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R•Co AREA CODE 203/644-2511
November 13, 1992
CERTIFIED 094 595 119
Mr. Dennis J. Sullivan III
Mrs. Joan M. Sullivan
56 Felt Road
South Windsor, Connecticut
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan:
Although recent water analysis has indicated that the level of EDB in your
water is not presently above the State standard of 0.1 parts per billion;
due to the past history of your water supply, the Department of
Environmental Protection has indicated to this Department that you will be
eligible to receive partial reimbursement of the cost of connecting to the
available public water, if you choose to do so.
Through a grant program, the DEP will reimburse approximately 60 percent of
the costs incurred of connecting to the available public water and
abandoning your well--please note that you are eligible for reimbursement
only if you 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.
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Connection to public water and abandonment of your well must be completed
by December 31, 1992 in order to be eligible to receive reimbursement.
If you have any questions, please call the South Windsor Town Hall at 644-
2511, Ext. 248.
Very truly yours,
Robert Dept la, .
Environmental Health Officer
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cc: Ms. Naomi Davidson
Supervising Environmental Analyst
Water Enforcement--Ground Water Section
Department of Environmental Protection
120 Washington Street
Hartford, Connecticut
Installation 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.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
September 17, 1996
Rudolph Masciovecchio
359 Oakland Road
South Windsor, CT 06074
Dear Mr. Masciovecchio:
By letter dated August 5, 1985 the Department of Environmental Protection(DEP)
received notification that the Department of Public Health(DPH)had determined that a
concentration of greater than 0.1 micrograms per liter(ug/1) of 1,2 ethylene dibromide (also
known as 1,2 dibromoetbane or EDB) in groundwater could pose a health risk to persons using
the groundwater for drinking or other personal or domestic uses. This concentration is commonly
referred to as the "Action Level"for EDB.
On June 11, 1996 the DEP received notification from the Department of Public Health
that the action level was being lowered to 0.05 ug/l. This change would assure consistency with
the Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) identified in the Public Health Code. The MCL is the
maximum permissible level of a contaminant in water that is delivered to any consumer of a
public water system.
In 1986,the DEP issued an administrative order to the Town of South Windsor requiring
the Town to provide a permanent supply of potable water to those properties whose drinking
water wells were polluted with EDB at concentrations above the action level. This was
accomplished by the connection to public water for those homes where the public water main
was accessible, and by the installation of granular activated carbon(GAC) filter systems to those
homes were public water was not available.
I have enclosed a copy of the most recent analysis of a water sample from your home. _
The water sample was collected on July 30, 1996 by Robert Deptula,-the South Windsor
- Sanitarian. The report indicates the concentration of EDB to be 0.06 ug/1. Due to the reduction in
the action level,the concentration of EDB in your water supply now exceeds the acceptable
level. Therefore, funding is available to the Town for the installation of a granular activated
carbon filter system.
The Town of South Windsor will be contacting you shortly to discuss how the installation
can be completed. In the meantime,the DEP can arrange for the provision of bottled water for
your residence as a short-term measure to ensure that you 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
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water deliveries will be discontinued.
If you have any questions regarding the health risks associated with exposure to EDB,
please contact Donna Pelletier at the DPH,Environmental Epidemiology Section at(860) 509-
7742. If you have any other questions,please contact me at(860)424-3771 or Robert Deptula at
644-2511 x248.
