homes for analysis for general" physicaUchemical parameters including iron and manganese, and for bacteria to determine if chlorination or pretreatment is required. The homeowners should also be notified that the recommended maintenance for GAC filters installed for EDB removal is carbon replacement once every two years. This maintenance schedule is based on the study completed for the homes that had GAC filter systems installed under the EDB Settlement Agreement in which the frequency of breakthrough at the first filter was evaluated. Carbon replacement consists of moving the backup carbon canister into the primary canister location and installing fresh carbon into the backup location. - As noted above, the cost for filter maintenance for the first five years after installation is a grant eligible costa The Town. however, must submit for DEP review, a cost estimate for filter replacement for those homes that install GAC'filter systems (where public water is not available). This will ensure the availability of these funds and that payment requests get processed efficiently. Additionally, the costs for annual monitoring of the raw and treated water for the first five years after installation is a grant eligible cost. Again, the Town must submit an estimate of what these costs will be. For those homeowners who previously installed GAC filter systems (395 Ellington Road. 175 Clark Street, 1075 Pleasant Valley and 351 Oakland Street), the Town must provide information on the recommended maintenance schedule. If these filter systems have not been maintained in past years, samples of the raw and treated water(after the first and second carbon canisters) should be collected to evaluate the effectiveness of the systems. Although these filters may have been installed a number of years ago, funding for the maintenance for a five year .period will be available under the grant,however, as noted above, the Town must submit an estimate of what these costs will be. Analytical reports on water quality at 29 Ridge Road indicate a history of EDB levels that exceed the action level. My records indicate that although the Town is eligible to receive funding for this property to connect to public water, the property owner installed a GAC filter system. Additionally, the DEP is currently providing this property with bottled water. The property owner should be given written notice regarding the availability of the public water line and notice that if they choose not to connect to the water main, bottled water deliveries will be discontinued. They should also be given information on filter maintenance, although the costs they incur for maintenance are not grant eligible. As we discussed, further monitoring is required at a number of properties to evaluate current water quality, effectiveness of treatment systems, or to confirm recent analytical data. In our meeting it was agreed that you would collect samples at the following locations: 479 Clark Street- raw water 56 Felt Road - raw water(check if home is connected to public water first) 395 Ellington Road - raw and 1 st treated tap (prior samples from outside tap- is this raw or treated water) 351 Oakland Street- raw and 1st treated tap (prior samples from outside tap - is this raw or treated water) 1075 Pleasant Valley Road - raw and 1st treated tap (shares well with 175 Clark Street) 37 Ridge Road - sample in Oct. 1996 -due to the elevated level of TCP; please sample for VOCs and EDB -this will help us determine if their is a connection between TCP and 1r'7--dichloropropane. (also send results of July 1996 sampling) If a property being sampled has treatment on their water supply, please indicate that on the sample sheet and under sample location indicate if the water is raw or treated(ie. raw water tap, first treated tap, kitchen tap -treated, etc.) The DEP will resample the following properties in July 1997 to evaluate if the EDB levels have increased, however we agreed that you will send the homeowners the analytical reports for the July 1996 sampling. 430 Ellington Road 361 Clark Street Additionally, I will be making arrangements for sampling to be conducted at the following properties for which I have no analytical data These properties are located in the vicinity of other properties which have polluted wells. 424 Clark Street 444 Clark Street 315 Deming Street 373 Deming Street 236 Smith Street 307 Smith Street Once the sampling is completed, I will notify you if any of these properties require f irther action. Copies of the analytical results will be sent to you when they are sent to the homeowners. Although we did not discuss a schedule for completing the requirements outlined in this letter, I am requesting that where written notification to a property owner is needed(to outline procedures to connect to public water, install GAC filters, etc.), the letters should be sent by October 28, 1996. Please send me copies of the letters you send to the property owners. 4 If you have any questions,please contact me at(860)424-3771. Sincerely, Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst Permitting, Enforcement& Remediation Division enclosures cc: Hilda Dodge Matthew Galligan,Town Manager sent certified mail 3$7- �O 1 t9g4- return receipt requested S 4 w SOWN St •j s 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR CONN. 06074 r�OSOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 3, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497818 Anthony P. Marouski 175 Clark Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Marouski: Enclosed are copies of your most recent water analysis. Sample I.D. number 7 M RAW had EDB at 0.25 parts per billion, above the standard of 0.05 parts per billion. Sample I.D.number 8 M GAC1 had EDB at 0.024 parts per billion. That sample was collected after the first filter. Sample number 9 M GAC2 was collected after the second filter and contained no EDB. Enclosed for your use is information pertaining to the installation,monitoring and general data pertaining to GAC filters. The DEP has stated that you are eligible to be reimbursed 60.8% of the cost of five years of filter maintenance. Three estimates for the five years of maintenance must be obtained. These estimates must be submitted to the Town who will forward them to the DEP for approval. Pre-approval from the DEP must be obtained in order to qualify for any reimbursement. Anthony P. Marouski June 3, 1997 Page 2 Also included with this correspondence is a list of firms which have been involved in installing filters under state contract. It is assumed that these companies also provide maintenance. These names are provided only as an aid to you. This is not a recommendation or an endorsement. Additional companies may be found in the yellow pages. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Amelia Marouski 1075 Pleasant Valley Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford,CT 06106-5127 STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. AGE S i'PAG' Dept.of Public Health NR:7 M RAW 161 23 57 SOb074 0 Bureau of Laboratories Services 10 Clinton St. INFO- MATION -4 P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT 06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 MOU R O S K I F- -I 175 CLARK SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROBERT DEPTULAo SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE •.- TOWN HALL 04/23/97 04/25/97 05/19/97 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 00:00 13:00 08:37 ••• FINAL REPORT COMMENT ST0RA6-ET ANK COLLECTOR RD TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT HATE =AMALYZ_EV-� 5/14197 EPA METHOD 504.1 MEASURMENT OF 1o2-DIOROMOETHANE (EDE) AND lo2-DISROM0-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DDCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTUR€. OETECTOR�. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UG/L: 1.2-DISROMOETHANE (EDB) 0.02 1r:2� lIBR0i+10-3-CNLflROPROPA dE (DBCP) 0.02 1.2o3-TRICHLOROPROPANE (1r2r3 TCP) 0.04 EPA 504.1 COMPOUND QUANtTITY(UG/L) 1o2 DISROMOETHANE(EDS) 0.25 UG/L 1r2,3-TRI�l1LOROPRO PANE(TCP) NONE_ DETECTED' 1,r2 DISR0140-3-CHLOROPROPAME(DBCP) NONE DETECTED ORM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 O • w STATE OF CONNECTICUT7NR-- �� ACCOUNT Dept.of Public Health GHCI 16112358 S06074 0 Bureau of Laboratories Services1 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 MIOU R O S K I F —I 175 CLARK SOUTH WINDSCR CT 06076 ROBERT DEPTULA. SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE ..- TOWN HALL 04/23/97 04f25/97 05/19197 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 00:00 13:00 08:35 . .•. FINAL REPORT COMMENT COLLECTOR RD TITLE: RS PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: DATE ANALYZED 5/14197 .�r.�-+�r.rrr.�.r+�rrr.�,�rrr rr rr rrrr rr•�r rr rr rr ra sr rr�.�+�r�rrr r.�r�s.�-. EPA METHOD 504.1 MEASURMlENT OR lot—DIBROMOETHANE (EDS) AND 1.2—DISROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR THE FOLLOWING CO;POUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (U6/L I.2-DIBROMOETHANE CEDO) 0.02 I. 2-DISRONO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) 0.02 I.2i3—TRICHLOROPROPANE ('1.2.3 TCP) 0.04 --r---r—�Y��+�ira�•�al----------.r--r—r--r------p.r------i r�M-ram EPA 504.1 COMPOUND QUANTITY(UGIL) 1,2 DIBROMOETHANE(EDB) 0.024 UGIL 1o2.3-�-TRICHLOROPROPANEMP) NONE DETECTED 1.2 DIBROMD-3—CHLOROPROPANE(DBCP) NONE DETECTED IRM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 O STATE OF CONNECTICUT I.D. I ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. AGE S Dept.of Public Health NR 9MGHC2 16112359 [SO,6074 0 1-Bureau of Laboratories Services 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 MOU R O S K I F- -1 175 CLARK SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROBERT ' DEPTULAr SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE REPORTED TOWN HALL 04/23/97 04/25/97 05119197 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J OO:CO 13:07 08:41 . FINAL REPORT COMMENT SAMPLING POINT: COLLECTOR: RD TITLE: , R.S. - PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: DATE -ANALYZED 5/14/97 -------------------------------------------------------- EPA METHOD '504.1 MEASURMENT OF lot-DIOROMOETHANE (EDB) AND 1*2-DISROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (D8CP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD DE7ECTION LIMIT (UG/L9 IoZ-DIBROMOETHANE (EDS) 0.02 lo2-0IaRONO-3-CHLOROP-ROPANE (08CP) 0.02 I.-2e3-TRICHLOROPROPANE (11r2r3 TCP) 0.04 EPA 504.1 COMPOUND, iiU#NTITY(U6/L) 1,2 DIBROMOETHANE(EDS) NONE DETECTED Io2.3-TRICHLOROPROPAM-E(TCP) ALONE DETECTED 1o2 DI3ROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE(D8CP) NONE DETECTED c5' 2 0 >RM NO.OL-6A REV.12195 O �O'NN Sf4 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 10, 1997 f:ERTIFIED #P462497819 :Manley Patula, et al 480 Clark Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Pastula: 1 inclosed is a copy of your most recent water analysis conducted at the State Health Department laboratory. EDB was detected at 0.067 parts per billion,above the maximum allowable level of 0.05 parts per billion. Another chemical known as TCP was also detected in the water at a concentration of 0.086 tarts per billion, also above the recommended level of 0.05 parts per billion. As you are aware you are eligible to receive reimbursement of 60.8% of the cost of connecting to the public water line and abandoning your well. Reimbursement avill be forth coming only j 4 Mu abandon Xour well This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protections Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to abandon your well and three quotes to connect to the water line. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. Pir�roval by the DEP is rewired otherwise they may not reimburse any costs After the work is completed by the contractor(s), submit copies of the paid bills to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request, money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally, I must inform you that if your water supply contains EDB above the allowable level set by the State Health Department,it will be so noted on your property records. -Mr. Stanley Pastula, et al June 10., 1997 Page 2 Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water, please inform this Departrnent in writing so that we will be in compliance with the DEP regulations. As requested by the DEP, enclosed is information pertaining to G.A.C. filters, should you decide to install a filter instead of connecting to public water. Fundingor filter installation swill not be available to If you have any questions,please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. 0-e - Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 STATE OF CONNECTICUT 1.D. ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. AGE S Dept.of Public Health ' �►�5 16112395 S06074 0 Bureau of Laboratories Services 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(860) 566-5063 PASTULA F CLARK ST PUBLIC: WATER SOUTH WINDSCR CT ROBERT DEPTULAs SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVECOLLECTED RECEIVED REPORTED TOWN HAIL 04/30/97 04/30/97 05/19197 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 15:15 15:50 09:09 - ••- FINAL REPORT RE.So WtLL OR SPRING NAME: OVERFLOW READ: - PH CH MTL ORG RAD PEST FL #CON: PH CH MTL ORG RAD PEST FL FIELD TEST: CL RESIDUAL: MG/L FL: MG/L PH: COLLECTOR: RD TITLE: RS {DATE ANALYZED 5/14197 ------aM---------a----a--aaa---a-------aa--- ----------- EPA METHOD -504.1 MEASURMENT OF 1s2—DIBROIMOETHANE (ED8) AND 1,2-0I8ROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UG/L 102—DIBRO[MOETHANE (EDB) 0.02 is2—DIBROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) - 0.02 1A#2.3—TRICHLOROPROPAXE (1i2r3 TCP) 0.04 EPA 504.9 COMPOUND QUANTITY(UG/L) 1P2 DIBROMOETHANECEOB) O.G67 UG/L 1s2r3-TRICHLOROPROPANE(TCP) 0.086 UG/L 1o2 DIBROIMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE(DBCP) NONE DETECTED IRM NO.OL-6A REV.12195 Q STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION " June 17, 1997 Stanley Pastula 480 Clark Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Pastula: This is to confirm our phone conversation earlier today regarding the Department of Environmental Protection's offer to provide your residence with bottled water as a temporary means to ensure you have a safe supply of drinking water. As we discussed,bottled water can be provided only until you have made arrangements to connect to the public water line and abandon your well. As you were previously notified by Bob Deptula, Sanitarian for the Town of South Windsor,recent testing of your water supply indicates the presence of EDB (ethylene dibromide) at a concentration of 0.067 micrograms per liter(ug/l; equivalent to parts per billion) and the presence of TCP (1,2,3-trichloropropane)at a concentration of 0.086 ug/l. The concentrations of these compounds exceeds the action level of 0.05 ug/l set by the Department of Public Health(DPH)for each of these compounds. An action level is the concentration at or above which the DPH has determined there could be a risk to the health of persons consuming the water. You indicated in our phone conversation today,that you did not intend to connect to the public water line and would instead purchase bottled water for your own use. Due to the presence of EDB and TCP in your water supply at concentrations that exceed the DPH action levels, I would encourage you to reconsider connecting to the public water supply to eliminate any exposure to the polluted ground water. If you decide to proceed with the connection,please notify Bob Deptula,the Sanitarian for the Town of South Windsor at(860) 644-2511 x248. If you have any questions regarding the health risks associated with consuming water polluted with EDB or TCP,please contact the Environmental Epidemiology Section of the DPH at(860) 509-7742. If you have any other questions,please contact me at(860) 424-3771. Sincerely, Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst Permitting,Enforcement& Remediation Division c: Bob Deptula (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 An Equal Opportunity Employer �041N stq C, 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 f�OSOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 16, 1997 Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 Dear Naomi: This letter is to confirm to you my conversation with Stanley Pastula of 480 Clark Street, South Windsor, CT 06074. Mr. Pastula phoned this office on June 13, 1997 inquiring about the results of his most recent water analysis. He was told that he was eligible to receive bottled water until he connected to the public water. He stated he would take bottled water if given to him but that he will not connect to the available public water. He will buy his own bottled water if he has to. Robert Depu la Environmental Health Officer RD:dr Installation and Maintenance Requirements for GAC Filter Systems Installed to Remove EDB 1. Specifications for Installation Unless otherwise specified or approved by the Commissioner, the GAC Filter System must consist of two (2) granular activated carbon filters (each containing a minimum of 1 cubic foot of carbon) operating in series, and appurtenances to include a prefilter, flow restrictor, flow meter, three (3) sampling taps, a minimum of two (2) pressure gauges and any necessary pretreatment as described below. The GAC Filter System must be installed following one of the two options shown on the last page of this attachment. In addition, a minimum of four (4) replacement sediment filter cartridges and written instructions for replacement must be supplied to the occupant at the time of installation. GAC Filter Units - Shall use virgin granular activated carbon such as Calgon Flltrasorb 300, Calgon Filtrasorb 400 or the equivalent. Prefilter- Shall be a cartridge type solids/sedimentation filter installed ahead of the filter units. A media type prefilter requiring backwashing is not acceptable. A minimum of four (4) replacement cartridges and written instructions for replacement must be supplied to the occupant. Flow Restrictor- Shall be sized in conjunction with the size of the GAC Unit. Flow Meter- Capable of measuring flow in gallons per minute (gpm) and totalizing flow (total gallons pumped). Sampling Taps - Shall be lead free and installed with a minimum of 10 inches clearance below the spout. A waterproof label must be affixed to each tap identifying the tap location (ie. raw water, after GAC filter #1, after GAC filter#2). 2. Maintenance The Town is required to maintain the GAG filter system in good working condition. Maintenance includes but is not limited to: A. Replacing the carbon filter- Once every two years, the second carbon filter must be moved to the first carbon filter position and a new carbon filter placed into the second filter position. D. Disposal of spent carbon in accordance with all applicable federal, state and local laws. G. Inspection and service of system components including but not limited to, the flow meter, flow restrictor, sampling taps, valves and pretreatment systems. D. Proper disinfection following any service or maintenance of the filter system. E. Providing replacement pre-filters. 3. Emergency repair service must be provided within 24 hours of notification that it is needed. Rev.3/21/97 • Pressure Gauges- Shall be installed after each GAC canister and on or in-line after the pressure tank if one is not located on the pressure tank. The gauges must be capable of measuring water pressure in pounds per square inch (psi), ranging from 1 psi to 100 psi. Pretreatment - Required when iron exceeds 0.3 ppm or manganese exceeds 0.05 ppm in the raw water. A chemical free iron/manganese removal system must be installed prior to the GAC filter units as pretreatment unless another system is approved in writing by the Commissioner. A sampling tap and pressure gauge must be installed after the pretreatment but prior to the GAC filter units. A waterproof label must be affixed to the tap identifying the tap location. If backwashing is needed due to the design of the pretreatment system: A) Raw (untreated) water may be used for the backwash cycle only if the discharge is to the sanitary sewer. B) If the backwash is to be discharged to the ground (via septic system or dry well) GAC treated water must be used for the backwash cycle. This requires: 1) The GAC filter be installed before the pressure tank in order to provide treated water for backwashing (the GAC filter must be sized according to the level of contamination and the well pumping rate) OR 2) If the GAC filter is installed after the pressure tank, a second pressure tank must be installed after the GAC filter in order to provide treated water for backwashing. s ATTACHMENT i GRANULAR ACT V=D CARBON FILTER SYSTEMS Adapted from: Water Supply Section —— CT Department of Public Ilealth G -- ( not present) _....__.. .. . Optienal n Pretreatment Y Flow Flow Restrictor Meter Pressure GAC G GAC c Well Storage PREF[LTER Filter Filter Tank #1 #2 Service Raw Water Pretreatment GAC#1 GAC#2 Sampling Tap ling Sampling Sampling Sampling TdP UP Option#1-GAC Filter installed after the pressure storage tank. a G Optional (if not present) Pretreatment ° Flow Flow Gate Restrictor Me er Valve GAC ° Welt` PREFILTER GAC Pressure , Filter Filter Storage #1 #2 Tank Service Raw Water Pretreatment GAC#1 GAC#2 Sampling Sampling Sampling Sampling UP Tap ThP Tap Option#2-GAC filter installed before the pressure tank NOTE: G� : Pressure Gauge y DKa 31% ppppp- 1 t0 N se" C J +i 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 860 1 644-251 1 April 9, 1998 Mrs. Patricia Witkin 64 Lawrence Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mrs. Witkin, Enclosed is a check for $1,323.52. This represents partial reimbursement of connecting your property at 81 Beelzebub Road to public water. Yours truly, Robert Deptul , R.S. RD:ck Cc: Melanie Crucitti t`nn troller TOWN OF SOUTH POTABLE WATER 01.3WINDSOR TAX Ej{pdpl. z ATTN GEORGE p tt01"3100-05-0132 PR�E�8 1540 SULLIVAN gvER1NG JR DIR OF FIN BANKERS TRUST ��• SOUTH WINDSOR INC. K WILMIRS (DELAWARE) 1032 Pay to the CT 06074-2711 • DELAWARE Order of 62-38/311 The lonseoryorr,.�•�r.n� 100owRftq* r s � r a rfl rorw"oun..„for P1br'•a n•aeoM. » sa+►p(q Ohuia or naory p -for )nwa by ft `, fyr ti Kr +tom wftAIITFIOMMMTZWSIHDRAWC µ TO • o•0000 10 3 2nn i• q�W N SF4 C� s 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 October 6, 1997 Ms. Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 Dear Naomi: Enclosed is explanatory correspondence and bids to connect 81 Beelzebub Road (Kostek) to public water. Mr. Witkin stated to this Department in a telephone conversation on 10/3097 that they would like CWC to do the work. The State's approval will be forwarded to the Witkins upon receipt. Robert Deptulaa,, R.S. Environmental Health Officer RD:dr yhll^ jtJhw)q cc: Alan &Patricia Witkin 64 Lawrence Road South Windsor, CT 06074 CW C ��y ALAN & PATRICIA WITKIN 64 LAWRENCE ROAD SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 860-644-1136 Fax 860-644-5262(LAMA) Internet "WITKINA@AOL.COM" October 2, 1997 Town of South Windsor Attn: Robert Deptula, Health Officer 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Deptula, We have three estimates for connecting the property at 81 Beelzebub Road, South Windsor to the public water supply. They are: H. W. Levack $3,651 State Line Sewer $4,100 CT Water Co (CWC) $3,186 which includes well abandonment by Stavens Bros. We were unable to obtain three estimates from licensed well drillers as they are either not interested on a small job or unwilling to give an estimate. The one estimate that we did obtain came from Stavens Brothers who is used by the Connecticut Water Company. Their estimate was for$600 but did not include digging up the well or filling in the hole etc. The $900 estimate from the CWC includes that performance. I request you forward the enclosed estimates to the state to for their approval for the CWC to perform the work. As you know, we have elected to sell the house and would like to conclude this matter as quickly as possible. Sincerely, (4 Patricia(Kostek) Witkin TE t (,)031149-8 f 76 STATE LINE SEINER & CONSTRUCTION 238 SHAKER ROAD ENFIELD, CT 06082 PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO: DATE: Q NAME r JOB NAME STREET STAErLT :;iTY •—_.__-__._.....__ CITY STATE: STATE TYPE OF VVOPK_ (0)A=TB 8 t[o); Ne hereby submit specifications and estimates for -Vw so sPd•�..�Gc/r%P� O'er s�tr.K .c'' C o �,5" �,.� b x We Noll—k'y protxetk to tutrpgn tatx„ A'XI materials_complete in accoreance will' the above spear+cabonz. tar the sum of _...._. _dollars S•---••• ( }with payment to be made as IouOws All material is guaranteed to be as specified.All work to be completed in a workmanlike manner according to standard practices.Any alterattdn or deviation from above specifications involving extra costs.Mull be executed only ulxtn w illon ar4era,and will nornnue;!n Oxlra charge Over ittC abOva rile estimate.All agreementsr ontmgant Compensation Insurance, upon e accldenta Or Oe+ayS Day4nQ wr cuntrut. Oyvner to Linty hrY, lornedo and other necessary insurance. Our WOtkvre are gully covenro by worxmen s Authorized Signature Acceptance of Proposal The above prices. specifications and conditions are Satisfactory and are hereby accepted. You are authorized to do the work As Specified. Payment will be made as outlined above. Accepted Signature_. _ C nio .. .._...__...._. Signature.___.__. .� .......