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Pohatcong Valley Groundwater Contamination Franklin Township, Washington Township, Washington Boro Warren County, New Jersey
Reference A - Base Maps 1 - u.S.G.S. Composite - Belvidere, Bloomsbury, Washington, and High Bridge Quads 2 - New Jersey State Map 3 - Warren County Road Map 4 - Washington Township Tax Maps 5 - Franklin Township Tax Maps 6 - New Jersey Atlas - Sheet 24
Reference B - Potable Water Analyses 1 - Memo - Brass Castle/Broadway Well Contamination 2 - Memo - Washington Boro Well Contamination Problem 3 - Correspondence - Warren County Health Dept. to Residents 4 - Positive TCE Results - Warren County Health Dept. Survey 5 - Laboratory Analyses
Reference C - Hydrogeology and Water Supply Data 1 - Memo - Pohatcong Valley Hydrogeology 2 - New Jersey Atlas Geologic Overlay - Sheet 24 3 - New Jersey Atlas Water Supply Overlay - Sheet 24 4 - Well Tabulation Sheet 5 - Well Records and Logs 6 - Memo - Groundwater Use "Kittatinny" Limestone Aquifer 7 - Memo - Irrigation Wells
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Wilkinson, County Engineer 5 Municipal Buildings ^ Scote (See Index) o o 1 Schools (See Index) lO 'h to BOROUGH OF Other features (f>'9'! GFNfflAL D''*''TIMC CC IWC CP'^**''" St•I•Of^ N J WASHINGTON INTIC^'S €0'^» TAX MAP TOWNSHT Of WASHINGION ^-.^ urtfl JtH'.l* 100025 St »- M W TAX MAP C52^ I TOWNSHtf> OF WASHINGTON ' WAflftEN COUfOV, NCW JCHSEV tell I'aJOO' W 4Mt.«CUi M» t4l««IV>, INC JIVUI M(«mN»1 « 1HI fl TAX WAJ' ,^ WMMN COUNTY. Nl« ^ „»«..^;••^/rf:^;:.•••' C:£ife-i--^--^-. •< // 100028 628 TAX . MAP TOWNSHP OF VMSHMGTON «MIM)EN COUNK. HCW JCRSCT •M jiaw KMtiMiM « m fl MtfMUM W« MMVfvt, MC •It l"»» MlilK • .J' : 11»-' -Jfl'aST CJ' -^.icri^ ^ 100029 '^••< I 1 ^^ •artf" S;»C>«' ' 100032 TAX MAP TOWNSHT or VMSHMGTON vumieM couMix, «nr jinsti •a aWT MrMiMM m mn •Hiiaitfx o« «w*riM* Ai- -t- I n oCO o o T-i 616 TAX MAP mSMNCION •in"..L.* ,/>i^49ftc: "^ "KCIIBU . 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I -- f • //.'-; *•*•; y ^•;r^ ,^i* ••Y.\ ;. ^.A\' '•:>> M' •• y--i:: i J. ^•' :>' % -.;t^ \ I 12 44? •^: ^.•\ •'^V- ^ILS >. :>, • •'li ' 3-J: it 4^_, 1=-. fsepKi ^J foHATCo/sIC ^i^i^i-t,^ GtcOAJO UJ A.T-6,« C3T>rrAr*M < A-ATI c AO A.'^ 4^. JwK :^Y ILO** G"'"** / SHEET 24 1 ' ^ > TOPOGRAPHIC SERIES ' WTC." ^--^"«" *'*'=• ^"'^'^ •y. O o Scalp 1 Miie tn an Inch o 1 V. s <» o Yarrts looo (keo u "mo _ »ow> "^1 '^\ .=£= IIKKf I 6?..'60 --"O-t A-<« ) DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES CN 039 TRENTON, NEW JERSEV 0B62S JOHN W. GASTON JR., P.E. DIRK C. MOFMAN, P.E DIRECTOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR MAR 10 Wd:) M^'MORANDUM TO: Isabel Boho through Robert Plumb, Assistant Chief, Northern Region Enforcement, DWR FROM: Davi'^idd Muscalfluicalco through Steven Spayds,^ Supervisor , Bureau of Ground-Water Pollution Analysis, NJGS SUBJECT! Brass Castle/Broadvray Well Contamination, Warren County - Preliminary Site Evaluation and Recommendations Background The Warren County Department of Health recently reported Trichlorethylene (TCE) contamination in 79 domestic and commercial wells in the vicinity of Route 57, Washington/Franklin Townships. The Analyses indicate regional background levels of 1-10 parts per billion (ppb) with some small localized pockets of contamination as high as 440 ppb. Of the 79 wells sampled, 45 contain more than 10 ppb. In 1972, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) began an investigation of two municipal supply wells in the Borough of Washington. The two contaminated wells were municipal well No. 3 located at Vannatta Street Station and municipal well No. 4 located on Dale Avenue at Booster Station. Their location is shown in f-igm-o 1. The wells contained Tetrachloroethylene^(PCE) and TCE as major contaminants. Lesser amounts of chloroform were also detected in samples from both locations. Two major industries within the Borough, BASF Wyandotte and American Can Company, were investigated as well as various car service garages and other small industries. In addition, the High 100044 6-1 Point Sanitary Landfill was investigated as a potential source. Several wells were sampled as part of the investigation. Although contaminants were detected in some of the well analyses, only very low levels (less than 2 ppb) of TCE/PCE were present. At that time, it was concluded by NJDEP that the contaminant source could not be identified and may have been a spill or direct discharge that occurred in the past. The investigation was closed January 18, 1982. Spillfund Status Laboratory analyses of wells sampled from 1972 to 1983 indicate contamination of the aquifer occurred some time prior to 1972 and is presently continuing. Therefore, the areas encompassed by this investigation are to be considered Post Spill Act. Geological Survey Involvement to Date Subsequent to review of laboratory and background information supplied by Mr. Sonny Saroya (Bureau of Water Supply) and Ms. Isabel Boho (Enforcement), Mr. Steven Spayd and the writer conducted an automobile reconnaissance survey of the contaminated areas and environs. The following locations were identified as potential sources. Washington Township Brass Castle Road Jersey Strand and Cable Co. Kenbar Industries Treitler Owens, Inc. Belport Enterprises Castle Creek Mill End Shop Roger J. Collins (Junk Yard) Pleasant Valley Road & Norfolk Road Repair Shop Rt. 57 and Pleasant Valley Road House #20 (shop in garage) Franklin Township. Ront?er~57 - =- Warren County Technical School Warren Controls Corporation Fielbach's Welding Service Buchman's Broadway Sales and Services 100045 Asbury Road New Jersey Valve Rebuilding Co. Inc. Lucky's Auto Bodv High Point Landfill Furthermore, the distribution of contaminants as shown in Figure 2 suggests that there are several sources responsible for the contamination. In some instances, it appears that homeowners are polluting their own wells through their septic systems or backyard repair shops. Hydrogeology The site is underlain by stratified and unstratified glacial drift of pre-Wisconsin Age. The drift overlies the Cambro-Ordovician Kittattiny Limestone. These deposits lie within a northeast-southwest trending valley which is bounded to the northwest and southeast by ridges comprised of Precambrian gneiss. Surface drainage is channeled through numerous small streams that feed Pohatcong Creek which meanders through the center of the valley. Depth to ground water varies from 10 feet to over 100 feet depending upon location. Ground water is present in the ylacial drift as well as in the cavernous limestone underlying the drift. The regional ground-water flow direction is probably to the southwest. Recommendations; In order to fully assess the extent and degree of aquifer contamination, it will be necessary to resample selected wells as well as sample some additional wells as described below. This information will allow us to delineate (red line) the areas which should be serviced by a water line. The sampling should be completed ASAP. 1. A volatile organic scan should be performed on all of the wells listed on Table 1 to determine all organic contaminants present. In addition, for wells 1, 4 and 7 in Franklin Township; wells 2, 4 and 5 in Washington Township, the analyses should include volatile organic scans, base neutral/acid extractables and PCBs/pesticides. 2. Potential contaminators should be interviewed to determine —^*their handling, use and disposal methods for solvents or other compounds stored or used on their premises. (This was initiated March 13, 1985 by Enforcement and the Geological Survey.) After the survey is completed and data reviewed, the Geological Survey will recommend remedial investigations for the potential sources. 100046 6-1- Sample Locations TABLE 1 Franklin Township Name Block Lot Street Address 1, Housel, Steven 16A 12 Beidleman Road -2, McKeith, Keith 18 7 Route #57 -3, Warren Controls 17 8 Route #57 -4, W.C. Technical School 16A 9 Route #57 -H5, Cambell, Joyce 46 32 Bryan Road -6, Nemeth, Mary 16 19-B Prices Lane 7, Peschel, Ann 46 1 Broadway-Asbury Road -8, NJ Valve Rebuilding Co.Inc. Asbury Road 9 Lucky's Auto Body Asbury Road 10. House at intersection of Halfway House Rd. and Abandoned Morris Canal 11, House at intersection of New St. and Millbrook Rd. 12, House at intersection of Whites Road & Route 57 13, Any house along Good Springs Road 14, Franklin Twp. Elem. School 26 12 Broadway-Asbury Road Washington Township -^1. Nyland, Martin 15 8.03 Little Phila. Road -2. Salerno, Anthony 16 27 Route #57 *3. Burkowitz, Betty 23 9 Brass Castle Road + 4. Rush, John 23 3 Kinnaman Avenue -¥S. Supplie, Henderson 17 13 Pleasant Valley Rd. -6. Throwbridge, Paul 16 29 Route #57 7. Armstrong, John i 6 15 Bowerstown Road 8. Edwards Kayharts Lane ' 9. Church of the Nazarene Kayharts Lane 10. House at intersection of Little Philadelphia Rd and Hill Road 11.. JHouse south of Pohatcong Creek on Buttermilk Bridge Road 100047 6-1 I will continue to assist in this case as needed. cc: Ray Barg, Bureau of Potable Water Dave Kaplan, Bureau of Ground-Water Discharge Permits Dale Lessne, Deputy Attorney General Nancy Parisio, Bureau of Landfill Closure/DWM John Castner, Bureau of Landfill Closure/DWM Sonny Saroya, Bureau of Water Supply Ernest Hardin, Bureau of Water Allocation DM:jcr WFA/HK/File 100048 a-i 1 -TO Nick Binder .,hief. Region V. Enforcement FRON' Richard Dalton through Haig I. Kasabach. Chief DATE JUu 1 6 1?