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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWell Correspondence 175 Clark Street MEMORANDUM To: Jeff Doolittle, Town Engineer From: Robert De tula� P , nvironmental Health Officer Date: July 30, 2002 This correspondence is to confirm the fact that 175 Clark Street and 1075 Pleasant Valley Rd are served by the same well. Therefore, the water quality in both dwellings is the same. �t0WN 3f+4.� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 Cd �Gy�sos-co AREA CODE 860 / 644-2511 July 18, 2002 , Amelia Marouski Richard Marouski 1075 Pleasant Valley Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Madam or Sir: This correspondence is to confirm conversations with Richard Marouski regarding the existing well located at 1075 Pleasant Valley Road, South Windsor. Due to contamination of the water supply this well:would not be able to be used for a new home to be built on that site. The ne"ome would utilize public water. Additionally, any well servicing more than one residence is technically a public water supply and would be regulated by the State Health Department. Even though there is already one in existence, a new home served by that well would create a new public supply. If you have any questions, please call me at 644-2511, ext. 248. Yours truly, Robert Deptula, R.S. Environmental Health Officer RD/cm cc: Richard Mourski 164 Highland Road Mansfield, Cr 06250 Jeffrey B. Doolittle, P.E., Town Engineer S O.N N SF4 H m . 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR•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 ` J Dept.of Public Health • ' Bureau of Laboratories Services NR:7 M RA W 161123 57 S 06074 10 Clinton St. P.O.Box 1689 •, • Hartford,CT 60) 144 566 132SOUTN WIND SOR 7077, TELEPHONE: (860)566-5063 (— MOUROSKI —1 175 CLARK ROBERT DEPTULA, SANITARIAN SOUTH WINDSOR CT 1540 SULLIVAN AVE TOWN HALL L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 04/23/97 04/25/97 05/19/9? J 00:00 13:00 08:37 FINAL REPORT A P ING POINT: STORAGE TANK COLLECTOR: RD TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: DATE ANALYZED 5/14/47 EPA .1 MEASURMENT. OF 1.2—DIBR0MOETTHOD 504HANECED15) AND -------_--�- 1,2—DIBROMO-3—CH LOROPROPANE (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 1o2—DIBROMOETHANE CEDE) 1,2—DISRO140-3—CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) 0.02 1.2,3—TRICHLOROPROPANE C1i2,3 TCP) 0.04 EPA 504.1 COMPOUND 102 DIBROMOETHANE(EDB) QUANTITY(UG/L) 1.2i3—TRICHLOROPROPANE(TCP) 0.25 UG/L 1.2 DIBROMO-3—CHLO ROPROPANE(DHCP) NONE DETECTED NONE DETECTED FORM NO.OL-6A REV.12195 �- STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCESSIONNO. Dept.of Public Health Bureau of Laboratories Services 7NRMGJHC1�, 16112358 S06074 o LA 10 Clinton St. .. P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION' Hartford,CT06144 132SOUTH WINDSOR TELEPHONE: (860)566-5063 MQU R O S K I -i 175 CLARK SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06076 ROBERT DEPTULA. SANITARIAN 1540 SULLIVAN AVE TOWN HALL 04l23/97 04/25/97 05/19/97 L SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 00:00 13:00 08:38 J • FINAL REPORT 7m COLLECTOR: RD TITLE: RS PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: DATE ANALYZED 5/14/97 EPA METHOD 504.1 ---~-- MEASURMENT OF 1.2—DIDROMOETNANE CEDH) AND 1.2—DIBROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN DRINKING WATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE F0LLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD OE7ECTION LIMIT (UG/L 1.2—DISROMOETHANE CEDB) 0.02 1,r2—DISROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (D8CP) 0.02 1e2o3—TRICHLOROPROPANE (1r2o3 TCP) 0.04 EPA 504.1 COMPOUND GUANTITY(UG/i,) 1P2 DIBROMOETHANE(EDB) 0.024 UG/L 1.2.3—TRICHLOROPROPANIE(TCP) NONE DETECTED 1.2 DISROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE(DBCP) NONE DETECTED FORM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 - STATE OF CONNECTICUT • • .� Dept.of Public Health 3 Bureau of Laboratories Services NR:9MGHC2 16112359 SO6074 0 1' 10 Clinton St. --1 P.O.Box 1689 INFORMATION- Hartford,CT06144 H uINDSOR OUT 132S TELEPHONE: (860) 566-5063 MOUR1 3ZSOUT 175 CLARK RO,IERT DEPTULA, SANITARIAN SOUTH '.iINDSOR CT 1540 SULLIVAN AVE TOWN HALL 705/19/97 SOUTH WINDSOR CT OG074 04/231977 - FINAL OO:GO REPORT SAMPLING POINT: COLLECTOR: RD TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: 7DATEANALYZED 5/14/97 EPA METHOD 504.1 MEASURMENT OF 1.2—DIBROMOETHANE (EDE) AND 1,2-0IBROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN DRINKING HATER BY MICROEXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR, THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS CAN BE DETERMINED 3Y THIS METHOD: COMPOUND METHOD DE7ECTION LIMIT (UG/L 1o2—DIBROMOETHANE (ED8) 0.02 1i2—DIBROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (08CP1 0.02 1_2.