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Reason For Conformation to Laws Suspected of Causing Disease Other (SPECITY 0f giVe details here)
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Do not meet the requirements for a potable water because:
The coliform density exceeds acceptable limits.The presence of the coliform group,while not necessarily meaning that disease producing organisms
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1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE -SOUTH WINDSOR,CONN.06074
AREA CODE 203/644-2511
June ll,1985
Mr.&Mrs.James Bradley141MillerRoad
South Windsor,Connecticut 06074
Dear Mr.&Mrs.Bradley:
A sample of your drinking water was recently analyzed at
the State Health Department Laboratory.Enclosed is a copy of
the results.
The State guideline for iron is 0.3 milligrams per liter.
Your water contains 0.5 mg/l.The State guideline for manganese
is 0.05 mg/l.Your water contains 0.12 mg/l.Neither of these
concentrations are physiologically harmful,however they may
cause discoloration problems.
Also,the analysis revealed that trace amounts of a kerosene
type petroleum product is in the water.Due to this the water
should not be used for consumption.
If you have any questions,please call my office at the
Town Hall,644-251l ext.274.
Very truly yours,
f‘5 '7'20
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Robert Deptula,R.S.Environmental Health Officer
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Special Tests r
Requiredi
Additional Descripti Needgdv:
DATE SENTSignaturez/é—8éAndTitle.
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July 31,1986
Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory analysis of the
potable water sample collected from 141 Miller Road,
South Windsor,on July l7,1986.This water sample was
analyzed at the State Health Department laboratory.
The water does not meet the requirements of the State
Health Department for a potable water because the concentra—
tion of certain chemical and physical elements exceeds ac—
ceptable limits.
The maximum acceptable color limit by the State is fif—
teen units .This water sample exceeded that guideline as it
exceeds the turbidity guideline of five (5).
Also,the iron level of 4.4 milligrams per liter exceeds
the State guideline of 0.3 mg./L.Additionally,the manganese
level of 1.2 mg./L exceeds the State guideline of 0.05 mg./L.
Finally,the water sample was analyzed for hydrocarbons
and organohalides.Benzene was present at 30 parts per billion.
The State Health Department action level for Benzene in drink—
ing water is l part per billion.Ethylene Dibromide (EDB)was
detected at 2.4 parts per billion.The State level for EDB in
drinking water is 0.1 parts per billion.
Since this water supply exceeds potability standards in
several areas,it is strongly recommended that this supply not
be consumed until potability standards can be met.Treatment
may be necessary for removal of iron and manganese.The tur-
bidity and color problems will most likely clear up once the
iron and manganese is removed.
The Benzene and EDB pollution most likely is related to
contamination from gasoline.The source of this contamination
must be discovered and removed.Also,the water must be resampled
to determine the contaminant concentration.
Please contact me at your earliest convenience so that an-
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1540 ‘SULLIVAN AVENUE -SOUTH WINDSOR.CONN.06074
AREA CODE 203/644-2511
July 31,1986
Mr.James Bradley
141 Miller Road
South Windsor,Connecticut 06074
Dear Mr.Bradley:
Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory analysis of the
potable water sample collected from 141 Miller Road,
South Windsor,on July 17,1986.This water sample was
analyzed at the State Health Department laboratory.
The water does not meet the requirements of the State
Health Department for a potable water because the concentra—
tion of certain chemical and physical elements exceeds ac-
ceptable limits.
The maximum acceptable color limit by the State is fif—
teen units .This water sample exceeded that guideline as it
exceeds the turbidity guideline of five (5).
Also,the iron level of 4.4 milligrams per liter exceeds
the State guideline of 0.3 mg./L.Additionally,the manganese
level of 1.2 mg./L exceeds the State guideline of 0.05 mg./L.
Finally,the water sample was analyzed for hydrocarbons
and organohalides.Benzene was present at 3O parts per billion.
The State Health Department action level for Benzene in drink-
ing water is 1 part per billion.Ethylene Dibromide (EDB)was
detected at 2.4 parts per billion .The State level for EDB in
drinking water is 0.1 parts per billion.
Since this water supply exceeds potability standards in
several areas,it is strongly recommended that this supply not
be consumed until potability standards can be met .Treatment
may be necessary for removal of iron and manganese .The tur-
bidity and color problems will most likely clear up once the
iron and manganese is removed.
The Benzene and EDB pollution most likely is related to
contamination from gasoline .The source of this contamination
must be discovered and removed.Also,the water must be resampled
to determine the contaminant concentration.