* Bureau of Ground Water Management SUBJECT Washington Boro Well Contamination Problem The Bureau of Ground Water Management has been involved in the pollution investigation of the contamination of the two public supply wells of the Nev Jersey Water Company ir Washinton, New Jersey since April 9, 1979. These two wells the Vannatta Street well and the Dale Avenue well are contaminated by tetrachloroethylene and trichloroethylene re spectively. The concentration levels are in the 100 to 200 ppb range. In May 1979 all the known wells in the area were sampled with the well at the K.J. Bell Telephone Building having the highest levels of contamination of all of the wells except for the two water company wells. Selected wells were analyzed on several other occasions and the well at K.J. Bell was again the highest. The Bell well contained 12 ppb (5/18/79) and 29 ppb (7/12/79) of 1,1,2, trichloroethane. The 1, 1, 2, tricholoroethane has not been found in either the Dale Avenue or Vannatta Street well. The wells at BASF, Washington Theatre, 1st. National Bank, and the American Can Company showed very low levels of tetrachloroethylene and trichloroethylene with the BASF well being the worst with a maximum 6 ppb of' tetrachloroethylene and 1.53 ppb of trichloroethy lene. The Vannatta Street well has up td a maximum of 210 ppb of tetrachloroethylene and the Dale Avenue well has up to 231 ppb of trichloroethylene. A potential source for the contamination was identified at the American Can Company. This was their lacquer bath discharge which contained eight to ten different organics at significant levels. Since both the discharge and the Dale Ave., well contained trichloro- ethlyene in significant amounts the Ametican Can wells were sampled again in order to spe if trichloroethlyene was present in theiwells on site. Trace amounts l.A and 0.9 ppb were found in the two wells. A trace of ethyibenzene was also found in the American Can well #2 as well as the discharge from the lacquer bath. Chloroform was detected once detected iL the Dale Ave. well at 40 to 56 ppb "(3/1/79) and in the lacquer bath discharge once at 1'85/190 ppb (3/12/80). Chloroform has not been de tected in any of the American Can wells to date. Other compounds found xn the lacquer bath discharge are toluene at 35 to AO ppb, m, p. xylene at 42 to 55 ppb, o, xylene at 30 to 43 ppb, cumene at 73 to 175 ppb, jmesitylene at 32 to 35 ppb. methyl ethyl ketone at 50.000 ppb (one analysis) and methyl isobutyl ketone at 500 ppb (one analysis) none of these other compounds have been found either in the American Can wells or the Dale Ave. well. Since the above compounds are either not found or as in the case °^,f "hj""^^*^^}^"" '^^ level in the Dale Ave. well is greater'than in the discharge it would tend to imply that the discharge is not the source of the,contamination of the Dale Ave. well. The analyses of the wells at the American Can would also indicate that the lacquer bath discharge may not be the source of the contamination,since these wells have none to trace amounts ot various organics. 100049 6-2 Based c^ the analyses oi the various wells and the geolot.- of t^^e area there doe-f nr'. setTT to be a source for the contamination of the Vannatta Street well. It i.' poitibit Ihs- tVifc source or sources of the contamination for both the Vannatta Stret: a-ni the Dalt Avenue wells is from past spills of unknown determination. In order tc confint, this conclusion all the wells and the American Can discharges should be sa-:- led again. Since it seems unlikely that the source or sources of the contamination can be founc and a cleanup undertaken the Nev Jersey Water Company should continue with their plans to install carbon filtration and it should be done as soon as possible. WQMllrclb cc: Raymond Barg Bill Althoff 100050 ^ -^ TCE, Tetrachlorethylene levels in Washington Boroujh Pi±ilic Water Supply Wells "All levels are reported in ppn-," Dale Avenue Well Vannatta Street Well TCE, Tetra CE TCE, Tetra CE 7/5/76 1.7 1B. 3 8/78 1.5 1SI D 9/78 1.72 10/78 2.8 ,299. 6 11/78 4.02 561.38 12/78 2.05 2/15/79 44 158 3/1/79 150/160 1.33 4/1.7 204/210 3/30/79 231 0.1 6 63 5/11/79 NO 51.4 5/18/79 123 0.22 0.53 125 7/12/79 ND 83 100051 w-z '?!;i>i. > ' W'^ WARREN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT X5l:iV«t:vyajhtoHto>i;Av«nofe r.n. Zo\ T^7 Washington. New Jersey 07882 Tel.: .•eaS-^Qa G .-^q - G ^ fl 3 EMMETT E. LANOIAK E. XJVCE SCHEUERMAN, R.N..M.A. fyHylk HMtlh Coordinalor ^fMM( Htclth S.rvien Dear The recent satr.ple collected firoin your well as part of this Department's T!:C contaminations study revealed that the level of concentrations is P.P.B. The State Guide line for this contaminant is lOOPPB, thus we wish to inforir you that since the analysi.<; revealed a concentration above the action level, the supply (well) is con-^jiderGd unfit for potab]c purposes. An emerj;rency supply of water can be obtained throurh the Warren County _ / . (Office of Emergency Management, Joan Hull, Coordinator. .She may be reacbe*d at A75-5361. _ "*" "•^'" Yours Truly, Norman Pierce Chief Sanitarian ;:r:cmk Enclosures ^ 100052 ^Z WARREN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 151 West Washington Avenue Washington, New Jersey 07882 Tel.: 689-6000 EMMETT £. LANDIAK E. JOYCE SCHEUERMAN. R.N..MA. PUWK f«uNl< CoordMio' D**K1or ftl Otwnion of The enclosed letter was hand delivered to the following people: Mr. Anthony Salerno R.D.//1, Box it2 VJa.shington, New Jersey 07882 Mr. Paul Trowbridge ^^<2--f«%S»r R.D./'l, Box Ui* Washington, New Jersey 07882 Ms. Barbara Skeens R.D.in, Box 4A Washin[;ton, Mew Jersey 07882 100053 6-.^ 100054 WARREN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT xKix«ya«aia«(d^isd6»xihK*: P.O. BOX 337 Washington. New Jersey 07882 Tel.iMaBOMC 689-6693 EMMETT E. LANO(AK y^ciSiN. E- ""OYCE SCHEUERMAN. R.N.JXI.A. '«*!« «.•!» CMrAnMor /3?'ir\fik - Oficto. al Omw o< Pmmnat H..4th S.nr.cn PUBLIC MON-COMMUNITY WELLS AND OTHER BUSINESSES WITH POSITIVE TCE RESULTS NAME TOWNSHIP BLOCK LOT TCE ug/1 1. Angel Valley Trailer Court Franklin 17 16 2 Trailers: 54 16 - 15-1 5 2. Arbor Homes Washington 17 26 ~ 8 3. Broadway Methodist Church .._ Franklin 15 12 1 A. Charlie's Truck Stop Washington 16 17-0] 29 5. Farm Credit Service Washington 6. Franklin Twp. Elementary ^School Franklin 26 12 Students : 240 Staff: 25 7. Franklin Twp. Rescue Squad Franl'.lin 17 36.01 Members: 30 - 8. Franklin Twp. Professional Building Franklin 16 11-A 1. Warren Co. Comm. College Students: 94 Staff: 15 2. Prime Veal Farm Office 9. Villa Roller Rink Franklin 16 13 -S- 10. Wash'irTgton Motel Washington 15 11 27 Trailers: 8 Motel Rooms: 6 Personal Residence:! ~ - - 11. Warren Contois Valve Shop Franklin 17 8 5 Administration Building Franklin 17 16 5 Valve Shop: 19 Administration: 11 Employees_ V 9-A 12 12. Warren Co, Fire & Police School Franklin 16-A 13. Warren Co. Vo-Tech School Franklin 16-A 9 36 Day Students: 462 Staff: 50 Night Students: 350 Staff: 30 14. Wedgewood Inn Franklin 18 6 1 6-^ WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP TCE CONTAMINATED WELLS Name Block Lot Street Address TCE ug/1 • 1. Alpaugh, Mary 16 21 Route #57 55 • 2. Arbor Homes 16 15-1 Route //57 5 —«.it Armstrong. John 6 15 Bowerstown Road J • 4. Artz, David 16 22 Route #57 72;^ • 5. Beers, Gilbert 68 2 Buttermilk Bridge Road 6 • 6. Berkowitz, Betty 23 9 Brass Castle Road 98 • 7. Bichler, John 69 1 Route #57 31 • 8. Bodine, Gladys 16 18 Route #57 12 9. Bodine, John 16 20 Route #57 5 • 10. Bodine, Willard 16 19 Route #57 16 • 11. Brass Castle Animal Hospital ^&—1.1^r 11.01 Pleasant Valley Road 61 Wasser, L6uis 18 -il.Ol Pleasant Valley Road » 12. Charlie's Truck Stop 15 12 Route #57 1 • 13. Cooper-r Walter 14 33 Little Philadelphia Road ,8 *^4. Domeraski, Vincent 16 23 Route #5? 