Sincerely,
Naomi Davidson
Supervising Environmental Analyst
Permitting, Enforcement&
Remediation Division
cc: Robert Deptula
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR ID :203-644-3781 AUG 29 '96 9 :22 No .004 P . 15
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PRIVATE" WELL TREATMENT:
DATE ANALYZED 8/20/96
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PRIVATE DELL TREATMENT:
DATE ANALYZED 6/2/96
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BENZENE NO
BROMOBENZENE ND
SROMOCHLOROMSTHANE NO
SROMODICHLOROMETHAME NO
BROMOFORM - NO
-- BROMOPETHANE _ - ND -
N-SUTYLBENIENE NO
SEC-BUTYLBENZENE NO
TERT-.BUTYL3ENZ'ENE NO
CARBON TETRACHLORIDE :No -
CHLOROBENZENE NO
- CHLOROETHAME - NO
- CHLOROFORM ND
- CHLOROMETNkNE ND -
2-CHLOROTOLU£NE - NO
4—CHLOROTOL U ENE - ND
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1i2-OIDROMI ETHANE NO
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ETHYLSENZEIE ND
HEXACHLOR03UTADIENE ND
ISOPROPYLSENZENE ND
4—ISOPROPYLTOLUENE . NO
METHYLENE CHLORIDE Np
METHYL T—BUTYL ETHER ND
NAPHTHALENE ND
PROPYLBENZENE NO
STYRENE ND
1i1r1o2—TErRACHLOROETNANE NO
1.1*2o2—TETRACHLOROETHANE NO
TETRAC 14LORDE TH ENE NO
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9.2o3—TRICHL OROSENZENE NO
1 i2i4—TRICALOROSENZENE Np
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1.1,2-TRlC4LORDETHAN__E Np -
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1pZo4—TRIMETNYLOENZENE NO
1o3i5—TRIMZT8YLSENZEN£ NO
VINYL CHLORIDE NO
MoO•P—XYLENES (TOTAL) NO
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OMPOUNDS.
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Dear
The Town of South Windsor, under an administrative order issued by the Department of
Environmental Protection (DEP), is required to provide those residents of Beelzebub Road
whose wells are impacted or threatened by pesticide contamination with a long-term supply of
potable water. Due to the historical detection of pesticides in the groundwater, the Town of
South Windsor and the DEP are recommending that you agree to connect your residence to the
available public water system and abandon your water supply well. Under a State grant program
to the Town, you are eligible to receive reimbursement of 60.8% of the costs for the public water
connection and well abandonment.
`► In order to receive reimbursement, you are responsible for
y p o obtaining the necessary
contractors (excavation,plumbing, licensed well driller, etc.)for connecting your residence to the
public water system and abandoning your well. The well abandonment must be performed by a
registered, Connecticut-licensed well driller in accordance with the Department of Consumer
Protection's Well Drilling Board Rules and Regulations: In addition,you are responsible for
making the necessary arrangements with the Connecticut Water Company. All expenses for the
water connection and well abandonment must be" initiallypaid-by you.'It is recommended that
you obtain price quotations from 3 different contractors and notify me as to which contractor and
what the cost will be before proceeding with the work. This w-M enable me to identify any high
estimates that the DEP may question.--..><ri order to receive the 60.8%reimbursement, you must
submit copies of all bills, including`p of of payment,to the Town. The Town will forward them
to the DEP for approval and reimbursement The DEPawill send the reimbursement to the Town,
who will then reimburse your Please note that you will not receive any funds if you connect to
public water but do not abandon your well.
Please complete the attached form and return it to me at the Town of South Windsor
Offices within 30 days of the date of this letter. Failure to respond to this letter within that time
frame will be interpreted to mean that you do not intend to connect to the public water system.
For residences not currently-above unacceptable levels, add the following:
g= a +ye- 44,tz r a c-r6K- tc&.q
If you d de not to connect to public water at this time, and pesticides are detected in
your well water at a future date, you will not be eligible to receive bottled water under the State
program or be t gible to receive reimbursement for connecting to public water. Please note
however,that.if you decide not to connect to the public water,system at this time,the Town of
South Windsor will monitor your well water quality_for pesticides on an annual basis.
If the resident is currently receiving bottled water add the following:
The DEP will be discontinuing bottled water deliveries within 45 days of the date of this
r) letter. Therefore, if you choose not to connect to public water, please contact me to discuss the
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
September 13, 1996
Richard Marouski
167 Clark Street
South Windsor, CT 06074
Dear Mr. Marouski:
Enclosed are copies of the analytical reports for the water samples collected from an
outside tap at your home on August 14, 1996. The water samples were analyzed for volatile
organic compounds (VOCs) and EDB.