Please contact me at your earliest convenience so that an-
other water sample can be collected and analyzed.
If you have any question do not hesitate to contact me at
the South Windsor Town Hall,644—2511,ext.248.
£nga£0w££M.Robert Depiula,R.S.
Environmental Health Officer
RD/chm
ENCLOSURES:2.
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1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE -SOUTH WINDSOR.CONN.06074
AREA CODE 203/644-2511
July 24,1986
Mr.Lewis Bradley
Geer Road
Lebanon,Ct.06249
Dear Mr.Bradley:
You are hereby ordered,under the provision of Section
47a-52 (2)of the general statutes,to correct the following
conditions existing at 141 Miller Road,South Windsor in the
manner specified,since such conditions constitute a danger
to life or health:
l.Remove trash and/or rubbish from exterior of property.
2.Repair toilet so that it flushes properly.
3.Provide running water to kitchen sink.
4.Provide hot water to premises.
5.Conduct general cleaning on the inside of the premises.
6.Correct any other conditions which may constitute a
danger to life or health.
These conditions must be corrected by:
Numbers 2,3,4 -July 31,1986
Numbers l,5,6 -August l4,1986
Court action will be taken under authority of such statutes,
if these conditions are not corrected.
Very truly yours,
WjrjRobertDeprula
Environmental Health Officer
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1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE o SOUTH WINDSOR.CONN.06074
AREA CODE 203/644-2511
August 21,1986
Mr.Lewis Bradley
Geer Road
Lebanon,Connecticut 06249
Dear Mr.Bradley:
This letter is in reference to the order given to you to
correct certain health statute violations in existence at
l4l Miller Road,South Windsor,CT.
The Town has been informed by Katherine Bradley that herselt,
James Bradley and their children are moving out of State.In
view of these circumstances,item numbers 2,3,4,and 5 will
not have to be corrected at this time.However,the dwelling
cannot be occupied again until these items have been corrected,
if this has not yet been accomplished.Additionally,in the
event that the vacant dwelling should become a rodent harborage
area,or other nuisance condition,necessary steps will have to
be taken to correct those situations.
It is felt at this time that an extension until October 2,
1986 can been granted to correct item numbers 1 and 5.An ex—
ception to this would be the removal of the refrigerator with
the door on it.This must be done immediately.
Enclosed for your convenience is a copy of the original
order.
@{utf (waif #2 4/
Robert Déptula,R.S.
Environmental Health Officer
RD/chm
ENCLOSURE:l.
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1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE -SOUTH WINDSOR,CONN.06074
AREA CODE 203/644-2511
July 31,1986
Mrs.Marion Bradley
Geer Road
Lebanon,Connecticut 06249
Dear Mrs.Bradley:
Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory analysis of the
potable water sample collected from 141 Miller Road,
South Windsor,on July 17,1986.This water sample was
analyzed at the State Health Department laboratory.
The water does not meet the requirements of the State
Health Department for a potable water because the concentra—
tion of certain chemical and physical elements exceeds ac—
ceptable limits.
The maximum acceptable color limit by the State is fif—
teen units.This water sample exceeded that guideline as it
exceeds the turbidity guideline of five (5).
Also,the iron level of 4.4 milligrams per liter exceeds
the State guideline of 0.3 mg./L.Additionally,the manganese
level of 1.2 mg./L exceeds the State guideline of 0.05 mg./L.
Finally,the water sample was analyzed for hydrocarbons
and organohalides.Benzene was present at 30 parts per billion.
The State Health Department action level for Benzene in drink—
ing water is 1 part per billion.Ethylene Dibromide (EDB)was
detected at 2.4 parts per billion.The State level for EDB in
drinking water is 0.1 parts per billion.
Since this water supply exceeds potability standards in
several areas,it is strongly recommended that this supply not
be consumed until potability standards can be‘met.TreaUnent
may be necessary for removal of iron and manganese.The tur—
bidity and color problems will most likely clear up once the
iron and manganese is removed.
The Benzene and EDB pollution most likely is related to
contamination from gasoline.The source of this contamination
must be discovered and removed.Also,the water must be resampled
to determine the contaminant concentration.
Please contact me’atryouriearliest convenience so that an-
other water sample can be collected and analyzed.
If you have any question do not hesitate to contact me at
the South Windsor Town Hall,644-2511,ext.248.