54 J. Eckel, Donald 68 1 Route #57 4 • 16. Eggers, Hermann 15 11 Route //57 2J_. • 17. Farm Credit Service 16 17-01 Route #57 _ 29 -^ 18. Garrhect, Walter 16 12 Pleasant Valley Road 7 19. Gesner,_Michael 16 17-01 Route #57 15 • 20. Hagarilious, David (owner) 69 3 Route //57 35 j»i21i Harkins, James 14 27 Little Philadelphia Road <1 • 22. Harrison, Walter 16 31 Little Philadelphia Road 9 23. Jenikovsky, Louis 16 30 Little Ph-iladelphia Road 20 • 24. Klement, Louis 17 12 Pleasant Valley Road 64 • 25. Metzgar, George 17 9.04 Kayharts Lane — 37 26. Mowder, Neil 22 4 Route #57 11 • 27. Mowrex, Ronald 17 15.02 Kayharts Lane 52 • 28. Nyland, Martin 15 8.03 Little Philadelphia Road 19 • 29. Paff, William 17 15.03 Kayharts Lane ^1 • 30. Rogers, Robert 69 5 Buttermilk_Bridge Road 2 f ''I. Rush, John 23 3 Kinnaman Avenue " 180 > _. Salerno, Anthony 16 27 Route #57 '~ 440 • 33. Sbriscia, Anthony 6 13.02 Bowerstown Road *1 • 34. Shaffer, Edgar 16 25 Route #57 43 100055 6-^ WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Name Block Lot Street Address TCE UR/1 » 35. Stafford, Leo 69 4 Route #57 11 • 36. Stout, Robert 17 9.01 Pleasant Valley Road 59 •.37." Supplee, Henderson 17 13 Pleasant Valley Road 120 • 38. Throwbridge, Paul 16 29 Route #57 300 • 39. Wagner, Helene 69 2 Route #57 48 » 40. Warnkin, Richard 18 10 Pleasant Valley Road 65 • 41. Wasser, Louis 17 10 Pleasant Valley Road 55 '• 42. Yukovitch, Richard 16 26 Route #57 50 100056 ^-^ FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP TCE CONTAMINATED WELLS Name Block Lot Street Address TCE ug/1 •J. Ayers, Harold 17 12 Route #57 1 -•'• - P 2. Beidleman, Francis 16A 11 Beidleman Road 2 r- ^ • 3. Boehm, Dorothy 15 -1 Route #57. 48 Broadway United Methodist: -— Church 17 26 Route- #57 8 Parsonage 17 26 Route #57 • 5. Grouse, Donald 17 7 Route #57 3 • 6. Decker, Theodore 15 12 Route #57 7.9 ""• 7. Franklin Twp. Elem. School 26 12 Broadway-Asbury Road 6 • 8. Franl*bn*lwp. Rescue Squad 17 36.01 Broadway-Asbury Road' 2 . 9. Franklin Twp. Prof. Bldg. 16 11-A Route #57 11 ^10. Harrold, Gary 16 13- -^Route #57 —— 8.3 • 11. Hartz. Elinor 15 llA Route #57 9 • 12. Housel, Steven 16A 12 Beidleman Road 55 • 13. Leaver; .\lbert 16A 15 Beidleman Road 11 i. Angel Valley Mobile Court 17 16 Route #57 2 • 15. McKeith, Keith 18 7 Route #57 3 16. Ondilla, Dennis 16A 16 Beidleman Road 21 » 17. Packard, Francis 16 13 Route #57 5 Villa Roller Rink 16 ^ , 13 Route #57 -•-18. Pollock, John 17 4 Route #57 2 19. Heinrich, J.R. (owner) 17 ^._ . 3 Route #57 2 • 20. Templeton, Frank 16A 13 Beidleman Road 6 21. Thomas, William 17 14A Route #57 1 Woolfe, Arnold 17 14 Route #57 • 22. Vanbensoten, R. 16A 14 Beidleman Road 7 • 23. Warren Controls 17 8 Route #57 5 . 24, Warren Controls 17 16 Route #57 5 ' 25. W.C. Fire/Police School 16A 9A Route- #57 - 12 • 26. W.C^'^Iechnical School 16A 9 Route #57 - - =- ^ 51 • 27. Weilaman, Melville 17 10 =- Route #57 1 Wellaman. Will iam 17 10 Routea^7 3. Wedgewood Inn 18 -^ 6 Route #57 1 100057 Q>'-^ f p FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP f Resu Its From Previous Study Name Bio ck Lot Street Address TCE ug/1 Itjr^ •^ A - ^29. Bryan, George (2 houses) 16 20D Bryan Road 25.1 p30_. Campbell, Joyce 46 32 x3ryan Ro^d 15.8 3*1" DeGroff, Wayne (owner) 16 -. 14 Price's Lane 3 32. Llepins, Janis 26 "*"* 9 Broadwa>>=Asbury Road 20 • 33. Nemeth, Mary 16 19B Price's Lane 34 •34. Peschel, Ann 46 1 Broadway-Asbury Road 216^ 35. Price Farm 16 19 Price's Lane 34 ,^6. Shramko 26 7 Broadway-Asbury Road 3 .. • 37. Ulmer, Carl ,---- 26 11 Broadway-Asbury Road 'Z^^o^ Ct -~x. - - -«- --. — , 100058 GREENWICH DISTRICT EASTERN REGIONAL LABORATORY vA' ' NUMBER S2-/OS\ COLL'D BY _ rriL _DATE/TIME COLL'D -g-i^fg^ i OJ^ COMPANY TO^^^^^I i ;rrh-).^^ C^^. - •\['>r^\r.'^^^.WX^r^s - ^ DATE REC'D "DATE FIN'D PREPAID BILL y HO PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL PROPERTIES PARAMETER RESULTS PARAfCTER RESULTS Dissolved Solids (mg/1) Odor (TON) Settleable Solids (mq/l) Turbidity (NTU) Suspended Solids (mg/1) Specific Cond.(micromhos/cm) Color Units PH Units MICROBIOLOGICAL PARAMETER RESULTS PARAMETER RESULTS MF Coliform (count/lOO ml) Standard Plate Count(count/ml) f-'F Fecal Coliform (count/lOO ml) Most Probable No.(count/lOO ml) Disstilled Water Quality xxxxxxx Ratio ; itable Yes/No VOLATILE ORGANIC ANALYSES (VOA)* (VOLATILE HALQGENATED ALIPHATICS) PARAMETER RESULTS PARAMETER RESULTS (ug/1) Methylene Chloride <(^.\ Trichlorofluoromethane 1 '1,1-Dichloroethylene (VOLATILE AROMATICS)** PARAMETER RESULTS (ug/1) I PARAMETER RESULTS (ug/1) 'Benzene Ethyl benzene Toluene Chlorobenzene * = Gas Chromatograph purge and trap with electrolytic conductivity detector. ** = Gas Chromatograph purge and trap with flame ionization detector. REMARKS; BY U3'jliL:_ ^. TDi'AAyr ' 100059 0,-3 r. i. ••4y •• ^• e.-../.-^ I \y., -,v_^ ^-vS^;/^i^;/HM UU. .. _._ 7...... '^h SI .. r....A- TtMP. " I-REE' TTOTAL' FEIAL 10rAL~ MVSlCAL — ChcH^lCAL: Detennir.e; oru »re ir, ppn. ckc«pi color, oOoi, n. t dity, pH, VC. ar.d Pesiiciot. (N J S'.anddrds) SAMPL E WvjMdLR I Ni.,(tt (i»N) not Ar.i.nic (0.061 j :.- a- (101 £.fc-,jr- (1 0) "...ji Ulll "*ann jfT (C'CiOl T y _ Ibl •"> ;»T .„,T. 10 05 ^-.» ."',- S?.,* >.JOI }\. .: -* c- r '. tr.r j •;:; • •... ^iCv-ljl 'V ;wT. ' J';: :.• r ..on- I'.. CI- £ .c- ,; .>3' I'Of •: 03' ?;jOi Mi > «r>f • - C'5 --L-^te:^ 5VfV :i&--Y r,>->...r (r.0 Co;..'t (VO Z.r.: ,i 0 VC '. :> ••,.[.D -r 1 •'•i , it. .'- v\ ..-.. / . /.''•/ / 1 • Tw •4*. I)' '_ !.• « -.B, ,~ .J.- .-/.c :• ' , -. 100060 8'^ V -• t t'l' Vr >.V M.U'- !v ic^ 3^:^n ^ M., ;. f v">; ^'^i r . ... «. -A- I ACT tRiC LOGICAL: Coii iA..:At>Ll MllU6cR ir^:.,^ ;»»• cotufcCT.OK ^•**^ riMf-. fR£E ' TC'AL ncAL 7.1*1. ti51.. .A^H.iK. .S%^ J ^. —. —; - L_'.;::#jigo_y •" 1 1 1 PKi'StCAL - ChEMlCAL: Deiern^inationi art in pprr, e»,«pi colot. ooor. lu^tjd r>, tjH vO ,ric Pesiinat. (N J £:i>i->d<,rdi) •^ ! SMTK"^ &:.M''i£ N.Jly.iiER i l.>.-n.c 'C C5) i J2UH .ritti {. 0 l,«r_ / - .K- . I .."• •V L 0 r»iij- ill c ./ 4 ^ ,f .15 , "^ •' '-^ / o ! "^ « Cii «oi;di ;t-'.0 pH A. I*,. . r,i,ii C^-'^j) 1 Mrl-u-v . ,••.2 JA /-< 3t: .> CW St r'.ijrr .0 :;1 4 - - . _ 1 _._J^ A.if'_AE (."i6J 1 Sil.'er f :• 05 . -t • • - - • -r .. .-u *JC»C'>...:'>J> I (run 002 $^',»'» <»'i>'JI W.O' ^ Irtf •C'Oi ._..- — - . - — j ; ;^'i * .a* •W.a-- ;M F« ;;..v i 11 III C<>p.jf fi.O * j'.r ic J:C2; Ziric !bO n 1. « ; K 0041 '" l/.AY il 13857 VCSc.,' !... 1. M: i , l|rC^IUr 10 11 '" —1"••'•• "....--.ni f aot; : -• : - { •<' !• Dl) V''^ r... r" '!:.^.i.i^-:/'?''^^ J ; ? •.'J^. I .A ,, ", .». e 100061 /5_ ^ ';'"TJ>^^: rr DATE: Oct 22, 19 84 TO: p ~1 JOB NO. 35333 Warren County Health Dept. 151 West Washington Ave AUTHORIZATION: verbal Washington NJ 07882 ATT: E. Landiak SAMPLE: ^^^er - 15 J REPORT OF ANALYSIS VOLATILE ORGANICS Detection ug/1 Limit 3189 3190 3191 3192 Acrolein -Hcrvlonitrile Benze.'ie ND ND ND ND 3is (cnlc romothyl) ether c Bronoiorr, 10 ND ND ND ND Careen Tetrachloride 2 ND ND ND ND C" -rooenzene 1 ND ND ND ND C. ro>.:iDrcr,~ri-,ethane 2 ND ND ND ND • loroc-t:":ane 2 ND ND ND ND Chloroetnyivinyl ether 5 ND ND ND ND Chlorof orrr, 2 ND ND ND ND Dic::lorobroir,orae thane 2 ^IJD ND ND ' ND :;'ic:-;lcrodif luoronethane 5 ND ND ND ND 1,1-Dichloroethane 1 ND ND ND' ND -1, 2-.0ichloroethane 1 ND ND ND - ~ND' 1, i-r.ichloroethylene- 1 ND ND ND ND .I ,2-L:chloropropane 1 ND ND ND ND 1,3-Dichloropropylene 5 ND ND ND ND '{•'. thy 1 hc-n zene 1 ND ND ND ND Motnyl bromide 10 ND ND ND ND Methyl chloride_ " 20 ND ND ND ' ND .Methylene Chloride 5 ND ND ND ND 1,1,2, 2-'£e-trachloroethane 10 ND ~ND ND ND 'T'v-rachloroethylene 2 ND ND ND ND roi'jeno 1 ND ND ND ND .1 ,2-Tran5-dichloroethylene 1 ND ND ND ND 1,1,1-Trichloroethane 2 ND ND ND ND "., 1, 2-TrieMreToethane 5 ND ND m) ND Trichloroethylene 2 ND ND ND ND Trichlorofluoromethane 5 ND ND ND ND Vinyl Chloride 2 ND ND ND ND r""'^is (chloromethyl) ether is not on the list of compounds from EPA Method, 624(Purgeables) EPA 600/4-82-057 July 1982. l^^Linila^ Srian Jafflci, Mdhager 100062 Organic ^aporatory BJ:na R-< v.. ^ . Tr- yCT\\ 71 ^' ,.;'>'5; >2 ,.<;'• ~ >T4-^ 1 "_ n; '1J rrf^'^~ r D.ATE: Oct 22, 1984 TO: p JOB NO. 35333 Warren County Health Dept n 151 West Washington Ave AUTHORIZATION: verbal Washington NJ 07882 ATT: E. Landiak SAMPLE: water - 15 J REPORT OF ANALYSIS VOLATILE ORGANICS •,.^- ».'=> Detection ug/1 Limit 3193 3194 3195 3196 Acrolein Acryloiii trile Benzciiu 1 ND ND ND ND Bis (ch.icromethyl) ether d Bro;iiu f oriTi 10 ND ND ND ND -"ai-tx.^ i: Tetrachloride 2 ND ND ND ND 11 cj r.)i:'C:izen e 1 ND ND ND ND ChJ'i;- • •: \ broinomethane 2 ND ND ND ND 1 , >i 2 ND ND ND ND '•,•., -Vinyl ether 5 ND ND ND ND Chlwi 2 ND ND ND . 1 — Dicn torobrorr.omethane 2 ND ND ND ND Di(.-;i 1 •,!~.^di fluoromethane 5 ND ND ND . ND i^i-l-) I c;il oroethane 1 ' ND ND ND - ND 1, .:!-l)i .;r,loroethane *'^— 1 ND —.NDl ND ND J , i- i) Lchloroethylene "1 ND ' ND ND ND 1,.'