-3—TRICHLOROPROPANE C1.2,3 TCP) 0.04 EPA 504.1 ��-- COMPOUND GUANTITY(UG/L.) 1.2 DIBROMOETHANECEDB) NONE DETECTED 1.2.3—TRICHLOROPROPANECTCP) NONE DETECTED 1i2 DISROMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE(DBCP) NONE DETECTED FORM NO.OL-6A REV.12195 r . �T tow O F 7own O-P S-0-idA ?A�� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE . SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 R•co AREA CODE 203/644-2511 November 13, 1992 CERTIFIED P 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. November 13, 1992 Page 2 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 1a, - Environmental Health Officer RD:jh cc: Ms. Naomi Davidson Supervising Environmental Analyst Water Enforcement--Ground Water Section Department of Environmental Protection 120 Washington Street Hartford, Connecticut y 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 Filtrasorh 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. v Attachment I GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON FILTERS aadda toddfro AN' Supplies Section Department of Public Health and Addiction Services - Flow Flow Restrictor Meter Service Pressure GAC :GAC Storage Filter Filter Tantc #1 Raw Water GAC #1 GAC #2 Sampling Sampling Sampling Tap Tap Tap Option#1 -GAC Filter installed after the pressure storage tank. Flow Flow , Gate Restrictor Meter Valve press Service " s -af—: sen+ra +GAC win �- GAS -Storage e Fte 1 #2 ``' Taik --F F - Raw Water GAC #1 GAC #2 Sampling Sampling Sampling Tap Tap Tap Option#2-GAC filter installed before the pressure tank OK81ZI94 r 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 dibromoethane or EDB) in groundwater could pose a health risk to persons using the groundwater for drinl ang 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/l. 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 (Printed on Recycled Paper) 79 Elm Street • Hartford, CT 06106-5127 An Equal Opportunity Employer 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 `I!,MN S TAT E OF CONNECTICUT Dept.cif Public Health Burcau of i.aboratorics Services 7,,.: 44 SO4�.74 p 10 Clinton St. PO,Box 1689 H:rlfard,CT 06144 TELEPHONE: (860) 566.5063 132S31UTH WINDSOR (— —� MASCIOVECC1iI0 357 %AKLAND RD ROsERT DtPTULA, SANITARIAN SOUTA WINDSCA CT 1540 SULLIVAN AV�:. TOWN HALL L SOUTH WINDSOR CT ')6074 07/30/9 03/Of/9i 08/23/ J 14:15 11: S9 09:50 ILFINAL REPORT ANEW SAMPLIN3 %OINT: TAP COLLECTOR:. R. DEPTULA TITLE: R.S.. PRIVATE" WELL TREATMENT: r** DATE ANALYZED 8/20/96 ---------------------------------------------ter•--------- EPA METHOD $04.1 MEASURM.EYT OF 7.2-011ROMOETHANE (EDU) AND 102-019RDMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (VaCP) IN DRINKING W%THR LY MICROEXTRACTION AVD GAS CHROMAT06RAPHY WITH Ei-ECTRON CAPTURE 3ETECTOR, THE FOLL3WING CoMpOUYDS CAN 5E DETERMINED BY THI; METHOD C)MPOUND ME-TROD DETECTION LIMIT (UG 102-018R3MOETHANE (E)e) 0.02 lo2--01aROMo-3-CHLOROPROPANE CVSCP) 0.02 1r2o3-TRICHLOHOpROPANE (1o2v3 TCP) 0*04 EPA COMPOUND - QUANTITYCUS/L) lot DI�-IKOM3ETHANECEDLI) 0.06 UG/L 1.?,3-TRICiLORDPROPANEMP) NONE DETECrEo 1r2 01-7ROF)—.3-CHLOROPRJPANE060) 14014E D£TECrED iM NO.OLGA ArV 1Q19S -�— TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR ID :203-644-3751 AUG 29 '96 9 :22 No .004 P . 13 lam.. STATE OF CONNF.CTICU`i` �� 2 Dept.of Public!lralth Bureau of Labonenries Servico �F 10 Chinn St. ".,i4 161 147 506174 P.V.Box mag fiatford,CT 06144 TFLEPHONE! (960)566,5063 132south L(IHOSOR r MASCIOVECCN20 :S9 OA KLA ND AD R04ERT DEPTULAP SANITARIAN 501174 WINDSOR CT 06074 1540 SULLIVAN AVE TOWN HALL 07130/9 " Q8/01195 08120/; L_ SOUT-4 WINDSOR CT 36074 1 14:15 72:05 09;03 FINAL RE oftT SAMPLING POINfs TAP COLLECTOR: R. DEPTULA . TITLE: R.S. PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: DATE ANALYZED 8/2196 wwrwww----.r--------------w.rw-w----------- ww rr rr r wwwr ANALYTICAL MSTNO D: EPA METHOD 524.2 MEASUREMENT Of ORGANIC COMtPDUNDS IN WATER BY CAPILLARY COLUMN GAS CHROMATOGRAPHYIMASS SPECTROIETRY. r.—rr.����+�w�—r.r.rw w---rr rr r—r w�►�wr..--rw+� —MOr,—r r�rr EPA 524.2 FINAL RESULT: ENZElJE COMPOUND QUANTITY (UG/L) - B BROHOSENZENE ND ND BROMOCHLOROME7HANE Np BROMOOICHLOROMETHANE ND BROMOFORM - ND BRONOM£THAME - - NO N-SUTYL.BENZENE NO SEC-BUTYLBENZENE NO TERT-BUTYL3ENZENE ND CARBON TETRACHLORIDE NO - CHLORO&ENZENF NO CHLOROETRA E NA -- - CHLOROFORM ND CHLOROMETRANE NO - 2-CHLOROT04L£NE - NO --- - 4-CHLOROTOLUENE Np OISROMOCHL3ROMETHANE NO 1o2-0I9RO142-3—CHLOROPROPANE ND 7o2-012ROM3ETHANE NO — DIRROMOMETHANE - ND 1.2-DICHLORORENZENE Ala 103-DICNLOROBENZENE Np A.A4A g 1i4-OICHLOROaENZENE IN $iLu DICMLORODIFLUOROMETHANE ND 11 to1-OICHLOROETRANE ND 1i2-DICHLOROETHANE pp s*>R CONT NUcD **.