HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976-5-19 - 1609 Main Street - Well Potability Testing and Correspondence.FE'IORANDUM
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARWENTPOLLUTIONmN‘l‘mL DIVISION
This Memo irconfimation of our conversation of yesterday afternoonregardingthesubject.Through a conversahon vuth Franc1s V.Ross1 of The
Old Man:S reet Company I have learned that thelr 1ntent1on ls to use one (1).well for both of the subJect houses unt11 such t1me as publ1c water 15 made
available to that section of Main Street.As we have no Director Of Health
here in South :Windsor I contacted Richard Coppa,Sanitarian for the Town of
Glastonbury,concerning this situation.He advised me that any well serving
two (2)or more «iwellings -as is the case here -is considered a publicwatersupply;regardless of ownership,and must be registered with the State
Health Department._Further,it must be tested by same on a yearly basis.
Section 19-13-8201(b)o£,the Public Health Code or the State‘of Connecticut
states,"Public water supply wells shall be sampled by the state'department
of health or local director of health for bacteriological,physical and
sanitary'chemical examination.ApproVal of the commissioner.of health shall
be obtained before the well water is made available for use."
I have been advised that we mg not issue Certificates of Occupancy,
until thisSection has been complied with.As soon as I receive the Hell
Dnller’s Completion Report I must verify the well location and prepare a
plot lan of both dwellings for submittal to the State.
Also,the stipulations regarding the dual use and maintenance prov151onsmustbeplainlystatedinthedeedforeachhouse.
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Sanitary Inspector
cc Charles N.Enos -Acting Town Manager and Town ClerkiAllanS.Young -Director of Public Works:Frank J.Smith ~Superintendent of Pollution Control:Jules Ee Page 4 Planning Coordinator'Thomas G.Dennis -Town‘s AttorneyFrancisV.Rossi -The Old Main Street CompanyFile(Permits 76—10 and 76-11g/
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TO :Donald McLaughlin -Building Inspector
Fm?!:Melvin Edwards,Jr.-Sanitary Inspector
DATE :19 May,1976
SUBJECT :PUBLIC WELL FOR 1612 AND 16211»MAIN STEET,SOUTH k’mDSOR
1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE -SOUTH WINDSOR,CONN.06074
AREA CODE 203/644-2511
PUBLIC WDRKS DEPARTMENT
POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISI ON 27 May,1976
Connecticut State Department of Health
Environmental Health Services Division
79 Elm Street
Hartford,Connecticut 06115
Attention '.Richard S.Woodhull,H.S.,P.E.-Chief,Water Supplies Section
Subject :1612 and 1624 Main Street,South Windsor
Property of The Old Main Street Company
Gentl emen :
Pursuant to Section 19~13~B201(b)I submit the following and attached
for your consideration regaraing the two (2)subject dwellings.
1o Both septic systems were installed in accordance with the Public Health
Code and with Frank Schaub’s September 22,1975,letter -a copy of which
is enclosedo
?.,The well was installed under Permit 3388i by Eastern Drill Company,
i‘egistration no.31h A copy of the well Completion Report is attached.
When the Well Drilling Pennit was originally approved by me the well
was to serve only 1621+Main Street.However,through a conversation with
Francis V.Rossi,P.E.,of The Old Kain Street Company I have since
learned that their intention is to use this one (1)well to serve both
subject houses until such time as public water is made available to that
section of Main Street.It is my understanding at this time that some
preliminary talks are underway for installation of water either prior to
or in conjunction with our new Main Street sewer interceptor which is
tentatively scheduled for construction beginning next April and for
completion in September of 1978
Richard S.Woodhull,M.SL,P.E;—Chief,Waier Supplics Sectign
27 May,1976‘
1612 an&16214 Main Street,South Windsor,continued
The afore-mentionea Section of the Public Health Code states that the
Commissioner 0f Health must approve the water supply before it is made
available for use.I have already advised South Windsor's Building Inspector
that we may not issue CertifiCates of Occupancy until compliance with this
Section is achieved.Therefore,I request your consideration in this matter,
and further request registration‘of this well with your Department for
inclusion in your yearly testing.
Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter.
Very truly yours ,
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR
Sanitary Inspector
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cc :Allan S.Young -Director of Public Works
:Frank J.Smith «-Superintendent of Pollution Control:Donald McLaughlin w Building InspectoriFrancisViRossi’PIE:"‘The Old Main Street Company:File (76-10 and ?‘6—1'1)
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Sirleerely ,
Francis V.3035i P.’E.
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STATE @F C®NNE€CT£CUT
STA TE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
79ELMSTREET HARTFORD,CONNECTKCUT 06115 \v
Utility:Old Main Street Company
I For your information.
Please note special recommendationso
i §Resampling requestedo
I For necessary action.