-.': c!:loro^«ropaTie -*— 1 ND ND ND ND 1, 3-ii 1 chloropropylene 5 ND ND ND ""ND Hthy iL'_nzone 1 - ND ND ND ND Ml-thy 1 bromide 10 ND ND ND ND Mct-hyl chloride 20 ND ND ND ND ^Mcihylcne Chloride 5 ND ND ND ND 1,1,2, 2-Tctrachloroethane 10 ND ND T(-'t r.ichloroethylene ND ND To 1ucro 2 ND ND TftD 1 1 ND ND ND ND 1 , 2- . t ans-dichloroethylene 1 •ND ND ND ND 1,1, ;-'J'richloroethane 2 ND ND _ ND ND 1,1 ,^-T:'i*cnioroe thane 5 ND ND ' ' ND ND Trichloroethylene 2 ND ND 2 6 Trichlorofluoromethane 5 ND ND ND ND Vinyl Chloride 2. ND ND ND ^ND )Below method detection limit. ;:itation and/'o r identification ina y "& tain at this level )Bis(chloromethyl)ether is not on the list of compounds frpm EPA Met: • (Purgeables) EPA 6 00/4-82-057 July 1982. 100063 Jiager BJ:na boratory 6'6 [iTj;-^/^r_ ,\\'- DATE: Oct 22, 1984 TO: p JOB NO. 35333 Warren County Dept of Health n 151 West Washington Ave AUTHORIZATION: verbal Washington NJ 0 7882 ATT: E. Landiak SAMPLE: water - 15 L_ J REPORT OF ANALYSIS =^ VOLATILE ORGANICS 7^ Detection ug/1 Limit 3197 3198 3199 3200 Acrolein Acrylonitrile Benzene ND ND ND ND Bis(chloromethyl) ether ""omoform 10 ND ND ND ND rbon Tetrachloride 2 ND ND ND ND Chlorobenzene 1 ND ND ND ND Chlorodibromomethane . ^ . --.-2 ND ND ND ND ^fcloroethane 2 ND ND ND ND ^^Chloroethylvinyl ether 5 ND ND ND • ND Chloroform 2 ND ND ND ND Dichlorobromomethane 2 ND ND ND ND Dichlorodifluoromethane 5 ND ND ND ND 1,1-Dichloroethane 1 ND 1 ND ND 1,2-Dichloroethane 1 1 ND ND ND 1,1-Dichloroethylene 1 ND ND ND ND 1,2-Dichloropropane 1 ND "ND ND ND 1,3-Dichloropropylene 5 ND ND ND ND Ethyibenzene 1 ND ND ND ND„ Methyl bromide 10 "" ND ND ND ND Methyl chloride 20 ND ND ND ND Methylene Chloride 5 ND' ND ND ND 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane -10 ND ND 'ND ND- Tetrachloroethylene 2 ND ND ND ND Toluene 1 ND ND ND 1 1,2-Trans-dichloroethylene 1 -ND 3 ._ .. 2 ND 1,1,1-TrTcHloroethane 2 ND ND ND ND 1,1,2-Trichloroethane 5 ND ND ND ND Trichloroethylene 2 ND 54 50 9 'trichlorofluoromethane 5 ND ND ND ND nyl Chloride 2 ND ND ND ND d)Bis(chloromethyl)ether is not on the li St of compounds from EPA Method W4 (Purgeables) EPA 600/4- 82-057 July 1982. \ // 100064 /^ A•1y!i/ ^ Bifian Janke/;Minagfer^ \(^M ^ Organic Labk.r^tor y ^ ^ BT. I. 2.ltj''^^-^''- mioiixp^.r-,-^. - DATE; Oct 22, 1984 TO: p JOB NO. 35333 Warren County Health Dept n 151 West Washington Ave AUTHORIZATION: verbal Washington NJ 07882 ATT: E. Landiak SAMPLE: water -15 L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS VOLATILE ORGANICS Detection ^H^ ug/1 Limit 3201 3202 3203 Acrolein Acrylonitrile Benzene ND ND ND Bis(chloromethyl] ether Bromoform 10 ND ND ND Carbon Tetrachloride 2 ND ND ND •"hlorobenzene 1 ND ND ND ilorodibromomethane 2 ND ND ND loroethane _^ 2 ND ND ND • Chloroethylvinyl ether 5 ND ND ND Chloroform 2 ND ND ND Dichlorobromomethane 2 ND ND ND • Dichlorodifluoromethane 5 ND ND ND 1,1-Dichloroethane 1 ND_ ND ND 1, 2-Dichloroethane 1 ND ND ND 1, 1-Dichloroethylene 1 ND ND ND 1, 2-Dichloropropane 1 ND ND ND 1 , S-Dichtnropropylene 5 ND ND ND Ethyibenzene 1 ND ND ND Methyl bromide 10 ND ND ND Methyl chloride 20 ND NR^ — ND -r^ - Methylene Chloride 5 ND ND ND 1,1, 2,2-Tetrachloroethane 10 ND ND ND Tetrachloroethylene 2 ND ND ND - Toluene 1 ND ND ND 1,2-Trans-dichloroethylene 1 ND ND ND 1,1,1-Trichloroethane 2 • ND ND ND 1,1, 2-Tr j^chloroethane — 5 ND ND. ND Trichloroethylene 2 19 ND ND Trichlorofluoromethane 5 ND ND ND Vin-yl Chloride 2 ND ND ND /I -"> Bis (chloromethyl) ether is not on listJ^ compounds fr^m EPA Metho9f/'624 (Purgeables)EPA 600/4- 57 July 1982 /Z V // / V/^lri,^ \r^^>-^ Brian Ja ike/Wahager Organic jaboratory 100065 BJ:na e-5 •*i^it^-'Te'i '-v M i K (,0945:-90>(J 1 I \S4 M-^; 1' 0. Bii\ ; lus I'liiujidh. \ .i i)^>4i DATE: Oct 17, 1984 JOB NO. 35397 TO: p 1 Warren County Health Dept AUTHORIZATION: verbal 151 West Washington Ave Washington NJ 07882 ATT: E. Landiak SAMPLE: water L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS Tri chJl-oroethylen e ug/1 Detection limit 2 3204 i-sAve*. 11 3205 rc'Mi'Li.^oM 6 3206 6CA<>l.CH»r^ 2 3209 ND 3210 ND 3211 '•J**^^'^ Cat^i-rtMi.^ 5 « 3212 5 3213 ND 3214 "— -^ — ND 3215 ND 3216 (iA-tiMCCT 7 '~ Brian Ja ,Manager Organic oratory I William F P,ck Kj'i'Ka'" 100066 l^.iiT- e>'£ !('\ M i;\ ii I ' I N 11 I.' I ^ K,,,!ic ! oi)V-45;-''0>l) 1L\S4.>492 MkmMter^^ I'O, Box .-^hjN.I' 1. \ .1.0,'^ ^41^ ^ DATE: Oct 17, 1984 TO: p JOB NO. 35458 Warren County Health Dept n 151 West Washington Ave AUTHORIZATION: verbal Washington NJ 07882 ATT: E. Landiak SAMPLE: water L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS Trichloroethylene mg/1 Detection limit 3217 5 3218 29 3219 16 3220- 4 3221 ND 3222 27 3223 1 % 3224 36 3225 2 3226 ^ 4 3227 ND 3228 2 3229 ND 3230 ND 3231 ND 3232 ND /y^^^ Brian Janke,Manager Organic f^al^ratory Ik William F Pickup, Direcior 100067 BJ:na e-r •y.jw-...- I'KIM I ION SI K\ |i I I [-M I U 10 L.S Koiilc 1 6O9-J5:-905O TL\H4J49: 0 0X01,10 (0, P.O. Box .^10H.PrintCton.\.J.08s40 DATE: Nov 6, 1984 TO: n JOB NO. 35627 Warren County Health Dept 151 West Washington Ave AUTHORIZATION: -. verbal Washington NJ 07882 ATT: E. Landiak SAMPLE: water 1_ J REPORT OF ANALYSIS Trichloroethylene ug/1 —Method detection limit 2 3233 ND 3234 ND 3235 ND 3236 ND 323-7. ND 3238 ND 3239 ND 3240 ND e 3241 ND 3242 -nr TH* An Ai 3243 ND 3244 1,.! tl *. •* "M A M a — ( rvJivj 1' 3245 wv) t.O<.? -JCO P 1' 3246 t^t. tc 3248 5C."i*JAC 2 3249 a 3253 ^t^AtJ^CH 55 3254 >Jr^& r*tA. 48 ,-d^55 £ T-». P f=o «_5» 11 3256 5.i4^f^ F^ Px/«- 43 3257 ND w ND=not detected --^ a) Below method detection limit. Quantitation and/or identif^cjfetion ma; be uncertain at this level. William F Pickup, Director 100068 Organic BJ:na (3-f •^•*^S-» •-. vu\\' i i'j\ si.i<\ HI I I s ; ii; I S Rome 1 ()()9-452-9050 llA,S4-.?49: i'.U Box .^lOh.I'miccion. \.J.08.M0 DATE: Nov 6, 1984 TO I— JOB NO. 35627 I Warren County Health Dept n 151 West Washington Ave AUTHORIZATION: verbal — Washington NJ 07882 1_ATT : E. Landiak J SAMPLE: water REPORT OF ANALYSIS Trichloroethylene ug/1 Method detection limit 3258 — ND 3259 ND 3260 ND 3261 Axt.«j 1^ 3267 ND 3263 ND ND 3265 ND 32€-e- ND 3267 ND 3268 ND 3269 3 3270 ND 3271 5 3272 *li,P(t>m. 9 3273 UAiZ-TZ- _ a_ 3274 ND 3275 ND 3276 7 ND=not detected "ai^elow method detection limit. Quantitation and/or"i^enti^cation may be uncertain at this level. Jrian ,Manager Organi oratory William F. Pickup, Director 100069 e- I'KiNi I 11 )\ SI in II I 1 I M I I' [ S K.inic 1 609-+52-9050 lL\h4-349: i:oio)[oL'toi(o:( P.O. Box3l08,Hnrn;cion. N.J.O.S.Mi) DATE: 11-8-84 TO: \- —I JOB NO. 35808 Warren County Health Dept. 151 West Washington Ave AUTHORIZATION: verbal Washington, NJ 07882 ATT: E. Landiak SAMPLE: ^^ter L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS Trichloroethylene ug/1 Detection Limit 0.1 sample 3277 7.9 3278 fi.^*.A , K J ,//^y^ Brian Jank mr S Organic L, filliam F Pickup. Direcior 100070 BJ:mm <3- PRISt ITON StRVILt CLNTLR m US. Route 1 6094S2-90SO TLX84-3492 moMMM P.O. Box 3108. Princeton, N.J.08540 DATE: 12-10-84 TO: r- - 1 JOB NO. 36063 ,^ : f \,^^J&Txen County -Health Dept "vV- "*' PO Box 337 *>' "^ AUTHORrZATION: verbiX Washington NJ 07882 •\l X r^orr^'an Fierca SAMPLE: -?t(-- L. J REPORT OF ANALYSIS •»< Detection Limit Trichloroethylene ug/1 3289 tltl^MJiSiZ. 2 11 3294 F;i.owcx.rio TJ^. 2 21 '3295 ^^ // (: -i'\n..,.vrnkk,Man^'-;e: •"•r "'^.lii c^.J^ai^oratory J^^H^T-^ :''• —/• "li 'j**»'i l^ . • ' • ', '."••V -"• .:,.. ^^•u^'te^\^"'' c 100071 William F. Pickup, Dir«clor BJjna. \ 6'£ PRINCETON SERMCtC LNTI l< L' S Route 1 609-452-9050 TLX84-3492 P.O. Box 3108, Princeton, N.jr08540 DATE: 12-26-84 TO: P JOB NO. 36332 Warre.n County Health Dept, .~1 PO Box.337 .'••t ."^ AUTHORIZATION: verbal Washington NJ 07882 ATT: Norman Pierce SAMPLE: water - 22 l_ J REPORT OF ANALYSIS Detection Limit Trichloroethylene t . ug/1 ' ^ ¥i.^ 3296 2 ND 3297 2 -ND 3299 2 ND 3300 •- 2 ND 3301 2 ND 3302 2 ND 3303 (3i c^i-rt;. c 2 31 3306 Sv<^ ITW F'^.ir-,' 2 < 2 3307 2 ND 3308 - 9 ND 3309 2 ND 3310 2 ND 3311 2 ND 3312 2 ND 3313 2 ND 3315 _^ _ 2 ND 3317 (?^»-s> ^^ir^^^^jf,^ 2 61 3318 uTAaitii- 2. 55 3319' 2 ND 3320 ' 2 ND 3321 2 3322 2 jrian ,Manager, fCftrgani boratory William F. Picttup, Direcior 100072 ^/:-' BJ:na <—less than »nt is less than the value aiven and not detactad bv the tochniooe c:" ^lovBc' L.S. I<,)iiu I 6il9-4.'i 2-9050 11 \ ^4-'4>): P.O. Box 3108. Princeton. N.J. 0»54n DATE: 12-21-84 TO: p JOBjJQ. 36449 Warren County Health Dept n PO Box 337 AUTHORIZATION: verbal Washington NJ 07882 ATT: Norman Pierce SAMPLE: water - 1 L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS VOLATILE ORGANICS Detection •r—rr ug/1 Limit 3326 Ajc Po^J/^ *-P . Acrolein Acrylonitrile Benzene ND Bis(chloromethyl) ether Bromoform 10 ND - Carbon Tetrachloride 2 ND ilorobenzene 1 < 1 • .