► nM►O uL-VA N£V.12M TbWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR ID :203-644-3781 AUG 29 '96 9 :22 No .004 P . 14 STATI:OF CONNECTICUT Urpt.of Public I Iealth Bureau of Lihoratories Services N R.*m4 ICI 0�147 10 Clinton St. S06074 0 P.O.Box 1689 Hartford,Cr o6i44 "TLLPHONE: (860)566-506) 132SOUTH WINDSOR r 7 14ASCIOVECCHIO 357 )AKLAND RD R03EAT DEPTULA: SANITARIAN SOUTH WINDSOR CT 06074 1540 SULLIVAN AVE —7 TOWN HALL L SOUTH WZNOSOR CT 06074 J t04'1Sr9 02l01/91 04l03!e F A 'fig—DICHLOROETHEHE ND CIS-14-2-DICHLOROETHENE Np TRANS-1f2-DICHLOROETHENE ND 1-'2-DICHLOROPROPANE NO lo3—DICHLOROPRRPANE ND 2.2-OtCHLOROPROPANE NO If1-OICHLOROPROPENE NtJ CIS-1i3-DICHLORO>PROPENE NO TRANS-I.3-DICHLOROPROPENE NO ETHYLBENZEIE NO NEXACHLOR03UTADIENE ND ISOPIROPYLSENZEN]E ND 4-ISOPROPYLTOLUENE ND METHYLENE CHLORIDE Np METHYL T—BUTYL ETHER NO NAPHTHALENE NO PROPYLBENZENE NO STYRENE ND t.1.1.2—TErRACXLOROETHANE NO 1.1.2.2—TE>iRACHLOROETHANE ND - — TETRAC,4LOROETHENE NO TOLUENE ND 9.2o3—TRICHLOROS NZENE NO 1 f2f4-TRICALOROSENZENE ND -- 1.1f1-TRICHLOROETHANE ND 1.1.2•TRIMOROETHAN__E Ito - No TRICHLOROEFHENE TRICHLOROPLUOROMETHANE ND 1,2A—TRICi1LOUPROPANE NO 1f2.4—TRIMETRYLOENZENE NO 1i3i5—TRIMET8YL?ENZENf NO VINYL C"LORIVE NO M,0•P—XYLENE3 (TOTAL) NO OTE: NO = NONE DETECTED ETKOD DETECTION LIMIT IS 0*5 UG/L FOR ABOVEE OMPOUNDS. iM N0.UI.dA REV 12/05 •� 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 obtaining y p 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,yoi.Yare responsible for making the necessary arrangements with the Connecticut Water Company All expenses for the water connection and well abandonment must betinitially,paid-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,, ith the work. This will enable me to identify any high estimates that the DEP may question:_ order toireceive the 60.8%reimbursement, you must submit copies of all bills, including`p o f of payment,to the Town. The Town will forward them to the DEP for approval and reimbursement The DER will send the reimbursement to the Town, who will then reimburse you: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: a6#era 4i4z s a c*t6kA to v e-1 �/IV v, If you d 'de not to connect to public water at this time, and pesticides are detected in A. your well water at a future date, you will not be eligible to receive bottled water under the State program or be '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 �`� letter. Therefore, if you choose not to connect to public water, please contact me to discuss the STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION r� 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 ugn 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 ug/1 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, C"' 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 Heber a' STATE OI= C t>�"tiis_: .';LLT - ���� D, of 1 Bure,tU Ot Labor.—,tor:.,. Jr:.I:,:s a • }`—'f 1 .', L �� Yl! ,�'''i 1 + _ 1 :: ,L 7 _:. :tJ.,Ti i L..,;M1. L79 - j C ''LL-:CTOR. TiTL-Z =d_ DAT'E ANALYZED _ EPA i+_T iO,) 3I04.1('"A AN:) is)C . 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RM NO.OL-6A REV. 12'95 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 x248. 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 CON ECTICUT Dept. of Public Health � Bureau of Laboratories Sen. 'd : ='.r— 1 C1 C 4 ' A 'Cl�+ : I C t-- Clinton fit. P.O. Box ;6S9 • Hartford, C.T _6144 1_ 1= )UTH _VC J'1 TELEPHUNE: -86- .;6o- Z63 i .0JTI ',i1'1DS;R CT 79 E-N ST. j10 14 C i/1 7/9' 08I2 i! HARTF O a.D CT 0c 1� : � 1 3: 03 � 09: 3 15 :011 F.. AL •iE PC.�T I S. ,40LIN'i =O�"NT: O'JTZI:E T.- P/: _FORE 'ILT-R ? COLLECTOR: DA i ?IRON TITLE: EA 2 PRIVATE WELL TREATMENT: -DATE ANALYZED 8/21 /96 -------------------------------------------------------- ANALYTICIL METHOD: EPA METRO) 524.2 MEASURZMENT OF ORGANIC C:MPOJNJs IN ;iATzR 3Y CAPILL.;RY COLUMN GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/A'i1SS S='ECTRO1ETRY. ----- EPA 524.2 FINAL R;.;U_T: COMPOUND QUANTITY (UG/L) i3ENzZZ h ND 3R0MOB=NZE4E ND BROMUCALOROM_T�ANE ND c t BROMODICHL3ROMETHANE ND RECEIVED 3R0MCF0F.! ND EROMOM"THAVE ND EP a 4 1994 %—BUTYL:. _NZENE illD SEC-3UTYLBENZ=NE ND WATER MANAGEMENT TERT-aUTYLJE~4-LENE ND RIRMI TTING, ENFORCEMEN' C A R G O N T T R A C H L O R I D E i D & ANEDIATION DIVtSTn%• C H L 0 R 0 ENZ_N_ ,aC CHLOROETHAIE ND cHLuioFc�r� Y� CHLOROMETHANE NC Z—CHLC!?OTO_LEN_ 4-CHLO?0T0-U_N.'7 i. DI 3-ROM ETAHANE 1. -0I3ROM0-3-CHL0ROPRCr