The reports indicate that trace levels of EDB(<0.02 ug/) and 1,2 dichloropropane(<0.5
ug/1) were detected. Please note that these concentrations are below the actions levels of 0.05 and
5.0 ugll set by the Department of Public Health(DPH)for these compounds respectively. 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.
If you have any questions, please contact me at (860) 424-3771.
Sincerely,
Naomi Davidson
Supervising Environmental Analyst
Permitting, Enforcement &
Remediation Division
enclosures
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
September 23, 1996 _
Isabella Higgins
395 Ellington Road
South Windsor, CT 06074
Dear Ms. Higgins:
Enclosed are copies of the analytical reports for water samples collected from the outside
tap and the kitchen tap at your home on August 14, 1996. The water samples were analyzed for
the presence of volatile organic compounds (VOCs)and EDB.
The reports indicate that neither EDB or any VOCs were detected in the water samples.
Because it is unclear if the outside tap represented a raw water sample(ie. before any treatment),
Bob Deptula, the South Windsor Sanitarian,will be contacting you to schedule another sampling
round.
If you have any questions,please contact me at(860)424-3771 or Bob Deptula at 644-
2511 x 248.
Sincerely,
Naomi Davidson
Supervising Environmental Analyst
Permitting,Enforcement&
Remediation Division
enclosures
cc: Robert Deptula
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79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127
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H_XACHL0R0 U T A I_EN 7 ND
ISOPROPYL•c_N ZEE ,ND
4-1 SOP RO?Y-TOLUENE ;tiD
METHYLENE CHLORIDE ND
METHYL T-EJTYL ETHIR ND
NA?HTHALEN_ ND
PROPYL3_NZ'N_= "ID
STYREti=: ND
1,1,1, 2-TETRACAL P07_TMANE NO
1,1,e,2-TErRAC4LCRuLTHMN£ ;dam
TETR.4CHL0RDETH IN rs7
TOLUENE ND
1 ,L, 3-T RICILOR3817.N+�£ M
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1,1,1-TRICALORJETH %NE ND
1,1,2-TRIC iL METHANE 4C
TRICHLOROErHEtSc yU
TRICHLORJFLUOROMETHAN£ ND
Ir2e3-TRICaLORDPRC, A:;E %iD
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1,3,5-TR1MaT4YL8EN7 E ME 4
VINYL CHLORIDE KD
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40TC: NO = 140,4= D_T_CTED
ETHOD DETECTION LIMIT :S 0.5 US/L FOR ACOVI
OMPCUNDS.
9M NO.OL-6A REV.12/95
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
aka .
Dept.of Public Health 1 Y L �i a n 1 4_ i
_ N . �l— i tj ? 0 2 tI I
Bureau of Laboratones Services
10 Clinton St.
P.O. Box 1689
i
Hartford, CT�6144 1 _' ,U T'ri �,' J S r R
TELEMO\E: ;S60, :(,(,-iC63 :5A. L.A .4T i::Iilj
I .r'-7 =LL1N iT;;N
C`,T i ',41 qD _0,1 CT
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7�, E_M ST. ,:;l1419 t, 0 -) l3 1
HAiiT=O ;iD C-1 D61C-5 I 13:tC0 10: _3 11 : l4
COLLECTOR: DAN �4_IRCN TITLE: EA2
PRIVATE W:LL T R E A T M T
-DATE ,ANALYZED 8/Z6/ )o
EPA M Tii0D 504.1
MEAZV"R -'EIT OF 1 , 2-DI3R0M)ETH ",NL (c)=) AND
1i2-�I?kfMO-3-CHL?:C?Ri3PAt�E (D9C?) IN DRINKIVG W4TER
3Y MIC CIXTRACTIl3N A;;D GAS C`•{ROMATOGRAPHY 41TH 't_E TRON
CAPTURZ )ET^+:TOk .