^nlorod ibromome thane 2 ND 4. ^^.loroe thane 2 ND ^r-Chloroethylvinyl ether 5 ND - '~— 2 — Chloroform ^ _ ND Dichlorobromomethane 2 < 2 Dichlorodifluoromethane 5 ND ^ 1,1-Dichloroethane 1 ND - ..._ - 1,2-Dichloroethane 1 1.7 1,1-Dichloroethylene 1 ND 1,2-Dichloropropane _ 1 ND 1,3-Dichloropropylene 5 ND Ethyibenzene 1 ND Methyl bromide 10 ND Methyl chloride 20 ND •Methylene Chloride 5 ND 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane 10 ND Tetrachloroethylene 2 ND Toluene 1 ND 1,2-Trans-dichloroethylene 1 ND 1,1,1-Trichloroethane 2 ND -- Sr .1,1,2-rFT^Hloroethane 5 ND ' Trichloroethylene 2 ND ^ Trichlorofluoromethane 5 ND /] 4i,^Vinyl Chloride 2 ND - / ND=not detected A^^^ BI fran^ JbeV Manage -r - OrganicVLe [boratory William F'. Pickup, Diractor 100073 BJ:na 6-C ' S. K,,.:;^ I 609-45 2-9050 II.\ .'i4-.>4'J: i:o|oxojf(o|(oj, I'.U. Box 31 us. I'lmoeioa. N.J. U.s:^ DATE: 1-8-85 JOB NO. 36331 TO: p Warren County Health Dept n PO Box 337 AUTHORIZATION: verbal Washington NJ 07882 ATT: Norman Pierce SAMPLE: water - 5 L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS VOLATILE ORGANICS ^y Detection \'^ ug/1 ^ Limit 3298 3304 3305 3314 3316 Acrolein '•**' Acrylonitrile Benzene liD < 1* < 1*" ND ND Bis(chloromethyl) ether Bromoform 10 < 1* ND ND ND ND Carb©n Tetrachloride 2 ND ND :,'D ND ND ilorobenzene 1 ND < 1* .\L^ ND ND- chlorodibromomethane 2 :-:D KD \:D ND ND loroethane T ND I-JD :-:D _ HD ND ^ , .-s tChloroethylvinyl ether 5 Ni.' 1«D UD ND Chloroform 2 ..D IxD li'j ND ND Dichlorobromomethane 2 < 1* NP- ND^- "< 7* Dichlorodifluoromethane 5 ND ~ .;D ND "^ ND 1 1,1-Dichloroethane J. *«ii^ ND- ND ND :;D 1,2-Dichloroethane j^ < 1* I'^L) i.sL' :>;D .rj 1,1-Dichloroethylene 1 i*"J l^D .•*'D ND ND 1,2-Dichloropropane- 1 AD :o Nij ND ND 1,3-Dichloropropylene 5 ND liD KD ND ND Ethyibenzene 1 ND AD 1\D ivID ND Methyl bromide.,.-^ 10 ND ND ND iiD ND Methyl chloride 20 < 1* I:D i.L ND ND Methylene Chloride 5 -•iD ..D '.iLl -;D J«i^ 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane 10 .. c . 1 »- ~\ 4«^^ j.« 1> Tetrachloroethylene 2 fci^/ *1iJ -.3 :JJ WL' Toluene 1 ND WD \-' 1 ND ND 1,2-Trans-dichloroethylene 1 r,-D 1*-B* . t -« !.D N^ 1,1,l-T£ichloroethane 2 ND < 2* ::D WD ND 1,1,2-Tr ichloroethane 5 ND ND WD 'HIT' ND Trichloroethylene 2 ND ND <-2* ND ND Trichlorofluoromethane 5 ND ND ND ND ND Vinyl Chloride * 2 ND ND ND ND ND / '•Below detection limit, Quantitation and/or"identification may be uncertain-at this level. ND«not detected / Z/y^..\^ KJ !f .,- -1^- Brian Jartke/Manager William F Pickuo, Director 100074 Organic liaboratory BJ:na 6'£' 'V •^• PRINCETON SERVK E CENTER U.S. Route 1 609-452-9050 TLX84-3492 immmm P.O. Box 3108. Princeton, N.J. 08,s40 DATE: 1-11-85 *TO' F~" "^ ^ JOBNb. '^6448 • I Warren^County Health Dept n ^^P•Washingto$ BOX, 33n7 NJ 07882 LATT : Norman Pierce J SAMPLE: water -"^26 REPORT OF ANALYSIS .. Detection Limit Trichloroethylene - - ug/1 ^323 1 .— ND 3324 Ck*.-hti 1*' 180 3325 1 ND " 3327'•sG*i > so. r^ 1 < 1 3328 1 •^D 3329 1 ND 3330 1 ND 3331 1 ND 3332 1 ND 3333 • 1 ND 33T4 HiAC»-'/^i 1 < 1 3335 1 ND 3336 1 ^ ND 3337 1 ND 3338 1 ND 3339 1 • ND 3340 1 ND 3341 1 ND 3342 ~" 1 ND 3343 r'AFF 1 < 1 3344 /K04*» \.<^^ 1 ~ 52 V 3115. M €-T *<»*•«- I* 37 « 3346 " ~ 1 ND 3347 iAe.rz- 1 70 3348 1 ND 3349 1 ND Gene Dennison,CIH Technical Director jjr' --w-' mi^s:^:*^ •¥K^--? Sljism F Pickup, Dir«ctor GD:na ^>r l"**** '^»n < , , ND - elen>ent is Jesj than the w»lu» '-4 Detection Trichloroethylene Limit " «g/i ••<^ ..: t^ 3354 1 ND JBfe 3355 ^l.^0K^„J^^ 1 64 3356 (jAZ-WlC-tAJ 1 ^65 3357 s-TtitArr 1 59 3359 1 -ND « 3360 1 -* ND ND=not detected Gene Dennison,CIH Technical Director «S^-.-. --' :-*iS*:' fr*-" - -«l ... 't »••' William F, Pickup, DifMtor —<-. 100076 GDtn'ir'^.t %:i-' .re- • •^- .. ,^iH«f^|f^*«PW«IPiPi"^^*Pi I'. iiucin:i Si.':\iwt ', . L.S. Rmilc 1 ('09-45 2-9050 TIA S4-U-I2 P.O. Box 3108. Princeton. N.J DATE: 1-28-J ^ Member TO: p . '--^ i. n JOB NO. 36663 »*r? Warren Coiinty Health jSvpt. •'" ^_ PO Box 337 -w AUTHORIZATION: verbal" v^ashington NJ 07882 A'lT: liorman Pierce SAMPLE: 3 water - 9 L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS Detection Trichloroethylene Limit ug/1 ... • 3361 2 "^ ND -3362 - 2 ND*' 3362 2 - ND 3.C.. 2 M ^3365 2 . 336*6 'Cx>*>^^ ^ 2 0.8* •s:.>«r- ^^•.ik^s^ (UZ.MOT*-"'^'-' 2 0.7* 336S 2 ND 3369 1^ ^jCXJ^i^^Tt. 2 98 uCd£a^i£MzA^ Gene Dennison,PhD,CIH ?^ Technical Director ~^'^' •g/^ William F Pickup, Director 100077 6-r >..JI°(NO I S I', 'UK . BH r,;lO J^ : 'II,•; I I \ <4 •-.rJ- MmMmr^ I'O li,,. -in- I- \ 1 II,-.- Jo DATE: 1-29-85 ",' ••••It !•• TO: p -^ JOB NO, 36758 Warren County Health Dept PO Box 337 AUTHORIZATION: verbal Washington NJ 07882 ATT: Norman Pierce SAMPLE: water - 8 L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS Detection Limit Tri chloroethylene ug/1 3370 ^c ff ^(-L 2 120 3371 2 ND 3372 2 ND 3373 2 ND 3374 2 ND 3375 2 ND 3376 2 ND 3377 2 ND yUg-c^*^-^ j Gene Dennison,PhD,CIH Technical Director 100078 /^C mi I'lIlK^;, ,,i SL'; i, V '< IS RouiL- I hn«-45 2-'^ii.-^'| ILX >,4-,'>4'i; i:oioxoMcij(o:i P.O. Bo.x 3108. Princeton. N.J. 0«54() DATE: 2-ll-8b -^^s/-j, Member TO: p -| JOB NO. 36907 Warren County Health-Dept. PO Box 337 AUTHORIZATION: verbal rashinaton NJ 07882 SAMPLE: '.rv: .;ornrn -lerce •••ater - 8 L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS Detection Limit •^ TricH^roethylene ug/1 3 ~ -7 n 2 3579 2 / '.-: ..•.::.nisci.,?hD,CIIi .Ov,:;nical Director :«^r Jt WUIl»m F, Pickup, Director" 100079 JG:na . cum Nr' 1, I . L.S l<,,.i:i . h09-4.-2-9o5i| Ti.\ S4-'4q: mmmim P.O. Box 3108. Princeton, N.J. 08540 DATE: 2-ie-5 5 Memljer TO: p -| JOB NO 37091 Waoreff County Health Dept PO Box 337 AUTHORIZATION: verbal W?s,Tin.iton r;j 07882 S'AMPLE: ..^,. L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS D3iect ion Limit Trichloroethylene iq/1 »«' -^ 2 00 IS 0.?* H"-i-ii: i t-''-.-.•^n ma* '"^- '."icertain at tn: A i«i i> i_ •< •' "~i • ^ne dennison,PhD,CIH I- Technical Director •f^.- "he^:' "••• • . «; -: • f i-: William F. Pickup. Director i 100080 0-r 'riK^ *!<«•• /<»'i-.^.rt»ri L,i Kuuic 1 609-45 2-9050 11 \ S4-U9: mmmm P.O. Box 3108. Princeton, N.J. 08540 DATE: 3-4-85 TO: JOBNp. 3725S r Warren County Health Dept n PO Box 337 AUTHORIZATION: Y^^Pf^ VJashington NJ 07882 "^ -•ATT ; Nor^.an ^ierce SAMPLE: water L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS .^^P\- Detectd LOn ,„^^ " — • T;:^ .V- Limit Triphloroethylene ^ •-' ug/1 • 3389 Muttx.«tZ- 2 100 ''•' -r 2 190 3391 <^Br.c» rt^c^ •^ 2.Qi2^. '';^-. jL:>^i-c- Gene Dennison,PhD,CIK Teof.ttical Director 'ra". "-"^SB" •. -•» William F. PtclcuD, Director •«r^ JG:na Princeton Scr\ ice Center •Hf^ Pi U.S. Route 1 609-452-9050 TL,\ 84-3492 ,-»-m:m^. ^ i:olpxoi/lo|u(g:i ^ P.O. Box 3108. Princeton, NJ. 08540 '^"^ DATE: 4-11-85 jkTO: p J-3„,JJ0BN0.' 37652 Warren dbunty Health Dept. PO 6ox 337 ' AUTHORIZATION: Washington, NJ 07882 ATT: NorT'.an Pierce SHEIPLE: water L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS tLATILE ORGANICS Detection . y' Limit. 33^8 3399 3400 ^3f5K)lit.^ Acrolein '-- Acryl^TTttrile •Benzene . __ ND ND NU ND Bis(chloromethyl) ether ^romoform 10 ND ND ND ND .rbon Tetrachloride 2- ND ND ND ND chlorobenzdfie 1 ^^ ND NL JD ND Chlorodibromomethane ND ND N..^__ ^fe^oroethane NU ti.- ND -^^...*''^ ^Chloroethylvinyl ether 'j Nil Chloroform ' 2 ND ND ND NI' Dichl?Jtobromome thane 2 MD ND ^ Dichlorodifluoromethane 5 ND ND * ND 1,1-Dichloroethane •^ ND "^ -JO .^V ND 1,2-Dichloroethane 1 ND '• llj NL »•••"• XT'"! 1,1-Dichloroethylene ir ND 1 \:.^ NZ- 1,2-Dichloropropane _ 1 ND KD ND .JJD 1,3-Dichloropropylene 5 .:;D <5 MD ND Ethyibenzene 1 ND NL NL i\D 5 Methyl bromide 10 ViV ND ND ND Methyl chloride 20 ND i'* i^ .iT ND Methylene Chloride r •NO ' -iu • 1, 1,1,2,2-Tetrach1oroethane 1' ;'; i- . 'i—' A^ ._ ND Tetrachloroethylene 2 T^' <2 ND 1 .\ ..• .'._• ** i-' Toluene »•* •- • 1,2-Trans-dichloroethylene -~l ND 8.6 y.Q *.!* U ,1,1,1-Trichloroethane 2 ND <2 ^•Nir ND 1,1,2-Trichloroethanex 5 •- .- ND ND ._« ^ ND ND ^^ ^Trichloroethylene^ 2 ND BBC Ub ND Jrofluoromethane 5 ND ND * v^-. US^ - Chloride 2' ND • ND rito^ -^iF . >^- — .-^^-tifP- •* ^'^'' ^?-'%- -•»*.i. fc^ >-* 100082 Gene DwrnleonT Php,CIH ^ irniiarn F. Pick sic^iar Technical Director .e-r h^.^ I'riiicctoii Si-TMCC l\.';v.u,- Li.S. Route 1 609-452-9050 rix 84-34»: P.O. Box 3108, Princeton, NJ. 08540 DATE: 4-11-85 --TO: p JOB NO. 37^52 Warren County HeaMtfTDept. -^.. «^ • PO Box 337 AUTHORIZATION: Washington, NJ 07882 ATTJ Norman Pierce SAMPLE: water L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS ^ '—^—^^W VOLATIiarDRTSXRiCS J^\/*' i*?- Detection ^.-^^-^CA (^ Limit 3402 3403* 3404* -4405* A^rolein * 100083 •G«iel>55iui^ir7^M57cf«^wi, «: William F. Pickup, Director TechnldaL Directot JGttnsr n ! Sh^o: Princeton Service ( ei U.S. Route 1 ^ 609-452-9050 TLX S4-.1492 [olpxoif(oU(o:! ".^•^*»5- P.O. Box 3108, Princeton, N.J. 08540 DATE: 4-11-85 JOB NO. ^•.•^ To= r n 3765^ Warren County Health Dept. AUTHORIZATION: PO Box 337 v:ashington, NJ 07882 SAMPLE: ^^ter - L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS , J^ ^1/ ?r=^ VOLATILE 0RGANICSs»t.