E Remarks The proposed public water supply is approved subject to conditions
noted in the attached report,
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Richard S.Woodhull,Chief
Hater Supplies Section
Environmental Health Services Division
Copy Sent To:Melvin Edwards,Sanitary Inspector
Donald McLaughlin,Building Inspector
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An Equal Oppommiry Empioyer
OFFICE QF Puauc HEALTH @‘Oqév w
Name:Francis V.Rossi,PIE.01d Main Street Company Date:August 27,1976,
Address;25 EdWin RoadSouthWindsor;Conn.06074 ‘Town:South Windsor
August 18,1976
ggNNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH $ERv1cEs
Project:The company proposes to use the well installed on lot #1624 Main St.to
supply the house on the lot and the adjacent house at #1612 Main St.The lots are
designated #1 and #2 of a planned 15 lot subdivision.The well will serve as
a permanent supply for #1624 and as a temporary supply for #1612 until such
time as a water main extension is installed from Route 5 U3lnain Street and
#1612 is connected up,estimated to be within one to two years.The company
proposes to include proper easements in the deeds to provide access for any
necessary maintenance and to bond the cost of a well for house #1612 in the
event they are unable to fulfill their obligation to install the watermain
extension.
Well Location:An as-built sketch dated 5/27/76 showing the location of the‘well,
the two houses and their septic systems was received frmn the tmwn sanitarian.
The subsurface sewage systems and reserve leaching areas are located in excess
of 75 feet from the well.There are no footing or curtain drainsrgithin 25 feet
and the well is not subject to flooding.
Well Completion Report:6”diameter bedrock well,300'total depth with casing
extending down to 191 feet.”Red rock"was encountered from 180 feet to 300 feet.
Static water level was 40'.
Yield Test:A 13 hour yield test“was run at 10 gpm with the permanent 3/4 Hp
submersible pump installed at 160 feet.The water level remained at 53 to 55
feet during the entire test.
Water Quality:Water samples were collected on June 16 and July 8 for laboratory
testing.The initial sample was found to be high in iron (0.6 mg/l)and
turbidity (6 units).The second sample,taken after the well was pumped to waste
for several days was satisfactory at 0.1 mg/l iron and 1 turbidity unit.The
sodium content is elevated (22 to 23 mg/l);however,the very low chloride content
(2.0 toiLS mg/l)does not indicate any contamination by salt but rather a natural
mineral condition.
Storage:The well pumps into a hydropneumatic tank located in the basement of
house #1624 and a 1“line runs to the second house.The usable storage is 17
gallons or about a total capacity of 60 gallons.The well pump is run off the
house electrical meter.
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The location of the well meets the requirements of Public Health Code
Section 19-13-B51 for‘withdrawal rates of under lOgpm,as was installed.The
output of the well in conjunction with the storage tank appears adequate for
the two homes.
Form EHS—13 A (5—78)5M
cc:SOUTH WENDSOR,CONN.,APPROVAL OF PUBLIC Francis V.Rossi,P.
SUBJECT:SUPPLY WELL OWNED BY THE OLD MAIN STREET
COMPANY TO SUPPLY TWO RESIDENTIAL HOMES I\%
Melvin Edwards,Sanitary Inspector
AT 1612 AND 1624 MAIN STREET Donald McLaughlin,
To:David C.Wiggin,Director “<3c3 ‘VEnvironmentalHealthServicesDivision Building Inspector
From:Glen LowderbackSanitaryEngineer
Owner:Old Main Street Companyh 125 Edwin Road,South'Windsor
-2-South Windsor,Conn.,Approval of Public
Supply Well Owned by the Old Main Street
Company to Supply Two Residential Homes
At 1612 and 1624 Main Street SQ:/@
$521:O 1 1976
Approval of the temporary water system is reCOmmended with the following
conditions:
The certiticate of occupancy for house #1624 should not be granted until it
is shown that easements in the deed provide for the ownership or use of the well
by the Old Main St.Co.for the purpose of supplying the adjacent house
until such time as house #1612 is connected up to municipal water or its own well
is drilled.The deed must also allow the Old Main St.Co.access to the water
system for maintenance during this period of time.Also,an agreanentlan pawnent
of electrical bills is required because of the common meter for the house and
wel l pump .
The certificate of occupancy for house #1612 Main St.should not be granted
until it is shown that the Old Main St.Co.has bonded the cost of installing
a private well for the home along with necessary piping,controls and storage
tank The cost of the existing system should provide an estimate for this
purpose.Also,an agreement must be made to ensure payment of connecting up the
house to the planned water main.
The home owners should be advised that the sodium content of the water is
slightly above the 20mg/l level recommended for persons on very strict salt free
diets.
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NAMEANDADDRESS OF PERSON TO RECEIVE ANALYSIS REPORT Send Collection Data and sample to:\v ®CONNECTICUT
Laboratory
STATE DEPARTMENT
Division
OF HEALTH t QNO.AND STREET BOX 1689,HARTFORD,CONN.66101 6v
CITY AND STATE
L.10 CLINTON STREET,HARTFORD,CONN.