A NE ND ; 1,r 2-Dl.A0,l)ETH 4N!: N„ DI3R0M0M;T1ANE ND 1/3—oiCHLOiO'ENZ NZ ND 113-OI CHLClO,3E NZSh c ND 1i4-DICHLO40 iENZcN. ND DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHAN ND 1 .1-)!CHLO'�C -7T +A.AE ND 1�2-01CHLORO.7T�iA:tiE ND *** CONTINUZ7 *** )AM NO.OL•6A REV.12/95 STATE OF CONNECTICUT Dept. of Public Heath � ' Bureau of Laboratories Services " ?: ' — 161 3�. I ri 1:;? I C 1: Clinton St. P.O. Bus 1659 Hartford, CT^6144 132S UTH wIV Son TELEPHONE: i 36C1 5bb-3�03 f IS;A-7. zLA All G1N'3 j 3': ZLLINGTON jCJT i ,iI`iDSC.3 CT D E P 2.:.1. P0T.icLE + T _ 79 F—M ST. OY1 -4,1 r 01/15/95 O8/20' / L HARTFO t0 CT )� i;: ; 15:JO +)�: �R. 15:0J F 1 N A L R CRT • a 1, 1— ICHL010 .T H N—E CI .-1i2—JICHL0.40ET'iE4Z :lip TR.AN0-1 i 2—DI CHL^0R0 ETHE'iE —^ICHLCAOPP;;PUac Nrl 1, �—DI :HLC10?RJPAN 2�2—)i C H 1P L010R0PPAN = iiD 1, 11—DIC HLOROTR)PEN IN CIS-1.3-0ICHLOROPROPENE jif} TRANS-1,3-7ICHLORO PROP`hE iJD ETHYLBEhZ:VE ,it} H ;(ACHL0R0"'UTA No I-N 1VD ISCPROPYLh-:NlEVE ,No 4—I SCPRO?Y-TOLJE:-iE ;yD METHYLENE -,HLORIDE D METHYL T—EJTYL ETHER 110 NA?HTHALENZ- NO PROPYLJENZ_N I ND STY RHitic ND . 1,1 ,112-TH RAC iLVQV=T H'A NE - ilqV 1,1,2,2—TErRAC4L0RC :THANE ;ND TETRACHL0PDETH=r ;y0 TOLUE iB ND 1,Le3— 1 R1CiL0RJBcN vL` 1,2,4—TRIC4LOR0k`%NZENE "C 1,1,1—TRICAL•ORDETH aNE ND 1i'fi2—TRIC4LOROETHAN2 C TRICHLOROErHE?tc AD TRICHLOROFLUORDMETHANE ND 1i2i3-7R1C4L0R)PRC?A:iE `i:D 1,2,4—T RIM ETHYLVEN ZENZ N 1,3,5—TRlMc.T4YL32NZ2,llE N D VINYL CHLORIDE ND f4,0,P—XYLZ4EO (TOTAL) ND ROTC: IND = 4ONZ DET:C'r:) ETHOD DETE:TION LICIT :S 0.5 US/L FOR ACOY_ f 1l OMPOUNDS. RM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 STATE OF CONNECTICUT J� I Dept.of Public Health N ?w BurQ.iu of Laboratories Ser%-Il:es ­j 10 Clinton St. P.O. Box 1689 • Hartford, CT�6144 u ii w TELE"'HONE; S6,"; 5ob-K03 E A A L.4 .4 1 -'r h S L 1 Ni T N J T D .1 CT P T T M I I MEN TRLPIM:03• 7�, E--311 ST. 0`3/15/175' 313/3711/ A R T 0 R D CT 361 C.5 1 3 0 10 =3 11 1 NA, 0 RT -i '0 -1 NT ()jT-', TAF COLLECTOR: DA4 iiIACN TITLE: EA2 PRIVATE W_:Ll_ TRIEATM-_114: ,DATE ANALYZED 8/Z6/ )6 EPA M-ETi 0-3 504.1 MEAZUR"EIT OF 1,, 2-D-73ROMOE'TH ANE (ED-3) AND (08CP) IN DRINKIIG WATER 3Y MITACRC-TXTRACTION Al.D GAS C4ROMATOGRAPHY 41TH E-ECTRON CAPTURE )ET_-':CT0k. THE FOLLOWING (MIPOUNDS CAI GE D-MERMINED 3Y T-413 IETHOD C)MPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UG , 1 o 2-D13RDMOE THAN 0.02 1.-2-DI3R0MO-3­.'HL020?R0PAN= (DiCF) 0.02 1e2e3-TRlCML)R0PROPA.,'%'E (1f2f3 T-6P) 0.0 ;10 -EPA 534.1 co.-IPOUND QUANTITY(UGIL ) 1,,-7 DT-1110M)ETHAN.":CD-) NONE DETECTT-D 1,2 i)ISROM)-3-CHLORCPROPANZ-(J6CP) NONE DETECTED lo 2 e 3-T R 1 C AL 0 R 0 P 10 PA INE(T C P) N3NE 05TECT--D RECE IVED 3EP 0 9 1996 WATER m4m4GEMENT 4 REMFnTAT'NNOvrEMEN7 ' 3 RM NO.OL-6A REV.112/95 �iAl h(_)Ir C:ONNECTICUT -; Dept. of Public Health Bureau of Laboratories Services "!Y; W—? 1 161 C 33 35 iC Clinton St. P.O. Box 1689 Hartford,CT 06144 TELEPHONE: (860) 366-51-63 1 :�:, O lJ T H WIND, i 1 IASu=LA HIGGIP, P _ S0,JT1; dI.IDSCR • 1 79 E�N ST. L HARTFOAD _ CT .o1L:5 15 :05 F+NAL REPORT SAMPLLzti_ 'O;NT: KITCHEN TAP/AFTER FILTE COLLECTOR: DAV 31RON TITLE: EA. 2 PRIVATE W-LL TREATMENTI: DATE ANALYZED E/21/96 ------------------------ ANALYTICIL METHCD: EPA MITHO) 524.2 MEASUR='l_NT OF ORGAN&'IC COMPOUNDS IN WAT CAPILLARY CO:. MN GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/PlAS EPA 524.2 FINAL RESU'-T:---------------------------- C01POUID QUANTITY t. 3E!tiZENE HROMOSENZEVE NDND .. SROMOC HL'OR)METiANE ND EEt►MODICHtOROMETAANE ND FCE � VED e�ROO T4 aRoMr�OMST�a vE �D N-*3UTYLO_NZENE N-D 5EP Q 199u SEC-:3UTYL.:_NZE4E , D N TERT-3UTYL3F�tZzN_ AND CARBON TETRACHLORIDE WATER MANAGEMENT NDPERM1?T1NG CHLOZO:sE`�IZ NZ ENFORCEMEN' CHLOROETHAVE ;VD I REMEDIMON DIvrctn� CHLOROFORM xD CHLOROMETHiNE ND `j 2-CHLOROTO_UEiv_ ND 4 ND -CHLOROTO_U .;7 l= f DI: ROMOCHLOROM=THANE ��: 1x2 DZ3ROMO-S-CHLOROPROPANE II 1.2 ;OIjROM)ETHANE ND DIBROMOMETAANE ND 1i2-DICHLORO3EVZZNc Na . 1.3-DICHLO ND ROOENZENE I� 1�4-DICHL0.30 .E`{Z-N! ND g�a ND DICHLORCDIF , - LUORO,Rr`THr,N:: ND 1i1-DIwHLCx0ET�ANE ND i1�2—DICHLOROT�q;�E ND FOAM NO.OL•6A REV.12/95 STATE OF CONNECTICUT • ®� �> Dept. of Public Health Bureau of Laboratories Services N1'' : ?W—7 161 0 93 3: A' 1 4 1C Clinton St. P.O. Box 1689 Hartford,CT 06144 ' 3' s 0 U T H ld i N S O F TELEPHONE: 86C1566-3C(,3 IAS9.LA HljG' S 3�)5 _LLIN6TJN • - 79 E_M ST. 08/14/- 03/15/93I )8/261 L HARTFOAD CT )all'.'; 15 :05 09: 3d ! 15:00 FINAL RE ?O:RT 1,1—JZ CNLGRO :T'i£;�E AD CIS-1,2-3ICHLOROETHSiNE ND TRANS-1 ,2—)ICHLORO_THENE ND 1,2—DICHLOROORDPAN= hD 1,3—DICHLOROPROPANE 2,2—DICHLOROPROPANE ND 1,1-DICHLO R0PcN_ ND CIS-1,3—DICHLOROPRCPENE 14D TRANS-1,3— ICHLORO PRO?