THE FOLLOWING COMPOLINDS CA44 �E D.'T_RMINED 3Y T413 IE'THOD
C3MPOUNi) METHOD DETECTIDN LIMIT (UG ,
1.2-Di3R"iMOETHAN (EuA) 0.02
- 1/2-Dl3ROMO-3-':HLORO?ROPAN= (DiCi) 0.02
1.2o3-TR.CNLDROPROPn'yE (1.2.3 TCP) 0.04
EPA 5)4.1 -------
CO:iPGuivG QUANTITY(UGIL )
1o2 Dl-.-RQMOETHAN (: D--) NONE DET CT"D
le2 DISROM)- 3-CHLORCPR3Pntv_(DSCP) NONr DETECTED
1i2i3-T;2iC.lL:)ft3PR0?," +'ciTCP) N 3NZ DETECT_D
R ECEWFD
SEP0g1996
- &FRWER MANAGFMiENT
MI T ING, ENF
EM.n TA TTO, qw r`MENT
9M NO.OL-6A REV.12/95
(-)tl CONNECTICliT
Dept. of Public Health • • •
Bureau of Laboratories Services "1 Y; W-? I 1 67� �
10 Clinton St.
P.O. Box 1659
Hartford,CT 06144
- TELEPHONE: (860) 566-51'63 1 U T H 'w 1-4 D.
395 LI NL TO;ti
O r IrI,�DJCiR
79 E:.N S T. •
L HARTFORD CT ;6105
_I 13 :05
VFj:N AL RE P 0 R T
S„MPLI1ti� 'C:NT: K:TCH:N TAPIAFTER FILTE:
COLLECTOR: DAti 3IRON TITLE: EA 2
PRIVATE W=LL TREATMENT:
DATE ANALYZED 8/21 /yh
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ANALYTICAL METHCD: EPA METHOD 524.2
MEASURE''4:NT OF ORGAN&rC COMPOUNDS IN WA"
CAPILLARY CO:-UMN GAS CNROM4TOG ,RAPHYIMAS
EPA 524.2 FIPrAL RESU=7:----------------------------
BENZENE
COIP`DUID QUANTITY (.BROMOSENZEIE ND
ND
SROMOCHL�OR)MET-1A yE NO
SROMODICHLDROM TrANE 19D
RECEIVED BROMOME ND
BROMOi�ETaA YE ND
N—*3UTYL ShZENE
SEP a 4 199- 1EL-3UTYz-: --NZ-NE ND
TERT-3UTYL;FNZ:N= 'ND
WATER MANAGEMEN? CAR$1JiJ TETIACHLORIDE NOPERM PERMITTING CHLOROJE`�iZ NZ �1iD
. ENFORCEMEN1 CHLOROETHAVE ND
RENEDIATrON DTVT�Tnv CHLOROFORM NO
CHLOROMETN�N= ND
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x = ND
DI: R0110CHL1R0M_TH04NE ND
ND•
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112 ;OI�ROM)ETHANc ND"
NO
DIBROMOMETAANE
1♦2-0ICL003EVZEN2
1.3—DICHLOR03E4ZENE " � -
Q 1,4-01CHL0.40-3E4ZZN
DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHAN ND
I1/1—DI'CHLC;O=THANE IN
1�2—DIC>iLOROFTw, ND
i 4;rE ND
x�* CO14T 'rUEL * *
FORM NO.OL•6A REV.12/95
STATE OF CONNECTICUT • •
Rmlb, Dept. of Public Health
� Bureau of Laboratories Services N` : ?1w—7 1610 9 3 3: A`�"14: I j
1C Clinton St.