___._..._..... ___ NOTE-* This Propnr.ai tut wilhdrerwn by us if not accepted within —_days. - >r Page No. 1 of ] Magee H. W. LEVACK EQUIPMENT.SERVICE 452 Main Street SOUTH VANDSOR, CONNECnCUT 06074 Phone 528-0131 PROPCSAL SU6MITrEO TO PHONE DATE Mrs Pat Witkin Fa t 6 4- 6 STREET J05 NAME 81 Beelzebub Road Same CITY,STATE ano LP CODE JOB LOCATION South Windsor, CT 06074 Same ARCHr7FCT GATE OF PLANS JOB PHONE We hereby sutxmh specifications and estimates for. RE: 81 Beelzebub Road,,` South Windsor,_CT _WA RR FRVTCR COUNECMION Street to 1' inside foundation wall` TOW . of South Windsor Fees - {- Street Excavation Permit - S 25.00 Permanent Pavement Repair - 170.00 Tap & Permit Fee-Conn.Water Co. - 106. 00 Material & Labor for 1" Service - 3,350.00 ...•-- a==o�ace=aaesss $ 3,651.00 TOTAL PRICE . We PrOpOSe hereby to furnish material and labor--complete in accordance with above specifications, for the sum of: Three thousand six hundred fifty-one and nQ1100 dollars(S 3,651 00 }. Payment to be made as follows: Net Upon Completion All it wenel is guaranteed to be as s0eafiad. All work to be cornO"d in a workmanlike Authorized manner a000rding to standard PI90dC" Any AiteratlOn or d*wagon Win above soectacadons $i natura involving *sue oosts wig be executed only upon wridan orders, end wig baooma an extra charge over and &Dove the estimate. Art agre*mants eonttngent upon etrlkes, aaxdenis or delays Devond our ootd . owner to cirry fire.tornado end other naeaesary irmurance.our Ny u This t accepted be worxers am fully covered by Workmen's Compensation Insurance. withdrawn by us it not aCCepted within 3 _days. Acceptance of Proposal —The above prices,specifications and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted.You are authorized to do the Signature work as specified.Payment will be made as outlined above. Date of Acceptance: -- - Signature SEP 16 '97 09:41AM CONNECTICUT WATER COMPANY P.3 ATT kC�titENXT 4 . TABLE 1 Estimeed Cost of Water Service Connection. to CWC Mains Not Under Contract Customer Name Patricia Witkin Service Address 81 Beelzebub Road, South Windsor , Pr "limin^ry Einal ESlitnace Fatima 1.) Interior Plumbing Changes (may now include cut and plug of well pipe) $ 300 S 2.) Service line installation (main to house) Smni eIi o (SS=L(=4 x t _pr} 51a $ 18 x 60 $ 1080 b.} 1'fi" S x S P_gyig cost/foot x (1- fr--PAY=I - subtoral a.) town roads S x S Rnn b.) state roads S s 3 T oral Service Line Cost $_2180 S 3.) CWC fees for curb box (S31) and meter yoke ($75-5/8"; $90-3/4"; $127-1"} $106 5106 4.) If service line is over 150' in length, 1ST" diameter service line and CWC meter pit are required (meter pit cost S635) $ n a 5 5.) Potential additional items: (Ledge rock, stone will, meter pit installation, Nvell abandonment or RPD installation, etc.) S 900 S TOTAL COST $ 8 6.o o S�� Up Front Payment Towards Service Lire Cost .$ 01 oft .00 .S� . (CWC (C NE�"AMCrI1�ITPAYABLE incentive) $ 2186.00 09/11/97 12:57 F.4.1 8606436970 STAVENS BROS. �U1 TEL:860-643-6970 860.429.5158 8a0.303.3879 PAX:850.643-697 0 � Q L�VG�12� 12rot era, ✓ftc. +WELL DRILLING CONTRACTORS RESIDEN77AL&COMMERCIAL WELLS P.O.BOX 406 WILWNGTON,CT 06279 Sept. 11 , 1997 Pat Wilkins 81 Beelzebub Road S. Windsor, Ct. PROPOSAL TO ABANDON EXISTING WELL AT 81 BEELZEBUB ROAD, S. WINDSOR, CT. We will abandon well at above site according to State Specs. for $600.00. This does not include digging up well or filling hole after abandonment. This includes getting permit, pulling pump, filling well according to specs and cutting pipe if necessary. , also making out completion report and sending out sto State etc. We are fully covered by liability and workmens comp. ins. Truly, JS/ken OEL STAVENS, V. PRES. ALAN&PATRICIA WITKIN 64 LAWRENCE ROAD SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 860-644-1136 Fax 860-644-5262(LAMA) Internet "WITKINA@AOL.COM" October 2, 1997 Town of South Windsor Attn: Robert Deptula, Health Officer 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Deptula, We have three estimates for connecting the property at 81 Beelzebub Road, South Windsor to the public water supply. They are: H. W. Levack $3,651 State Line Sewer $4,100 CT Water Co (CWC) $3,186 which includes well abandonment by Stavens Bros. We were unable to obtain three estimates from licensed well drillers as they are either not interested on a small job or unwilling to give an estimate. The one estimate that we did obtain came from Stavens Brothers who is used by the Connecticut Water Company. Their estimate was for$600 but did not include digging up the well or filling in the hole etc. The $900 estimate from the CWC includes that performance. I request you forward the enclosed estimates to the state to for their approval for the CWC to perform the work. As you know, we have elected to sell the house and would like to conclude this matter as quickly as possible. Sincerely, r---�� �•,�� Patricia(Kostek) Witkin TE.I W03{149-6176 STATE LINE SEWER & CONSTRUCTION 238 SHAKER ROAD ENFIELD, CT 0800p PROPOSAL, SUBMITTED TO: DATE: _...._ �.._.Y_...._----—... . NAME: --/ .....__Z / JOB NAME STREET' STPIE@T: '_.. MTY. \ 1r�rtl� F'YJ/1 7 N CITY: STATE: _. STTATAT E:: TYPE OF WORK- DATE 8(D: Ne hereby submit specifications and estimates for: 041 I OWL C G 10/ rl ae--n 1.c/iG Z,6.c s�a�r Cam'' WA hnrrhy 15101W)A: tp funnRh Iab6, d,Xl ,11ater,al,-complete in accordance with the above specifications.for the sum of _...,_. ._d itara($—)with payment to be made as follows: All matertat I$pvaranleed to be as Specified,All work to be completed In a workmanlike manner according to standard practices.Any alteration or deviation from above t pecifk:atione involving eXtra cbata,snit be executed,Mly upon weillon urklarb,and vr,ll b*r.nnle an 04091 Charge Over ON above the estimate.All 4119r4ornfnts writingent upon strikes, accidents Or Oeteys boy0nd Our t:Oritrol. Owner to carry fire, (0rne010 and other necessary insurance. our work arA fully COVVRred by WgrI, a .2 Compensation Insurance, Authorized signature Acceptance of Proposal _ The above prices, specifications and Conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. You are authorized to do the work As specified. Payment will be made as outlined above. Accepted: -Signature__ Dtitfa ..... ..._..___....,.. .. Signature..__._... .._... .....___._..._..... .._.— NOTE.: This Proirinsol "'I wilhsirswn by us if not aCCepted within __days. y •-- —--- — - --�- - - r _ * i . Page W. 1 of Pages He W. L,EVACK EQUIPMENT-SERVICE 452 Maki Street SOUTH VANDSOR, CONN6CMUT 06074 Phone 528.0131 PROPOSAL.SUBMITTPM To PHONE DATE Mrs Pat Witkin 1+'a 4- 26 STREET JOB NAME 81 Beelzebub Road Same CITY,STATE and LP CODE JOB LOCATION South Windsor, CT 06074 Same ARCHrTt;CT DATE OF PLANS JOS PHONE we hereby SUbmil speatications and estimates tar. _ RE: 81 Beelzebub oag4-3-Quth Windsor. CT y�am__F�y� r1F T�ro�FcmTo Street to 1' inside fa ndatio Wa T — ToWn of South Ningloor Fees steeet Excavation Permit $ 11 Permanent Pavement Re air - 170.OQ__- Tap & Permit Pee-Conn.Water Co. - 106. 00 Material & Labor for 1" Service 3 35 1.00 >Ga=m�=�osaasss $ 3,651.00 TOTAL PRICE . We PrOPOSe hereby to furnish material and labor--complete in accordance with above specifications, for the sum of: Three thipusand ix hundr d fifty-one and not l -Q doitars(s 3• 51 00 }. Payment to be made as follows: Net Upon Completion Ali malarial is guaranteed to be of *060iltad. Ail work to be comOOW in a workmanlike Authorized maraca acooroing to standard practices• Any alteration or deviation from above swooll lions signature involving wdra oo& wig be executed only upon written orders, and wig become an extra charge Over and above the ostimaw At agreamanto contingent upon strikes. aouidems or Hate This ptt)pottai may be delays beyond our rprAfoL Owner to carry fire,tornado and otnar necessary trtaugnCa. Our withdrawn by us if not accepted within Q —days• worker,am hrgy covered by Workman's Campenvabon insuranoa. Acceptance of Proposal —Tie above prices,specifications and conditions are satiStactory and are hereby accepted.You are authorized to do the Signature worlt as specified.Payment will be made as outlined above. Date of Acceptance: Signature SEP 16 '97 09:41AM CONNECTICUT WATER COMPANY P.3 TABLE � ATTACF�lRNT 4 . Estimaced Cost Of Water Service Connection to CWC Mains Not Under Contract Cuszomer Name Patricia Witkin Service Address 81 Beelzebub Road, South Windsor FS +m'r.a Fsrimar 1.} Interior Plumbing Changes (may now include cut and plug of well pipe) $ 300 S 2.) Service line installation (main to house) _Cer+ i e Lino (==LL(=� x ! 3 a.) 1" $ 18 x 60 $ 1080 b.) vw, $ x _ S P-ayin cost/foot x # fr. payjmmrl .subcara a.) town roads S x _ = $ A n n_ b.) state roads S x = S T osal Service Line Cost $_2180 S 3.) CWC fees for curb box (S31) and meter yoke (S75-5/8"; $90-3/4"; $127-1"} $106 $106 4.) It service line is over 150' in length, 14i". diameter service line and CWC meter pit are required (meter pit cost $635) $ n a 5.) Potential additional items: (Ledge rock, stone wall, meter pit installation, well abandonment or RPD installation., etc;) $ Ko S TOTAL COST $ Up Front Payment Towards Service Lire Cost -S 1 o 0.as -S , (CWC well abandonment incentive) NETAMOUNTPAYABLE' $ 2186.00 09/11/97 12:57 FAX 8606436970 STAVENS BROS, �01 TEL:860-M-+6970 660.429.5158 900.303.3879 FAX:$60-643-697 0 ��LBElLT�'L� PO���P3� J'taC. ~WELL.DRILLING CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL.&COMMERCIAL WELLS P.O.13OX 406 WILUNGTON,CT 06279 Sept. 11 , 1997 Pat Wilkins 81 Beelzebub Road S. Windsor, Ct. PROPOSAL TO ABANDON EXISTING WELL 'AT 81 BEELZEBUB ROAD, S. WINDSOR* CT. We will abandon well at above site according to State Specs. for $600.00. This does not include digging up well or filling hole after abandonment. This includes getting permit, pulling pump, filling well according to specs and cutting pipe if necessary. , also making out completion report and sending out Ito State etc. We are fully covered by liability and workmens comp. ins. Truly, JS/ken OEL STAVENS, V. PRES. STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION �. ,., October 10, 1997 Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Public Water Connection 81 Beelzebub Road Dear Mr. Deptula: I have received the three estimates for the water service connection and well abandonment at 81 Beelzebub Road. Your letter indicates that the property owner would like CWC to complete the work. The cost estimate submitted by CWC is acceptable to the DEP. In order to receive reimbursement under the existing grant, once the work has been completed,the Town must file a request for reimbursement, including verification of the actual cost. I have enclosed a copy of the reimbursement form for your use. If you have any questions,please contact me at(860)424-3771. Sincerely, Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst Permitting, Enforcement& Remediation Division c: Alan& Patricia Witkin Hank Olszewski,DEP (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 An Equal Opportunity Employer CPR-9 Rev.7/95 - Qo.NQT fill fn STATE OFCONNECTICUT STATE WELL NO. DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION REAL ESTATE&PROFESSIONAL TRADES DIVISION OTHER NO. WELL DRILLING COMPLETION REPORT 165 Capitol Avenue,Hartford,Connecticut 06106 OWNER NAME ADDRESS STATE LINE CONSTRUCTIONCO. 230 SHAKER RD., ENFIELD, CT. LOCATION (No.&Street) (Town) (Lot Number) OF WELL 81 EEELZEEDB ROAD S. WINDSOR PROPOSED DOMESTIC BUSINEa ESTABLISHMENT FARM TEST WELL USE OF WELL a PUBLIC INDUSTRIAL AIR ® OTHER SUPPLY CONDITIONING (Specify)abandon Well DRILLING ROTARY COMPRESSED CABLE OTHER EQUIPMENT AIR PERCUSSION PERCUSSION (Specify) CASING LENGTH(feet) DIAMETER(inches) I WEIGHT PER FOOT DRIVE SHOE WAS CASING GROUTED? DETAILS ❑ THREADED a WELDED ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ YES ❑ NO YIELD TEST a BAILED a PUMPED [:] COMPRESSED AIR HOURS YIELD(GPM) WATER MEASURE FROM LAND SURFACE-STATIC(Specify feet) DURING YIELD TEST(feet) Depth of Completed Well in feet LEVEL MAKE LENGTH OPEN TO AQUIFER(feet) SCREEN DETAILS SLOT SIZE DIAMETER(inches) IF GRAVEL Diameter of well GRAVEL SIZE(inches) FROM(feet) TO(feet) PACKED: including gravel pads (inches) DEPTH FROM LAND TO SURFACE FORMATION DESCRIPTION Sketch exact location of well with distances,to at least two FEET TO FEET permanent landmarks ABANDON HD WELL ACCORDING TO STATE SPECS. f f f - If yield was tested at different depths during drilling,list below 4 FEET GALLONS PER MINUTE s t DATE WELL COMPLETED PERMIT NO. REGISTRATION NO. DATE OF REPORT WELL DRILLER-,(Signature) 12/19/97 184008 42 12/22/97 LOCAL DIRECTOR OF HEALTH MEMORANDUM Date: February 2, 1998 To: Melanie Crucitti, Controllor From: Bob Deptula Re: Reimbursement - Rudolph Masciovecchio 359 Oakland Road Please reimburse the above named resident $597.48, this represents 60.8% of his cost of water filter installation necessary due to EDB contamination of his well. This payment has been approved by the DEP. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:= CPR-8 Rev.7/95 PERMIT NUMBER 184008 STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION REAL ESTATE&PROFESSIONAL TRADES DIVISION WELL DRILLING`PERMIT F 165 Capitol Avenue,I-Iartford,Connecttcut 06106, L LOCATION OF WELL (Town) (Street) (Lot Number) DOTE SOUTH WINDSOR 81 BEELZEBUH ROAD 1 j2Sfg OWNER OF WELL INDIVIDUAL a BUILDER ® OTHER(Specify) 749-fi176 OWNER'S ADDRESS STATE LINE CONSTRUCTION CO. 238 SHAKER RD: ENFIELDD ;CT. Est.No.of PROPOSED DOMESTIC' Q BUSINESS FARM TEST People being USE OF ESTABL!$HMENT WELL served. PUBLIC INDU!fTRIAL AIR OTHER WELL SUPPLY CONDITIONING (S cify) Aband n Well - ; SKETCH QF WELL LO-QAT14N: + r Locate well with respect to at least two roads,showing distance from intersection and front of lot location of IoVb at least two roads Well location on to and to house(if present) Indicate North /ld je j. y p 4& } tL i- . Approximate number of feet from well to nearest source of possible contamination: 75' The undersigned is aware that upon completion of the well, a"Well Completion Report"containing construction details and information required under Section 25-131 of the-1969 Supplement_to the General Statutes must be sent to he owner,the Department-of Consumer,Protectiorr'and the Wafter'' Resources Commission on the form provided by the agency. This permit is not valid until all information is filled in and it has been counter-signed by irector d Health or hjnqent. APP CANT( ' natu ) APPLICANT+S ADDRESS, RE6ISTRA°t10N NO>. v PLO,:}' {}K•, O�f iII+LtINfs 'L3AT. .. 'I'.` 12,' BY;(Town,Hgatth OfcerorAgent) DATE— 1YED �`REJECTED �T REMARKS - t WELL TO BE ABANDONED ACCORDING TO STATE 'SPECS: " DIRECTOR OF HEALTH �p'NN Se4 s 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 May 20, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497804 Patricia L. Witkin& Kathryn J. Knapp 81 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Ms.Witkin and Ms. Knapp: As you have been previously notified, due to the contamination of your water supply, you are eligible to receive 60.8% reimbursement of the cost of connection to the available public water line and abandoning your well. Reimbursement will beforthcomin_ l�ifvou abandon-your well This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protection's Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to make the connection to the water line and three quotes to abandon your well. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. _Pre"roval by the DEP is rewired. otherwise thev may not reimburse any costs After the work is completed by your contractor(s) submit copies of the paid bill to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request,money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally, I must inform you that if your water supply contains contaminants at or above the minimum contaminant level set by the State Health Department,it must be so noted on your property records. Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water please inform this Department in writing so that we will be in compliance with the DEP requirements. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION August 11, 1995 COD Mr. Peter Kostek 81 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 Re: Well Water Sample Results 81 Beelzebub Road Dear Mr. Kostek: Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory report from the well water sample obtained from the outside tap of your residence on July 13, 1995. The sample was analyzed for the presence of pesticides. As the results indicate, the pesticide dieldrin was detected in the sample at a concentration of 0.044 micrograms per liter("ug/L"). This concentration exceeds the Department of Public Health's action level for dieldrin of 0.01 ug/L. Therefore, based upon these results, your well water is not considered potable. Mr. Robert Deptula will be sending you a letter which will offer you the opportunity to connect to public water, due to the historical detection of pesticides in area wells. It is strongly recommended that you participate in the reimbursement program to connect to the public water system and abandon your well. Since the Town is still under an order by the Department of Environmental Protection to provide a long-term supply of potable water to the residents of Beelzebub Road, it is once again offering you the opportunity to connect to public water. The reason for this is to ensure the long- term supply of safe;potable water for your residence. However, please note that if you decide not to connect to the public water system, the Town of South Windsor will monitor your well water for pesticides on an annual basis. If pesticides are detected at a later date, you will not be eligible to receive bottled water from the State. In addition, you may not be eligible to participate in the reimbursement program in order to hook-up to the public water system. (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 An Equal Opportunity Employer If you should have any questions regarding the results, please do not hesitate to call me at 424-3774. Sincerely, Cynthia Knight Environmental Analyst Bureau of Water Management Permitting, Enforcement& Remediaton Division enclosure cc: Robert Deptula, Town of S. Windsor Y SOWN St 44 m 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 February 5, 1998 Rudolph & Rose Masciovecchio 359 Oakland Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Masciovecchio: Enclosed is a check for $597.48. This represents 60.8% of your cost of the filter installation. Robert Deptu a, R.S. Environmental Health Officer RD:dr f STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Z:40.Q 111.Mi,yl, June 30, 1997 Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: GAC Filter Cost Estimates 359 Oakland Road Dear Mr. Deptula: I have received and reviewed the four cost estimates for the installation of a GAC filter system at 359 Oakland Road. A recommendation for a specific vendor for the installation of the GAC filter was not included in your cover letter. Therefore, the cost estimate from the lowest qualified vendor, Aqua-Sentry, is approved. If you have any questions,please contact me at(860) 424-3771. Sincerely, Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst Permitting, Enforcement& Remediation Division cc: Rudolph and Rose Masciovecchio (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 An Equal Opportunity Employer ,SOW N Sf4 a 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR•CO � AREA CODE 860/644-2511 August 7, 1997 Rudolph and Rose Masciovecchio 359 Oakland Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs. Masciovecchio: Enclosed is a copy of your recent water analysis. Both iron and manganese are below the level which requires pre-treatment for the installation of a GAC filter. Also, as indicated in the report bacterial contamination was absent. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 ext. 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:cm cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm St. Hartford, CT 06106-5127 STATE OF CONNECTICUT Fr- 1.D. ACCESSION NO ACCOUNT NO. AGE S P& Dept.of Public Health Bureau of Laboratories Services R 22Z15833 jS0,607410 Clinton St. N INFORMATION O. P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT 06144 132 S O U TH W IN D S O0 TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 MU S S I C LV I C C C -I' OAKLAN D RD SOUTH WINDSC9 CT ROBERT D EPTULAf SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE ..- TCWN HALL 07/10/97 0711//97 07/18/9- L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 10cS[l .11:36 15:24 COMMENT TEST(S) RESULT(S) SAMPLINVf f'0INYT: TAP_ . MI!s;Yf�'�^+' .'.'t c* :':. •,#.k+ ': a .et.: �' RAZKz fuml pill NMI TX L' F60 k�PfiA1,44j'a.. fl#-0. IfR . L =- r*>k �4S�b NL S;5 ; CYCKL ZNITY 22 R T , '4eTT y RAA Ad A S "ummom f7-'-wr Xi •�-. - .NSF` 41M _ n�i�R\ � �fatL \ F R....,,.3�,S.ui.a.�..:cssx.s.s.n.diaz,"�o e g:..:�,s�...ct:.k�'t. 7 t...s..:•ua...�ib�' _ FORM NO.OL•6A REV.12195 !1 "0*N Sf9 O c s ` 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 23, 1997 Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 Dear Naomi: Enclosed for your approval are estimates obtained by Mr. Masciouecchio, 359 Oakland Road, South Windsor for the installation of a GAC filter for EDB removal. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Mr. &Mrs.Masciouecchio 359 Oakland Road South Windsor, CT 06074 - diversified environmental E3 E � incorporated services inc. MIMI 1755 Meriden-Waterbury Turnpike • PO Box 337 • Milldale, CT 06467 • (860) 621-3630 FAX 621-9609 June 5, 1997 Mr. Rudolphe Masciovecchio 359 Oakland Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Granular Activated Carbon Filter Installation for EDB Removal at the Masciovecchio Residence, 359 Oakland Road, South Windsor, Connecticut. Dear Mr. Masciovecchio: Diversified Environmental Services, Inc. (DES) is pleased to submit this cost proposal for the installation of dual one cubic foot granular activated carbon filters at the above referenced residence to remove EDB, as per our telephone conversation. DES personnel have over twenty five years of combined experience in water treatment, system design, installation, and maintenance. With this experience we are able to respond to the needs of our customers, among which is the CTDEP and associated state agencies, within the five (5) calender days for normal system installation and maintenance. We are also available to assist our customers with their specific technical questions regarding water treatment. SCOPE OF WORK DES will provide all labor, material, and equipment necessary to perform the following. 1. Provide dual one cubic foot granular activated carbon filters, to include two clean filter canisters with 3/4 inch in/out head and riser tube with basket, and one cubic feet of virgin 8x30 mesh Granular Activated Carbon in each filter, a totalizing flow meter, flow restrictor, and sediment cartridge filter. 2. Install and plumb all equipment into the existing plumbing after the existing pressure tank. 3. Start up filters, flush out residual carbon fines, and put filters on line. COST: Dual one ft3 GAC Installation (Complete) _ $1190.00 TERMS &CONDITIONS 1. Payment is due upon completion of the filter installation 2. Sales Tax has not been included in the above cost, and should be added as applicable. 3. System installation cost is based on clear and easy access to the area of installation, easy access to 314 inch copper plumbing for existing water system within six feet of the filter location. Additional plumbing may be at additional cost and will be determined on site upon installation. 