_NE ;ND ETHYL5 ENZEVE ND HEXACHLOR0�UTA)1-=N ND "- I50PROPYLB:NZEN£ ND 4—ISOPROPY_TOLJENE NC �§ METHYLENE CHLORIDE ND METHYL T—EJTYL ETHER ND" NAPHTHALENE ND f RCPYLz.)ENZ-=N ND STYRENE NO 1,1,1,2—=, ErRAC4LOR�ETHANZ a1D 1,1,2,2—TETRACHLOR0ETMANZ ND Tc T RAC HL' R4`ETMFNE roc TOLUENE ND 1,L,3-7,RICiLO'R0B NZ=tYc 3�i~ *_ 1,�,4—TR1CALOR"BENZENE ND 1,1,1—TRIC4L0RDE 1T H'AME ND 9i1i2—TRICALOROETHANE ND TRICHLORO£THENE ND TRICHLOROFLUORJMET4ANE ND 1,2,3—TR1C4L0R3PRG?AN-c NV 1,2,4—TRIM_T8YLbEtizEAE 1.N0 1,7,5-TR1M T4YLbENZEN£ tD VI%i YL CHLORI1il= ND meor.P—XYLEIE.S (TOTAL) ND OT_ PVD_-= .113N1 U T=CTE7 ,ETHOO DETECT104 LI AIT Is 0.5 US/L FOR ABOVE OMPOUNDS. ORM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 STATE OFCO'NNECTICUT Dept, of Public Health Bureau of Laboratories ServK.U." I r)l i'� ;3 1 Z 0 1CCl*nrorl S P.O. Box 1689 Hartford.CT 06144 7 U i 4 w 16ti ? 0 P TELEPHONE: ;,86^.) 566-5063 S 4 L m H C I NIS L T �%3TO"I ICJ- 1, .14--k, U �:.4 CT 79 E-1'0 ST. L HA T F 0 R D Cr 6 1 15 : 3 I 13: 24 11 : 27 F:AAL REPC,RT T CH COLL_CTOR: DAN aIRON TITLE: =A2 -AT PkIVATE 'oiELL TRQ IMENT: DATE ANALYZED 8/24/46 -------------------------------------------------------- VA METHOD 504.1 SEA; JRME4T Or 1., 2-Dl17,ROM3ETHA?4--- (EDA AN) 4. IN DRINKIIG W TER ' &Y MICRO-7XTRACTT--0N ADD GAS Ci'� OKA-'%GRAPHY KITH E-ECTRON CAPTURE )ETE�TOR. THE FOLLDWIN! COO'IPOUNDS CAN 3E D -T=RMINED 3Y TH13 IETHOD C)MPOUN.) IETHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UG 1f2-)I3R)M^vETHAN"Z (EDS) 0.02 1o2-0I�RDMO-3—CHLOROPROPANE (DiCP) 0.02 If2f3—TRICAL)ROPROPAIE (lPZP3 TCP) 0.04 EPA 504.1 coaPOUND 4UANTI TY(U3/ L) NCNE DT-T2C7E ) l.o,Z 0"! 3R0M)Z"THAN-'-( :D-) lo-'; U33kOM'J-3-CHLOROPRW^PAN (DPCP) NONE DETECTED 3 TR41'Cl L 0R P R 0?AN 1:C T C.F 10NE D T Ec r S D RECEIVED SER 0 9LI"6' WATER MANAGEMENT PERMUTING, ENFORCEMENT & REMWAVON OUTSTOP 'ORM NO.OL-6A REV.12195 a 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 CONNECTICUT ® . Mm Dept.of Public Health I t Bureau of Laboratories Services 10 Clinton St. P.O. Box 1689 Hartford,CTC61+4 1 SJU T H 1.41N^r$ TELEPHONE: (860) 566-w63 — i of EL16A ,IAK0USK 1075 P L=A5ANT aOUTi tJ I;q D SC R DE R.D. P 0 T A .LE 's+-kT = R 79 E '! ST. 0104/14/' Lr HARTFORD CT 3310= . F+NAL REPORT • ISAMPLif+a 'DINT: OUTSIDE REAR TAP/,;FTER F COLL-ECTOR: DAN GIRON TITLE: EA 2 PRIVATZ W_LL TR :ATMENT: DATE ANALYZED 8/21/30 --------------------------------------- ANALYTIC%L M;THOD: EPA METHOD 5Z4.2 MEASUREME-NT OF ORGA% :C COMPOJNDS INN WAT CAPILLARY COLUMN GAS CHROMIkTOG RAPHY/MAS --------------------------------------- EPA 524.2 FINAL RESU-T: C04POU4D QUANTITY { 2ENZl NE ND. r ROM05ENZE4E ND 5R0M0CHLORJMETlA;4 ND 3ROMODICHLJR Mfi THANE ND RECEIVED 3ROMOFORM ND EROMOM ETHAIE NU SEP 0 4 1Q40' N-EUTYL�.ENLENE ND SEC-aUTYLI' _NZ2NE ND WATER MANAGEMENT T_RT-BUTYL ENZ=N : ND ° Mt��'ZNG, ENEORCEMEN� CARBON TETRACHLORIDE ND RENNATION DIVTSIP, CHLo os �vz_rl D CHLOROZZTHA4E ND CHLOROFOI,'A ND CHLOROi"ETHaNE ND 2-CHL0ROT0-U'-lNE N 4-CHLOt0TCL1JEP!_ ND : D16ROMOC8L)P,OMITHANE ND 1i2-DI3R0M)-.3-.HLORO?ROPAt;Ic ND 1iz-DZ3RVM)--THAN- ND DI ROMOMETRANE _ ND ' IIt-01CHL03C 5 EAZENc ND 1.3-0ICHLORO3EVZL14c ND 1 r4-)i HL0RC-3t;lLENE ND ')ICHLOIODIFLGC?OMETRANE ND -DIr HLG<O=TriA*4E NO -)ICHLOROET'iANE A I 1�� _ 1�D FORM NO.OL•6A REV.12/95 STATE OF CONNECTICUT Dept.of Public Health Bureau of Laboratories Services 10 Clinton St. P.O. But 1659 Hartford, CT '6 144 )UTH W-6 N D73 TELEPHONE: ,s(,�, 5t)h-;_-(13 1'7 MAROUSK '_ 1 PLEASANT cP P0TAt;LF SO4 41;'IDSOR 79 E-M ST. L HARTiORD C'I )010 14 -0 M"_�Ii A L - I F.I.-NAL REPORT 1-11-DICHLOiOETHENE NO C IS H L 0 R 0 E TH E'74:E NO N6 TR 'A 0RC :"TH-:jc I C Q ND 10Z-DI%'HL0AOPR)PAN : NO lo 3-01"MLO.10 PRdP.AN,-- NO 2 D I C H L 0 AC P R:)P A N ND 101-DICHLOROPRJOPEN ND CIS-10 3-)I:HLOR0?RIIP*::jIIq"T ND TRANS-le3-)ICHLIRO?RGPINE NO ETHYLB-DUIEVE NO H EX A%C.H LO RO.*;UTA)I EN ISOPROPYLE-ENZEIE NO ND 4-rS0PROPY_' T0LJIE.NE NO METHYLZENE CHLORIDE NO. METHYL T-3JTYL ETIHER NO NAPHTHALINE NO PRQPYL-_-,NZ --NE NO STYREii ND NO TETR C HL)R)ETH iN NO TOLUEN-- NO le2ol-TIKICILOR08ENZ ' E ND 1o'x4-TRICiL0R00INZE' E NO 1j,1-r 1-TR I'il.OROE TH ANZ- ND 1o1e2-TRIC4LOROETHANS NO TRICHLORO'ErHEN-, NO TRICHLOROF-U01ROMETHANE ND T R I C i L 0 A PI ND 2,f A+--TR'-!!,:THY LE,EN Z EU Z iVD10 5jP3-TRIM'_:THYL9;:NZ-ENE VINYL CHLORIDE 'P-XYLE.VES ND (TOTAL) ND I OTE: 'iO.NE DETZCT;_:,'- .ETHOD DETT:TIO' LIMI7 "S 0.5 UG/, FOR AM OMPOUN-Is. V/SV7 h 10 FORM NO.OL-6A REV.12i95 STATE OF CONNECTICUT Dcpt. of Public Health 3 4 1 A-,,C 14 0 Bureau of Laboratories Services 1 k'j 10 Clinton St. P.O. Box 1689 Hartford,CT C6144 1..J2S vU T h %:N "i TELEPHONE: i860) 566-K63 i --'kt'-L!A 14;ROUSk! 