/Mf §W xU
Robert Deptula,R.
Env1ronmental Health Officer
RD/chm
ENCLOSURES:2.
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1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE .SOUTH WINDSOR.CONN.06074
AREA CODE 203/644-2511
July 24,1986
Mrs-Katherine Bradley
141 Miller Road
South Windsor,Ct.
Dear Mrs.Bradley:
You are hereby ordered,under the provision of Section
47a-52 (2)of the general statutes,to correct the following
conditions existing at 141 Miller Road,South Windsor in the
manner specified,since such conditions constitute a danger
to life or health:
l.Remove trash and/or rubbish from exterior of property.
2.Repair toilet so that it flushes properly.
3.Provide running water to kitchen sink.
4.Provide hot water to premises.
5.Conduct general cleaning on the inside of the premises.
6.Correct any other conditions which may constitute a
danger to life or health.
These conditions must be corrected by:
Numbers 2,3,4 —July 31,1986
Numbers 1,5,6 —August l4,1986
Court action will be taken under authority of such statutes,
if these conditions are not corrected.
Very truly yours,
Robert Deptula
Environmental Health Officer
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AREA CODE 203/644-2511
July 31,1986
Mr .James Bradley
141 Miller Road
South Windsor,Connecticut 06074
Dear Mr.Bradley:
Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory analysis of the
potable water sample collected from 141 Miller Road,
South Windsor,on July l7,1986.This water sample was
analyzed at the State Health Department laboratory.
The water does not meet the requirements of the State
Health Department for a potable water because the concentra-
tion of certain chemical and physical elements exceeds ac-
ceptable limits.
The maximum acceptable color limit by the State is fif-
teen units.This water sample exceeded that guideline as it
exceeds the turbidity guideline of five (5).
Also,the iron level of 4.4 milligrams per liter exceeds
the State guideline of 0.3 mg./L.Additionally,the manganese
level of 1.2 mg./L exceeds the State guideline of 0.05 mg./L.
Finally,the water sample was analyzed for hydrocarbons—
and organohali‘des.Benzene was present at 3O parts per billion.
The State Health Department action level for Benzene in drink—
ing water is l part per billion.Ethylene Dibromide (EDB)was
detected at 2.4 parts per billion.The State level for EDB in
drinking water is 0.1 parts per billion.
Since this water supply exceeds potability standards in
several areas,it is strongly recommended that this supply not
be consumed until potability standards can be met.Treatment
may be necessary for removal of iron and manganese.The tur—
bidity and color problems will most likely clear up once the
iron and manganese is removed.
The Benzene and EDB pollution most likely is related to
contamination from gasoline.The source of this contamination
must be discovered and removed.Also,the water must be resampled
to determine the contaminant concentration.
Please contact me at your earliest convenience so that an—
other water sample can be collected and analyzed.
If you have any question do not hesitate to contact me at
the South Windsor Town Hall,644—2511,ext.248.
f mwwéz:jag
Robert Deptula,R.S
Env1ronmental Health Officer
RD/chm
ENCLOSURES:2.
CTFD.#P17 7093813
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1540‘SULLIVAN AVENUE -SOUTH WINDSOR.CONN.06074
AREA CODE 203/644-2511
July 31,1986
Mrs.Katherine Bradley
141 Miller Road
South Windsor,Connecticut 06074
Dear Mrs .Bradley:
Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory analysis of the
potable water sample collected from 141 Miller Road,
South Windsor,on July l7,1986.This water sample was
analyzed at the State Health Department laboratory.
The water does not meet the requirements of the State
Health Department for a potable water because the concentra~
tion of certain chemical and physical elements exceeds ac-
ceptable limits.
The maximum acceptable color limit by the State is fif-
teen units.This water sample exceeded that guideline as it
exceeds the turbidity guideline of five (5).
Also,the iron level of 4.4 milligrams per liter exceeds
the State guideline of 0.3 mg./L.Additionally,the manganese
level of 1.2 mg./L exceeds the State guideline of 0.05 mg./L.
Finally,the water sample was analyzed for hydrocarbons
and organohalides.Benzene was present at 30 parts per billion.
The State Health Department action level for Benzene in drink—
ing water is l part per billion.Ethylene Dibromide (EDB)was
detected at 2.4 parts per billion.The State level for EDB in
drinking water is 0.1 parts per billion.