P.O. Box 1659
Hartford,CTCGI44 13?S0UTH WIN;:SO=
TELEPHONE: 860l 566-5^(,3
IASS:LA Hl,ouj
3`�5 =LLINGTON
sOUT4 +BINDS` R CT
mill
79 E_M ST. 103/15/9a1 )8/26/
L HARTrOAD CT 3o1C.; , 15:05 09: 38 15:00
FINAL �c ?ORT •
1,1-D: LHLORO :T4C,4` ND
CIS NO
TRAt4S-1 ,?-)ICH_ORO _THEVE ND
1,2-DICHLOROORDPAN: ND
1,3-DICHL0 OPROPANQ- ND
2,2-0ICHLO:ROPROPAN: ND
1,1-D.ICHL0 R3PcN= ND
CIS-1,3-DICHL0R0PR0PZNE 14D
TRAM:;-1r3-�ICHL0ROPR0P_NE YD
ETHYLB=-NZEVE ND
HEXACHLORO�UTA)I-=N tiff
ISOPROPYLS:NZENE ND
4-ISOPROPY-TOLJENE 'VD
_ METHYLENE CHLORIDE NO
METHYL T-EJTYL ETHER ND
y
NAPHTHALENE SAD
PRCPYLoENZ=N= ND
STYRENE ND
1 ,1,9,'-TETRAC4LOF.;;ETHrit,, +'VD
1,1,2, 2-TETRAC.HLORO`THANE ND
TETRACALOR."ETHENE ND
TOLUENE ND
1,L,3-T:RICyLOROSEAiZ2 E ND
1,2o4-TRICALORDBENZENE ND
1,1,1-TRIC4LOR5ETHAME ND
1,1,2-TRIC'ALOROETHANE ND
TRICHLOROETH _NE NQ
TRICHLOROF_UCROMET4ANE ND
1,2>3-TR1CAL0R3PRC PANE IUD
1,2,4-TRIM=T iYLVEN Z EAE N0
1,3,5-TRIM T lYLbENZENE ND
VIi�YL CHL4�8-If E -. ND
M OfP-XYLEVE.S (TOTAL.) ND
0T ND 4O;NE 0 E T CTED
£THOD DETECTT04 LIMIT IS 0.5 US/L FOR ABOVE
OMPOUNDS.
ORM NO.OL•6A REV.12195
' STATE OF CONNECTICUT
Dept, of Public Health I w ), i 1 A 1 i; i 3 4 i A'�1 �►z
Bureau of Laboratories Semces i
1C Chn[on St.
i?O. Buz 1689
Hartford.CT 06144 117 L S J U-'li W I:'r
TELEPHONE. ;86^.) 566-K63 i c 4. _L , - 3L °is
J7 i 1 G 1:R CT
• RECEIVEW . f
79 E_fo ST.
i HA T .
0 RD CT :c 10 J j 1 :'33 � 1 0: Z4 1 11 : 27
F:AAL REPCiT
„r• ^,PLi <. 'L17'I �: iC :TC4 `! T '
LOLL CTCR: DA.N > IRON TITLE: =A2
PkIVATE W'LL TRrATMENT:
DATE ANALYZED 8/2o/ /6
--------------------------------------------------------
::.: .. E?A MiTHOJ 504.1
ME43JJRME4T OF 1, 2-OICROM0ETHAN_ (E):z) AN)
7 1,2—DI3R)MO-1—CHLOROPRJPANE (D3'?) IN DRINKIAG WATER
Y MICRO=XTRACT_ON AVD GAS C-iROKA%GRA?HY 'KITH E_ECTRON
CApTJR_ DETECTOR.
THE FOLLDWIN i COMPOUNDS CA!Ili 3E DSTZRIIIINED 3Y THI3 4ETHOD
C3MPOUPJ IETHOD DETECTION LIMIT CUG
1/2—DI. RDMOETHAN-7 (EDR) 0.02
1,2—+DI�+RDMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (D3CP) 0.02
1,2/ 3—TRICHLDROP;RO?A1E ('1s2.3 TCP) 0.04
EPA 504.1
COIMPOUND '4UANTITY (U3/L)
1/2 0-3R0M3;THANE{ fir-} MCNE D T=CTE )
1,2 v33TkOM'J-3—CHLOROPR^PAt'3ECJrCP) NONE DETECTED
ICiLiR'?RO?AME,(T-F) `iONE DT-TECTS-D
RECEIVED
;ER 0 91"
WATER MANAGEMENT
PERMITTING, ENFORCEMENT
& RE096fATI" DIVTSTOM
3
FORM NO.OL•6A REV.12/95
t �
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
September 23, 1996 `
Amelia Marouski
1075 Pleasant Valley Road
South Windsor, CT 06074
Dear Ms. Marouski:
Enclosed are copies of the analytical reports for water samples collected from the outside
tap at your home on August 14, 1996. The water samples were analyzed for the presence of
volatile organic compounds(VOCs)and EDB.