1075 P L Z T CUT i W1,,.'D SC':: CT 4'2 1 RECEIVED. REPORTe- 79 ELM ST. 3/1519�. 33/33/ L HARTF C --i D CT 'J�6 1 J 1"j: -'2 i 11 : 17 FINAL REPORT SAPl?L4'N6 -401t:T: 0JTSI ;--: R-:AR rA? COLLECTOR: DA4 T 3vRON TITLE: EA2 4 P R 1 V A T-'z 'w Z-LL T R---A T10 E N T ANALYZED 8/26/90 EPA METHOD 504.1 ME A S U AA;-: 4 T 0 F 1 - 2-DI "'R 0 M 0 S THANE (2 3 AN 1o,2-013R"IMO-3-%'.HLORO-PROPANC- CD3CP) IN DRINKIIG WATER BY 1'`A:C',10=XTRACTIIN AtiD GAS CHROMAT3GRAPHY riITH E-ECTION CAPT-JRE )ETECTOR. THE FOLL)WIN3 CO;iPOUNDS CAN :-' E DETERMINE) 3Y THI; METHOD C3MPOJND METHOD DETECT13N LIMIT (UG 1o2—DI3R)MQ-3—CHL0RCPR0PANEz (D8CP) 0.02 1 e 2o 3—T R I Cri L 0 R 0 P RO?A'4 E ClpeP3 TOP) 0.04 -------------------------------------------------------- EPA 504.1 CUMPOUND WWA4TITY(UGIL) 1.-2 )"r --R0M)-7-THAN-'7( D3) NON i:TTrT7D= ) --CHLOROPROPANO( s^.P) itiONE DETECTI'D NONT- 3ETE-CT'_!'1j RECEIVED SEP 6 9 1"a, WATER MANAGEMENT PERMITTING, ENFORCEMENI & REKNATTON DIVTSTnN )RM NO.OL-6A REV.12195 STATE OF - CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 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 r@ $ Dept. of Public Heaitlt , _ _ I _ Bureau of Laboratories JerVices i, _ i j a 4 tC Clinton St. P.O. Box 1689 • H.trtford,CT-61-:4 TELEPHONE: k56.- _;vt)-3.63 T rI IA is r0 T . a COL:.=CT0R: DA`V _i :.0 TITLE : _.A D.AT_z ANALY2_ED �'A M_-T i0D 504.1 JK',' iT 0 F 1r __rI 3>TH4 f 1. —DI .—CHLO`VROPANv7 (G CP) IN )FI+NKI '4G WAT :R '�Y i•tIC C=;f s'R ACT: D`I :X 51xC C:�R �"MATOI- RA''HY '41714 E_'. CT?0'd CAPTin_ )i T_=.T4P . THZ FO L'JWIrii CO','PCU';DC CA 'E D=T_RMINI_D �Y Trill I_THOi. C NFCIND METHOD DET:CTI3N L*M 'T (U+: F M0F_:TH _'7 _ C.CZ !''PANE (D sCP) 0.02 •. 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Box 1659 Harttord.CT C6144 132SOUTH WrNDSO TELEPHONE: 860', K. 4- t A Z J I i J tV Z S 351 A<LAN) RD SOliT4 4IND ;;OR 79 £�.M ST. HARTFORD CT FINAL REPORT ;I 1�1-DICHLCRO T42lE ;yp CIS-Ire_-DI.HLOR4=TAE`.E ,'VO TRANS-1 .-2-3ICHLORO '7THENE NO ii2-JICHLO10PROPANE D 1x 3-DI CHL0: 0 PROPAN _ ND 2o2-JICHLORCPRJPANS NO DICHL040PROP i N= NO CIS-1.3-0ICHLOR0PR3PENE ND TR�.IVS'1�:-�Z H!ORt?PROPE'v= AND i ETHYLE =NZEAE yD HLXACHLORO3UTA)I_NZ ND ISOPROPYLB=NZEVE NO +-ISOPRL'PY_TOLJENE ND- METHYLENE ;,HL4R_Jir NO METHYL T-&JTYL ETHIR ND NAPHTHALENV NO PR-0PYL3E:":ZZNS "iD STY2£N= NO 1i1i1► 2-T=TR'C4L0kJ-ZTH.4NZ' 1.,1.2i2-TErRAC4LCROETHwN_ ND TETRACIL3R)ETHEN, A TOLUENE 'Vi3 1 e 2 e 3-T R I C 4 L0RO8--:7N 1o2o4-TRICAL3R0£ NIENE NO io1e1-TRZC4LOROETH.' NE ND 1 .1.2-TRIC4L0R0ETH.;NE NO TRIC'•sLOROETHE,N ND TRICHLO;ROF .UOR.DMET,RANE ND 1e:.,3-TFiC;iLCRc;PitO? ��E NO 1. o4-TRIM=THYLSENZi: ND . 1,3,3-TRIM::TyYLB2NZEttE ND VI1.4YL CHLORIDE ND =Si0.-P-XYLENE3 (T°3TAL) NO NOTE: N) = ION DZT'cCTE METHOD DETECTION LIMIT IS 0.5 UG/L FOR ABOVE p/jb OMPO-*JNDS. FORM NO.OL-6A REV. ,2/95 STATE OF CONNECTICUT Dept. of Public Health Bureau of Laborat"Irles Services I'd Clinton St. P.O. Box 1689 Hartford,CT 06144 U T h to i N s I R TELEPHONE: (86C) 56o-5C63 A -'LAN.) RD C-jT .4 1.'.'D 3 CT R P 0 T L= rl aT 7'9 E M S T 4 031155/95 0 3 3 1 L HA4Tr-O ;D -N F 1 14 A L. .4 E PO cT ?0l,'4i : K :71C.,K-N T4P COLLZCTOR: DAN ]IR0110' TITLE : EA2 P^-�MATE ',4 1 L L T F -'A T• -DATE ANALYZED 8/26/96 Er A MET400 504.1 4 E A S'd R E q T 'vN F 1 13 R 0 E T H A N E AP.0 le2-3'L3PJdMO-�-^.HLOnO?ROPANE (D3C?) IN DRINKING MITER 2Y 111CIOEXTRACTI )N kiD GAS C4ROMAT-0,GRAPHY WITH E-ECTRON CAPTURi-: )ETZ'-'Tu"R. TFII: FOLL)WIN3 %00:11POLND3 e.Ai IE DIETZERMAINED 3Y THli METHOD COMPOUND METHOD DETECTION LIMIT (UG 11 R"'4 N 0 E T H "%N 7- C'Z'D E 0.02 -ICP)lo )-91:3RZ)MO-11�-CH,'-ORCPROP 03-!Nc 0.02 TCP) 0.04 EPA 5134.1 COMPOUND QUANTITY(UGIL) 1,P12 NONI DETECT7-D 1o2 Dl iROMJ-3-,HLORC?R"dPANz-(D',-; CP) NONI OETECT:D NONZ DETECT=D i SF 0 9 199j k4 r N MANA��M r0N d c k )RM NO.OL-6A REV.12/95 Sew N S f, 7- a � k: 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR•CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 CERTIFIED MAIL #5409.36 September 28 , 1984 Mr. Anthony Marouski 175 Clark Street South Windsor, Connecticut Dear Mr . Marouski : On September 13 , 1984 , your drinking water was resampled to test for EDB content . The results indicate that your water contains 0 . 90 parts per billion of EDB . The State Health Department has set a level of 0 . 10 parts *' per billion as the maximum amount of EDB in drinking water . It is , therefore, recommended that your water not be used for drinking or cooking purposes . : You may fill your own containers with potable water at the South Windsor Police/Ambulance Complex on Sand Hill Road . The State Department of Environmental Protection will make a determination as to responsibility for the presence of EDB in your water supply; and will prescribe procedures regarding short- and/or long-term solutions . If you have any questions , feel free to contact me at the Town Hall (644-2511 , Ext . 