Since this water supply exceeds potability standards in
several areas,it is strongly recommended that this supply not
be consumed until potability standards can be met.Treatment
may be necessary for removal of iron and manganese.The tur-
bidity and color problems will most likely clear up once the
iron and manganese is removed.
The Benzene and EDB pollution most likely is related to
contamination from gasoline.The source of this contamination
must be discovered and removed.Also,the water must be resampled
to determine the contaminant concentration.
Please contact me at your earliest convenience so that an-
other water sample can be collected and analyzed.
If you have any question do not hes1tate to contact me at
the South Wlndsor Town Hall 644 2511 ext.248
”wt wzi We 4
Robert Depiula,R.
Env1ronmental Health Officer
RD/chm
ENCLOSURES:2.
CTFD.#P17 7093810
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1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE -SOUTH WINDSOR.CONN.06074
AREA CODE 203/644-2511
July 31,1986
Mrs.Marion Bradley
Geer Road
Lebanon,Connecticut 06249
Dear Mrs.Bradley:
Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory analysis of the
potable water sample collected from 141 Miller Road,
South Windsor,on July 17,1986.This water sample was
analyzed at the State Health Department laboratory.
The water does not meet the requirements of the State
Health Department for a potable water because the concentra-
tion of certain chemical and physical elements exceeds ac—
ceptable limits.
The maximum acceptable color limit by the State is fif-
teen units .This water sample exceeded that guideline as it
exceeds the turbidity guideline of five (5).
Also,the iron level of 4.4 milligrams per liter exceeds
the State guideline of 0.3 mg./L.Additionally,the manganese
level of 1.2 mg./L exceeds the State guideline of 0.05 mg./L.
Finally,the water sample was analyzed for hydrocarbons
and organohalides.Benzene was present at 3O parts per billion.
The State Health Department action level for Benzene in drink—
ing water is l part per billion.Ethylene Dibromide (EDB)was
detected at 2.4 parts per billion.The State level for EDB in
drinking water is 0.1 parts per billion.
Since this water supply exceeds potability standards in
several areas,it is strongly recommended that this supply not
be consumed until potability standards can be met .Treatment
may be necessary for removal of iron and manganese.The tur-
bidity and color problems will most likely clear up once the
iron and manganese is removed.
The Benzene and EDB pollution most likely is related to
contamination from gasoline.The source of this contamination
must be discovered and removed.Also,the water must be resampled
to determine the contaminant concentration.
Please contact me at your earliest convenience so that an—
other water sample can be collected and analyzed.
If you have any question do not hesitate to contact me at
the South Windsor Town Hall,644-2511,ext.248.
QJJ‘OM%%£47
Robert Deptula,R.
Env1ronmental Health Officer
RD/chm
ENCLOSURES:2.
CTFD.#P17-7093811
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1540 ‘SULLIVAN AVENUE -SOUTH WINDSOR,CONN.06074
AREA CODE 203/544-2511
July 31,1986
Mr.Lewis Bradley
Geer RcadLebanon,Connecticut 06249
Dear Mr.Bradley:
Enclosed is a copy of the laboratory analysis of the
potable water sample collected from 141 Miller Road,
South Windsor,on July l7,l986.This water sample was
analyzed at the State Health Department laboratory.
The water does not meet the requirements of the State
Health Department for a potable water because the concentra—
tion of certain chemical and physical elements exceeds ac-
ceptable limits.
The maximum acceptable color limit by the State is fif-
teen units .This water sample exceeded that guideline as it
exceeds the turbidity guideline of five (S).
Also,the iron level of 4.4 milligrams per liter exceeds
the State guideline of 0.3 mg./L.Additionally,the manganese
level of 1.2 mg./L exceeds the State guideline of 0.05 mg./L.
Finally,the water sample was analyzed for hydrocarbons
and organohalides.Benzene was present at 30 parts per billion.
The State Health Department action level for Benzene in drink-
ing water is 1 part per billion.Ethylene Dibromide (EDB)was
detected at 2.4 parts per billion .The State level for EDB in
drinking water is 0.1 parts per billion.
Since this water supply exceeds potability standards in
several areas,it is strongly recommended that this supply not
be consumed until potability standards can be met .Treatment
may be necessary for removal of iron and manganese .The tur-
bidity and color problems will most likely clear up once the
iron and manganese is removed.
The Benzene and EDB pollution most likely is related to
contamination from gasoline .The source of this contamination
must be discovered and removed .Also,the water must be resampled
to determine the contaminant concentration.