The reports indicate that neither EDB nor any VOCs were detected in the water samples.
Because it is unclear if the outside tap represented a treated or raw water sample(ie.before or
after water treatment),Bob Deptula,the South Windsor Sanitarian, will be contacting you to
schedule another sampling round.
If you have any questions,please contact me at(860)424-3771 or Bob Deptula at 644-
2511 x 248.
Sincerely,
Naomi Davidson
Supervising Environmental Analyst
Permitting, Enforcement&
Remediation Division
enclosures
cc: Robert Deptula
(Printed on Recycled Paper)
79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127
An Equal Opportunity Employer
STATE OF CONNECTICliT
Dept.of Public Health M1 j
` Bureau of Laboratories Semces A
....... . ..-._..,• 10 Clinton St:
P.O. Box 1689
Hartford, 1 CT C6144 `,
TELEPHONE: (SG;.) 566-.iv63 i ,;�J U T H wA,"gDS...
j — A cL1iA 'IAK0U-4K
10 -' PLEA3ANT
SOUT; JI;gDsc.i
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79 ELM ST. 0r/14/.
L ttARTr"ORD CT 3310 �
FINAL RE?O;T •
MPL'&N'j 'DINT: OUTSI3£ REAR TA?/,;FT;3t F
_ COLLECTOR: DAN SIRON 7:TLE: cA 2
PRIVATZ W_LL TRZATMCNT:
DATE ANALYZED 8l21/�0
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ANALYTICAL MITFiOy: EPA MET40D 5Z+4. 2
I'EASUR_M;NT OF ORGAN:C COMPOJNDS IN WAT
_ CAPILLARY COLUMN GAS CHROM4TOG RAPNY/MAS
-----------------------------------
EPA 524.2 FINAL RESU_T:
BENZENEC04POUND QUANTITY t
;VD
BROMOSENZEVE ND
5R0M0C;HLOROM:_T A:4E ND
3ROMODICHLOft MI--THANE ND
RECEIVED SROMOFOR:M
EROMOMETHAIE ND
SEP 0 4 1.090 N- 'UTYLL=ENLJENE :ND
SEC-8lJTYLB_NZF-,NE ND
WATER MANAGEMENT T=RT-BUTYL3ENZEN : ND
° RHiT�'ZN , ENFORCEMENT CARBON TETRACHLORIDE ND
RMPIATION olvTSjn•• CHLOR03ENZ=N= ND
CHLOROc:T!iAVI ND
CHLOR0701."
;�3 D
C H LO R 0 V1.E T 11�N E ND
—C?iL020TC�U1-;NE
N C
4-CHLO120TCLU£N ND
D16R0M0C4LOR JP,ETi1A`JE IN
1.2—DI3R0M)—.3-_HLORO?R0PAfJE Nl
102—J13R0MJ=THAN- tVfi
DI ROMOMETHAVE ND
11L-0ICHLORC E.1ZENL ND
1.3—JICHLOgO3E1Z_N ND
A 1.4 4L0jC3EAZENE ND
�} 'JICHL0?Q0IFLUCROMETRAN ND
i1 1.-1—JI -H.' OiO=THA'4E NO
i
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FORM NO.OL•6A REV.12/95
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
Dept.of Public Health
Bureau of Laboratories Services N P W—3 1 10 3 3 3
10 Clinton St.
P.O. Box 1689
Hartford, CT :6144
TELEPHONE, (86s' 5--;�-63
L vi A M A R 0 U S X
PLEASANT
D E P R PC TA L F `4 T, R SOUTA 417IDSOR
79 E-M ST. •
L i 0-1 D c 10 14 -0
FINAL RE PORT
1o1-DICHLOROiT4ENE
NO
CIS-1.12-DICHLOROiTHENE
Ni NO
T Rim ND
leZ-Dl%'HLOAOPR)PAN ,: NO
lf3-0ICHLOlOPR',P.AN,-.