274) . Very truly yours, Robert Deptula Sanitarian -' r•• i.: i" i-� i.. t�. F= f.. • i" �0,0 N sE, - H _0 �• D 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH iNINDSOR, GONN. 06074 R.CO �*v AREA CODE 203/644-2511 CERTIFIED MAIL #540937 September 28, 1984 Mrs . Anna Pilkin 1075 Pleasant Valley Road South Windsor, Connecticut Dear Mrs . Pilkin: On September 13 , 1984 your drinking water was resampled to test for EDB content . The results indicate that your water contains 0 . 90 parts per billion of EDB . The State Health Department has set a level of 0 . 10 parts per billion as the maximum amount of EDB in drinking water . - It is , therefore, recommended that your water not be used for drinking or cooking purposes . You may fill your own containers with potable water at the South Windsor Police/Ambulance Complex on Sand Hill Road . The State Department of Environmental Protection will make a determination as to responsibility for the presence of EDB in your water supply; and will prescribe procedures regarding short- and/or long-term solutions. If you have any questions , feel free to contact me at the Town Hall (644-2511 , Ext . 274) . Very truly yours, Robert Dep la Sanitarian Z AWN Sf1 H F 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 soe.co�'� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 Certified - P 007 588 140 August 18, 1989 Mr. Anthony Marouski 175 Clark Street South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Marouski, As you are aware, the drinking water well which supplies your dwelling is contaminated with EDB. You may also be aware that the State of Connecticut will contribute 60. 8 % of the cost of installing filtration equiptment for EDB removal should you decide to install this equiptment on your incoming water line. The state has found that Aqua Sentry of Manchester has very competitive pricing and is knowledgeable in the type of filtration equiptment that would qualify for state reimbursement. Thererfore, if you choose to contract with another firm, the state will pay only 60 .8 % of Aqua Sentry's cost to install their equiptment. Their cost is approximately $800 . 00 - $1000 . 00 . Another option might be the installation of a filter at 1075 Pleasant Valley Road, large enough to accomodate both dwellings . This would also qualify for 60. 8 % state reimbursement but would be dependent on the property owner of 1075 Pleasant Valley Road. Please remember that the bottled water program will soon cease even if you choose to leave your water supply as it is . Please notify this department in writing within a reasonable time period of your decision. If either option is chosen please contact this department for reimbursement details, or if you have any other questions contact me at the South Windsor Town Hall 644-2511 ext 248 Robert Dep ula,�R.S. Environmental Health Official t0aN 8t., C -own O-P ?d&U&Ot 7 9 wC 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 4�I�soit C AREA CODE 203/644-25n September 6, 1990 CERTIFIED P 094 595 219 Mr. Anthony Marouski 175 Clark Street South Windsor, Connecticut Dear Mr. Morouski: This letter is to confirm our recent conversations regarding the installation of a filter to remove EDB from your drinking water. As you are aware, the State of Connecticut will contribute 60 . 8% of the cost of installing filtration equipment for EDB removal, should you decide to install this equipment. It is understood that the well which serves your home is not located on your property, but on a neighboring property. Never the less, since your home is served by a separate line from this well, this filter would have to be installed on the incoming water line to your home. As stated in previous correspondence (August 18, 1989) , the State has found that Aqua Sentry of Manchester has very competitive pricing and is knowledgeable in the type of filtration equipment that would qualify for state reimbursement. The State will pay only 60 . 8% of this company's cost to install their equipment. Please inform this Department by October 10, 1990 of _ your decision, since bottled water delivery will stop soon after this date. If you have any questions, please call me at the South Windsor Town Hall, 644-2511 (ext 248) . Very truly yours Robert Deptu a, RS Environmental Health Officer RD: jh r y C = a_P,S1au� ?d&U&Ot 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE . SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 ��hosoR co�� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 September 6, 1990 CERTIFIED P 094 595 220 Mrs . Anna Pilken 1075 Pleasant Valley Road South Windsor, Connecticut Dear Mrs Pilken: Since your well is contaminated' with EDB, the State will contribute 60 . 