5. Normal work hours are 8 am to 5 pm. Any scheduled work outside of these hours may incur overtime charges. SCHEDULE DES can install the GAC filter systems within one week of notification to proceed. If you agree with the scope of work, terms & conditions, and schedule, please sign below accepting this proposal, and return to us. DES looks forward to assisting you with your water treatment needs. Should you have any questions, or require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to providing these services to you in the very near future. ncerely, David J. orek, P.E. President Accepted by: Print Name: Date: c:\wpwi n60\des\proposahmasciove.wtr Aqua Sentry 26 Woodland street Manchester, CT 06040 Proposal submitted to: Work to be performed at: Masciovecchio 359 Oakland Road Same South Windsor, CT 06074 We hereby submit specifications and estimates for: Installation of a one cubic foot Granular Activated Carbon System. We propose hereby to furnish material and labor--complete in accordance with above specifications, for the sum of: AC09ST $672.69 (plus tax) Installation $310.00 Maintenance GAC replacement (per cubic foot) $125.00 (every 24 months) Labor (per hour) $ 50.00 (approximately 2.5) GAC Disposal (unless homeowner diposes) $ 75.00 (per cubic foot) Particle Filters (5 per bundle) $ 30.00 (plus tax & U.S.P.S. fees if mailed) Payment to be made as follows: 50% upon acceptance 50% Net 30 All material is guaranteed to be as specified. All work to be completed in a workman-like manner according to standard practices. Any alteration or deviation from above specifications involving extra costs will be executed only upon written orders, and will be come an extra charge over and above the estimates. All agreements contingent upon strikes, accidents or delays beyond ou9,Z,gation ol. Owner to carry fire, tornado and other necessary insurance. Our workers are should be fully covered by Wo(kmons' C Insurance under their own insurance. July 31, 1997 ( thorized gna u ) May be withdrawn if not accepted by above date * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL The above prices, specifications and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby acccepted. You are authorized to do the work as specified. Payment will be made as outlined in the attached proposal. In the event of default by buyer, buyer agrees to pay all costs of collection including reasonable attorney's fees in addition to other damages incurred by seller. You, the buyer, may cancel this transaction at any time prior to midnight of the third business day after the date of this transaction. See the Notice of Cancellation below for an explanation of this right. (Saturday is a legal business day in Connecticut.) This instrument is based upon a Home Solicitation Sale, which sale is subject to the provisions of the Home Solicitations Sales Act. This instrument is not negotiable. Signature Date * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * NOTICE OF CANCCELLATION You may cancel this transaction, without any penalty or obligation, within three business days form the above date. If you cancel, any property traded-in, and payments made by you under the contract or sale, any negotiable instrument executed by you will be returned within ten business days following receipt by the seller of your cancellation notice, and any security interest arising out of the transaction will be cancelled. I£ you cancel, you .must make available to the seller at your residence, in substantially as good condition as when received, any goods delivered to you under this contract or sale; or you may, if you wish, comply with the instructions of the seller regarding the return shipment of the goods at the seller's expense and risk, If you do make the goods available to the seller and the seller does not pick them up within twenty (20) days of the date of cancellation, you may retain or dispose of the goods without any further obligation. If you fail to make the goods available to the seller, or if you agree to return the goods to the seller and fail to do so, then you remain liable for performance of all obligations under the contract. To cancel this transaction, mail or deliver a signed and dated copy of this notice or any other written notice to Aqua Sentry; 26 Woodland Street; Manchester, CT 06040. I hereby cancel this transaction: aqua pump co. inc . SERVICE • MANAGEMENT • MAINTENANCE RESIDENTIAL • INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS P.O. Box 43 — Stafford Springs,CT 06076 Phone (208) 684-5349 May 30, 1997 Rudolph Masciovecchio 359 Oakland Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: GAC Filters Dear Mr. Masciovecchio: The following are some prices on the GAC filter systems that you requested. These prices include piping, fittings and labor for installation. Also enclosed are Connecticut Department of Public Health specifications for installation of the Granular Activated Carbon filters. Two - 2 cu. ft. GAC ........................................................ $1,800.00 Two - 1 cu. ft. GAC ........................................................ $11600.00 Thank you for your time and consideration on this matter. If there are any fiu Cher questions, please do not hesitate to call the office at 860 684-5349. Sincerely yours, Victor N.Nigro President tk ATTACHMENT I : GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON FILTER SYSTEMS Adapted from: Water Supply Section _.__.__.._.__..._ CT Department of I'ul)Iic Ilealth G ---- (If not presextJ (]ptiooyt n Pretre9tmcat Y Flow Flow Restrictor Meter Pressure ; - GACG GAC G Well Storage PREFILTER Filter Tank #1 Filter iME #2 Service Raw Water Pretreatment GAC#1 --j GAC #2 Sampling Sampling U Sampling Sampling P Tap Tap Tap Option#1-GAC Filter installed after the pressure storage tank G Optional — (Ifnol present) Pretratment Flow Flow Gate Restrictor Meter Valve G GAC G GAC Pressure Well' PREFILTER Filter Filter Storage #1 #2 Tank Service Raw Water Pretreatment GAC#1 GAC#2 Sampling Sampling Sampling Sampling Tap Thp Tap Tap Option#2-GAC filter installed before the pressure tank NOTE: O = Pressure Gauge oKd 3/% rIIIIIi Page No. of Pages G.W. INC. Water Conditioning 1486 Highland Avenue Unit 8 CHESHIRE, CONNECTICUT 06410 (203) 272.6017 (203) 245-1624 CT TOLL FREE 1-800-628-6891 PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO P ONE DATE STREET JOB NAME 35'9 CITY,STATE and ZIP CODE JOB LOCATION ARCHITECT DATE OF PLANS JOB PHONE We hereby submit specifications and estimates for: ................................................._.............................................................................................................,.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... _......... ? �. t... ..._c.�..............._� ............._����. _\ .........._ - V. .. � ........... ,.o ": ,on................._............... / r r c ..................�.................1. c- .;...c..... 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We Fropost hereby to furnish material and labor—complete in accordance with above specifications, for the sum of: �. Payment to be made as follows: dollars($ All material is guaranteed to be as specified.All work to be completed in a workmanlike manner according to standard practices.Any alteration or deviation from above specifications Authorized involving extra costs will be executed only upon written orders, and will become an extra Signature charge over and above the estimate. All agreements contingent upon strikes, accidents or delays beyond our control.Owner to carry fire,tornado and other necessary insurance. Note:This proposal may be G Our workers are fully covered by Workman's Compensation Insurance. withdrawn by us if not accepted within days. Arr>eptattre of Proposal —The above prices,specifications and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. You are authorized Signature to do the work as specified. Payment will be made as outlined above. Date of Acceptance: Signature ATTACHMF_.NT i GRANULAR ACT A RRO R Adapted&om: SYSTEMS S Water Supply Section ----- CT Department of Public Health G (Ynot present) _-•--_-.. Optional Pretreatment Flow Flow Restrictor Meter Pressure - -- GAC G GAC G WeU Storage PREFILTER Filter Filter 11�nk � #1 #2 Service Raw Water Pretreatment GAC#1 GAC#2 Sampling Sampling 1hp Tap Sampling Sampling Thp Tap Option#1-GAC Filter installed after the pressure storage tank. G Optional n (if not present) i Pretreatmcnt Y Flow Flow Gate Restrictor Me er Valve x, G GAC G W PREFILTER GAC Pressure eU& Filter #1 ' Filter Storage #2 Tank Service Raw Water Pretreatment GAC#1 GAC#2 Sampling Sampling Sampling g SamP lln __...._.._-...__. Tap Up Tap Tap Option#2-GAC niter installed before the pressure tank " NOTE: O = Pressure Gauge t oKa 30% ,SOWN sf4 G ' ti 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 sOR•Co AREA CODE 860/644-2511 CERTIFIED MAIL Z262 2395 883 May 13, 1997 Rudolph & Rose Masciovecchio 359 Oakland Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Masciovecchio: As you are aware, you are eligible to receive funding for the installation of a granular activated carbon filter for the removal of EDB from your drinking water. This is due to a grant agreement between the Town and the DEP. Under this agreement, you will be eligible to be reimbursed for 60.8% of the cost of installing an approved filter. You will also be eligible to receive reimbursement for the cost of five years of filter maintenance at 60.8%. The DEP is requiring that three estimates for filter installation and also three estimates for the five years maintenance be obtained. These estimates must be submitted to the Town who will forward them to the DEP for approval. Pre-approval from the DEP must be obtained in order to qualify for reimbursement. If a filter is installed without DEP approval the costs may not be reimbursed. Enclosed for your use is information pertaining to the installation, monitoring and general data of GAC filters. Also included is a list of firms which have been involved in installing filters under State contract. These names are provided only as an aid to you. This is not a recommendation or an endorsement. Additional companies may be found in the yellow pages. If you decide to install the filter your water must be tested for bacteria and iron and manganese. This will be done at no cost to you. Please contact this department at 644-2511, Ext. 248 to arrange for water sampling. Additionally, I must inform you that the State Public Health Code has set a level of 0.05 parts per billion as the maximum allowable amount of EDB in drinking water. Water with EDB above this level is considered non-potable and if untreated, it must be noted on your property records that there is a non-potable water supply. Also, if you decide not to install this filter please notify the Department in writing so that we may meet the DEP requirements. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 644-2511, Ext. 248. Very truly yours, s Robert Deptul , R.S. Environmental Health Officer RD/jsv Enclosures cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP, 79 Elm St., Hartford, CT 06106-5127 STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. 1 AGE PAGII Dept.of Public Health NR: MT:*42 22211970 S0607=0 1 Bureau of Laboratories Services 10 Clinton St. INFORMATION P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT 06144 13 2 S O U T H W I N D S O R TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 M I M N I D JhH i�r 431 CLARK SOUTH WINDSCR CT 06026 ROEERT DEPTULAs SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE CEIVED REPORTED TOWN HALL 04>24M 04/28/97 05/05/97 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J OD:CO 12:03 10:21 REPORT FINAL REPORT COLLECTOR: RD , TITLE: R.S. PRIVAT'I W LL !DATE/TIME ANALYZED 4/257'7 1406 ANALYZED SY R,af a ANALYTICAL METHOD MINIMAL MEDIUM ON.PG—MUG TEST TOTAL COLIFORM ARSENT PTR 1^0 ML, COMMFNT PLEASE NOTk THAT IF THES= SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED FROM A PU6LIC DR NKIN43 WATER SYSTEM FOR CONRLIANCIE ! PURPOSES IT IS YOUR 'kzSRO1'dSI7ILITY TO SJ8MIT THE RESULTS TO DPH CJO REGIONAL ENGINEER F >: W;T`'ft sliHarLbES SECTION P. 0. BOX 340308 HARTF'ORD, CT 06134-0301'3 Tint RESULTS MUST SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN 9� DAYS: FOLLOWING THE END OF EACH MO?4TH Iy.. ACCORDANCE WITFH PU6LIC Hi'-ALTH :CODE SECTION 19-13-8162(0 Wi, THE F;UR?:`AU CF L.«A:70RAT01 7'S WILL NOT SUSPIT THESE FOR YOU. PLEA4E CALL THE WATER SUPPLIES SECTION AT (860) 509-7333, IF YOU HkVE ^UaSTIDNS REGARDING THIS MATTER. APPARENT COLOR 5 TRUE COLOR TRUE CO;LVR LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO APPARENT COLORmi ODO TURBIDITY Da 4 PH 6.1 AMMONIA <0.0 ** UNITS MGIL UNLESS * OT- ALKALINITY 59. HARDNESS CHLORIDE NITRATE 7. 2 >. NITRITE ORM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 O i i STATE OF CONNECTICUT 1.D. ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. AGE S • Dept.of Public Health N R:MT N 2 '22119 70 5 06074 � Bureau of Laboratories Services INFORMATION 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT06144 133SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 M I N N I D 1_ F_ 432 CL ARK SOUTHWI�313SQ3t CT Ob02b ROSERT DEPTULAx SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE - ••- . TOWN HALL 04/24/9 04128/97 05/05197 L SOUTH iwINDSOR CT 06074 J 00:00 12:J3 i0:21 FINAL REPORT I i)id MANGANESE 0.00 SODIUM,. DIRECT 9, )RM NO.OL•6A REV.12195 O STATE OF CONNECTICUT _ DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ?3� s�►.>-� .sr�ry t .S-O41'P'4 AIIA,70e S49/Z CT 0607y Dear Sir or Madam: The analytical results for the water sample collected at your home on 77 have been received and recorded at my office. The water was tested for the presence of ethylene dibromide (EDB). The laboratory analysis also indicates if 1,2,3-trichloropropane was detected in the sample. A copy of the results is attached. Please note the following regarding the sample: -Only those comments that are checked apply to your sample.) EDB was not detected in your water sample. EDB was detected at micrograms per liter (ug/1) in your water sample. The action level for EDB is 0.05 ug/l. The action level is the concentration at or above which the Department of Public Health has determined there could be a risk to the health of persons consuming the water. EDB is present in your water at concentrations below the action level. At these levels it is not considered to be a risk to your health. This is the first sample for your home in our records that shows EDB present above the action level. We will be resampiing at your home in the very near future. If the second sample shows EDB above the action level, you will be notified as to what action should be taken. 1,2,3-trichloropropane (TCP) was not detected in your water sample. TCP was detected at a concentration of ug/I in your water sample. The action level for TCP is 0.05 ug/l. The action level is the concentration at or above which the Department of Public Health has determined there could be a risk to the health of persons consuming the water. TCP is present in your water at concentrations below the action level. At these levels it is not considered to be a risk to your health. We will be re-sampling your water in approximately_ months. If you have any questions, please contact me at (860) 424-3771. Sincerely, Naomi Davidson' Supervising Environmental Analyst Permitting, Enforcement and Remediation Division enclosure (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 An Equal Opportunity Employer STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT • Dept.of Public Health =W2 Bureau of Laboratories Services76112720 A 0 C 106 0 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH HI�iDSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 F JOHNSON Aoro, 236 SMITH ST SOUTH WINDSCR CT 06074 DEP—SRi) FED. PRE—REMEDIAL ' 0J9 OS 79 ELM STREET /29/97 061•1.0- I L HARTFORD CT 06106 :17 14:43 FINAL REPORT • iLCHAIN OF CUSTODY SAMPLING POINT OUTSIDE TAP (S� NCR Y--Y '� ..,es -ag aK.•,..�Y ,_0 LLECTi R: Tm'R-fiIEVILLE PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: ' `afITLE; EA': t k J� S �. �Sa•�'4:i:�—aea5_r�,::c.�-..., ,. ,.. �4.:::a.......v�.�.�.., _ ,._..._t3...±z.....s;....;...3a��-e..�." s:E`.:r�t&1�.,_,<.._,.42..,��.P'�>:: WX ff -- --_ . x .:: :. N1PA E+(;±THOD 04 1 , >,4Y` MEASURMENT OF 1,r2—DI8ROMOETHAN= (ED8) AND 1�2—DISR,OHO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (D$,C"P) .IN, DRINKING " iAT.EQ_;--- BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON ' - CAPTURE" ,DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD : ��.o � ' , COMPOUND 5-` r _- I9EHOD_;DETEtT:ION.::LZM�zW�(UG� i.2—DISROMOETHANE (EDS) . ,: 0.02 s 1 "2—D.IB"ROM 0-3-CHLOROPROPANE 't0Wt ? s` 0; W. ,i 6Gcrr,a .,:S..vs 5,,;� �•}t k...-v s ..,A'.rr'.' I.-2.3—TRICHLOROPROPANE (1.2.3 TCP)"i -: -- --- EPA SO4.y1 . �.. 4. a. ...--" z: • , ; ' COMPOUND .,QUANTITY(UG/L) 1x2 DI3ROMOETHANE(ED ) NCNE DETECTED 1o2o3—TRICHLOROPROPANECTCP) NCNE DETECTED " 1,P2 DI8ROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE(D8CP) NCNE DETECTED R.EC.E VE ® _ JUN 2 U 1947 WATEK MAt A iEMENT PERMITTING, NFORCEMENI PFMFnTaTr %1 nTVTSTr:- RM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 STATE OF CONNECTICUT _ DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION SIP ?3G .Ss�if�i .ST P t Sov� Gl/r.,c/soti CT o6o7y Dear Sir or Madam: The analytical results for the-water sample collected at your home on 77 have been received and recorded at my office. The water was tested for the presence of ethylene dibromide (EDB). The laboratory analysis also indicates if 1,2,3-tdchloropropane was detected in the sample. A copy of the results is attached. Please note the following regarding the sample: (Only those comments that are checked apply to your samDle.) EDB was not detected in your water sample. EDB was detected at micrograms per liter(ug/1) in your water sample. The action level for EDB is 0.05 ug/l. The action level is the concentration at or above which the Department of Public Health has determined there could be a risk to the health of persons consuming the water. EDB is present in your water at concentrations below the action level. At these levels it is not considered to be a risk to your health. This is the first sample for your home in our records that shows EDB present above the action level. We will be resampling at your home in the very near future. If the second sample shows EDB above the action level, you will be notified as to what action should be taken. 1,2,3-trichloropropane (TCP) was not detected in your water sample. TCP was detected at a concentration of ug/I in your water sample. The action l is level for TCP is 0.05 ug/l. The action leve the concentration at or above which the Department of Public Health has determined there could be a risk to the health of persons consuming the water. TCP is present in your water at concentrations below the action level. At these levels it is not considered to be a risk to your health. We will be re-sampling your water in approximately_ months. If you have any questions, please contact me at (860) 424-3771. Sincerely, Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst Permitting, Enforcement and Remediation Division enclosure (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hanford, CT 06106-5127 An Equal Opportunity Employer STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCESSION NO. —FACCOUNT NO. AGE S R Dept.of Public Health Bureau of Laboratories Services 7NR.:' G W 2 16112720 A O C 10 6 0 10 Clinton St. INFORMATION P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT06144 13Z$OUjN WIt�DSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 F JOHNSON Apra.k 236 SMITH ST DEP—SRD FED. PRE—REMEDIAL SOUTH WINDSCR CT 06074 79 ELM STREET COLLECTED RECEIVED •• 05/29/97 05/29/97 06/10/ HARTFORD CT 06106 L J 10:45 13:17 14:43 • •�• FINAL REPORT CHAIN OF CUSTODY SAMPLING POINT: OUTSIDE TAP �.� ,... _ _.._,.. .,. ,_CbLL.ECTOR: T 'A.1hV2LLf.'" LE EA PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: /397 £Pk-METHOD -`504 'i` r x ---- MEASURMENT OF 1.2—DISROMOETHANE (EDS) AND i . � . ,..__ .. . �.._... . .... .. ... 1�2—DISROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN. DAIiVKIiVG..�tATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON ..tAPTURE DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD : COMPOUND :. _ . .�M�ETHOD_DETECTION ,LIMIT::C_U6/ 1.2-0I3ROAOETHANE (EDB) 0.02 `x 1i2-DIBROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE {D8CP) 0 02 1.2i3—TRICHLOROPROPA� E C1i2r3 TCP) 0.04 -- — --- EPA 504.1 COMPOUND QUANTITY(UG/L) 1i2 DI3ROMOETHANE(EDa) NONE DETECTED �.. 1i2o3—TRICHLOROPROPANECTCP) NONE DETECTED 1o2 DIBROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE- 08CP) NCNE DETECTED .__,_. ;:. ,.. : , _:..,: .....ter.. _:,... _, �:;. :,:.. _. . ,.... r.i;:. .. _. •- , E _ _ RECE V E D . JUN 2 0 W7 WATEk Mt A6EMENT PERNITTING, NFORCEMENI RFMF► TATT R1 nTVTCTr' /r y`;7 )RM NO.OL•6A REV.12195 STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 4018 September 8, 1997 Eva and Stanley Kuczynski 29 Ridge Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Kuczynski: Our records indicate that the Department of Environmental Protection is currently providing your residence with bottled water. Deliveries of bottled water will be discontinued effective immediately for the following reason: Your residence is being supplied with water from a public water system. X A water treatment system has been installed on your water supply. Recent sampling indicates that the well water supplying your residence is potable. Other: As you have been notified by Bob Deptula Environmental Health Officer for the Town of South Windsor, although a properly installed and maintained aranular activated carbon (GAQ filter system will provide your residence with a safe supply of water, it is recommended that you connect to the public water supply that is available in your street If you have any questions, please contact me at 860-424-3771. Sincerely, Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst Bureau of Water Management Permitting, Enforcement & Remediation Division c: Bob Deptula (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Him Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 hhttp://dep.state.ct.us An Equal Opportunity Employer -t0WN Sf, - - a � Town o-le ?&U/460t s 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 August 28, 1997 Eva and Stanley Kuczynski 29 Ridge Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs. Kuczynski: Thank you for your recent correspondence. It is unfortunate that you are not connecting to the public water. It was encouraging that you decided to change your water filter.; The type described to you in previous correspondence from this department should provide you with a safer water supply than your previous unit. The Town cannot test your water treatment system to see if it is working. We have no mechanism to do that. However, as a courtesy to you,we will at some point in the future collect one water sample of your drinking water. As stated to you previously, the DEP has indicated that bottled water delivery will cease if you decide not to connect to public water. The bottled water was provided by the State only as an interim measure until connection t6 public water. Any future questions regarding bottled water delivery should be directed to Naomi Davidson of the State DEP at 424-3771. Eva and Stanley Kuczynski August 28, 1997 Page 2 A copy of your correspondence is being sent to the State DEP. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 x248.Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:cm cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 is sentry Invoice Woodland Street nchester, DATE INVOICE # Town of South Windsor , CT 06040-3010 1540 Sulivan Ave 7/29/97 1346 South Windsor CT 06074 SHIP TO: $/16/97 S.W. Kuczynski id Dear Mr. R. Deptula Dr, CT 06074 In reponse to your last letter about our water options, I would like to inform you that we have decided to change our water filter, and we're not going to connect to the public water supply dueto a financial problem. TERMS REP SHIP VIA F.O.B. PROJECT I would like you to test our water treatment system to see if it is working : on receipt SMA 07/10/97 properly. Please let me know ahead of time when you will be doing this. CODE DESCRIPTION PRICE EACH AMOUNT Please, also don't stop delivering our bottled water. According to a law 'hange 1 cu ft of GAC 125.00 187.50 passed last year by President Clinton "Everybody has the right to good Labor on services 50.00 125 00 drinking water" as said by the President himself. I have three children and As requested, 2 bags (1.5 cu ft) of spent and wouldn't want anything to inhibit their health due to something in our carbon will be left at your curb for your water. I would like it if bolted water was still delivered to our home for my disposal. childrens sake. Sales Tax 6.00% 18.75 Thank you for your cooperation, and I hope that I hear from you soon. I Ewa & Stanley Kud nski i 29 .Ridge Rd. South Windsor CT 06074 Telephone # 644-6432 usiness. TOTAL 331.25 I I �i tit ue J4 ley Ak zt-�f ij .. ,� . 11014, is paw �i i I' i' ; 01 If ; , 4{ '!I .!I i ,1 10 r N Se 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 r1. ••.. °SOR-C AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 2, 1997 CERTIFIED P462 497 815 Eva and Stanley Kuczynski 29 Ridge Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Kuczynski: Enclosed are copies of the analysis of the water samples recently collected from your home. Sample I. D. Number BT was collected before your treatment system. Sample I. D. Number 14SGAC 1 was collected after your treatment system. Both samples contain EDB above the action level of 0.05 parts per billion and as such, your-water is considered non-potable. i i The results also indicated that your filter is not adequately removing the EDB from your water. Additionally, another chemical contaminant was detected in your water. That is known as TCP. The State Health Department has set 0.05 parts per billion as the maximum contaminant level of the chemical in drinking water. Their position is that consumption of water with that amount or higher could cause a risk to the health of users of that supply. Observations of your filtration unit while collecting the sample revealed that it is not of the type recommended by the State for EDB removal. Enclosed for your information is data pertaining to the installation, monitoring and maintenance of GHC filters. I Because public water was installed in your street to solve the pollution problem you are not eligible to receive any reimbursement for filter costs. You are however, still eligible to receive reimbursement of 60.8%of the cost of connecting to public water and abandoning your well. Reimbursement will be forthcoming only if you abandon your well. This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protection's Well Drilling Board rules and regulations. You must obtain three quotes to make the connection to the water line and three quotes to abandon your well. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. Pre approver/by the DEP is required otherwise the reimbursev art costs they may trot After the work is completed by your contractors submit copies f O p o the paid bills to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request, money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. i STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCOUNT • Rt Dept.of Public Health NR: 14SGAC� 16112394 S06074 (� PAGI Bureau of Laboratories Services - � 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 2SOi1TH WINDSOR (860) 566-5063 1K3 I U$K Y F -1 29 RIDGE PUBLIC WATER SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROBERT DEPTULAr SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED REPORTEDRECEIVED TOWN HALL 04/30197 05/01/97 05119197 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 15:00 08:10 09:08 REPORT FINAL REPORT RES P WELL R SPRIN6 NAME; GAC #1 READ PH CH NTL ORG RAD PEST FL #CON PH CH MTL ORG RAO PEST FL FIELD TEST: CL RESIDUAL. MG1L FL- 1KG1 L PH. COLLECTOR: RD TITLE: RS DATE ANALYZED 5114197 --------- --- ---------------------------------------- EPA METHOD 504.1 MEASURMENT OF 4i2-DIBROMOETHANE (EDB) AND 102—DIBRONO-3-CHLOROPROPAME (DBCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UG/L lot—DZBROMOETHANE (EDO) 0.02 lo2—DISR0140-3—CHLOROPROPAME (DSCP) 0.02 1.2'3—TRICHLOROPROPANE C1,2 3 TCP) 0.04 EPA 504.1 COMPOUND QUANTITY(UG1L) 1 2 DIBROMOETHANE(EDS) 0-13 UGIL 1s2,r3—TRICHLOROPROPAWE(TCP) 1.15 UGIL 1.2 DISROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE(DBCP) NONE DETECTED iM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 O STATE OF CONNECTICUTACCOUNT • AGE S Dept.of Public Health NR: ST [�,6112393 SOb074 0Bureau of Laboratories Services1 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 KUC Z I U S K Y F —I 29 RIDGE PUBLIC RATER SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROBERT DEPTULA, SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED REPORTED TOWN. HAtL 04f30/97 05/01l9T 05119l97 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT Ob0?4 7S.OD t18:09 09:05 J REPORT L REPORT TEST(S) IN all WELL OR SPRI TANK COLLECTOR RD TITLE: RS DATE ANALYZED 5/14197 ��—«-------------------------.._.... ----------------- EPA METHOD 504.1 MEASURHE*T OF lo2-DI8ROMOETHANE (EDB) AND IoZ-DIBROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (D3CP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UGIL 1,2-DISROMOETHANE (EDB) 0.02 1,2—DIBROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) 0.02 1,2s3-TRICHL.OROPROPANE CIP2.3 TCP) 0.04 ___---___------------------EPA 50.4.1 -- -------- --------------- COMPOUND QUANTITY(UGIL') le2 DISROMOETHANE(EDS) 0.25 UG/L 1;2,P3—TRICHLOROPROPANE(TCP) 0.34 UG/L 1.2 DISRONO-3—CHLOROPROPANE(DBCP) NONE DETECTED zo 4M NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 O "O*N Sr 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 soR.co AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 6, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497999 Ewa& Stanley Kuczynski 29 Ridge Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs. Kuczynski: This letter is an addendum to correspondence mailed to you dated June 2, 1997. Regrettably, I did not inform you that the DEP has stated that your bottled water deliveries will cease if you choose not to connect to the available public water. I apologize for not including this information in your previous correspondence. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Deptula 70 Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 jov d (91P CeAwa- I I f - ii I: j Ili i ,i. if STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Environmental Program Fact Sheet GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON (GAC) FILTER SYSTEM FOR PRIVATE WELLS What is a GAC Filter System? A GAC filter system is used to remove semi-volatile and volatile organic compounds (SVOCs and VOCs) (e.g., constituents of gasoline, heating oil, and chlorinated solvents) from polluted drinking water. A GAC filter system used in single family homes and small businesses typically consists of two (2) canisters (primary and backup) installed in series, each containing a minimum of one (1) cubic foot of granular activated carbon. A prefilter,flow restrictor,flow meter,and sampling taps are also included with the installation. Please refer to the diagram on the reverse side depicting a typical installation. An iron/manganese removal system may also be installed prior to the carbon canisters if the concentrations of iron or manganese exceed recommended levels. How does a GAC Filter System Work? As polluted water passes through the carbon canisters,the activated carbon removes the SVOCs and VOCs from the water intended for drinking and other domestic uses. Why do GAC Filter Systems Need to be Monitored? The ability of the activated carbon to remove organic compounds declines with use. Monitoring of the GAC filter system is necessary to determine when the activated carbon is allowing small concentrations of SVOCs and/or VOCs to pass through. This condition is termed breakthrough. If breakthrough occurs at the primary carbon canister, SVOCs and VOCs will then be removed by the GAC in the backup carbon canister. Monitoring is performed by analyzing water samples collected immediately after the primary carbon canister. What Kind of Maintenance is Required for a GAC Filter System? The detection of SVOCs or VOCs in samples collected immediately after the primary carbon canister is an indication that maintenance of the filter system may be needed. Maintenance is conducted by removing the primary carbon canister,moving the backup carbon canister into the primary position, and installing a new carbon canister in the backup position. A new canister in the backup position ensures that the water being consumed is free of SVOCs and VOCs. Replacement of the Prefilter: The prefilter is designed to remove sediment from the water before it enters the carbon canisters. The prefilter media will become clogged with use and the home owner will need to change the prefilter in response to a reduction in water pressure. The frequency for changing the prefilter will vary depending on the amount of sediment suspended in the prefiltered water. For further information contact: Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Water Management Permitting, Enforcement and Remediation Division 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 (860) 424-3705 s:pwp\fact\gacfact.wpd Installation and Maintenance Requirements for GAC Filter Systems Installed to Remove EDB 1. Specifications for Installation Unless otherwise specified or approved by the Commissioner, the GAC Filter System must consist of two (2)granular activated carbon filters (each containing a minimum of 1 cubic foot of carbon) operating in series, and appurtenances to include a prefilter, flow restrictor, flow meter, three (3) sampling taps, a minimum of two (2) pressure gauges and any necessary pretreatment as described below. The GAC Filter System must be installed following one of the two options shown on the last page of this attachment. In addition, a minimum of four (4) replacement sediment filter cartridges and written instructions for replacement must be supplied to the occupant at the time of installation. GAC Filter Units - Shall use virgin granular activated carbon such as Calgon Filtrasorb 300, Calgon Filtrasorb 400 or the equivalent. Prefilter- Shall be a cartridge type solids/sedimentation filter installed ahead of the filter units. A media type prefilter requiring backwashing is not acceptable. A minimum of four (4) replacement cartridges and written instructions for replacement must be supplied to the occupant. Flow Restrictor- Shall be sized in conjunction with the size of the GAC Unit. Flow Meter- Capable of measuring flow in gallons per minute (gpm) and totalizing flow (total gallons pumped). Sampling Taps - Shall be lead free and installed with a minimum of 10 inches clearance below the spout. A waterproof label must be affixed to each tap identifying the tap location (ie. raw water, after GAC filter #1, after GAC filter#2). Pressure Gauges- Shall be installed after each GAC canister and on or in-line after the pressure tank if one is not located on the pressure tank. The gauges must be capable of measuring water pressure in pounds per square inch (psi), ranging from 1 psi to 100 psi. Pretreatment - Required when iron exceeds 0.3 ppm or manganese exceeds 0.05 ppm in the raw water. A chemical free iron/manganese removal system must be installed prior to the GAC filter units as pretreatment unless another system is approved in writing by the Commissioner. A sampling tap and pressure gauge must be installed after the pretreatment but prior to the GAC filter units. A waterproof label must be affixed to the tap identifying the tap location. If backwashing is needed due to the design of the pretreatment system: A) Raw (untreated) water may be used for the backwash cycle only if the discharge is to the sanitary sewer. B) If the backwash is to be discharged to the ground (via septic system or dry well) GAC treated water must be used for the backwash cycle. This requires: 1) The GAC filter be installed before the pressure tank in order to provide treated water for backwashing (the GAC filter must be sized according to the level of contamination and the well pumping rate) OR 2) If the GAC filter is installed after the pressure tank, a second pressure tank must be installed after the GAC filter in order to provide treated water for backwashing. C ° C a = � Q • a Q 2. Maintenance The Town is required to maintain the GAC filter system in good working condition. .� Maintenance includes but is not limited to: Or A. Replacing the carbon filter- Once every two years, the second carbon - a filter must be moved to the first carbon filter position and a .new carbon filter placed into the second filter position. ------ 10 Q , B. Disposal'of spent carbon in accordance with all applicable federal, state ' and local laws. ' w C. Inspection and service of system components including but not limited to, the flow meter, flow restrictor, sampling taps, valves and pretreatment a 10 � 9 ----- systems. as o D. Proper disinfection following any service or maintenance of the filter system. �! E. Providing replacement pre-filters. 3. Emergency repair service must be provided within 24 hours of notification that it is c needed. �► �,* cZ ;�, a Rev.3/21/97 � n ap PC r n e � � m o C G A • a � N C A -. os ti `^ A fAD � A L �i .�a it d � :71 :{ .. �' ��� i; �� +j� -� .;i 1 i .;� c tj. _ tl n( ,�i � ��, :j� N! :�, _ :.'1 _ _ _ �(� '�� i :j :it _ - 'ii _ � - _.. _. _. �; i ::i i,'i - _ fi: i�i ;il - _ _ ,.�� f�I - _ . '{ �I� ' ! fs - - j j - �MfI--2S �o Q vi 7 ,L �a'I -gin c Pvc e TAX EXEMPT PROCEEDS FUND, INC. TOWN OF SOUTH 1034 WINDSf3R .: :;;: POTABLE WELTER 3t0i 3100 05 0132 BANKERS TRUST (DELAWARE),.,. i z' ATTN:'GEORGE I*:.SPRING JR DtO OF FIN WILMINGTON,•DELAWARE..._ <,` s:.. ' } 82-38/311 540 SULLIVAN AVE h Z 3OUTt1. WINDSOR CT EI607�4�27''11 �`` «. ,. 19� Pay to the , Orderof` CLI./Q• ! d�C�6?'n'�J D">: '~ `k �. r}: 8'D r...: Dollars '1M 8 of tar :::, ��,w M,N 1,wY,Ifi\MAy„ •.,..} JL�,y:�'. 4y ;,07 [-0;4. d T +aY a a M mom for papo»of ft.bor.PSG FOR `a TMl paYWN m ttr Rogpo is to roMmUM.11 far pM NIt!nib"by fno ' a M1ITMOIIAWIILANDCERTIF1Cl► W o olpMtnedmd�a l.tor p otmtobowProrotantho "' Uundokr q'lowft Ago'from tho toMowiq Raw.. II'OQTQ 710 3411' 0 3 L L0O 38O1: 21640000 L:L:999On■ C l . a-°� STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION June 8, 1999 Mr. Robert Deptula, Environmental Health Officer Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Potable Water Grant No. WS-103b Reich&Tang Acct. No. 3100-05-0132 Water Main Extensions Dear Mr. Deptula, We have completed our review of your twelfth payment request and approve for payment the amount of $2,188.80 based upon eligible construction costs in accordance with Section 22a-6 (a) (2) and Section 22a-471 of the General Statutes of Connecticut. This payment was approved as follows: Total Costs To Date: $ 98,055.85 Less Ineligible Costs: $ 2,586.54 (Gross Receipts Tax & State Tax Total Eligible Costs: $ 95,469.31 x 60.8% (Grant Percentage) Total Approved Grant: $ 58,045.34 Less Previous Payments: $ -55,856.54 This Payment: $ 2,188.80 The State will wire the payment amount to the Tax-Exempt Bond Proceeds Fund Account established for this project. This action should occur within ten to fourteen days from the date of this letter. Should you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (860) 424-3708. Sincerely, 6n&tze wski Fiscal Administrative Officer Bureau of Water Management (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 http://dep.state.ct.us An Equal Opportunity Employer via A d, P Approved by Office of Management and PAGE or OUTLAY REPORT AND REQUEST FOR REIMBURSE- : Budget. No. 8O—RO181 PAGES MENT FOR CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMS 1. TYPE OF REQUEST (2.BASIS Or REQUEST (See instrier(iflnx on bnek) 0 FINAL ED I PARTIAL Its; CAew n ACCR;••• ]. FEDERAL SPONSORING AGENCY AND ORGANIZATIONAL ELEMENT TO 4. FEDERAL GRANT OR OTHER S. PARTIAL PAYMENT REQUEST NO. WHICH THIS REPORT IS SUBMITTED State of Cr IDENTIFYING AGENCY ASSIGNEOI Dept. of Environmental Portection WS-103b 13 L EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION 7. RECIPIENT ACCOUNT OR OTHER PIER100 COYERCa aT T1411 REPORT NUMBER— IDENTIFYING NUMBER • FROM (110111A,faY.year$ TO Ime"th.?ar.year 0660088 5-21-99 f. RECIPIENT ORGANIZATION 10. PAYEE I Where 064ch ok*%W be"%I i1 diden«I then its.n PI Fd Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue No.anti South Windsor, CT 06074 Street Id Cif a. Cier. sirrel /III Cwk:_ . ..... ... ...._......_. ...... ZIP CoAd: .. _ .. _._.. It. STATUS OF FUNDS b PROGRAMS--FUNCTIONS—ACTIVITIES CLASSIFICATION (a) (L) (e) TOTAL OFFICIAL USE x •• a. Administrative expense S $ $ $ N h. Preliminary expense PIT c. land. structures. right•of•way I r d. Architectural engineering basic fees I I i e. Other architectural engineering fees fD I. Project inspection fees 0 I � g. Land development h. Relocation expense I I. Relocation payments to individuals and I businesses 1 I I • I, Demolition and removal I I k. Construction and project improvement I cost 86,928.62 86,928.62 • PPP7— CPR-8 Rev.7/95 PERMIT NUMBER STATE OF CONNECTICUT 191709 DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTIpN " REAR"ESTAT_E 81 PROFESSIONAL,TRA4 S•DIVISION 4 7. SELL URILLJNC P ,-RMIT 4 t � l$S��pytlsiAve�ue,Ha�rt�c�rd�Cannecttcut"�8i0� ,: LO TION OF WEL} ff© n3 65tftt1 {Lot'l�lumeer) DAB s SIO 49 CIFABK Sg:' - . A/Qgg OWNER OF WELL INDIVIDUAL El BUILDER OTHER"(Specify)' OWNER'S ADDRESS i yWnan 0,6 223 WOOD RD. , SOMERS, CT. 731" Est.No.of OPOSED a DOMESTIC 13BUSINESS El FARM El TEST People being LSE OF = ,"ESTABLISHMENT WELL AIELL served. ' PUBLIC INDUSTRIAL AIR OTHER SUPPLY D CONDITIONING ® (S ci ) ABMIP01 I WELL ;SKETCH IMF VII'EL=LLOC/ITION Locate well with respect to at least two roads, owing distance from intersection and front-of lot !cation of lot teat least two. ads Well location on and to house(if present) 4,44 Indicate North s c Approximate number of feet from well to nearest source of possible contamination: The undersigned is aware that upon completion of the well; a"Well Completion Report"containing construction details and information required under Section'25A31 of the 1969 Supplement to the General Statutes must be sent to the owner,the Department of Consumer.Protection and the VVater Resources Commission on the form provided by the agency. This permit is not valid until all information"is filled in and•it hai been counter-signed by the ctor of Health o his Aent. A LIC r T(S nature) i4PPLiCANT'S.ADDRESS r REGISTRATIgN FID. a APf�R2E9>r�T G? a $ (TnwAfieaft>r Officer and ,4 ti a R KS ABANDON RXISTING DRILLED `WELL. DIRECTOR OF HEALTH ocNo (e 70P Ca", b G 4Y// j. cA40w�Alarm ��Y 2 w®vd �oV- w Ca&'LG-49-&—f— STATE OF CONNECTICUT Department of Public Health �- Division of Laboratory Services NR:COL.. 1 16111116 "�6riT4 Q 1 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 TELEPHONE:(860)509-8500 132S. W I NDSOR �— —� MUL01MBE 479 CLARK ST. S. W I NDSOR CT 06 �74 RQBERT DEF'TUL.A: SANITARIAN 154C� SULLIVAN AVE • • . ... . TOWN HALL 02/08/99 D2/09/99 02/23/99 L SOUTH W I NDSOR CT 06074 10 a 4C� 15=51 09:51 . .•. FINAL REPORT • 6 -- - �is,MPL.INWPCOINHIF= TAB' COLLECTOR: R. DEPTULA TITLE: ENV. HEALTH OFF PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT (ATE ANALYZED 2/18/99 ---------------------------------------------------------- EPA METHOD 504. 1 MEASURMENT OF 1 ,2-DIBROMOETHANE (EDT ) AND lr2—DIBROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. ' THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD. COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UG/L) 1 ,2-DIBROMOETHANE (EDB) 0.02 I ,2—DIBROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) 0.02 1 ,2,3—TRICHl.OROPRQPANE ( 1,2,3 TCP) 0.04 ---------------------------------------------------------- PA 504. 1 COMPOUND QUANTITY(UG/L) 132 DIBROMOETHANE(EDB) 007 UG/L 1 2r3—TR'ICHLCfROPROPANE(TCF} 0:2 UG/L 1 , 2 DIBROMO-3—CHL.OROPROPANE(DBCP) NONE DETECTED V V� �519 zI . 9 i ORM NO.OL-6A REV.7-97 STATE OF CONNECTICUT Department of Public Health 7NR 16119197 S06074 0Division of Laboratory Services1 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 • • Hartford,CT 06144 TELEPHONE:(860)509-8500 132S,W I NDSOR FIELD BLANK F S.WINDSOR ROBERT DEPTULA, SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE I - ••- • TOWN HALL 02/08/9 02/09/99 02/23/99 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 00;00 15;51 10;45 . .•. FINAL REPORT COMMENT -AMPLINS POINT; COLLECTOR; R.DEPTULA COLLECTOR: R.DEPTULA PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT'; )ATE ANALYZED 2/18/99 ---------------------------------------------------------- EPA METHOD 504. 1 MEASURMENT OF 1 ,2-DIBROMOETHANE (EDB) AND 1 ,2-DIBROMO=3-CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD; COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION, LIMIT (UG/L) 1 ,2--DIBROMOETHANE (EDB) >0.02 1 ,2-DIBROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) 0.02 1 ,2,3-TR'ICHLOROPROPANE ( 1 ,2,3 TCP) 0.04 ---------------------------------------------------------- 7-PA '504. 1 COMPOUND ' QUANTITY(UG/L) ,2 DIBROMOETHANE(EDB) NONE DETECTED ,2,3-TRICHLOROPROPANE(TCP) NONE DETECTED 2 DIBROMO-3--CHLOROPROPANE`(DBCP) NONE DETECTED wC z�2 �1,9 =ORM NO.OL-6A REV.7-97 FAX TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR 1540 SULLIVANAVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074-2786 TELEPHONE (860) 644-2511 FAX (860) 644-3781 TO: COMPANY: FAX NUMBER: — �' .� q� q - �b 7 RE: DATE: q 9 TOTAL NUMBER OF PAGES INCLUDING COVER: FROM: Peo NOTES/COMMENTS: SdWN Sfq co :J m 0 -own OP S-OUA ?1)'11r;07d60t 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 r�oSOR,CoC� AREA CODE 860/644-2511 March 19, 1999 Mr. Dave Madsen Permitting, Enforcement and Remediation Department of Environmental Protection 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106 Dear Mr. Madsen: Enclosed for your review and selection are three estimates for correction to public water of 479 Clark Street, South Windsor. The correction is due to EDB contamination under potable water grant number WS-1036. Your prompt response will be greatly appreciated Yours truly, Robert Deptula, k.S. Environmental Health Officer RD/cm STATE LINE CONSTRUCTION, INC. 238 Shaker Rd. ENFIELD, CT 06082 TO: Maria Boulombe PHONE DATE( 860)644-1188 3-5-99 479 Clark Street JOB NAME lLOCATION South Windsor, Ct. 06074 same JOB NUMBER ���J�OBPHONE� Install 1" copper water service at above location Including; Plumbing, copper, water company fees , road cut & temporary patch, abandone well & replace topsoil & seed. WE PROPOSE hereby tofurnish material and labor—complete in accordance with the above specifications,for the sum of: _Pc(.L("T`! �� �l���r�l'�1� dollars($ Ltso o Payment to be made as follows. Y. DUE IN FULL UPON COMPLETION OF WORK. All material is guaranteed to be as siWild AI(work to be completed in a professional manner according to standard practices.Any alteration or deviation from above specifications Authorized involving extra costs will be executed only upon written orders,and will become an extra Signature charge over and above the estimate.All agreements contingent upon strikes,accidents or delays beyond our control.Owner to carry fire„tornado,and other necessary insurance.Our Note: i pro osal may be workers are fully covered by Worker's Compensation insurance. 18 0 withdrawn by us if t accepted within days. ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL—The above prices, specifications and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. You are Signature authorized to do the work as specified.Payment will be made as outlined above. Date of Acceptance: Signature PRODUCT 13128T FOLD AT(<)TO FIT COMPANION 771 DU-O-VUE ENVELOPE. __ _ WOOD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. 223 WOOD ROAD SOMERS, CT 06071-1248 (860) 7634185 FAX (860)749-5233 DATE: March 3, 1999 RICHARD&MARIA COULOMBE 479 CLARKE STREET SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 RE:WATER SERVICE PROPOSAL Dear:Mr. &Mrs. Coulombe Wood Construction Company proposes the below price to install a new 1"water service from the main into the house at#479 Clarke Street in South Windsor. The below price shall include the cost of all materials, labor,tools, and equipment to excavate and backfill for The Connecticut Water Company to tap the existing water main and install the 1"copper tubing to the proposed curb stop, provide the needed shoring box that the Connecticut Water Company requires to do their work, install the 1"copper tubing from the curb stop into the house, loam and seed all disturbed areas, provide and install road base if necessary, pave the road with bituminous concrete pavement, according to our discussion. Wood Construction Company will make the call before you dig, and supply any needed traffic control. Wood Construction Company has not included the cost of any additional permits,the meter horn, or any of the cost that may be incurred by the Connecticut Water Company in its price. Wood Construction Company has submitted two prices for this water service. The first price includes the installation of a backflow preventor with the outside spigots tied over to the well. The second price includes abandonment of the existing well according to State pi of Connecticut specifications. If this bid is accepted it is assumed that the work will be completed when the weather permits the job to be done without delays from frost or inclement weather. The total proposed cost to install a 1" copper water service w/backflow preventor is $3,100.00 The total proposed cost to install a 1" copper water service w/well abandonment is $39600.60 If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to contact me at 763-4185. Sincerely, Robert C.Caldwell 11 Project manager DAVIS, INC. D.b.a. DAVIS CONSTRUCTION 74 BARBER HILL RD. BROAD BROOK, CT 06016 TEL (860) 872-1400 FAX(860) 872-1401 Richard Coulombe 479 Clark Street South Windsor, CT 06074 March 5, 1999 PROPOSAL FOR WATER SERVICE HOOKUP Install water system @ 479 Clark Street including digging, connecting pipe from existing water shutoff to domestic water in house,bedding of pipe, backfilling,spreading topsoil, seeding and haying. Not included is water assessment. Total 3300.00 6-��'1in a), JYsy,y y$$,t q S� �:r•+ 1 A i STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION OW �yhMt� r March 26, 1999 Robert Deptula Sanitarian Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: 479 Clark Street Water Service Connection Water Supply Order No. 4458 Modified Dear Bob: This is to confirm our March 25, 1999 phone conversation related to three (3)proposals submitted for the completion of a water service connection at 479 Clark Street in South Windsor, Connecticut. The water service connection should be performed due to a consistent history of EDB detections at concentration exceeding the 0.05 microgram per liter(ug/1)action level for drinking water established by the Connecticut Department of Public Health. The Department of Environmental Protection has approved for Wood Construction Company, Inc. to perform the service connection and well abandonment activities. This approval is based on their proposal contained the lowest price for the water service connection and included the lowest fees for the abandonment of the existing water supply well. The Town of South Windsor is eligible to receive funding under the grant agreement dated November 9, 1987 for the connection to the public water supply and abandonment of the water supply well at 479 Clark Street. Please be advised that funding for the connection will be available only if the existing water supply well is abandoned. (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 http://dep.state.ct.us An Equal Opportunity Employer If you have any questions,please contact me at(860)424-3909. Sincerely, David M. Madsen Environmental Analyst III Permitting, Enforcement& Remediation Division cc: Henry Olszewski, Jr. Matthew Galligan, Town Manager Richard&Maria Coulombe, 479 Clark Street, South Windsor, CT sent certified mail return receipt requested t°WN se sly �. 