Please contact me at your earliest convenience so that an—
other water sample can be collected and analyzed.
If you have any question do not hesitate to contact me at
the South Windsor Town Hall,644-2511,ext.248.
Robert De ula,
Environmental Health Officer
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DRILLING OF WELLS AND PUMP INSTALLATIONS
HOME OFFICE o 288 Merrow Road,Route 195,Tolland,Ct.06084 0 (203)875-1658
May 10.1988
John Lawrence &Assoc.#86 Prospect StreetHartford,CT 06105
Job Loc:1h1 Miller Road,So.Hindsor,CT (vacant lot )
For pump test and well survey per your request 5-6-88
Pump test indicates less than one cup per minute recovery.Depth of well —60'Casing in place in well
Cement tile and cover.
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Robert Deptula,Sanitarian,is aware of hydro carbon contaminationinthewell.Water sample highly contaminated.We recommend thewellbeabandonedaspersecton25-128-57 Connecticut State Statutes.
Contract price for test and survey $600.00
Ealance Due $600.00
Thank you.Randall H.Auclair
President
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The undersigned is aware Iho!upon :ornplelion of the well,a "Well Complehon Repon"conloining_consfrucnon detolls and informalion required under Seclion
25—I3I of Ihe 1969 Supplement Io Ihe General Stolules mus!be sen!Io Ihe owner,Ihe Board and the Woler Resources Commission on the form prowded by Ihe
Boa .This permi!is n01 volid until all informal-on is filled in and i!has been counver-Slgned by Ihe Director of Health or his agent.
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John Iayrence 5/10/88
WNER OF WELL B wuosn D OTHER (Specify)INDIVIDUAL
WNER'S ADDRESS “‘486 Prospect Ave.,Hartford,CT 06105
Est No.BUSINESS TEST
PROPOSED ‘DOMESTIC ESTAILI5HMENT D FARM WELL People
USE OF PUBLIC D All
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EASTERN DRILL COMPANY
DRILLING OF WELLS AND PUMP INSTALLATIONS
HOMEOFFICE o 288 Mermw Road,Route195,Touand,Ct.06084 -(203)875-1658
May 20,1988
Mr.Hebert Deptula,SanitarianSo.Windsor Town HallSullivanAvenue
So.Windsor,CT 0607LL
Dear Mr.Deptula:
Enclosed please find the information that you requestedconcerningshewellonihevacantlotat141MillerRoad,South Windsor.
Yours truly ,MRandall H.AuclairPresident
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JOHN J.LAWRENCE 8c ASSOCIATES,INC.
CIVIL -SANITARV -DESIGN -TESTING -INsPECTION
486 PROSPECT AVE..HARTFORD.CONN.06105 TELEPHONE (203)232-4740
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3£NZENE '30 UG/L
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(*PRESENTI NOT QUANTITATED)
TOLUENE 1230 UGIL
ETHYLBZ&MIXED XYL'S '280 UGIL
(F45 HEADSPACE HYDROCARBONS SCAN UGIL)
(ELUTION PATTERN IS THAT OF A LOH LEVEL OF AN EARLY ELUTING)
(UNIDENTIFIED PETROLEUM PRODUCT.)
(SANPLE 68352 COLL B1.)
1’2 DICHLOROETHANE *<1.0 UGIL
1’111 TCE *<1.0 UG/L
EDB 2 4 UGIL
(*DETECTABLE LINIT 1 O UG/L)
(ANALYSIS PERFORMED ON ECD sIGMA 300)
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Baord.This permi!is not volid unlil all inlormct-on is‘Iilled i}1 and it has been counter-Sig’ned by the Director of H‘eullh or his agent»
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CONCERN;E &M BERNAT South WincEsC-r Sep.28.88
l4l MILLER RD.
SOUTH WINDSOR,CONN.06074
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR
1540 Sullivan Ave.
S .WINDSOR ,CONN .06074
Att.Mr.DEPTULA
I,the undersinghned EDWARD BERNAT,resident of 721 King St.S.Windsor,
Conn.O6074,didn't ever give any permission to start well at 141 Miller Rd.
S.Windsor,Ct.06074.
I would like to give permission,to drill the wel‘l,to DICKS ARTESIAN WELLS.
DICK’S ARTESIAN WELL CO.,INC.
MAILING ADDRESS:P.O.BOX B95—LITCHFIELD,CONNECTICUT 06759
TELEPHONE:(203)567-8090
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