202-DICHLOACPROPAN : NO
NO
101-D'L CHLORO PROOPENI-
NO
C'S-1 P 3-)I:RLORO?R0P*ZllY,alt* N D
TRANS-1e3-)ICHLIROPR ?
ETHYLU P44"EVE E N D
HEXAlCoHL0RO..;UTA)I2N: NO
I S 0 P R 0 P Y LE-7 N Z E I E N D
N
4-lS0PROPY'-T0LJE.NE O
METHYL'-t'NE CHLORIDE NO
METHYL T-'JJTYL ETHER NO,
14 D
NAPHTHAL7NF
NO
PR0PYL-ENZ---Nr-
STYR---U E N D
NO
T E T RA C H L R E T H N'z NO
TOLD-EN N D
NO
T C 1 L 0 R 0 8 E N' E itiD
i�
4,-
loZe4-TRlCiLOR0E':7NZEl
14 E
trlel-TRICiL0R0ETH ;NZ: NVD
N D
1e1i,2-TRICILOROETHANS: NO
TRICHLOR,,ErH 'W
NO
TRICHLOROF-UOROMETHA E ND
T R I C A L R 0 P R 0 P
' 1,,2,f 4-TR'-MiTHYLBENZE-t4E
1, -.0.3-TRI[CETHYLSEN"NE
NO
VINYL CHLORIDE
(TOTAL) No
NO
CTE: '40-NE DETZCTEv
.ETHODUNDS)ETZ:T101 L1.1117, "S FOR AM
OMPO .
FORM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95
a STATE OF CONNECTICUT
Dept. of Public Health
P Cr.: :?'ri-5 i 161C ' :41 � A ?C14� � 0
Bureau of Laboratories Sen•ices i
1C Clinton St.
P.O. Box 1689
Hartford,CTC61-14
TELEPHONE: i360` 566-K63 � �
� AN :L :A ;+I;t?JJSKI
I I 1075, PL: ,br'1.r
>O lT; WIND 3C= CT
79 ELM ST. 0z/14/?w 03/15/9�5
L HARTFC :iD CT :61J. 14 :30 10: _2 11 : 17
.1 7
FIINAL REPORT «•
SA!"I?LI-Nu 'CiN is R--Ay rAP
COLLECTOR: DA4 31RON TITLE: =A2
PRIVATE ir_LL TR_AT10:EN '1:
'DATE ANALYZED 8/26/9d
EPA METHOD 504.1
M.'ZASiJn4tVT OF 1i —D1'RDM02THANE {c33) AND
1i2—DI4R1M0-3—CHL0RO7- ROPAN: (D3CP) IN JRIN41AG WATER
BY M:C:10=XTR:ACTION4 A0 GAS CHROMATJGRAPHY 41TH E_ECTRON
CAPTJR_ )ETECTJR.
THE FOLLJWIN! COAPOUNDS CA-4 ; E DET-ERMINE) 3Y THI; METHOD
C3MPOJND METHOD DETECTI3N LIMIT (UG
1.---3TER)M07-THAN= ('"E) 0.02
1i2—DI3A)MO-3—CHLORCPR0PANE (D8CP) 0.02
1.e2i3-7RICr+L0RV^PR0PA'FL (1.2.3 TCP) 0.0+
---------------------------------------------------------
EPA 504.1
CUMPOUvD QUANTITY(UGIL)
1,e2 JI R0M)ETHANI{ 3D3) NON 3LTS;ZT=D
1 .-' ONE DETE"T.D
1s:.i3—'n:L�LOfcJP:�iCr�;,t "c�TC.r�) NON_ DETECT=D
RECEIVED
SEP 0 9 Mal
WATER MANAGEMENT
PERMITTING, ENFORCEMENI
& REMKnrATTON OIVTSTnM
AM NO.OL•6A REV.12/95
STATE OF - CONNECTICUT
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION '
°�,,,,�,k ,�• September 23, 1996
K. Brazdizionis
351 Oakland Street
South Windsor, CT 06074
Dear Ms. Brazdizionis:
Enclosed are copies of the analytical reports for water samples collected from the outside
tap and the kitchen tap at your home on August 14, 1996. The water samples were analyzed for
the presence of volatile organic compounds(VOCs)and EDB.