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 soR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 March 19, 1999 Mr. Dave Madsen Permitting, Enforcement and Remediation Department of Environmental Protection 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106 Dear Mr. Madsen: Enclosed for your review and selection are three estimates for correction to public water of 479 Clark Street, South Windsor. The correction is due to EDB contamination under potable water grant number WS-1036. Your prompt response will be greatly appreciated Yours truly, Robert Deptula, R.S. Environmental Health Officer. RD/cm 4 S�V1N SEq , C J � 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 f�OsoR•co�'r AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 6, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497998 Richard J. &Maria P. Coulombe 479 Clark Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Coulombe: Enclosed is a copy of your most recent water analysis for EDB conducted at the State Health Department laboratory. EDB was detected at a level of 0.076 parts per billion. This is above the latest allowable limit of 0.05 parts per billion. Therefore the water is considered non-potable and should not be consumed. In addition, another chemical, TCP was detected in your water at a level of 0.095 parts per billion. This is above the allowable level of 0.05 parts per billion. The DEP has stated that if this water sample exceeds the action level of 0.05 parts per billion for EDB you will be eligible to receive reimbursement of 60.8% of the cost of abandoning your well and connecting to the available public water. •-- Reimbursement gill be forth coming on ou abandon your well This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protections Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to abandon your well and three quotes to connect to the water line. These must be submitted to the town who will in turn submit them to h DEP for approval. Proval by the DEP is rewired otherlvise th?v may not reimburse any costs After the work is completed by the contractor(s), submit copies of the paid bills to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request, money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally, I must inform you that if your water supply contains EDB above the allowable level set bv the State Health Department, it will be so noted on your property records. Richard J. &Maria P. Coulombe, June 6, 1997 Page 2 Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water, please inform this Department in writing so that we will be in compliance with the DEP regulations. As requested by the DEP, enclosed is information pertaining to G.A.C. filters, should you decide to install a filter instead of connecting to public water. Funding for installation ivill not be available to . If you have any questions, please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 Spur N Se4 a m . 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 r�dSOR.CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 6, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497998 Richard J. &Maria P. Coulombe 479 Clark Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs.Coulombe: Enclosed is a copy of your most recent water analysis for EDB conducted at the State Health Department laboratory. EDB was detected at a level of 0.076 parts per billion. This is above the latest allowable limit of 0.05 parts per billion. Therefore the water is considered non-potable and should not be consumed. In addition, another chemical,TCP was detected in your water at a level of 0.095 parts per billion. This is above the allowable level of 0.05 parts per billion. The DEP has stated that if this water sample exceeds the action level of 0.05 parts per billion for EDB you will be eligible to receive reimbursement of 60.8% of the cost of abandoning your well and connecting to the available public water. Reimbursement will be fodb coming only if you abandon your well This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protections Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to abandon your well and three quotes to connect to the water line. These must be submitted to the town who will in turn submit them tot he DEP for approval. Pre4T mval by the DEP is required otherwise the�av not reimburse any costs After the work is completed by the contractor(s), submit copies of the paid bills to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request, money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally, I must inform you that if your water supply contains EDB above the allowable level set by the State Health Department,it will be so noted on your property records. Richard J. &Maria P. Coulombe, June 6, 1997 Page 2 Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water,please inform this Department in writing so that we will be in compliance with the DEP regulations. As requested by the DEP, enclosed is information pertaining to G.A.C. filters, should you decide to install a filter instead of connecting to public water. Fundingforfilter installation mill not be available to If you have any questions, please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT • . AGE S PAG4 Dept.of Public Health =NR-:-1'2c16112362 S06074 0Bureau of Laboratories Services1 10•Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 COUL OU M8 E 479 CLARK ROSERT DEPTULA. SANITARIAN SOUTH WINDSOR CT 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED RECEIVED - EPORTED TORN HALL 04/24197 04/25/97 05/19/97 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1 00:00 13:07 08:55 • FINAL REPORT iL girl COLLECTOR: RD TITLE: RS PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: DATE ANALYZED 5f14/97 ---- EPA METHOD 504.1 MEASURMENT Of 1 2-DI3ROMOETHANE (EDS) .AND 1 2-DISROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DSCP) IN DRINKING WATER _ BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR, THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN 3E DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT CUGIL 1r2-DISROMOETHANE (EDB) 0.02 1,P2-0I8ROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (0BCP) 0.02 1p2,-3•-TRICHLOROPROPAME (Io2,3 TCP) 0.04 --------------------------------------------------------- EPA 504.i COMPOUND , QUANTITY(UG1 L) 102 DISROMOETHANE(EDS) 0.076 UG1L ,. 1.P2.3-TRICHLOROPROPANECTCP) 0.095 'UGfL 1,2 DIBROMO•-3-CHLOROPROPANEMCP) NONE DETECTED .Z tJ RM NO.OL-6A REV.12195 Q ,OWN Sf4 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 July 2, 1997 Richard J. and Maria P. Coulombe 479 Clark Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs. Coulombe This correspondence is a follow up to this Departments conversation with Mrs. Coulombe on 6-30-97. It is understood that you do not wish to connect to the available public water line. Enclosed for your reference is information pertaining to GAC filters. Please remember that you will not be reimbursed for any of the cost of filter installation. Also, enclosed for your information is a list of companies who have GAC filters. This list is not a recommendation or endorsement. Other companies may be found in the phone book. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 ext. 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:cm cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm St. Hartford, CT 06106-5127 DEP LIST OF FILTER PROVIDERS WHO HAVE OR ARE UNDER STATE CONTRACT TO PROVIDE FILTERS Aqua Pump Stafford Springs CT (860) 684-5349 Diversified Environmental Services Southington CT (860) 621-3630 Eastern Water Development Oxford, CT (203) 264-8183 Hoffman Water Technology South Port, CT (203) 256-0800 Aqua Sentry Manchester, CT (860) 643-8429 This list is not intended as an endorsement or a recommendation STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Environmental Program Fact Sheet GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON (GAC) FILTER SYSTEM FOR PRIVATE WELLS What is a GAC Filter System? A GAC filter system is used to remove semi-volatile and volatile organic compounds(SVOCs and VOCs) (e.g., constituents of gasoline, heating oil, and chlorinated solvents) from polluted drinking water. A GAC filter system used in single family homes and small businesses typically consists of two (2) canisters (primary and backup) installed in series, each containing a minimum of one (1) cubic foot of granular activated carbon. A prefilter,flow restrictor,flow meter,and sampling taps are also included with the installation. Please refer to the diagram on the reverse side depicting a typical installation. An iron/manganese removal system may also be installed prior to the carbon canisters if the concentrations of iron or manganese exceed recommended levels. How does a GAC Filter System Work? As polluted water passes through the carbon canisters,the activated carbon removes the SVOCs and VOCs from the water intended for drinking and other domestic uses. Why do GAC Filter Systems Need to be Monitored? The ability of the activated carbon to remove organic compounds declines with use. Monitoring of the GAC filter system is necessary to determine when the activated carbon is allowing small concentrations of SVOCs and/or VOCs to pass through. This condition is termed breakthrough. If breakthrough occurs at the primary carbon canister, SVOCs and VOCs will then be removed by the GAC in the backup carbon canister. Monitoring is performed by analyzing water samples collected immediately after the primary carbon canister. What Kind of Maintenance is Required for a GAC Filter System? The detection of SVOCs or VOCs in samples collected immediately after the primary carbon canister is an indication that maintenance of the filter system may be needed. Maintenance is conducted by removing the primary carbon canister, moving the backup carbon canister into the primary position, and installing a new carbon canister in the backup position. A new canister in the backup position ensures that the water being consumed is free of SVOCs and VOCs. Replacement of the Prefilter: The prefilter is designed to remove sediment from the water before it enters the carbon canisters. The prefilter media will become clogged with use and the home owner will need to change the prefilter in response to a reduction in water pressure. The frequency for changing the prefilter will vary depending on the amount of sediment suspended in the prefiltered water. For further information contact: Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Water Management Permitting,Enforcement and Remediation Division 79 Elm Street s:pwp\fact\gacfact.wpd Hartford, CT 06106-5127 (860) 424-3705 ATTACHMENT A Installation, Monitoring and Maintenance Requirements for GAC Filter Systems 1. Specifications for Installation Unless otherwise specified or approved by the Commissioner, the GAC Filter System must consist of two (2) granular activated carbon filters (each containing a minimum of 1 cubic foot of carbon) operating in series, and appurtenances to include a prefilter, flow restrictor, flow meter, three (3) sampling taps, a minimum of two (2) pressure gauges and any necessary pretreatment as described below. The GAC Filter System must be installed following one of the two options shown on the last page of this attachment. In addition, a minimum of four (4) replacement sediment filter cartridges and written instructions for replacement must be supplied to the occupant at the time of installation. GAC Filter Units - Shall use virgin granular activated carbon such as Calgon Filtrasorb 300, Calgon Filtrasorb 400 or the equivalent. Prefilter- Shall be a cartridge type solids/sedimentation filter installed ahead of the filter units. A media type prefilter requiring backwashing is not acceptable. A minimum of four (4) replacement cartridges and written instructions for replacement must be supplied to the occupant. Flow Restrictor- Shall be sized in conjunction with the-size of the GAC Unit. Flow Meter- Capable of measuring flow in gallons per minute (gpm) and totalizing flow (total gallons pumped). Sampling Taps - Shall be lead free and installed with a minimum of 10 inches clearance below the spout. A waterproof label must be affixed to each tap identifying the tap location (ie. raw water, after GAC filter #1, after GAC filter#2). Pressure Gauges- Shall be installed after each GAC canister and on or in-line after the pressure tank if one is not located on the pressure tank. The gauges must be capable of measuring water pressure in pounds per square inch (psi), ranging from 1 psi to 100 psi. Pretreatment - Required when iron exceeds 0.3 ppm or manganese exceeds 0.05 ppm in the raw water. A chemical free iron/manganese removal system must be installed prior to the GAC filter units as Pretreatment unless another system is approved in writing by the Commissioner. A sampling tap and pressure gauge must be installed after the pretreatment but prior to the GAC filter units. A waterproof label must be affixed to the tap identifying the tap location. If backwashing is needed due to the design of the pretreatment system: A) Raw (untreated) water may be used for the backwash cycle only if the discharge is to the sanitary sewer. B) If the backwash is to be discharged to the ground (via septic system or dry well) GAC treated water must be used for the backwash cycle. This requires: 1) The GAC filter be installed before the pressure tank in order to provide treated water for backwashing (the GAC filter must be sized according to the level of contamination and the well pumping rate) OR 2) If the GAC filter is installed after the pressure tank, a second pressure tank must be installed after the GAC filter in order to provide treated water for backwashing. 2. Monitoring A) Immediately after filter installation: (1) Sample and analyze raw water for volatile organic compounds(following EPA method 524.2), coliform bacteria, pH, iron and manganese (2) Sample water after the Pretreatment Unit (if installed) and analyze for iron and manganese. (3) Sample treated water after each GAC filter and analyze for volatile organic compounds(following EPA method 524.2) and coliform bacteria. B) During filter operation until breakthrough: (1) The raw water and first treated tap must be sampled and analyzed for volatile organic compounds (following EPA method 524.2) and coliform bacteria according to the following schedule unless the Commissioner specifies or approves an alternative schedule: Raw water- quarterly Treated water between GAC filters - monthly C) Immediately after filter replacement: (1) The taps after both GAC filters must be sampled and analyzed for volatile organic compounds (following EPA method 524.2) and coliform bacteria (2) Within 30 days of filter replacement following the first breakthrough, defined as the detection of any volatile organic compound above the quantification limit in any sample collected after the carbon filters, submit for the Commissioner's review and written approval a plan including a schedule for the routine replacement of carbon filters and for monitoring the effectiveness of the GAC Filter System. The Town must implement the approved plan in accordance with the approved schedule. 3. Maintenance The Town is required to maintain the GAC filter system in good working condition. Maintenance includes but is not limited to: A. Replacing the carbon filter- Upon breakthrough after the first carbon filter, the second carbon filter must be moved to the first carbon filter position and a new carbon filter placed into the second filter position. B. Disposal of spent carbon in accordance with all applicable federal, state and local laws. C. Inspection and service of system components including but not limited to, the flow meter, flow restrictor, sampling taps, valves and pretreatment systems. D. Proper disinfection following any service or maintenance of the filter system. E. Providing replacement pre-filters. 4. Emergency repair service must be provided within 24 hours of notification that it is needed. Rev.3/21/97 Installatioh Requirements for GAC Filter Systems Specifications for installation The GAC Filter System must consist of two (2) granular activated carbon filters each containing a minimum of 1 cubic foot of carbon operating in series, and appurtenances to include a prefilter, flow restrictor, flow meter, three (3) sampling taps and any necessary pretreatment as described below. The GAC Filter System must be installed following one of the two options shown on the last page of this attachment. GAC Filter Units - Shall use virgin granular activated carbon such as Calgon Filtrasorb 300, Calgon Filtrasorb 400 or the equivalent. Prefilter- Shall be a cartridge type solids/sedimentation filter installed ahead of the filter units. A media type prefilter requiring backwashing is not acceptable. Flow Restrictor- Shall be sized in conjunction with the size of the GAC Unit. Flow Meter- Capable of measuring flow in gallons per minute (gpm) and totalizing flow (total gallons pumped). Sampling Taps - Shall be installed with a minimum of 10 inches clearance below the spout. Pretreatment - Required when iron exceeds 0.3 ppm or manganese exceeds 0.05 ppm in the raw water. A chemical free iron/manganese removal system must be installed prior to the GAC filter units as pretreatment unless another system is approved in writing by the Commissioner. A sampling tap must be installed after the pretreatment prior to the GAC filter units. Attachment I GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON FILTERS aadda tedd fro Watper SuppTes Section Department of Public Health and Addiction Services - = Flow Flow Restrictor Meter Service Pressure GAC SAC Storage Filter Filter _ s r. R Raw Water GAC #1 GAC#2 f Sampling SamplingSampling P 9 Tap Tap Tap Option#1 -GAC Filter installed after the pressure storage tank. Flow Flow Gate Restrictor Meter Valve Pressure Service _ '. ;-'GAC GAC_. -Storage _ . Fifer 1 #2 Tank .. Raw Water GAC #1 GAC #2 Sampling Sampling Sampling Tap Tap Tap Option#2-GAC fgter installed before the pressure tank OKS 12194 ZO*N SC4 CID x F TOWn O-PS_VU& VZoid6ot a _ a 9 w� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 Solt-co� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 May 26, 1995 Richard J. & Maria Coulombe 479 Clark Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs . Coulombe: Enclosed is a copy of your most recent water analysis for EDB. It was present at 0.076 parts per billion. Also enclosed is a copy of the lab report from the sample collected on 3/3/95 . Although the standard for EDB is public drinking water has been lowered to 0 . 05 parts per billion, it is still 0. 1 parts per billion for private wells .. Both of these samples are below that level. If you have any questions, please give this office a call at 644-2511 ext. 248 . amen a Health Officer RD:dr STATE OF CONNECTICUT I.D. ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. .am Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories NR:C1 16103722 S06074 0 ) 10 Clinton St. INFORMATION P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 � COLt1M$E F 479 CL ARK ST SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROBERT DEPTULA. SANITARIAN )540 SULLIVAN AVE T COLLECTED RECEIVED REPORTED TOWN HALL 05/10195 05112195 05/22,195 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1 14:30 15:07 07:33 FINAL REPORT SAMPLING POINT: COLLECTOR: R. DEPTULA TITLE: R.S. PRIMATE WELL TREATMENT: , DATE ANALYZED 5116195 ------------------------------------------------------- EPA METHOD 504 MEASURMENT OF )o 2—DI SROMOETH AN E (E DE) AND 1r2—DI8ROF10-3—CJHLOROPROPANE (DSCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE. DETECTOR, THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UG/L 1.2—DISROMOETRAME (EDE) 0.02 o2'-DISRONO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) 0.02 EPA 504 COMPOUND QUANTITY(UG1L) l s2 01940140ETHANE(EDS) 0.076 UG>L 1,2 DISROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE(DBCP) NONE DETECTED �iM N0.OL-6A STATE OF CONNECTICUT • Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services LNR ' C2=Bureau of Laboratories 16102560 S 0 6 0 7 4 0 1 10 Clinton St. INFORMATION P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT 06144 13 2 S O U T H WINDSOR TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 C O L U M B E 479 CLARK ST SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROBERT DEPTULA, SANITARIAN REPORTED 1540 SULLIVAN AVE ' ' TOWN HALL 03/03/95 03/03/95 03/27/95 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 10 : 00 11 : 28 11 : 41 ••• FINAL REPORT ' °.;AP9PtTNG rGih11` ; COLLECTOR: R . DEPTULA '' TITLE : R . S . PWJ VA PF, WEIJ, TREATMENT . DATE ANALYZED 3/15/95 ------------------------------------------------------------ EPA METHOD 504 MEASURMENT OF 1, 2-DIBROMOETHANE (EDB) AND 1 , 2-DIBROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRAC`IION AND 'GAS CHRUMATOGPI7 PHY l?CiN CAPTURE DETECTOR THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNIS CAN BE `DETERMTNED BY THIS tiFTHOD : COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT ( UG/L) 1 , 2 - DTBROMOETHANE ( Ei?F;) 1 , 2-DIBROM0-3-CHLOROPROPANE ' (DBCP) 0 .02 EPA 504 OMPOUND QUANTITY (UG/L ) 1 ,2 DIBROM'OETHANE<EDB) 0.056 UG/L 1 , 2 DIBROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) NONE DETECTED L-6A tOpM S�+ O p' So� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 �f�osoR-CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 May 16, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497801 Wayne & Noreen Kilburn 291 Smith Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs. Kilburn: As you have been previously notified,due to the contamination of your water supply, you are eligible to receive 60.8% reimbursement of the cost of connection to the available public water line and abandoning your well. Reimbursement hill be forthcoming only i. you abando ur well This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protection's Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to make the connection to the water line and three quotes to abandon your well. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. Pre brovally the DEP is rewired other i, tbev may not reimburse an costs After the work is completed by your contractor(s) submit copies of the paid bill to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request, money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally I must inform you that the State Public Health code has set a level of 0.05 points per billion as the maximum allowable amount of EDB is drinking water. Water with EDB above that level is considered non-potable and must be so noted on your property records. Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water please inform this Department of that fact in writing so that we may be in compliance with the DEP requirements. NQ SoWN Sf4 ` t� O 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR CONN. 06074 SOR•co�'�w AREA CODE 860/644-2511 October 9, 1996 CERTIFIED #P259190367 Wayne&Norene Kilburn 291 Smith Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs. Kilburn: As you are aware, the Town of South Windsor is under an administrative order issued by the Department of Environmental Protection to provide potable water to those residents whose wells are impacted or threatened by contaminants, with a long term potable water supply. You have recently received correspondence from the DEP regarding the results of your most recent water analysis. Based on contaminant concentration in your well water you are eligible to receive reimbursement of 60.8%of the cost of connecting to the available public water and abandoning your well. In order to receive reimbursement, you are responsible for obtaining the necessary contractors (excavation, plumbing, licensed well driller, etc.) for connecting your residence to public water and abandoning your well. The well abandonment must be performed by a registered, licensed well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protections' Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. In addition, you are responsible for making all arrangements with the Connecticut Water Company. All expenses will initially be paid by you. You will then submit copies of all paid bills to the Town. The Town will then forward these to the DEP. If approved by the DEP, they will then forward 60.8% of your costs to the Town. The Town will then forward this payment to you. Please remember that you will not receive any reimbursement for connecting to the water if you do not also abandon your well. You are advised to obtain three quotes for doing the work and submitting them along with your paid bills. This is to ensure to the DEP that the reimbursement request is reasonable and that the costs are not exorbitant. The DEP may not reimburse for costs they feel are excessively high. Please complete the enclosed form and return it in the envelope provided within forty five (45) days of receipt of this letter. Failure to respond within the specified time frame will mean that you do not intend to connect to the public water. If you decide not to connect to the public water at this time and contaminants are still detected in your water at a future date, you will not received bottled water and there may not be any State money available for reimbursement should you decide to connect. Wayne&Norene Kilburn October 9, 1996 Page 2 If you decide not to connect to public water, the Town will still monitor your well on a yearly basis if you so desire. If you decide not to connect to the public water, you may still install a granular activated carbon filter system for the contaminant removal. However, this installation will be at your own expense. There will be no reimbursement for it. Enclosed is information regarding the filter system, it you are interested. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 ext.248. Thank you Robert Deptula RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD Bureau of Water Management DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 t Cl f�,..s- ;..� y�V ..-'si�.� nse`".�'3.