8% of the cost of connection to the available public water if you choose to make that connection. Since the well which serves 175 Clark Street is located on your property, abandonment of the well will not be required for reimbursement. Another alternative acceptable to the State for reimbursement would be the installation of a filter for EDB removal. The State will also contribute 60. 8% of the cost of installing an approved filter. The State has found that Aqua Sentry of Manchester has very competitive pricing and is knowledgeable in the type of filtration equipment that would qualify for state reimbursement. The State will pay only 60 . 8% of this company's cost to install their equipment. Please inform this Department by October 10, 1990 of your decision, since bottled water delivery will stop soon after this date. If you have any questions, please call me at the South Windsor Town Hall, 644-2511 (ext. 248) Very truly yours, Robert Dept la, RS Environmental Health Officer RD: jh a •NN SF,` 074es-au� ?&U&ot O w s w� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 �f�oSOIt-co c'� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 Certified - P 007 588 136 August 18, 1989 Mrs . Anna Pilken 1075 Pleasant Valley Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mrs . Pilken, As you may recall, since your drinking water is contaminated with EDB, the State of Connecticut will contribute 60 . 8 % of the cost of connection to the available public water should you decide to make that connection. Please inform this department, in writing, within a reasonable time period of your decision. If you choose to connect to public water, please contact me for reimbursement details . Since the well which serves 175 Clark Street is located on your property, ' abandonment of this well will not be required for reimbursement. To solve the water quality problem at 175 Clark Street, a state approved filter could be installed to remove EDB from water supplied to that dwelling. The state will aslo reimburse 60 . 8 % of the cost of installing the approved filter. Another alternative acceptable to the state for reimbursement would be the installation of one filter located at your address, large enough to treat the water supplied to both 1075 Pleasant Valley Road and 175 Clark Street. As indicated previously, please notify this department in writing if you choose this alternative. The state has found that Aqua Sentry of Manchester has very competitive pricing and is knowledgeable in the type of filtration equiptment that would qualify for state reimbursement. Therefore, if you choose to contract with another firm, the state will pay only 60 . 8 % of Aqua Sentry's cost to install their equiptment. Their cost is approximately $800 . 00 - $1,000 . 00 for a single family home. Page 2 August 18, 1989 Please remember that the bottled water program will soon cease even if you choose to leave your water supply as it is . If you choose any of these options, please contact ,this department for reimbursement details . If you have any other questions, please contact me at the South Windsor Town Hall , 644-2511 ext 248 . Robert Deptala, R.S. Environmental Health Officer 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. 2. 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- 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. 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. 3. Emergency repair service must be provided within 24 hours of notification that it is needed. Rev.3/21/97 ATTACHMENT-1 GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON FILTE Adapted from: Water Supply Section t3 CT Department of Public!Health (!f not present) __ l Optional n Pretreatment' Y Flow Flow �. Restrictor Meter Pressure GAC GAC c Well Storage PRF,71TER a '�:�:" Filter Unk #1 Filter #2 Service Raw Water Pretreatment Sampling Sampling GAC#1 GAC#2 Tip . Tip Sampling Sampling Option#1-GAC Filter Installed after the pressure storage tank. p Up t3 Optional n (if not present) Pretreatment Y Flow Flow Restrictor Me er Gate Valve GAC Well PREFILTER .: Filter a GAC Pressure ' Filter Storage #1 #2 Unk Service Raw Water Pretreatment GAC#1 Sampling Sampling GAC#2 Sampling Sampling P Up 1hP TdP Option#2-GAC filter installed before the pressure tank NOTE:0 = Pressure Gauge oKa 31% L 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) 264-6 i!,&.. 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