^/5 4^4V^ . JJr ' sstt-^ Detection ^ V ^ t^^ . Limit 3410* 3411* 3412* 3413* < Acrolein Acrylonitrile Benzene ND ND ND <1 Bis(chloromethyl) ether ''•^omoform 10 ND ND ND ND ' rbon Tetrachloride 2 ND ND ND ND unlorobenzene 1 ND :.D ND ND Chlorodibromomethane 2 ND ^ .^D -. ND Chloroethane 2 - ^iZ - . _-• ND ND ^fclhloroethylvinyl ether 5 ND .»_' ND ND. ^Roroform 2 ND :.'D ND ND Dichlorobromome thS^ 2 iffi.-. ND ND ND Dichlorodifluoromethane 5 MD ND ND ND 1, l-Dichloroethane 1 ND ND ND ND-*- 1,2-Dichloroethane 1 ND NT ND ND 1, l-Dichloroethyle"he~ 1 1.6 m\^ ND ND 1,2-Dichloropropane 1 ND ND ND ND 1,3-Dichloropropylene 5 ND ND ND ND Ethyibenzene 1 ND ND ND ' ND Methyl bromide 10 ND ND ND ND Methyl chloride ^ 20 MD -^1. - ND ND Methylene Chloride 5 <5 • • . ..• ..••*f.... DATE: 4-11-85 ar TO: p ^ ' JOB NO. 37652 Warren'*^County Health Depti - li:-'^-^^^*'^*' PO Box 337 - --^_ '-^••.- r^ . ' AUTHORIZATION: V.'ashington, NJ 07882 -- '-. . - SAMPLE: water L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS VOLATILE..ORGANICS •• Detection / t Limit 13414*^^ Acrolein Acrylonitrile Benzene, 7.9 Bis (cfi^loromethyl) ether. Bromoforitf" 10 ND rbon Tetrachloride 2 ND wulorobenzene j. ND O^orodibromome thane A. ND ^loroethane 2 NL 2-Chleroethylvinyl ether 5 ND Chloroform 2 ND Dichlorobromomethane 2 ND Dichlorodifluoromethane 5 ND 1,1-Dichloroethane — 1 "^ ND 1,2-Dichloroethane 1 ND 1,1-Dichloroethylene 1 ND 1,2-Dichloropropane 1 ND 1,3-Dichloropropylene 5 ND ^Ethyibenzene 1 7.4 **'^Methyl bromide 10 ND Methyl chloride 2r ND Methylene Chloride '* <5 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane ^0 ND' Tetrachloroethylene 2 <2 Toluene 1 10 1,2-Trans-dichloroethylene 1 ND 1,1, l-Trj.ch4oroethane 2 ND ;•,l,2-Trichls>foethane ,;-., 5 ND richloroethylene -^^ 2 - 5.2 chlorofluoromethane s. •_ • -jjttyi nyl Chloride "^ '^^lE^ ^-^9^: le contains trichlorotrlfiig£g L^ ::*Teclmi6a^ Direc 'William F p';;;-up^ , Director 1000 JGimm — I'! inwcluM Sci\ Kv ( t Tiler '. S K,Mile I ()()9-45 2-90511 •^ rL,\ X4-.t492 ^ p.o iJox 3108. I'riiiceloii. N.J. 08540 DATE: 4.16^85 TO: p ~l ^41Jg^N°-37956A fbrren County Health D^jt. *:>- P.O. BOK 337 '^ AUTHORIZATION,^ Washington, NT 07882 ~ Att: Nonnan Pierce SAMPLE: Vfater - 1 L J REPORT OF ANALYSIS VOLATILE ORGANICS .? Detection 0^" Limit «3415 pie in Acrylonitrile Benzene ^ Bis(chloromethyl) ether < 1 Bromoform 10 irbon Tetrachloride to nlorobenzene 2 ID Chlorodibromomethane 1 H} 2 <" loroethane K) :^ihloroethylvinyl ether 2 ID ^C^itoroform 5 to "Dichlorobromomethane 2 2 ID Dichlorodifluoromethane M) 5 1,1-Dichloroethane M) 1 1,2-Dichloroethane MT 1 1,1-Dichloroethylene VD 1 W 1,2-Dichloropropane 1 1,3-Dichloropropylene N) 5 ND Ethyibenzene 1 Methyl bromide ND Methyl chloride 10 N) Methylene Chloride 20 ND 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane 5 < 5 10 N} Tetrachloroethylene 2 Toluene H) 1 1.2 1,2-Trans-dichloroethylene 1 1,1, l-licichloroethane W 2 W »!, 1,2-Trichloroethane 5 "'Trichloroethylene 2- frichlorofluQComethane 2(^ *'iny 1-Gh lo r ide 5 M) 2 ND ••>«. ' 'DCTiniflQO# William F, Pickup, Director 100086 Technical GD/rk 6 JAN ESo istatr nf NfU' SiiTurii DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES CN 029 TRENTON, NEW JERSEY 0B62S JOHN W. GASTON JR., P.E. DIRK C. HOFMAN. P.E. DIRECTOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR JAN 0 2 MEMORANDUM TO: Kenneth Kloo through Robert Kunze, Acting Assistant Bureau Chief, Bureau of Environmental Measurements and Site Evaluation, DWM FROM: David Muscalo through Steven Spayd, Supervisor, Bureau of Ground-Water Pollution Analysis, NJ Geological Survey SUBJECT: Pohatcong Ground-Water Contamination, Washington and Franklin Townships - Hydrogeology of Pohatcong Valley and Contiguous Ridges The following summary of the hydrogeology of Pohatcong Valley has been prepared as per your request. The Division of Water Resource's' investigation into sources of the subject ground-water contamination and identification of responsible parties is continuing. PHYSIOGRAPHY AND TOPOGRAPHY The Pohatcong Valley is located in the New Jersey Highlands Physiographic Province of northwestern New Jersey. Alternating northeast-southwest trending ridges and valleys topographically reflect the underlying lithologic and structural composition of the folded bedrock. The ridges are comprised of relatively resistant Precambrian age crystalline rocks. The valleys are comprised of softer Paleozoic age rocks overlain by glacial drift. During the Pleistocene Epoch (10,000 to 1.6 million years before the present) glaciers deepened and widened the valleys as they advanced southward. During retreat of the glaciers, glacial soils (drift) were deposited in the valleys forming a mantle (10-100 feet thick) over the bedrock. The Precambrian ridges belong to the Losee Gneiss and Biram Gneiss Formations. Dolomitic limestone (Kittattiny Formation) comprises the bedrock underlying the glacial valley soils. The __topography of Po+rtrtCong Valley is also characterized by the presehcl of numerous sink holes (depressions on an otherwise smooth, flat surface). Sink holes have resulted from the collapse of cavern roofs in the Kittattiny Formation. Caverns and cavities in the dolomitic limestone 100087 A'f K' Jersey Is An Equal Opportunity Emplnycr C-1 are created by carbonic acid-rich water which enlarges naturally occuring rock fractures by solution. This phenomenon is common in carbonate rocks found in moist temperate climates. The resulting land surface characterized by sink holes is called Karst Topography. The Pohatcong Valley derives its name from the stream, Pohatcong Creek, which meanders through the central portion of the broad, flat, gently sloping valley floor. Oxford Mountain (northwest side) and Pohatcong Mountain (southeast side) form the valley walls. Topographic relief on the valley floor is low, approximately 20 feet/mile. Relief between the valley floor and contiguous ridges is high, approximately 600 feet/0.5 miles. Pohatcong Creek originates near Hackettstown at South Pohatcong Mountain. It flows through the subject area, located in Washington Borough, Washington Township and Franklin Township, during its 25 mile course which terminates by confluence with the Delaware River near Carpentersville. HYDROGEOLOGY Surface drainage in Pohatcong Valley is dominated by Pohatcong Creek which is fed by numerous streams originating on Oxford and Pohatcong Mountains. Ground water occurs in the glacial drift and underlying Kittattiny dolomitic limestone. Depth to water varies from 10 to over 100 feet below land surface depending on the location. At most locations, depth to water is less than 50 feet. Regional ground-water . flow is likely to be toward the southwest. The exact hydraulic gradient is unknown and will vary from one location to another. However, the regional hydraulic gradient may be inferred, based upon surface topography, as approximately 20 feet/mile. Local flow patterns and hydraulic gradients will vary in the dolomitic limestone due to differential solution along fracture sets and the presence of rock voids (caverns and cavities). Hydraulic gradients will steepen at and near the valley edges. Most residents in the subject area obtain their water supply from private wells. A public water supply currently services Washington Borough and parts of Washington Township. The public water supply will soon be extended into areas previously "red lined" by this Bureau (See memo from Muscalo to Saroya dated May 7, 1985) . If you have any questions or require further clarification, feel free tQ c-a 11. I will continue to assist in this matter as-Reeded. DM:edg cc: HK/WFA/SWJ/File Isabel Boho, Northern Region Enforcement, DWR David Seter, Bureau of Water Supply, DWR Eric Evenson, DWR Superfund Coordinator 100088 3 u)A O 00 GEOLOGIC OVERLAY SHEET 24 ^ LhGF D TRIASSIC Ite BRUNSWICK FORMATION Itl L0CKAT0N6 FORMATION lb STOCKTON FORMATION Ke BORDER CONGLOMERATE Ibt BASALT 'Rdb DIABASE ORDOVICIAN Omb MARTINSBUR6 FORMATION Ojb JACKS0NBUR6 FORMATION Ojr JACK^ONBURG FORMATION, CEMENT ROCK FACIES (LIMY SHALE) OJt JACKSONBURG FORMATION, CEMENT LIMESTONE FACIES (LIMESTONE) Oo ONTELAUNEE FORMATION 0« EPLER FORMATION Or RICKENBACH FORMATION CAMBRIAN -Co ALLENTOWN FORMATION -ei LEITHSVILLE FORMATION -eh HARDirSTON FORMATION CAMBRO-ORDOVICIAN •COu UNDIFFERENTIATED CAMBRO-ORDOVICIAN •eOk KITTATINNY GROUP (UNDIFFERENTIATED) PRE-CAMBRIAN P€ UNDIFFERENTIATED PRE-CAMBRIAN am AMPHIBOLITE di PSEUDODiORITE go MiCROPERTHITE ALASKITE goo ALBITE-OLIGOCLASE GRANITE gb BIOTITE GRANITE gh HORNBLENDE GRANITE gmo-- MICROANTIPERTHITE ALASKITE " ' gnb BIOTITE-QUARTZ-PLAGIOCLASE GNEISS gnk POTASSIC FELDSPAR GNEISS gnm MIXED GNEISSES .PYROXENj !!i.A6IO( 100090 Ot EPLEK FORMATION ) Or RICKENBACH FORMATION CAMBRIAN •Go ALLENTOWN FORMATION -61 LEITHSVILLE FORMATION •eh HAROrSTON FORMATION CAMBRO-ORDOVICIAN -eOu UNDIFFERENTIATED CAMBRO-ORDOVICIAN •eOk KITTATINNY GROUP (UNDIFFERENTIATED) PRE-CAMBRIAN P€ UNDIFFERENTIATED PRE-CAMBRIAN om AMPHIBOLITE di PSEUDODIORITE go MICROPERTHITE ALASKITE goo ALBITE-OLIGOCLASE GRANITE gb BIOTITE GRANITE gh HORNBLENDE GRANITE gmo MICROANTIPERTHITE ALASKITE gnb BI0TITE-0U.ART2-PLAGI0CLASE GNEISS gnk POTASSIC FELDSPAR GNEISS gnm MIXED GNEISSES gp PYROXENE GRANITE gpq PLAGIOCLASE-QUARTZ GRANITE gpx PYROXENE GNEISS hgn HORNBLENDE GRANITE GNEISS hqo HYPERSTHENE-QUARTZ-ANDESINE GNEISS mig AMPHIBOLITE MIGMATITE mtk MARBLE AND SKARN msv UNDIFFERENTIATED METASEDIMENTARY AND METAVOLCANIC ROCKS pqf PYROXENE-OUARTZ-FELDSPAR GNEISS pto ALBITE PEGMATITE pxg PYROXENE AUGEN GNEISS qd QUARTZ DIORITE qfb OUARTZ-FELOSPAR-BIOTITE GNEISS qo OLIGOCLASE-QUARTZ GNEISS - =- AGE UNKNOWN db DIABASE DIKES 100091 CONTACT BUCKHORN SPRINGS / WATER CQ / / \ ALAN VOODSl O y< .