=dam:/ .w'�•'A +,�".v ''+ _ . w 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 f�OSox•CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 Please Check, sign below, and return in the enclosed pre-addressed, stamped envelope within thirty(30) days: I intend to connect my residence to public water system and abandon the water supply well. I do not intend to connect my residence to public water system. I understand that funding for connection may not be available in the future. Comments: Signature Date r 1 O.N N S fq m C, 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SIC 0 AREA CODE 860/644-2511 May 16, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497798 Robert&Lucille Davin 324 Deming Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs. Davin: As you have been previously notified, due to the contamination of your water supply, you are eligible to receive 60.8% reimbursement of the cost of connection to the available public water line and abandoning your well. Reimbursement will be forthcoming only you abandon vour well This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protection's Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to make the connection to the water line and three quotes to abandon your well. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. Pre arnval by the PER is rewired otherwise they may not reimburse any costs After the work is completed by your contractor(s) submit copies of the paid bill to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request, money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally I must inform you that the State Public Health code has set a level of 0.05 points per billion as the maximum allowable amount of EDB is drinking water. Water with EDB above that level is considered non-potable and must be so noted on your property records. Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water please inform this Department of that fact in writing so that we may be in compliance with the DEP requirements. Robert&Lucille Davin May 16, 1997 Page 2 If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Dep, la Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 a SOW N Sf4 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR OCONN. 06074 SOR•CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 October 9, 1996 CERTIFIED #P259190369 Robert&Lucille Davin 324 Deming Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs.Davin: As you are aware, the Town of South Windsor is under an administrative order issued by the Department of Environmental Protection to provide potable water to those residents whose wells are impacted or threatened by contaminants,with a long term potable water supply. You have recently received correspondence from the DEP regarding the results of your most recent water analysis. Based on contaminant concentration in your well water you are eligible to receive reimbursement of 60.8%of the cost of connecting to the available public water and abandoning your well. In order to receive reimbursement, you are responsible for obtaining the necessary contractors (excavation, plumbing, licensed well driller, etc.) for connecting your residence to public water and abandoning your well. The well abandonment must be performed by a registered, licensed well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protections' Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. In addition, you are responsible for making all arrangements with the Connecticut Water Company. All expenses will initially be paid by you. You will then submit copies of all paid bills to the Town. The Town will then forward these to the DEP. If approved by the DEP, they will then forward 60.8% of your costs to the Town. The Town will then forward this payment to you. Please remember that you will not receive any reimbursement for connecting to the water if you do not also abandon your well. You are advised to obtain three quotes for doing the work and submitting them along with your paid bills. This is to ensure to the DEP that the reimbursement request is reasonable and that the costs are not exorbitant. The DEP may not reimburse for costs they feel are excessively high. Please complete the enclosed form and return it in the envelope provided within forty five (45) days of receipt of this letter. Failure to respond within the specified time frame will mean that you do not intend to connect to the public water. Robert&Lucille Davin October 9, 1996 Page 2 If you decide not to connect to the public water at this time and contaminants are still detected in your water at a future date, you will not received bottled water and there may not be any State money available for reimbursement should you decide to connect. If you decide not to connect to public water, the Town will still monitor your well on a yearly basis if you so desire. If you decide not to connect to the public water, you may still install a granular activated carbon filter system for the contaminant removal. However, this installation will be at your own expense. There will be no reimbursement for it. Enclosed is information regarding the filter system, it you are interested. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 ext.248. Thank you Robert Deptula RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD Bureau of Water Management DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 (OWN SC4 f ` _✓ -:d,. s - .�Y ai i t..,t .ice � ,r 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 �OsoR•co� AREA CODE 860/644-2511 Please Check, sign below, and return in the enclosed pre-addressed, stamped envelope within thirty(30) days: I intend to connect my residence to public water system and abandon the water supply well. I do not intend to connect my residence to public water system. I understand that funding for connection may not be available in the future. Comments: Signature Date �O*N sej` y 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 l�dSoe•co AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 10, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497820 Joseph &Nancy Cavar 489 Clark Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs. Cavar: Enclosed is a copy of your most recent water analysis conducted at the State Health Department laboratory. EDB was detected at 0.19 parts per billion, above the maximum allowable level of 0.05 parts per billion. Another chemical known as TCP was also detected in the water at a concentration of 0.14 parts per billion, also above the recommended level of 0.05 parts per billion. As you are aware you are eligible to receive reimbursement of 60.8% of the cost of connecting to the public water line and abandoning your well. Reimbursement avill be forth coming only of you abandon your hell This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protections Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to abandon your well and three quotes to connect to the water line. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. Pir-oprwal by the DEP is rewired othergise tha&M not reimburse am costs After the work is completed by the contractor(s), submit copies of the paid bills to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request, money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally, I must inform you that if your water supply contains EDB above the allowable level set by the State Health Department, it will be so noted on your property records. y i Joseph &Nancy Cavar June 10., 1997 Page 2 Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water,please inform this Department in writing so that we will be in compliance with the DEP regulations. As requested by the DEP, enclosed is information pertaining to G.A.C. filters, should you decide to install a filter instead of connecting to public water. Funding-for filter installation gill not be available to If you have any questions, please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 STATE OF CONNECTICUT • AGE Dept.of Public Health L�� 16112361 S0i6074 0 Bureau of Laboratories Services 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 132SOUT 4 WINDSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 C AVA R F- 489 CLARK ROBERT DEPTULA. SANITARIAN SOUTH WINDSOR CT 1540 SULLIVAN AVE TOWN HALL 04/25/97 04/25/97 05/19/97 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1 00:00 13:07 08:51 FINAL REPORT SAMPLING POINT: TAP COLLECTOR: RD TITLE: R,.S, PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: ` :DATE ANALYZED 5/14197 --------------------------------------------------------- EPA METHOD 504.1 MEASURMENT OF 1,2—D13ROMOETHANE ( EDB) AND 1.2—DISROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (D8CP) IN DRINKING WhTER 3Y MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD- COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UG/L 1r2-DIBROMIOETHANE (EDB) 0.02 1o2—DISRQMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) 0.02 1r2i3—TRICHLOROPROPANE (ir2o3 TCP) 0.04 EPA 504.1 COMPOUND QUATITY( tGlL) 1o2 OISROMOETHANE(EDS) 0.19 UG/L 1s2r3—TRICHLOROPROPANE(TCP) 0.14-'UG/'L 1x2 DISROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE(DBCP) NONE DETECTED r RM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 O July 6, 1997 Robert Deptula 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Deptula: In response to your letter of May 20, 1997, neither Ms. Goslee nor I intend to connect to the water line or abandon our well. Our water is not contaminated and has never been contaminated. I appreciate your information regarding this matter. However, at this time, we will continue to be serviced by our well. Sincerely, Judith A. Kerr Home Owner jk cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 l" - �(-rdc` �pW N Se 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTHrWINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR•coN�� AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 25, 1997 Judith A. Kerr and Linda S. Goslee 131 Ashland Point Hendersonville, TN 37075 Dear Ms. Kerr and Ms. Goslee: This letter is in reply to an inquiry by Mr. Goslee regarding correspondence to you dated 5-20-97. I wish to correct that letter by stating that a review of your well water analysis of 152 Beelzebub Road, South Windsor indicated that there was no Rtgjqj&contamination resent in samples collected in 1989 and 1990. Obviously, nothing will be placed on your property records. Robert Deptula/ Environmental Health Officer RD:cm cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 S�Y1N Sf4 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 May 20, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497811 Judith A. Kerr&Linda S. Goslee 131 Ashland Point Hendersonville,TN 37075 Dear Ms. Kerr&Ms. Goslee: As you have been previously notified, due to the contamination of your water supply at 152 Beelzebub Road, South Windsor, CT.,you are eligible to receive 60.8%reimbursement of the cost of connection to the available public water line and abandoning your well. Reimbursement will be forthcoming only if you abandon vour well This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protection's Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to make the connection to the water line and three quotes to abandon your well. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. Pre a�5iroval by the DEP is re aired othemise they not reimburse any costs. After the work is completed by your contractor(s) submit copies of the paid bill to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request,money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally, I must inform you that if your water supply contains contaminants at or above the minimum contaminant level set by the State Health Department,it must be so noted on your property records. Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water please inform this Department in writing so that we will be in compliance with the DEP requirements. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. pv",C?? - Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford,CT 06106-5127 '0*N SR4 C J m 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 e � f�OSoR.CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 July 25, 1997 Ms. Lori Truhan 80 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Ms.Truhan: As you are aware, a sample of you well water was recently collected and delivered to the State Health Department laboratory to be analyzed for chlordane and dieldrin. As is evident from the enclosed laboratory report,none was detected. If you have any questions,please call me at 644-2511 Extension 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 h STATE OF CONNECTICUT I.D. ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. Dept.of Public Health Bureau of Laboratories Services �NR:21 18014432 S 06074 O •� 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 13 2 S O U T H Y I N D S O F F- -I TRUNAN 30 BEELZOBUE R RCSERT DEFTULA' SANITARIAN SOUTH WTNOSCR C7 06074 1540 SULLIVAN AVE • ••• TOWN HALL 06/2 5197 06/27197 07/01/97 L , SOUTH WINIDSOR CT 06074 J 15:15 15:42 09:40 -.- FINAL REPORT ' SAMPLING POINT: TAP COLLECTOR: R.D. TITLE: F.S. PRIVATE JAELL ** PESTICIDES METHOD EPA 14ETROD 505 DATE EXTRACTED t>37r97 DATt ANALYZED 6/30197 v, . RESULTS NONE DETECTED ML 03 7 * ADDITIONAL INF ORMATI ON EPA R1THOD 5C5 MlD`LS LIST OF MET10D DETECTION LIMITS FOR CCtMFOUNDS ANALYZED BY EPA FETHOD 505 — MICR'OEXTRACTION GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY ' ALORIN C.0O3 UG/L ALACHLOR C-101 UGIL ATRAZINIE 1.530 UG/L ALPHA t LORDAME C.004 UGlL GA MA CFLORDAN£ C.0O3 UG/L CHLORDANE (TECHNICAL) C.C45 661L DIELORIN C.0O3 UG/L ENDRIN . .COS US/L , HEPTACHLOR C.C15 UG/L HI PTACHLOR EIPDXIO1: C C04 UG/L HC-XACHLCROHENZEN E C.005 UG/L HEXACHLCROCYCLOPENTADIENE C C10 UG/t LINIDANE C.0O3 VG/L tMETHOXYCHLOit CC16' UG1'1L' CIS-NIONIACHLOR C.004 UG/L TRAMS-NCNACHLOR C.0O3 UG/L SIMAZINE 2. 40 UG/L TOXAPHENE C E31 UG/L AROCLOR 1016 C-106 UG/L 1 AROCLOR 1221 1 S COO UG/L AROCLOR 1232 C.137 UG/L AROCLOR 1242 C "C65` UG/L AROCLOR 1248 C.141 UG/L AROCLOR 1254 C:C84 UG/L AROLCOR 126C C.C84 UG/L BUTACHLOR CC41 UGJL ** CONTINUED *rr* RM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 Q N A r. STATE OF CONNECTICUT NO. Dept.of Public Health • Bureau of Laboratories Services 180144 32 S OE 074 0 2 • 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 '�32S OU TH W I1�a${} TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 T RU H A N r 30 BEELZOSUE R RCSERT DEPTULA. SANITASANITARIANSOUTH WINDSCR CT 06074 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED RECEIVED REPORTED TOWN HALL 06/25d97 06/27/97 07/01197 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 15:15 15:42 09:40 ILFINAL REPORT • PROPACHLOR C.C61 Utz/L METOLACHLO'R C.C27 UG/L METRIBUZIN C.167 UG/L PsP'*—DD'E C�-44 'UG/L Psi'•—DDD C.C25 UG/L PPPI-DOT C.C71 UG/L VALUES CALCLLATED BASED ON A SIGNAL/NCISE RATIO OF 5:1 ACCORDING TO 40 CFR PART 136 APPENDIX 8 RM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 O qpW N Sf4 m 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 w SOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 May 20, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497803 Lori A.Trahan 80 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Ms. Trahan: As you have been previously notified, due to the contamination of your water supply,you are eligible to receive 60.8% reimbursement of the cost of connection to the available public water line and abandoning your well. Reimbursement mill be forthcoming onl gfvou abandon your well This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protection's Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to make the connection to the water line and three quotes to abandon your well. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. Pre a,�roval b�the DEP is required. otherwise they may not reimburse any costs After the work is completed by your contractor(s) submit copies of the paid bill to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request, money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally, I must inform you that if your water supply contains contaminants at or above the minimum contaminant level set by the State Health Department,it must be so noted on your property records. ` Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water please inform this Department in writing so that we will be in compliance with the DEP requirements. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. V�✓�'�A d�YJl L_� Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 SOWN SF co y o 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR•co AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 25, 1997 Mr. James Hosking 90 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Hosking: This letter is to clarify correspondence to you dated 5-20-97. Although, historically varying levels of pesticides were found in your well water, they ,,ere not above any state standard or guidelines and your water is considered potable. Based on the most recent laboratory analysis (DEP sample July 1995) your water is considered potable and nothing will be noted on your property records. Itowever, as stated in the May 20, 1997 correspondence you are still eligible for reimbursement for connection to the pubic water if you choose to do so. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:cm cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm St. Hartford, CT 06106-5127 STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION o" July 13, 1995 �AiAi ty!/ Mr. James Hosking 90 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 Re: Water Sample Results 90 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT Dear Mr. Hosking: Enclosed please find a copy of the laboratory reports from the water sample obtained from your residence on May 12, 1995. The water sample was analyzed for the presence of pesticides, in response to the-historical detection of pesticides in neighboring wells. As the results indicate, no pesticides were detected in the well water sample. Therefore, based upon these results, your well water is considered potable. If you should have any questions regarding these results, please do not hesitate to call me at 424-3774. Sincerely, Cynthia Knight Bureau of Water Management Permitting, Enforcement& Remediation Division Enclosure cc: Robert Deptula, Town of S. Windsor (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 An Equal_Opportunity Employer SOW N SF4 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 r�osoR,co�lt� AREA CODE 860/644-2511 May 20, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497805 James R. &Elda B. Hosking 90 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs. Hosking. As you have been previously notified, due to the contamination of your water supply,you are eligible to receive 60.8%reimbursement of the cost of connection to the available public water line and abandoning your well. Reimbursement will be forthcoming only if you abandon your well This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protection's Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to make the connection to the water line and three quotes to abandon your well. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. Pre aroval by the DEP is required, otherwise they aW not reimburse any costs. After the work is completed by your contractor(s) submit copies of the paid bill to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request,money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally, I must inform you that if your water supply contains contaminants at or above the minimum contaminant level set by the State Health Department, it must be so noted on your property records. - Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water please inform this Department in writing so that we will be in compliance with the DEP requirements. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. 01 �fz Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 SpW N Sf4 m 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR CONN. 06074 SOR•c0 AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 25, 1997 Charles and Carolyn Liebler 136 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Liebler: This letter is in reply to an inquiry by Mrs. Liebler regarding correspondence to you dated 5-20-97. A review of the laboratory analysis shows that only trace amounts of pesticide were present in several samples. Most samples collected reported "none detected." There will not be any notation placed on your property records. Robert Deptula Environmental health Officer RD:cm cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 RONCAW or;�J;vk-, &I't . w w lz6 �. s 2Y(07 Ctj.I tia , c \ J& 4 WG.LWLt c Stu u�� �'T Co q. SAINT ELIZABETH HEALTH CENTER 51 APPLEGATE LANE,EAST HARTFORD,Cr 06118 RONCALLI HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT PHONE:,203/568-7520; FAX: 203/568-2378 gONN Sfq s 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR.CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 May 20, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497808 Charles H. &Carolyn J.Liebler 136 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs.Liebler: As you have been previously notified, due to the contamination of your water supply,you are eligible to receive 60.8% reimbursement of the cost of connection to the available public water line and abandoning your well. Reimbursement mill be forthcoming only you abandon-your well. This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protection's Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to make the connection to the water line and three quotes to abandon your well. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. Pre abbroval by the DEP is rewired, otherlvise they g4 not reimburse any costs. u After the work is completed by your contractor (s) submit copies of the paid bill to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request,money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally, I must inform you that if your water supply contains contaminants at or above the minimum contaminant level set by the State Health Department, it must be so noted on your property records. Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water please inform this Department in writing so that we will be in compliance with the DEP requirements. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 �OVIN seq m o 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 l�oSox•co� AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 25, 1997 Alton J. and Harriet Parks 122 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs. Parks This letter is to clarify correspondence to you dated 5-20-97. Although, historically, varying levels of chlordane and dieldrin were detected in your well water, the most recent laboratory analysis (September 1990 and May 1995 DEP sample) did not detect those contaminants. Based on these two most recent laboratory analysis your water would be considered potable, and nothing would be noted on your property records. However,as stated in the May 20, 1997 correspondence your are still eligible for reimbursement for connection to the public water if you choose to do so. Robert Deptula� Environmental Health Officer RD:cm cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm St. Hartford, CT 06106-5127 (OW" S fq y * F' m 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 f^�soe•co�r AREA CODE 860/644-2511 May 20, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497807 Alton J. &Harriet Parks 122 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs. Parks: As you have been previously notified, due to the contamination of your water supply, you are eligible to receive 60.8% reimbursement of the cost of connection to the available public water line and abandoning your well. Keimbursement avill be forthcoming onlyvou abandon vour well This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protection's Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to make the connection to the water line and three quotes to abandon your well. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. Pre n the DEP is required otherwise they may not rt?imburse anv costs After the work is completed by your contractor(s) submit copies of the paid bill to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request, money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally, I must inform you that if your water supply contains contaminants at or above the minimum contaminant level set by the State Health Department, it must be so noted on your property records. Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water please inform this Department in writing so that we will be in compliance with the DEP requirements. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 AOZ f l!D -�q A-D. �H7aw� 1'lt n - t° 2-�i jr-crc� f wv s l� S g� _ �Y- • D3 `I L4,6{4- Jeyt50 C40— _ I f 4, t `j 31i !fl - EI! .�J if -�f .IE , i ii! �'�•� - L�� -f 3 `f✓gyp Seb'vitd. Wi e 2, 2G Y - �l t4, 42rv-, w, .VIA-teG�L----d4Cr i, 9R-1 wain i advice a �awe S i f cep off' 90 AL listiZ y yY x `y(r i ;.i F;t 4c.- �i Ad It 1 C f}• bk .0/-� A. ••I j1 �J i ou- 31r P � � mw� ltep `f L13 O 97 da 2,— JW S� 6 ",7- c � - . F ©>3 was- ti I, 'i l i 23 CA-aw r i C-p 'OVIN Sf05 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 4f�OSOR•co AREA CODE 860/644-2511 May 20, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497806 Peter DeBaun &Leona Rapelye 121 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. DeBaun &Ms. Rapelye: As you have been previously notified, due to the contamination of your water supply, you are eligible to receive 60.8% reimbursement of the cost of connection to the available public water line and abandoning your well. Reimbursement will be forth_ coming onl, ou abandon�vour avell This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protection's Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to make the connection to the water line and three quotes to abandon your well. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. Pre crrova_ l_by the DEP is required otherwise they may not reimburse any costs. After the work is completed by your contractor(s) submit copies of the paid bill to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request,money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally, I must inform you that if your water supply contains contaminants at or above the minimum contaminant level set by the State Health Department,it must be so noted on your property records. Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water please inform this Department in writing so that we will be in compliance with the DEP requirements. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 SOWN Sf4 s 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 OR-CO� AREA CODE 860/644-2511 May 20, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497809 Timothy& Susan Anderson 146 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs. Anderson: As you have been previously notified, due to the contamination of your water supply,you are eligible to receive 60.8% reimbursement of the cost of connection to the available public water line and abandoning your well. Reimbursement gill be forthcoming only f you abandon vour well This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protection's Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to make the connection to the water line and three quotes to abandon your well. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. aLoAmval�y the DEP is required otherlvise they may not reimbur e anv costs. After the work is completed by your contractor(s) submit copies of the paid bill to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request,money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally, I must inform you that if your water supply contains contaminants at or above the minimum contaminant level set by the State Health Department,it must be so noted on your property records. .Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water please inform this Department in writing so that we will be in compliance with the DEP requirements. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 ,O*N St x 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 May 20, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497810 Wayne L.& Gail L. Reynolds 161 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, CT 06074 . Dear Mr. &-Mrs.Anderson: As you have been previously notified, due to the contamination of your water supply, you are eligible to receive 60.8% reimbursement of the cost of connection to the available public water line and abandoning your well. Rea'mbursement will be torthcomin only i you abando�your well This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protection's Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to make the connection to the water line and three quotes to abandon your well. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. Pre abi�rnval by the DEP is reauired otherwise they may not reimburse an costs After the work is completed by your contractor(s) submit copies of the paid bill to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request,money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally, I must inform you that if your water supply contains contaminants at or above the minimum contaminant level set by the State Health Department,it must be so noted on your property records. Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water please inform this Department in writing so that we will be in compliance with the DEP requirements. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 ' � 1 _ +1 SOW N Sf4 C� pri F w� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 3, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497817 Isabella P. Higgins 395 Ellington Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Ms. Higgins: Enclosed are copies of the most recent analysis of your well water. Sample I.D. number 4 H RAW is from your untreated water. EDB was detected at 0.02 parts per billion, below the standard of 0.05 parts per billion. Sample I.D. number 5 H GAC1 was collected after the first filter. No EDB was detected in that sample. Sample I.D. number 6 H GAC2 was collected after the second filter. No EDB was detected in this sample. Enclosed for your use is information pertaining to the installation, monitoring and general data pertaining to GAC filters. The DEP has stated that you are eligible to be reimbursed 60.8% of the cost of five years of filter maintenance. Three estimates for the five years of maintenance must be obtained. These estimates must be submitted to the Town who will forward them to the DEP for approval. Pre-approval from the DEP must be obtained in order to qualify for any reimbursement. w � Isabella P. Higgins June 3, 1997 Page 2 Also included with this correspondence is a list of firms which have been involved in installing filters under state contract. It is assumed that these companies also provide maintenance. These names are provided only as an aid to you. This is not a recommendation or an endorsement. Additional companies may be found in the yellow pages. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford,CT 06106-5127 STATE OF CONNECTICUTCESSIONNO* • Dept.of Public Health NR:GHGAC2 16112356 50607+ 0 Bureau of Laboratories Services 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 H I G G I N S F —I 395 ELLINGTON SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06026 ROBERT DEPTULA. SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE TOWN HALL 04/23/97 04/25/97 05119/97 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 00:00 13:00 08:37 REPORTFINAL REPORT SAMP COLLECTOR: RD TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT. DATE-,.ANALYZED 5f14/97 EPA METHOD 504.1 - MEASURMENT OF 1s2-DIBROMOETHANE (EDB) AND 1o2-DISROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UGIL3 1 2—DISROMIOETHANE (EDB) 0.02 1--Z—DISROMO-3—CHLOROPROPAME (DBCP) 0.02. 'i'2.-3—TRICHLOROPROPAME (Io2.3 TCP) 0.04 --------------------------------------------- EPA 504.1 COMPOUND QUANTITY(UG/L) 1o2 OISROMOETHANE(EOB) NONE DETECTED 1s2'3—TRICHLOROPROPAN€(TCP) NONE DETECTED 1o2 OINROMlO-3—CHLOROPROPANE(OBCP) NONE DETECTED Y f RM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 Q STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCESSION NO. 11 ACCOUNT NO. AGE S PAG Dept. of Public Health NR:4 H RAW 6912354 S060?4 0Bureau of Laboratories Services 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR . TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 H IG G I N S F —1 395 . ELLINGTON ROBERT DEPTULAr SANITARIAN SOUTHWINDSOR CT 1540 SULLIVAN AVE REPORTEDCOLLECTED RECEIVED TOWN HALL 04/2319? 04/25/97 05119197 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 00:00 13:00 08:32 REPORT FINAL REPORT SAMPLING POINT: A 9: 16 TANK COLLECTOR: RD TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: .)ATE ANALYZED 5/1419 EPA METH00. 504.1 MEASURMiENT OF 1r2—DIS!ROMOETHANE (EDS) AND 1r2—DIBROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (O.SCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (U6/L1 1 r2--DISROMOETHANE CEDB) 0.02 1p2—DIS OMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) 0.42 1.2.f3--TRICHLOROPROPANE (1.2,3 TCP) 0.04 EPA 504.1 COMPOUND QUANTITY(UG/L) 1s2 iDIBROMOETHANE(EDB) 0.02 VG/L ,r2s3-TRICHLOROPR0PANE(TCP) NONE DETECTED 1,2 OISROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE(DBCP) NONE DETECTED iRM NO.OL•6A REV.12/95 0 STATE OF CONNECTICUT 1.D. ACCESSION NO. 11 ACCOUNT • Dept.of Public Health ���5��AC 1 ����}23 5 5 76074 •0 Bureau of Laboratories Services 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 •' ON Hartford,CT 06144 1 32SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 H IG G I N S F- -1 395 ELLINGTON. ROBERT DEPTULAs SANITARIAN SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06076 1540 SULLIVAN AVE 0 • TOWN HALL 04/25/97 04125/97 05/19197 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 J 00:00 13:00 0$:32 REPORT FINAL REPORT I T COLLECTOR: RD TITLE RS PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: �.AT:E ANALYZED . 5/14197 EPA METHOD 504.1 --- 4EASURMlENT" OF ?r2-DIBROMIOETHANE (ED8) AND lo2-DISROMIO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION ARID GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND I METHOD DETECTION LIMIT {UG/L 1o2-DIHRONOETHANE (EDS) 0.02 IP2-018ROMiO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) 0.02 1,2,r 3-TRICIHLOROPROPANE (1.2.3 TCP) 0.04 EPA 504.1 COMPOUND OIJANTITY(UG/L) 1.2 DISRONDETRANE(EDB) NONE DETECTED lr24P3-�TRICHLOROPROPANE(TCP) NONE DETECTED lo2 D,ISROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE(DSCP) NONE DETECTED a RM NO.OL•6A REV.12/95 O (OW N Sf4 9 � 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR.Co�� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 August 11, 1995 CERTIFIED # P389189054 Ms . Miriam Bouley-McGill 36 Ridge Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Ms . Bouley-McGill: At the request of Mrs . Burgess, a water sample was collected and analyzed at the laboratory for EDB. Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory results of your well water for EDB. As indicated, the concentration is 0.51 parts per billion. This is above the State regulation of 0. 1 parts per billion and the water is considered non-potable and should not be consumed. You are eligible to receive bottled water from the State until a permanent solution (i.e. connection to public water) is undertaken. You are also eligible for some monetary reimbursement from the State for connection to the public water. Further information regarding this matter will be forthcoming. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 ext. 248 . Hour ti s. Environmental Health Officer WHILE YOU W -RE OUT ,. 1j") .. ... ��' ..1 _ j From I RD:dr Of Phone_� ) lZ `t ' 'u'� 1p�lt'e� I Telephoned Returned Call Please Call Please See Me Will Call Again Im ortant I P Messy e . I STATE OF CONNECTICUT . .am- Dept.of Public Health and Addiction Services Bureau of Laboratories N R,a 1 1 b 1 C!4 2 9 4 S 0+ 074 0 10 Clinton St. INFORMATION P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,CT 06144 13 2 S O U T H W I h D S O R TELEPHONE:(203)566-5063 � —1 URGES 6 RIDGE RD SOUTH WINDSCR CT ROBERT DEPTULA, SANITARIAty 1540 SULLIVAN AVE � - -•- • TOWN HALL 06/29/9 06/29/9 07/14/9' L SOUTH rlI;NDSOR CT 06074 J 09;20 10: 17 14e25 .•. FINAL REPORT • COLLECTOR: R. DE'PTULA TITLE. SANITARIAN PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: DATE ANALYZED 7/12/95 --------------------------------------------------------- EPA METHOD 504 MSASURME-NT OF lo2—D1,3ROMOETHANE (EDE ) AND 1r2-013ROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (DSCP) IN DRINKING WATER sY MICRO: XTRAC;ION A'D GAS CHROMATOt12AP IY WITH ELECT# 1 CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COOP UNDS CAN 8C DETERMINED DINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UG/ 1,r2—D13R0M0ETHAN (EDS) 0.02 1,2—DI3ROMO- —CHLOROPROPAN-C '(D CP) 0.02 EPA 5€4 COMPOUND GUANTITY (UG/L) 1r2 DISROMOETHANE(EDPI) C.51 UG/L 1i DI ::,fiJ ?O— —C#41.G' O 'R3 '1fi3 (7 :=CP) NONE DETECTED FORM NO.OL-6A {� m 7-0-ullln O-P S-OZLbil wo 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 R.co AREA CODE 203/644-2511 September 10, 1992 CERTIFIED P 094 595 030 Mr. Thomas M. & Mrs. Margaret W. Burgess Ms. Miriam Bouley-McGill 36 Ridge Road South Windsor, Connecticut Dear Mr. & Mrs. Burgess and Ms. Bouley-McGill: As you have been previously notified, analysis performed by the State Health Department laboratory has detected the presence of ethylene diArom.ide (EDB) in your water supply at a concentration exceeding the Department of Health Services action level of 0. 1 ppb. The Town of South Windsor has been working under an b�� administrative order from the Department of Environmental Protection which requires the provision of a permanent war supply to your property by connection to the available public water supply and abandonment of your contaminated well. Through a grant program, the DEP will reimburse approximately 60 percent of the costs incurred by each homeowner (whose well is contaminated) of connecting to the public . water and abandoning their well. Please note that you are eligible for reimbursement only if you also abandon your well. To reiterate, the following procedure must be followed to obtain reimbursement. 1 . The homeowner must make arrangements for the connection to public water and well abandonment. Please remember that the well abandonment must be performed by a registered well drilling contractor. 2. Once connection and abandonment have been completed, submit copies of itemized paid receipts to the Town. 3. The Town will submit this proof of payment along with a reimbursement request to the DEP. 4. The DEP will review the reimbursement request and if approved will forward payment to the Town. 5. The Town will then forward this payment to you. September 10, 1992 Page 2 Connection .to public water and abandonment of your well must be completed by November 30, 1992 in order to be eligible to receive reimbursement. If you choose not to connect to public water and/or abandon your well by November 30, 1992, deliveries of bottled water Will be discontinued. Additionally, utilizing Section 22a-434 of the General Statutes of the State of Connecticut (a copy of which is enclosed) the DEP will place notification that your well is contaminated on your land records, .if- the well is not abandoned. if you have any questions, please call. the South Windsor Town Hall at 644-2511, Extension 248. Very truly yours, Robert Dept 1a, RS Environmental Health Officer RD:jh ' Attmt. cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst Water Enforcement-•Ground Water Section Department of Environmental Protection 120 Washington Street Hartford, Connecticut t0W N S£q 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR•CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 June 2, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497816 Peter& Kathleen Brazdzionis 351 Oakland Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. &Mrs. Brazdzionis: Enclosed are copies of the most recent water analysis of your well water. Sample I.D. number 1B Raw was collected before your filter. EDB was detected at 0.60 parts per billion, slightly above the maximum level of 0.05 parts per billion. Also, another chemical,TCP was detected at slightly below the maximum level of 0.05 parts per billion. Sample I.D. number GAC1 was collected after the first filter. EDB was detected at 0.028 parts per billion. No TCP was detected. Sample I.D. number GAC2 was collected after the second filter. No EDB or TCP was detected. Enclosed for your use is information pertaining to the installation,monitoring and general data pertaining to GAC filters. The DEP has stated that you are eligible to be reimbursed 60.8% of the cost of five years of filter maintenance. Three estimates for the five years of maintenance must be obtained. These estimates must be submitted to the Town who will forward them to the DEP for approval. Pre-approval from the DEP must be obtained in order to qualify for any reimbursement. Peter& Kathleen Brazdzionis June 2, 1997 Page 2 Also included with this correspondence is a list of firms which have been involved in installing filters under state contract. It is assumed that these companies also provide maintenance. These names are provided only as an aid to you. This is not a recommendation or an endorsement. Additional companies may be found in the yellow pages. If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 extension 248. Robert Deptu a Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford,CT 06106-5127 STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. AGE S - Dept.of Public Health NR'.1 B RAii 161, 51 S 06074 0 1 Bureau of Laboratories Services 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 BRAD IZ IOUI S - F- -I 357 OAKLAND RD SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROBERT DEPTULA. SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE TOWN HALL 04/24/97 04125/97 05/19197 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1 00:00 13:00 08 24 . FINAL REPORT • SAMPLING POINT: STORAGE TANK COLLECTOR: RD TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: .DAT>E ANALYZED 5/14197 - EPA: METHOD 504-1 MEASURMENT OF 1.2--DIBROMOETHANE (EDE) AND o2--DISROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DSCP) IN DRINKING DATER BY lMICiflEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UGl 1.2-DISROMOETHANE (EDB) 0.02 1:o2-DISRONO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DSCP) 0.02 lo2/3-TRICHLOROPROPAME L1 2.3 TCP) 0.04 ---------------- EPA 504.1 C ;tiMPOUND QUANTITY(UG/L) 1i2 DISROMOETHANE(EDS) 0-60 UG/L 1.2P3-TRICH.LOROPROPANE(TCP) <O t34 UG/#. I,P2 DISROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE(DBCP) NONE DETECTED ARM NO.OL•6A REV.12195 Q STATE OF CONNECTICUT i ACCESSION No. ACCOUNT NO. AGE S Dept.of Public Health 2 GAC1 116112352 S00074 0 .AG 1 Bureau of Laboratories Services 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 BRADIZIOUIS F 357 OAKLAND ROBERT D?EPTULAo SANITARIAN SOUTH WI N>D SC R CT 1540 SULLIVAN AVE ..- . TOWN HALL 04I25I97 04/25/97 05/19197 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 00:00 13:00 08:24 J FINAL REPORT COLLECTOR: RD TITLE: R.S. PRIMATE WELL TREATMENT: :DATE ANALYZED . 5I14197 . ------N-w-----------w---.-- -------------------.-----w----- EPA METHOD 504.9 MEASURM>EINT OF 1,2—DISROMOETHANE (EDB) AND >>2—DISROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION -LIMIT (UGIL; 1,2-DISRO'MOETHANE (EDB) 0.02 102-DISRONO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DSCP)_ 0.02 - 1.2.3—TRICHLOROPROPANIE (1r2,3 TCP) 0.04 —wws------.—.-------- -----ma's-----w—.��—.—pw--�—.�—.. EPA 504.1 COMPOUND QUANTITY('UG/L') - 1s2 DISROMOETHANE(EDB) 0.028 UGIL .P2.3—TRICHLOROPROPANE(TCP) ATONE DETECTED 1o2 DISROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE(DBCP) NONE DETECTED z� 9 MM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 O STATE OF CONNECTICUT .. Dept.of Public Health NR= GAC 2 16112353 IS06074 0 Bureau of Laboratories Services 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford,CT 06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 B RA D I Z I O U I S 357 OAKLAND SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROBERT DEPTULAr SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED 11 RECEIVEDREPORTED TOWN MALL / / 04I2519T 05/19I97 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1 00:00 13:00 08:32 .•. FINAL REPORT SAMPLING POINT: GAC COLLECTOR: RD TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: !DATE ANALYZED 5I)4I97 ------------------------------------------------------ EPA METHOD 504.1 MEASURMENT OF 1 r 2-DISROMOETHANE (EDS) AND 1o2-DIBR0140-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UGII. 1.2-DISROMOETHANE (EDS) 0.02 lo2-DISRONO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) 0.02 lo2.3-TRICHLOROPROPANE (1.2.3 TCP) 0.04 EPA 504.1 COMPOUND QUANTITY(USI L) 1.2 OIBROMOETHANE(EDB) NONE DETECTED 1r2.3-TRIC NIL OROPRO PANE(TCP) NONE DETECTED 1,2 DIBROM3-3-CHLOROPROPANE(OBCP) NONE DETECTED Q )RM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 O STATE OF CONNECTICUT tow" DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Environmental Program Fact Sheet GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON (GAC) FILTER SYSTEM FOR PRIVATE WELLS What is a GAC Filter System? A GAC filter system is used to remove semi-volatile and volatile organic compounds(SVOCs and VOCs) (e.g., constituents of gasoline, heating oil, and chlorinated solvents) from polluted drinking water. A GAC filter system used in single family homes and small businesses typically consists of two (2) canisters (primary and backup) installed in series, each containing a minimum of one (1) cubic foot of granular activated carbon. A prefilter,flow restrictor,flow meter,and sampling taps are also included with the installation. Please refer to the diagram on the reverse side depicting a typical installation. An iron/manganese removal system may also be installed prior to the carbon canisters if the concentrations of iron or manganese exceed recommended levels. How does a GAC Filter System Work? As polluted water passes through the carbon canisters,the activated carbon removes the SVOCs and VOCs from the water intended for drinking and other domestic uses. Why do GAC Filter Systems Need to be Monitored? The ability of the activated carbon to remove organic compounds declines with use. Monitoring of the GAC filter system is necessary to determine when the activated carbon is allowing small concentrations of SVOCs and/or VOCs to pass through. This condition is termed breakthrough. If breakthrough occurs at the primary carbon canister, SVOCs and VOCs will then be removed by the GAC in the backup carbon canister. Monitoring is performed by analyzing water samples collected immediately after the primary carbon canister. What Kind of Maintenance is Required for a GAC Filter System? The detection of SVOCs or VOCs in samples collected immediately after the primary carbon canister is an indication that maintenance of the filter system may be needed. Maintenance is conducted by removing the primary carbon canister,moving the backup carbon canister into the primary position, and installing a new carbon canister in the backup position. A new canister in the backup position ensures that the water being consumed is free of SVOCs and VOCs. Replacement of the Prefilter: The prefilter is designed to remove sediment from the water before it enters the carbon canisters. The prefilter media will become clogged with use and the home owner will need to change the prefilter in response to a reduction in water pressure. The frequency for changing the prefilter will vary depending on the amount of sediment suspended in the prefiltered water. For further information contact: Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Water Management Permitting,Enforcement and Remediation Division 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 (860)424-3705 s:pwp\fact\gacfact.wpd v, v A SOyNN Sf4 r, C t- m :1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 sox•c�r� AREA CODE 860/644-251 1 May 9, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497797 _'()hn& Sue Larson 350 Deming Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Larson: The Department of Environmental Protection is requiring the Town to sample your drinking water to determine the effectiveness of your EDB Filter. Efforts to find someone home have been fruitless to this point and since you have an unpublished phone, a letter is the only way to contact you. Please contact me at 644-2511 extension 248 if you wish to have your water tested for EDB. Enclosed is information regarding Granular Activated Carbon (GAC)filters, monitoring and maintenance requirements. The DEP has also instructed the Town to tell you that funding for filter .maintenance may be available to you. Additionally, since public water was not available when your home was built, the DEP has stated that you are eligible to receive reimbursement(60.8 ) for connection to the public water line if btu abandon dour well This abandonment must be done by a Connecticut licensed well driller according to the Well Drilling Board rules and regulations. Three quotes must be obtained to do the work (well abandonment and connection to the water line). These quotes must be submitted to the Town who in turn will submit them to the DEP for pre-approval. Do not have any wnrb &0ne__unt l�p�ro2,a1 has been obtained by the DE John & Sue Larson ' May 9, 1997 Page 2 Once the work has been completed submit the receipts to the Town. The Town will then submit them to the DEP for approval. When the DEP notifies the Town of their approval, The Town will send you payment of 60.8%of the cost of connection to public water and abandoning your well. Please notify the Town, so that we will be in compliance with the DEP's requirements, if you would like your water tested or if you would like to connect to public water. Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 SOW N S'r x � -070f;nd460t U n01 s 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 sox•Co�'�w AREA CODE 860/644-2511 CERTIFIED MAIL Z262 2395 881 Mrs. Lois H. Petersen May 13, 1997 440 Deming Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mrs. Petersen: As you are aware, you are eligible to receive funding for the installation of a granular activated carbon filter for the removal of EDB from your drinking water. This is due to a grant agreement between the Town and the DEP. Under this agreement, you will be eligible to be reimbursed for 60.8% of the cost of installing an approved filter. You will also be eligible to receive reimbursement for the cost of five years of filter maintenance at 60.8%. The DEP is requiring that three estimates for. filter installation and also three estimates for the five years maintenance be obtained. These estimates must be submitted to the Town who will forward them to the DEP for approval. Pre-approval from the DEP must be obtained in order to qualify for reimbursement. If a filter is installed without DEP approval the costs may not be reimbursed. Enclosed for your use is information pertaining to the installation, monitoring and general data of GAC filters. Also included is a list of firms which have been involved in installing filters under State contract. These names are provided only as an aid to you. This is not a recommendation or an endorsement. Additional companies may be found in the yellow pages. If you decide to install the filter your water must be tested for bacteria and iron and manganese. This will be done at no cost to you. Please contact this department at 644-2511, Ext. 248 to arrange for water sampling. Additionally, I must inform you that the State Public Health Code has set a level of 0.05 parts per billion as the. maximum allowable amount of EDB in drinking water. Water with EDB above this Level is considered non-potable and if untreated, it must be noted on your property records that there is a non-potable water supply. Also, if you decide not to install this filter please notify the Department in writing so that we may meet the DEP requirements. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 644-2511, Ext. 248. Very truly yours, Robert Deptula, R.S. Environmental Health Officer RD/jsv Enclosures cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP, 79 Elm St., Hartford, CT 06106-5127 ��y1N Sfq C� h r �-� 0-Ye s"Quth VtAir e = y 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR•CO'�`v AREA CODE 860/644-2511 CERTIFIED MAIL Z262 2395 882 Morris & Gladys Lanier May 13, 1997 339 Oakland Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Lanier: As you are aware, you are eligible to receive funding for the installation of a granular activated carbon filter for the removal of EDB from your drinking water. This is due to a grant agreement between the Town and the DEP. Under this agreement, you will be eligible to be reimbursed for 60.8% of the cost of installing an approved filter. You will also be eligible to receive reimbursement for the cost of five years of filter maintenance at 60.8%. The DEP is requiring that three estimates for, filter installation and also three estimates for the five years maintenance be obtained. These estimates must be submitted to the Town who will forward them to the DEP for approval. Pre-approval from the DEP must be obtained in order to qualify for reimbursement. If a filter is installed without DEP approval the costs may not be reimbursed. Enclosed for your use is information pertaining to the installation, monitoring and general data of GAC filters. Also included is a list of firms which have been involved in installing filters under State contract. These names are provided only as an aid to you. This is not a recommendation or an endorsement. Additional companies may be found in the yellow pages. If you decide to install the filter your water must be tested for bacteria and iron and manganese. This will be done at no cost to you. Please contact this department at 644-2511, Ext. 248 to arrange for water sampling. Additionally, I must inform you that the State Public Health Code has set a level of 0.05 parts per billion as the. maximum allowable amount of EDB in drinking water. Water with EDB above this level is considered non-potable and if untreated, it must be noted on your property records that there is a non-potable water supply. Also, if you decide not to install this filter please notify the Department in writing so that we may meet the DEP requirements. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 644-2511, Ext. 248. Very truly yours, Robert Deptul , R.S. RD/jsv Environmental Health Officer Enclosures cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP, 79 Elm St., Hartford, CT 06106-5127 ��.NN Sfq n 0 sl�& � m 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 �f�OSox•co�'`�� AREA CODE 860/644-2511 Brian R. & Tammy R. Minnich May 13, 1997 437 Clark Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Minnich: Enclosed is a copy of the results of your water analysis. No bacterial contaminate was present. Iron and manganese was not elevated and other parameters_ were within normal range. Your water does not require pretreatment before the GAC filter. As you are aware, you are eligible to receive funding for the installation of a granular activated carbon filter for the removal of EDB from your drinking water. This is due to a grant agreement between the Town and the DEP. Under this agreement, you will be eligible to be reimbursed for 60.8% of the cost of installing an approved filter. You will also be eligible to receive reimbursement for the cost of five years of filter maintenance at 60.8%. The DEP is requiring that three estimates for filter installation and also three estimates for the five years maintenance be obtained. These estimates must be submitted to the Town who will forward them to the DEP for approval. Pre-approval from the DEP must be obtained in order to qualify for reimbursement. If a filter is installed without DEP approval the costs may not be reimbursed. Enclosed for your use is information pertaining to the installation, monitoring and general data of GAC filters. Also included is a list of firms which have been involved in installing filters under State contract. These names are provided only as an aid to you. This is not a recommendation or an endorsement. Additional companies may be found in the yellow pages. Additionally, I must inform you that the State Public Health Code has set a level of 0.05 parts per billion as the maximum allowable amount of EDB in drinking water. Water with EDB above this level is considered non-potable and if untreated, it must be noted on your property records that there is a non-potable water supply. Also, if you decide not to install this filter please notify the Department in writing so that we may meet the DEP requirements. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 644-2511, Ext. 248. Very truly yours, Robert Deptu , R.S. RD/jsv Environmental Health Officer Enclosures cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD DEP, 79 Elm St., Hartford, CT 06106-5127 N STATE OF CONNECTICUT � DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION March 5, 1997 Brian and Tammy Minnich 437 Clark Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Minnich: Enclosed is a copy of the analytical report on a water sample collected at your home on January 4, 1997. The water sample, which was collected from the kitchen tap, was analyzed for the presence of 1,2 dibromoethane (also known as ethylene dibromide or EDB) and 1,2,3- trichioropropane (TCP). The report indicates that EDB was detected at a concentration of 0.056 micrograms per liter(ug/1). This concentration exceeds the action level of 0.05 ug/1 set by the Department of Public Health (DPH) for this compound. An action level is the concentration at or above which the DPH has determined there could be a risk to the health of persons consuming the water. Additionally, TCP was detected at a concentration of 0.05 ug/l. The DPH has set an action level of 0.05 ug/1 for TCP. These sample results are consistent with prior tests conducted by the DEP. As noted in previous correspondence to Robert Rose (copies enclosed), the Town of South Windsor is eligible to receive partial funding for the installation and first five years of maintenance for a granular activated carbon(GAC) filter system at your home. Bob Deptula, the Town of South Windsor Sanitarian will be contacting you shortly to discuss how the installation can be completed or you can contact him at (860) 644-2511 x248. Please note that sampling for bacteria and general chemical and physical parameters will need to be conducted to ensure that pretreatment (iron or manganese removal) is not necessary. As Mr. Rose was previously notified, until a GAC filter is installed, the DEP can arrange for the provision of bottled water for your residence as a short-term measure to ensure that vouy have a safe supply of drinking water. Please contact me at (860) 424-3771 if you would like to receive the bottled water. You should be aware that if you receive bottled water but decide not to install a filter system, the bottled water deliveries will be discontinued. (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106 -5127 An Equal Opportunity Employer If you have any questions, please contact me at (860) 424-3771 or Bob Deptula, the Town of South Windsor Sanitarian at(860) 644-2511 x248. Sincerely, Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst Permitting, Enforcement & Remediation Division enclosures cc: Robert Deptula SOW N Sf4 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 �fdsox•co`'�w AREA CODE 860/644-2511 October 9, 1996 Mr. Robert Rose 437 Clark Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Rose: As you are aware, the Town of South Windsor is under an administrative order issued by the Department of Environmental Protection to provide potable water to those residents whose wells are impacted or threatened by contaminants, with a long term potable water supply. You have recently received correspondence from the DEP regarding the results of your most recent water analysis. Based on contaminant concentration in your well water you are eligible to receive reimbursement of 60.80/b of rl,- Ling to the available public water and abandoning your well. - Pent, you are responsible for obtaining the necessary contractors (excavation, ram` etc.) for connecting your residence to public water and abandoning your well. C� be performed by a registered, licensed well driller in accordance with the sections' Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. In addition, you are agements with the Connecticut Water Company. All expenses will initially submit copies of all paid bills to the Town. The Town will then forward by the DEP, they will then forward 60.8% of your costs to the Town. The Down will then forward this payment to you. Please remember that you will not receive any reimbursement for connecting to the water if you do not also abandon your well. You are advised to obtain three quotes for doing the work and submitting them along with your paid bills. This is to ensure to the DEP that the reimbursement request is reasonable and that the costs are not exorbitant. The DEP may not reimburse for costs they feel are excessively high. Please complete the enclosed form and return it in the envelope provided within forty five (45) days of receipt of this letter. Failure to respond within the specified time frame will mean that you do not intend to connect-to the public water. If you decide not to connect to the public water at this time and contaminants are still detected in your water at a future date, you will not received bottled water and there may not be any State money available for reimbursement should you decide to connect. Mr. Robert Rose October 9, 1996 Page 2 If you decide not to connect to public water, the Town will still monitor your well on a yearly basis if you so desire. If you decide not to connect to the public water, you may still install a granular activated carbon filter system for the contaminant removal. However, this installation will be at your own expense. There will be no reimbursement for it. Enclosed is information regarding the filter system, it you are interested If you have any questions please call me at 644-2511 ext.248. Thank you -k y Robert Deptula RD:dr cc: Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst PERD Bureau of Water Management DEP 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127 fi 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR co��� AREA CODE 860/644-2511 Please Check, sign below, and return in the enclosed pre-addressed, stamped envelope within thirty(30) days: I intend to connect my residence to public water system and abandon the water supply well. I do not intend to connect my residence to public water system. I understand that funding for connection may not be available in the future. Comments: Signature Date 4OW N Sf4 m w� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR-CO AREA CODE 860/644-2511 May 16, 1997 CERTIFIED #P462497799 Marjorie A. Marquis 80 Latimer Street East Hartford, CT 06108 Dear Ms. Marquis: As you have been previously notified, due to the contamination of your water supply at 250 Smith Street, South Windsor, CT.,you are eligible to receive 60.8% reimbursement of the cost of connection to the available public waterline and abandoning your well. Reimbursement will be forthcoming only if You abandonwour well This must be done by a registered well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer Protection's Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations. You must obtain three quotes to make the connection to the water line and three quotes to abandon your well. These must be submitted to the Town who will in turn submit them to the DEP for approval. Pre arnval by the DEP is required otherarise they may not reimburse anv costs After the work is completed by your contractor (s) submit copies of the paid bill to the Town for submission to the DEP. If the DEP approves the request, money will be made available to the Town for payment to you of 60.8% of your costs. Additionally I must inform you that the State Public Health code has set a level of 0.05 points per billion as the maximum allowable amount of EDB is drinking water. Water with EDB above that level is considered non-potable and must be so noted on your property records. Also, if you do not plan to connect to the water please inform this Department of that fact in writing so that we may be in compliance with the DEP requirements. STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ' August 11, 1995 Mr. Francis DiMarco 65 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 Re: Well Water Sample Results 65 Beelzebub Road Dear Mr. DiMarco: Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory report from the well water sample obtained from the outside tap of your residence on July 13, 1995. The sample was analyzed for the presence of pesticides. As the results indicate, no pesticides were detected in the sample. Therefore, based upon these results, your well water is considered potable. Mr. Robert Deptula will be sending you a letter which will offer you the opportunity to connect to public water, due to the historical detection of pesticides in area wells. It is strongly recommended that you participate in the reimbursement program to connect to the public water system and abandon your well, even though at this time, no detectable concentrations of pesticides were found in your well. Since the Town is still under an order by the Department of Environmental Protection to provide a long-term supply of potable water to the residents of Beelzebub Road, it is once again offering you the opportunity to connect to public water. The reason for this is to ensure the long- term supply of safe, potable water at your residence. The State is currently, and has been supplying your home with bottled water at no charge. The bottled water currently being delivered your home will cease within 30 days after the offer to connect is extended by the Town. However, please note that if you decide not to connect to the public water system, the Town of South Windsor will monitor your well water for pesticides on an annual basis. If pesticides are detected at a later date, you will not be eligible to receive bottled water from the State. In addition, you may not be eligible to participate in the reimbursement program in order to hook-up to the public water system. (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 An Equal Opportunity Employer If you should have any questions regarding the results, please do not hesitate to call me at 424-3774. Sincerely, ,1 Cynthia Knight Environmental Analyst Bureau of Water Management Permitting, Enforcement& Remediation Division enclosure cc: Robert Deptula, Town of S. Windsor , a STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION i W August 11, 1995 Mr. Richard Hamilton 113 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 Re: Well Water Sample Results 113 Beelzebub Road Dear Mr. Hamilton: Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory report from the well water sample obtained from the outside tap of your residence on July 13, 1995. The sample was analyzed for the presence of pesticides. As the results indicate, the pesticide dieldrin was detected at a concentration of 0.39 micrograms per liter-("ug/L"). The concentration of dieldrin detected in the water sample exceeds the Department of Public Health's action level for dieldrin of 0.01 ug/L. Therefore, based upon these results, your well water is not considered potable. In addition, the pesticides alpha- chlordane and gamma-chlordane were detected at concentrations of 0.007 ug/L and 0.028 ug/L respectively. The compounds alpha-chlordane and gamma-chlordane currently do not have action levels. Mr. Robert Deptula will be sending you a letter which will offer you the opportunity to connect to public water, due to the historical detection of pesticides in area wells. It is strongly recommended that you participate in the reimbursement program to connect to the public water system and abandon your well. Since the Town is still under an order by the Department of Environmental Protection to provide a long-term supply of potable water to the residents of Beelzebub Road, it is once again offering you the opportunity to connect to public water. The reason for this is to ensure the long- term supply of safe, potable water for your residence. The State is currently, and has been supplying your home with bottled water at no charge. The bottled water currently being delivered your home will cease within 30 days after the offer to connect is extended by the Town. However, please note that if you decide not to connect to the public water system, the Town of South Windsor will monitor your well water for pesticides on an annual basis. If pesticides are detected at a later date, you will not be eligible to receive bottled water from the State. In addition, you may not be eligible to participate in the reimbursement program in order to hook-up to the public water system. (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 An Equal Opportunity Employer If you should have any questions regarding the results, please do not hesitate to call me at 424-3774. Sincerely, Cynthia Knight Environmental Analyst Bureau of Water Management Permitting,Enforcement& Remediation Division enclosure cc: Robert Deptula, Town of S. Windsor { Y STATE OF CONNECTICUT ; DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION qW ,,, � August 11, 1995 Mr. Peter Rapelye 121 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 Re: Well Water Sample Results 121 Beelzebub Road Dear Mr. Rapelye: Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory report from the well water sample obtained from the outside tap of your residence on July 13, 1995. The sample was analyzed for the presence of pesticides. As the results indicate, no pesticides were detected in the sample. Therefore, based upon these results, your well water is considered potable. Mr. Robert Deptula will be sending you a letter which will offer you the opportunity to connect to public water, due to the historical detection of pesticides in area wells. It is strongly recommended that you participate in the reimbursement program to connect to the public water system and abandon your well, even though at this time, no detectable concentrations of pesticides were found in your well. As you know, the pesticide dieldrin was detected at a concentration exceeding the Department of Public Health's action level for dieldrin of 0.01 parts per billion when your well was last sampled in May of 1995. Since the Town is still under an order by the Department of Environmental Protection to provide a long-term supply of potable water to the residents of Beelzebub Road, it is once again offering you the opportunity to connect to public water. The reason for this is to ensure the long- term supply of safe, potable water for your residence. The State is currently, and has been supplying your home with bottled water at no charge. The bottled water currently being delivered your home will cease within 30 days after the offer to connect is extended by the Town. However, please note that if you decide not to connect to the public water system, the Town of South Windsor will monitor your well water for pesticides on an annual basis. If pesticides are detected at a later date, you will not be eligible to receive bottled water from the State. In addition, you may not be eligible to participate in the reimbursement program in order to hook-up to the public water system. (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 An Equal Opportunity Employer If you should have any questions regarding the results, please do not hesitate to call me at 424-3774. Sincerely, Cynthia Knight Environmental Analyst Bureau of Water Management Permitting, Enforcement& Remediation Division enclosure cc: Robert Deptula, Town of S. Windsor STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION "\ l•Mi7k� August 11, 1995 Mr. John Tencza. 141 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 Re: Well Water Sample Results 141 Beelzebub Road Dear Mr. Tencza: Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory report from the well water sample obtained from the outside tap of your residence on July 13, 1995. The sample was analyzed for the presence of pesticides. As the results indicate, the pesticide dieldrin was detected in the sample at a concentration of 0.044 micrograms per liter C ug/L"). This concentration exceeds the Department of Public Health's action level for dieldrin of 0.01 ug/L. Therefore, based upon these results, your well water is not considered potable. Mr. Robert Deptula will be sending you a letter which will offer you the opportunity to connect to public water, due to the historical detection of pesticides in area wells. It is strongly recommended that you participate in the reimbursement program to connect to the public water system and abandon your well. Since the Town is still under an order by the Department of Environmental Protection to provide a long-term supply of potable water to the residents of Beelzebub Road, it is once again offering you the opportunity to connect to public water. The reason for this is to ensure the long- term supply of safe, potable water for your residence. However, please note that if you decide not to connect to the public water system, the Town of South Windsor will monitor your well water for pesticides on an annual basis. If pesticides are detected at a later date, you will not be eligible to receive bottled water from the State. In addition, you may not be eligible to participate in the reimbursement program in order to hook-up to the public water system. (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 An Equal Opportunity Employer c M If you should have any questions regarding the results, please do not hesitate to call me at 424-3774. Sincerely, . Cynthia Knight Environmental Analyst Bureau of Water Management Permitting, Enforcement& Remediation Division enclosure cc: Robert Deptula, Town of S. Windsor ��wN $f4 D a � w�co 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE . SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 e•co AREA CODE 203/644-2511 July 19, 1993 Mr. Mark L. Richard 49 Beelzebub Road South Windsor, Connecticut Dear Mr. Richard: Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory analysis of your water for dieldrin and chlordane. As is evident from the report, neither pesticide was detected. If you have any questions, please call , me at the South Windsor Town Hall, 644-2511, Extension 248. Very truly yours, Robert Dept 1a, R.S. Environmental Health Officer RD:jh Attmt. STATE OF CONNECTICUT P- I.D. ACCESSION NO. ACCOUNT NO. I AGE S Department of Health Services a Bureau of Laboratories N R: R 1 18 0 0 5 9 6 9 S 0 6 0 7 4 0 1 10 Clinton St. P.O. Box 1689 INFORMATION Hartford, CT 06144 13 2 S O U T H W I N D S O R TELEPHONE: (203) 566-5063 RICHARDS 49 BEELZEBU8 SOUTH WINDSOR CT ROBERT DEPTULA/ SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE COLLECTED RECEIVED REPORTED TOWN MALL 05/ 27/93 05/27/93 07I01/93 SOUTH �INDSnR CT flfifl74 _j 10: 20 11 :04 15:57 ••' FINAL REPORT • SAMPLING PINT: TAP COLLECTOR: R. ',DEPTULA TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: NONE SOURCE: DRILLED WELL C P'ESTICIDES 1ETHOD EPA METHOD 505 FESULTS NONE DETECTED. �y*=ADDITIONAL INFORMATION :PA METHOD 505 MDLS LIST OF METHOD DETECTION L'IMIT'S FOR COMPOUNDS ANALYZED BY EPA METHOD 505 - MICROEXTRACTION GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY ALDRIN 0.075 UG/L ALACHLOR 0. 276 UG/L ATRAZINE 1 .074 ;UG/L ALPHA CHLORDANE 0.006 UG/L GAN,MA CHLORDANE 0.012 'UG/L CHLORDANE (TECHNICAL) 0.183 UG/L DIELDRIN 0.001 ''UG/L ' ENDRId 0.001 UG/L HEPTACHLOR 0.015 <UG/L HEPTACHLOR EPDXIDE O.C1.7 UG/L HEXACHLOROSENZENE 0 `017 UG/L HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE 0. 082 UG/L LIADANE 0.001 UG/L METHOXYCHLOR 0.003 UG/L CIS-NONACHLOR 0.027 'UG/L;, TRANS-NONACHLOR 0.011 UG/L SIMAZINE5 2.697 UG/L TOXAPHENE 0.400 UG/L AROCLOR 1016 L 0.080 UG/L AROCLOR 1221 2 15.000 UG/L AROCLOR 1232 0.480 UG/L` AROCLOR 1242 0.310 UG/L AROCLOR 1248 0.102 'UG/L' AROCLOR 1254 0.102 UG/L ARCLCOR 1260 0 189 UG/L' VALUES CALCULATED BASED ON A SIGNAL/NOISE RATIO OF 5:1 ACCORDING TO 40 CFR PART 136 APPENDIX 8` IM NO.OL-6A