TELEPHONE:566-5626
Street Address:(Zip Code)
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Street Address:
10 CLINTON STREET,HARTFORD,CONN.
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potable water is undesirable and,while not necessarily indicating the presence ot any disease-producing organisms,(loos indicate that such contamination might
survive to the same extent‘The presence ot organisms of the coiitorm group may also indicate that the treatment was not adequate at the time the sample was
collected.
4.This sample is unsatistectory as a potable water because certain chemical or physical constituents are above acceptable limits.Theso are as follows:
The colitorm content tor this raw surlace water is 5.Low ._6.Moderate I_7.High
This fluoridated sample was analyzed tor lluoride.The fluoride concentration was 8.High 9.Low E.Satisfactory
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Cqrmscwcur STA7E DEPARTMENT or HEALTH ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICEs
SOUTH WINDSOR,CONN.,APPROVAL OF PUBLIC cc:Franc”V'Rnssi’l’
SUPPLY WELL OWNED BY THE OLD MAIN STREET Me1v1n Edwards,
Proiect:The company proposes to use the well installed on lot #1624 Main St.to
supply the house on the lot and the adjacent house at #1612 Main St.The lots are
designated #1 and #2 of a planned 15 lot subdivision.The well will serve as
a permanent supply for #1624 and as a temporary supply for #1612 until such
time as a water main extension is installed from Route 5 to Main Street and
#1612 is connected up,estimated to be within one to two years.The company
proposes to include preper easements in the deeds to provide access for any
necessary maintenance and to bond the cost of a well for house #1612 in the
event they are unable to fulfill their obligation to install the watermain
extension.‘
Well Location:An as-built sketch dated 5/27/76 showing the location of the well,
the two houses and their septic systems was received frOm the town sanitarian.
The subsurface sewage systems and reserve leaching areas are located in excess
of 75 feet from the well.There are no footing or curtain drains within 25 feet
and the well is not subject to flooding.
Well COmpletion Report:6"diameter bedrock well,300‘total depth with casing
extending down to 191 feet."Red rock"was encountered from 180 feet to 300 feet.
Static water level was 40',
Yield Test:A 13 hour yield test‘was run at 10 gpm with the permanent 3/4 Hp
submersible pump installed at 160 feet.The water level ranained at 53 to 55-
feet during the entire test.''
Water Quality:Water samples were collected on June 16 and July 8 for laboratory
testing.The initial sample was found to be high in iron (0.6 mg/l)and
turbidity (6 units).The second sample,taken after the well was pumped to waste
for several days was satisfactory at 0.1 mg/l iron and 1 turbidity unit.The
sodium content is elevated (22 to 23 mg/l);however,the very low chloride content
(2.0 to.2.5 mg/l)does not indicate any contamination by salt but rather a natural
mineral condition.'
Storage:The well pumps into a hydroPneumatic tank located in the basement of
house #1624 anda l"line runs to the second house.The usable storage is 17
gallons or about a total capacity of 60 gallons.The well pump is run off the
house electrical meter.
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOI‘MENDATIONS
The location of the well meets the requiranents of Public Health Code
Section 19-13-B5l for‘withdrawal rates of under lOgpm,as was installed.The
output of the well in conjunction with the storage tank’appears adequate for
the two homes.
Form EHS—13 A (5-73)5M
COMPANY TO SUPPLY TWO RESIDENTIAL HOMES i\%
.AT 1612 AND 1624 MAIN STREET \o '99 Sanitary Inspector
'i Q~Q’Donald McLaughlin,
To.'-DavidEnvironmental
C.Wiggin,HealthDirector Services Division C§I Q *V Building Inspector
From.'Glen LowderbackSanitaryEngineer
Owner:01d Main Street Company,‘125 Edwin Road,South Windsor
—2-South Windsor,Conn.,Approval of Public
Supply Well Owned by the Old Main Street
Company to Supply Two Residential Homes
At 1612 and 1624 Main Street ¢¢¢la
SE£011973
Approval of the temporary water system is recommended with the following
conditions:
The certificate of occupancy for house #1624 should not be granted until it
is shown that easements in the deed provide for the ownership or use of the well
by the Old Main St.Co.for the purpose of supplying the adjacent house
until such time as house #1612 is connected up to municipal water or its own well
is drilled.The deed must also allow the Old Main St.Goa access to the water
system for maintenance during this period of time.Also,an agreement on payment
of electrical bills is required because of the common meter for the house and
wel 1 pump.
The certificate of occupancy for house #1612 Main St.should not be granted
until it is shown that the Old Main St.Co.has bonded the cost of installing
a private well for the home along with necessary piping,controls and storage
tank.The cost of the existing system should provide an estimate for this
purpose.Also,an agreement must be made to ensure payment of connecting up the
house to the planned water main.
The home owners should be advised that the sodium content of the water is
slightly above the 20mg/1 level recommended for persons on very strict salt free
diets.
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