(A.FEFRANTE / \ \ ^ EW^RTSVILLE WATER CO. 100092 WATER SUPPLY OVERLAY SHEET 24 C-5 COMPILATION LEGEND \.y,'.\'] AREA SERVED W PRIVATE WATER SERVKJE COMPANIES AREA SERVED BY REGtONALLY OWNED WATER SERVICE OOMPANIEt AREA SERVED BY MUNiaPAUY OWNED WATER SERVICE C0MMNC8 AREA NOT PRESCNTUr SERVED BY WATER SERVK£ D PUBLIC SUPPLY WELLS O SURFACE WATER INTAKE MAJOR WATER MAINS TOWNSHIP BOUNDARIES COUNTY BOUNDARIES SIATE BOUNDARIES ALL MAP COORDINATES ARE FOR THE LOWER LEFT HAND CORNER LOCATK)NS AND OWNERS OF PUBLIC SUPPLY WELLS 24-04-248 Pequest Water Company 24-04-678 Town of Hacketcstovn 24-04-678 Town of Hackettstown 24-04-697 House of Good Shepherd 24-04-919 Town of Hackettstown 24-04-934 Town of Hackettstown 24-04-943 Town of Hackettstown 24-04-953 Hackettstown Municipal Utilities Auth. 24-04-953 Hackettstown Municipal Utilities Auth. 24-12-938 Washington Water Cknnpany 24-13-225 Warren Haven Board of Freeholders •24-13-729 Nev Jersey Water Co. 24-14-255 Diamond Hill Estates 24-14-257 Diamond Hill Estates ~ ^ 24-14-258 Diamond Hill Estates 24-14-324 Heath Village 24-14-341 Hackettstown Municipal Utilities Auth. 24-14-392 Schooley Mountain Water Company 24-21-172 Peoples Water Company 24-21-172 Peoples Water Company 24-21-172 Peoples Water Company 100093 24-22-746 Bloomsbury Water Co. 24-23-946 State of Nev Jersey 24-23-978 Town of Clinton 24-24-221 Califon Water Company C-3 Jfit,L.U lAeot-AT- ,^^ -S M C^T 4. a-nvTic Ot-a rvi e iK, Pe<='TU CAS>«^ UEVEl^ S)ltM_ •at****. ft^MWI^AIca 1 rf.« ciiAi^'^ HA' Hi' so «-| 1 p 14- IX-88*1 t.1 Atl-b^-b'^t. 3o5' |C»<,' TCt- fo».-rwt so' 6 -•S, c iitK 7-r 1 ^ 200' |ft9' 80' 30' • 5 (3K i. e*"^ OULS K I 2.M - •i.-'tl.ft 50' G 7 ZM «i- "^^fe ij v^^xTht^l. a^f' TO' .*'/' 8 5KA<^<. ^M- 11 "IHS >LiMi( k rOA.lt, 'To' ^ r'uict- »f^ "2.fto' 'HO —- • »o Hsi'xy <3(t»«< <*vIo«Tn* 1 30' n 2S- IC -'>'?3 7-^ Tct- Po»iTn»f, il »^\ ..» 1 k.<,Cl< Li\fAtt^-ra>^tt- ;4,5' / .. / -so »3 H f VfJ O'1-& »* 4S' i-5 '45 '••— H i^rt^t^ i»>/M t^nt- •i *S AM^?^/""^'^ C *W CO. f 33' . »8 IslT. 6*»-»- "'tiJl^Ao.lt x«»-/;^ .^xT A^nMt ^n.»«'t- 3*' ^*' a-CO 'b^ irMOo»T<»^^C A/J ul/ktV«. 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(^Sa feai*/tf •L^na^ //7g// ^ V" 7)a^/^ x/t/r -rye/Jrr USi^ rLr/fi>4, -TPJ .^/^ />^^ <^i^^c^/t-/) > TREATMENT: source, type, capacities(mgd): <^a-.s a A//TI-in^Y/ e^ Est Tot Eff Cap: J . 3 4 .-r^A FINISHED WATER STORAGE: descriptions. locaUons, capacities(ing): Ga^r.Lt^nA^ Y-n. nK O - S' f-n^ ' m Est Tot Cap: EMERGENCY INTERCONNECTIONS: descriptions, available gailonage(mgd): Est Tot Avail: AUXILlARV-PeWER: location, type, capabilities: ^ •7^ '/s />Ji/ err? /f^e J6^ /JU.^US/ yf^S'^/^ ^ Mebe-: Dwell? No.'?, o.-U Ni* S ^JsL- \h-yL^^\ ^-- i>-K ' ^ \ ' W^ ) •n^ NJDEP . DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES Sgge 2 <^y^3 7 ^r^/ PUBUC COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY INSPECTION DELIVERY INFORMATION PLANT DELIVERED WATER ,/ Annual (mgdjnonth.year) Max C ^ W yVS Min aS-^S ^ya Average 0-S90 BULK PURCHASES (provider jngd> BULK SALES (customer, mgd) -^ NUMBER OF SERVICES r^^2o % METERED y O c MUNICIPALITIE:iFALITI£S5 SERVED 1 ^ (est, services in each) /AJ^^^,na Yrrr^ '^ct^ou^A ^ '7^^r\£h/f? TOTAL ESTIMATED POPULATION SERVICED // ocQ CURRENT/RECENT WATER RESTRICTIONS AJ<^r-,a NEW CONSTRUCTION (Project Numbers) DISTRIBUTION MAINS: Sizing ^,'//-" (min) to .^L£. 4niax) Pressures -yg -psJu (pinn) to _ /ACPSC (max) Hydrants/Flushing Program /Ir,na s I MONITORING & REPORTING PARAMETER(S) FREQUENCY REQUIRED FREQUENCY PERFORMED Coliform JrQ^ /rrjen'//rrjen h y^/^ary/Z Inorganics j/f ^ /- A :^ Nitrate y p TV r /fa;. Trihalomethanes ^ jaii^fcvf frr-iy _.__ Organics •Ci/^^y J ui^IrS ^7^ g ,/ri-t, 3 t/p ^/-.J- ''7y3 Turbidity •^ 2lS^ \/eif-rliz^ ^ y faf/o zWT4 ^ f?vA\rJc^Qi(-R,'l €U€^ wS^ ^^s - '^—: 7*" y^^mr^'!'^ AJini'er/.T,U/nrrK^t ' NAME OF LABORATORY /^ r7->/=>i-'jhztn lO^^^ Jl nj-ry>17 a P^ CERTIFICATION # '^'^/Sp' ADDRESS (^ iyfi>er)uv c 1^ J Q'^'nn COMPLUNCE EVALUATION SOURCE DEFICIENCIES ^ one. ..£ATMENT DEFICIENCIES J^/^t-J'^no Xr^oj7y /i/^J^/AJf^^U ^n /-^ 4^-n ll.^pW Aa^ ^^•^•|f a..^y-nir^La—/Hi^fG /iiA,^(A.rj Y /f^^i^- 100097 ~€r { •• ) Form DWR14i NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 7/B1 'i DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES r ENFORCEMENT* REGULATORY SERVICES COMPLUcNCE EVALUATION INSPECTION PUBUC COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY DATE /r GtL^A>^ r*^St^ GENERAL INFORMATION PURVEYOR/ FACIUTY FILE LOCATION p-^>^^/r„ "^n -^Ay,^ id. ^^^ ^^^^ ' PW.|D» ^,e>^a^/ MAILING ADDRES;^^uur^.jr 7 "^f-s-m-Au^^i2af^ _ MJ»^i^lm^ I /^ REQUIRED T — ^ ADMIN. Ja^.^ y^/>g/ LICENSES W — BUSINESS TELEPHONE # Admir^jf^g/- ^y^-4!y..<^<5 Licensed Operators: T — W — FACILITY DESCRIPTION SOURCES: descriptions, locations, capacities(mgd): Ue// I nm St '/c o. o S,f ar^^ Est Tot EfTCap: ^- oi.f yrralL TREATMENT: source,type, capacities(mgd) /iJf^e. Est Tot Eff Cap: FINISHED WATER STORAGE: descriptions,locations, capacities(mg): '• C>e>3^ /77a AYJi'A^/7nf>f^r'^-3^Wk ^>*f^ ^{yfiL A.;*.- Air*t t>t-e:s^f/rJ Est Tot Cap: e>- O n^A ,rrr ^ EMERGENCY INTERCONNECTIONS: descriptions, available gallonage(mgd): jA^/y/f^^ Est Tot Avail: ~" AUXILIARY POWER: location, type.capabilities: ^rr^^ t^O^f^J* t/ /Ji'^fi*"^ ^mt^ -T^tJ •»:/'». A/(». 100098 C^ "Jisf . tJJDEP • DIVISION OF WATER RESOURC ) Page 2 PUBLIC COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY INSPECHON c^/ oSoo / DELIVERY INFORMATION PLANT DELIVERED WATER Annual £'S'^/'n 2».<«p A-T . (mgdjnonth.vear) Max//yy>w>,^^y^ Mi.; ^nA^n ifiJ^n Average a; e> e^^.-ryt/ BULK PURCHASES (provider jngd) AJ^^o BULK SALES (customer, mgd) AJane, NUMBER OF SERVICES , ^r> % METERED O MUNldPALFTIES SERVED (est, services in each) Tl. ^ :/^ ^ y, T. i~M ^^TA TOTAL ESTIMATED POPULATION SERVICED /Co CURRENT/RECENT WATER RESTRICTIONS AJ^ „ ^ NEW CONSTRUCTION (Project Numbers) ^nn^ DISTRIBUTION MAINS: Sizing ^AL (min) to. r^'/^'^ -(max) Pressures ^JL yTJt (min) to. So^.'J'/ ' (max) Hydrants/Flushing Program MONITORING &. REPORTING FARAMETER{S) FREQUESCY REQUIRED FREQUESCY PERFORMED Coliform A fCiff /-nenrtt/A rSi /TT.r /Tzan^^A Inorganics fiiejrL -^e£A. tS- sLu£. ^ y n->- •< rLujs. SJ- Trihalomethanes ^ Organics Turbidity RziAk'tila Aumf*. // ya.*-J! g NAME OF LABORATORY y^. >/ ^^ .^.r^r^.n-r CERTIFICATION # /^^a*/^ ADDRESS ~^g^nj4rr /t/ ^ nrnn'7yt ^ C^^I-^fSi^-./£ / d C0MPLL\NCE EVALUATION SOURCE DEFICIENCIES A)»^P REATMENT DEFICIENCIES /K]^ r-, o 100099 C-b Pomi OWR-138 Coord: 2kl2&77 11/80 STATE OF NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIROMMCNTAL PROTSCTiON PERMIT NO. . 7162 DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES APPUCATION NO. Warren WELL RECORD COUNTV. FERGUSON, *AY\E li. &0K 15 1. OWNER. ADDRESS Owner's Well No. - SURFACE ELEVATION ^^ ^^ Jrmm. 2. LOCATION . Lot: 3.02 Block: 26 Municipality: Franklin Twp. Cola 1 uce V^el 1 Dr i 1 1 i ng 3. DATE COMPLETED >^w^> .V rdff, ^/ DRILLER 4. DIAMETER: Top ^indm Bottom ^ TOTAL DEPTH. JJilSm. 5. CASING: Type ^^ff,L Diameter '•"B* ^>» P—» 6. SCREEN: Type, Sa of Opening. Diametar i!:^.^.>w/^- Jmx Top. Feet Rang•inD•pt^ GeoiogicFonnattoo^^' *^f' £^^ J^r^^ { Bottom Feet Tail Piece: Diameter. .Inches Length. Jm. WELL FLOWS NATURALLY Gallons per minute at Feet above wrfaea Water rins to Feet above surface 8. RECORD OF TEST: "— , ^pz^^'l ^/7 /^^ Static water level before pumping /^, Feet below surface •m Pumping level -^ ^ feet below surfaoa after tfAi/ztt' tMun pumping Drawdown tji Feet Specific Capachy _^.____ Gals, per min. par ft of draw^owgi How pumped /^f£r How measurad Ah& Observed effsct on near1>y weils , -.iV<7t(/l^ 9. PERMANENT PUMPING EQUIPMENT: - /^O/T^ //?5^^ Type Mfrs. Name Capacity G.P.M. How Driven H.P. R.P.M. Depth of Pump in welt Feet Depth of Footpieos in wail Feet Depth of Air Une in wall Feat Type of Meter on Pump Sa. Average 3'iSjf,. Gallon* Daily ia USED FOR u/l m f,i^f>c AMOUNT { Galiona Daily 11. QUALITY OF WATER .fiA d. Samplt: Yei ttP Taste ^ Color. Temp. -^*- OF. o 12. LOG Ars samples available? o (Glv9 (iftallt on b»ek ofihmt or on ttp»r»t» $hmt Ifthetrie log yum madt. pitmt fumUi eepyj i-» if o \ SOURCE OF DATA //h// ^^7)^?,'//L/2^ o 14. DATA OBTAINED BY f:^/¥^.