The reports indicate that neither EDB or any VOCs were detected in the water samples.
Because it is unclear if the outside tap represented a raw water sample(ie. before any treatment),
Bob Deptula,the South Windsor Sanitarian, will be contacting you to schedule another sampling
round.
If you have any questions,please contact me at(860)424-3771 or Bob Deptula at 644-
2511 x 248.
Sincerely,
Naomi Davidson
Supervising Environmental Analyst
Permitting,Enforcement&
Remediation Division
enclosures
cc: Robert Deptula
(Printed on Recycled Paper)
79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127
An Equal Opportunity Employer
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
Dept. of Public Hcaich
Bureau o'I' ry Laboratories Scices 4.
10- Clinton St.
P.O. Box 1689
Hartford,CT�6 1.14
TELEPHONE:
?
E-m
H A R1r li Ri: � ti 14
J
C Q L C T 0 R 0 A`4 .1 o TITLE :
DAT.Z- ANALYZED ?
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R 1 C H L 0 0.*'3 R 0 PA NE (0 3 C P )F.',NK1'4G W4T -:R
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RM NO.OL-6A REV.12i95
STATE OF CONNECTICU"r IWTZZT
Dept. Of Public Health
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1 1 A"
Bureau of Laboratories Services
10 Clinton St.
P.O. Box 1689
Hart-"ord,C-Ir -.6144
TELEPHONE: 56.-" 300-5--63
'-7 5 1 A K LA;1 4 C
P T A i- T
7 E X Z 7 03/15/?N )9/03i
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DAT-c ANALYZED
ANALYTICAL M'!THOD: EPA MIT40) 524. Z
R ?i T )F 0, G. N C 6C 'M'j 0 N)S IN IATS� 3Y
CAVILLARf CCOLU"N GAS C.'-IRCMAT )GRAPPY/1ASw VECT004ETRY.
EPA 524.-, FINAL 4ESU-T :
CUIPC)UND QUANTITY (UG/L)
F Z p4:-
INN
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L;P C- 0 C'-i L R.3 to--.T r4 A-4 E N D
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Bureau vt Laboratories Jer,ices I
l-. Clinton St.
P.O. Bo% 16s9
Harttord,CT :6144 i 1 ��". �UTH W-7X'DSv;?
TELEPHONE:
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:OJT - m':D6t: � Cr
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1S0PRG-3YLE- ;;' 7E qF yD
METHYLCENE �HLO�IJE ND
METHYL T-SJTYL ETN-'*!P ND
nA?HTHAL=N ND
P Z IN D
STYREN 2iNn*s''_ ' !7
1/��� �~—T T.RAC.AL`7, ND
1 T E l R A C L TH :N_ AND
RECEIVED
TLTi AZ`iL P ''C 3"IND
TOLUEN- VD
-� R.:CAL')R E =IN ;E ND
SEP O4 1990' 11G/4—TR1C1L0R? _(til,.LiiE ND
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Dept.of Public Health
Bureau of L.tboratories Services 'a : r+% 1610 3 1 i A;
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FORM NO.OL-6A REV.12195
STATE OF CONNECTICUT AMME3
Dept. of 1 Public Health �il a 39
Bureau of Laboratories Services I-, r 14
10 Clintoni Sr.
P.O. Box 1689
Hartford.CT C6 144 : U T h 1 N S
TELEPHONE: (860) 50t)-iC63
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-DATE ANALYZED 8/26/96
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