^ ,//: Cfc /ftr/^^C 4 Date r^- V' '^^ (NOTE: Ust ottm tidt of thit thtt for additional infomtation tuch ai log ofmatarialt paimntad, analyslt of tha watar. skatch map, skatch ofv>*cial eating arrangamanu, MeJ •.AJ:.^- :;...<- Let's protect dur NEW JERSE . JEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTA kOTEClTON ^H * ^2- '^ 9 ^ Bureau of Geology & Topography P.O. Box 1390 Trenton, NJ 08625 >VATER ^VELL RECORD 100101 Completed record must be returned 60 days after completion of well (NJSA 58:4A-14 - 15) 1 .BINT ONLV IN SPACES PHOVIDEO 2. CHECK ^ COWWECT BOX WHERE APPLtCAeLE TOWNSHIP. eonouGH. cirv. LOT PEBMIT NO //^^/•^ y/f /^y^ OWNER (LASTtgAME PInSXJ ADDRESJOSESS DATE COyPLETED OAYiZ^^fl^WO . I^ M LOG OF OVERBURDEN AND BEDROCK MATERIALS ISEE INSTRUCTIONS! MOST DEPTH • PEET | OTHER MATERIALS GENERAL COLOR GENERAL DESCRIPTION COMMON MATERIAL PROM TO C^ •_i u ^dv * .cLOjiU^ o 3^ ^^^ ^"^ MJiO^ -^^^Af- ^^ It Co ^0^f^,2LjL ^ZJT \t1m ^os" • SIZE IS) OF OPCNINfi DIAMETER CASING 8i OPEN HOLE RECORD | (SLOT NO,) Ul INSIDE WALL DEPTH FEET 1 Ul INCHES PEET OIAM. MATERIAL THtaCNOE LOG? PROM TO K MATERIAL AND TYPE DEPTH TO TOP INCHES INCHES OF SCREEN YES D NO n d tfsTEEL FEET D PLASTIC o IO(c D OTHER Al^o SEIVE ANALYSIS YES D NO D TYPE(S) • OPEN HOLE GRAVEL PACK YES D NO D SIZE DATE DSTEEL D PLASTIC PLUGGING & SEALING RECORD nOTHER DEPTH SET AT- FEET | PERFORMED BY a^PEN HOLE /o C MATERIAL AND TVPE J^VP^JK^:"-,, % 3^br PROM TO D STEEL a PLASTIC i£?lo Cajr^>*^ CiAJti^^-'*^ Q OTHER c • OPEN HOLE ^. BOREHOLE RECORD | Q iC(r K ..,:A ,1 PUMPINO T^S^METHOO PUMPINO RATe ^ OURATIOM OP PUMPINO U>CATION OF WELL IS FINAL [ywATER SUPPLY a ASANDOMEO, INSUPFICISMT SUPPLVj STATUS. D OaSERVATIONWSLL a TEST HOLS. -^ ./jord: 241288'f ^ tamOWR-iaS STATE OF NEW JERSEY 24173*^ "'^ O&ARTMerr OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PCMMTNO. ^ , •DivmoN OF fiArm RESOURCES AfPUCAnON MQ 11,1 _ WELL RECORD ««^ __—— SIGLER, IRVIN P. BROAD*AY, N3 08808 L OWNER . ADDRESS Owner's Well No. SURFACE ELEVATION ^^^ Feet LOCATION ^°* ' ^^^ Block: 9 Municipality: Frank mTTW?)'!'*^' ~a ~/ 7^ ITU Coialuce Wei 1 Dr i 1 1 i ng 3. DATE COMPLETED j^n^^J^ /^ /^i»#^ DRILLER 4, DIAMETER: Top oL^indtm Bottom __^ inches TOTAL DEPTH Cjd^Lfmk & CASING: Type ^f^-^L Diameter .^_^_ Inches Lmglh 2i£lFeet a. SCREEN: Type Sia of Opening Oiametar UtOm . Langlh Feet RangsinDepth y"" ^ • <^o^ Fo^o. 1^ ^ ^ ^ ' ^^ J^^ ^^.f"^^ (Bottom Feet ^ p- / Vi"/*. Jdi^r^^tX. Tailpiece: ni«mt»r i«eht Length .Feet 7. WELL FLOWS NATURALLY '^ Gallons per minute at Feet above surface Water rises to Feet above surface 8. RECORD OF TEST: Date Aniry/. y^ /^£ 4/ Yi,jd /y^ Gallons per minute Stttic watsr level before pumping ^. ¥ Feet below surface Pumping level ' -^ ^ feet below surface after -/^u/i^ hours pumping Drawdown // Feet Specific Capacity Gals, per min. per ft of drawdown How pumped ^^/JS. How measured ^y/nA: , •' "^^imiy^ 9. PERMANENT PUMPING EQUIPMENT: i:*^]?^^/^ //7^/^^ Type Mfn. Name Capacity G.P,M. How Driven H,P. R.P.M. Depth of Pump in «vell ______Feet Depth of Footpieoe in well Feet Depth of Air Une in well Feet Type of Meter on Pump Sia Inches / ^j ' f Average ^-fv Gallons Daily ia USED FOR ^/fi/rtLS^'^ AMOUNT \ ^ / \ Maximum _^i££___ Gallons Daily II. QUALITY OF WATER ^ ^^ Sampie: Ya No_!l_ Tarter - :y^-^-^--- •- ^ j/'^-"''- , Color CJUf^ Tem(i,jifi_- «»F. tZ LOG_- Ars samples available? (/^^ lOSa dnaUitM baek 9f ihmt or on mptnm iltait. fft/m.oiv tot mm imdt.n'ntt fimtkli eopyj /f 13. SOURCE OF DATA /J^Jl <7)^///f^J o o DATA OBTAINED BY ^\l^^^.'^,/^ fK./^/^/^.^ n.t. c^ (NOTE: Uta odtar sida of this thaat for additional information tuch at log of matariait panetratad. analytit of tha watar, tkateh map, tkatch oftpaclal eating arrangamanti, ate.1 c-r .,i.SE-liB- r" i^Z****"''* STATE OF NEW JERSEY ^ I j^^ ^ M "'" DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PERMIT MQ J V«-»iS73M DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES 7 APPLICATION NO. WELL RECORD couNTyJfcic 1. OWNER^/^ fi 3. DATE COMPLETED _ ft'-Zf*^ f>" r^R 111 PR ^^"^^ ^-jv^*»*V^^^^ 4. DIAMETER: Top—^ inches Bottom _ji.^ inches TOTAL DEPTH ^i2^__Feet 6. CASING: Type t^ '1 X , 6. SCREEN:. JType .^J _J Sia of Opening Diameter j::_ Inches ^ Length ___:i__Faet Top Feet Rangs in Depth \ ^ Geologic Formation [ Bottom Feet Tail Piece: Diameter Inches Length Feet 7. WELL FLOWS NATURALLY *h^ Gallons per minute at Feet above surface Water rises to Feet above surface 8. RECORD OF TEST: Date ^ — /x - (T ^—' Yield i£2- Gallons per minute Static water level before pumping 5 ^ Feet below surface Pumping level .. Q. feet below surface after '. SLZ. hours plumping Drawdown yL^'n.X^ Feet Specific Capacity Gals, per min. per ft of drawdown How pumped _^2^Sl^r cDo^/^ How meesured ^^'T)^ ^l^£ CP Observed effect on nearby wells 9. PERMANENT PUMPING EQUIPMENT: Type Mfrs. Name Capacity G.P.M. How Driven H.P. R.P.M. Depth of-Pump in well Feet Depth of Footpiece in well Feet Depth of Air Line in well Feet Type of Meter on Pump Sia Inches >p—^. • ( Average Gallons Daily ia USED FOR {jQijLt .as* AMOUNT \ ^Maximum Gallons Daily 11. QUAUTY OF WATER Sample: '^•^ ^ ^o T«««« Odor Color Temp "F. 12. irm 04^ jfc2^<^ jfNrTi^ ^ Are samples available? j:* (Cl\m dotalUJbn bock of t/ton or on mpvtt shoot If oloctrie log wm mod*, pleoto fumlth copy.) ^ -. SOURCE OF DATA (joj 14. DATA OBTAINED BY Date r (NO TE: Uta othar tida of thit thaat for additional information tuch as log of matarialt penetratad, y aoafytlt of tha water, tkatch map^tkatch of tpecM eating arrangemantt, ate.) C^ " ^ ^J?'•^JJ^'^.i-^." • :•-:'•:= VTSi^jT:.- •;.. i> »,• >'• -Ki-:--^: .u'-'t^i .-^ -> ^ 'V^ ^ f^^ S^£_ ^' •< \ /3/3^-fcrvx^ ..:i^-::".-J •^•%t_\\T^^.-y.: 3 Hi ^- /r^ Z^ ^^^6^ C- •^ ,> .:r>,d^ \;W:i:2:>.-.r^P^> N >>.-*-3 c*<>>- r-eO »f»W6-r' ,_.._ *..Vtw, .' ra*,:. —• >'^>A.J «vi-i O"? V%0«np«Br; __ :^ a»i^ ... • c-Ji Xi 100104 •^ , ti..-.-:t= •<< ,WK»frtr^.t»r;*.^ ,, G-^ ^•;.;:n,;-;i---^f '' i-ik;-. V ,^:^ .OWAimilNT OP OONHRVATION of .Wifi pBOBtr 1. nwNPRJ^g^P^ blelanouBkl ADDRESS R D 1 Washington N.J. Oener'8 »ell No.Si=lS22 SUFFACF ELEVATION Peet (akor. assR s.» 1«T*1) 2. LOCATION ^1®^*®*^^ Valley -iTarren Comity 3. DATE COMPLETED _Jul2_lkil2SlDRILLER Thoa, Eyarmon i. DIAMETER: 1top-_6..^lBcfaM Bottoa ^ Jnchw TOT At iJfcU,,. ^_ . , 5. CASiWC:1»P>g!fg^'* rtaal ' OlKseter^ —TltflnM SIM of • ' y-'j:<^' • 6. SCREEN :1>pe- Opaniiif. Diaaatar. .ZadMB haagtt yLi^jOL^rmt ••^.' *op , Feet Oeolode R>n»tloB 1$ "FT GEI«r *35 yi^^&iliiftto Raace in Depth< Bottoa Feet Tail piece. Diaaeter ,Inches Length Peet 7. WELL FLOWS NATURALLY . Gallons per Minute at .Feet above surface Water rises to .Peet above surface 30 8. RECORD OF TEST: Date j:^!^^.^!^^-!^ Yield . Galloos per Binote Static eater level before puBplnj Feet beloe asTfaee Puapiac level 'B .feet below aurface after ona Draedoen Feet 4)eclfic OMiaeity. Hoe PuBped Bflll Or- ir::: —: ___^Hov •Manrart y, w'' • -u*v'^^Rf|ll^W*-"jj^ Observed effect .oono oeartneartv •^^^^'"—Ife^^- ^ '' nOMT^^nonif ' '^-"^^^•^^^^"^"'''^^^^^^^^^ vf>..> 9. PERMANENT PUMPING EQUIPMENT: Type ITona cepacity . Qallons per •imite How Driven Horse Pcwer R.P.M. Depth of pUBp in well . Peet Depth of Foot piece in well .Feet Depth of Air Line in well Peet ^rpe of Meter on Pu«p 10. USEJED FOFOR^-—R ^ • .,^oni^Bti ... c r—^ 1^4—^ .( Avenue _^_..— •V-: •••;^-^;;.--^-*i^^,-.A •--I'P^^^fhdi^^l ..4!:--^^iv: ^S^ 11 w. QUAtlllT :C^. WA!TO:&i^^g|3 12. .»nl5ft»of «l«r-3SWgt3^i Are (SIT* «.t«lU m kMk .r 13. SOURCE OF DATA Wflll-drlllar Thos* Evermon H DATE July ^t '$k O 14. DATA OBTAINED B o H o ( '•W^ 4. .^^ DEPARTMIKT OP AND ECONOMIC 4l»lieatlaa Mow / - .y DlvisiQiiof Water ObtBtr -. § WELL v-/>'^3y Co 1. OWNER L. R, B lank ADDRESS Kesart Ara. Vaahingt«n,V.J. Oimer's Veil No. ?H-''''7^ SURFACF ELEVATION Feet (tlkm. i*««i) 2. LOCATION Bgaaa Caatla Road >ReD» ¥aahlngtop< l^J. 3. DATE COMPLETED^J!a3z_|0,1953DRILLER Thf^^ff fTtmim 6" 6" TOTAL DKP1 i3« .Feet 4. DIAMETER: 1iop__I_laches Bottoa^__Z^XiielMs tr.i.T^':rr>-*--' •.^• 5. CASING: «rpe_ Diaaeter. 6" Slae of 6. SCREEN: 1»pe_ Openiac. DiaMter. .ladies Laattt ,FMt Top Feet Geologic PoraaticD Raoce ia Deptb< BottoB Feet Tailpiece. Diaaeter Inches Length peet 7. WELL FLOWS NATURALLY Gallons per Minute at .Feet above surface Water rises to .Peet above surface 8. RECORD OF TEST:Date ^11^^ 30»1953 yield la gals, . Galloos per aiante Static water level before paving ^Qt -it: Feet below stirfaee PUBPiag level 3&1 .feet below surface after ^ boors piapiag Drawdown A . Feet Specific c^peeitv IQ Gala. ;per ala. Bov Poaped Rada RMV. Ihwm^ | Howaeaaored 60 saaond>; ' i^'^^f^^^. Observed effect OD neariv wells TMXM ^ mm^^^^^mm .A5>- 9. PERMANENT PUMPING EQUIPMENT: ^^ Rada Submerga raap Capacity l!!Ll!?fl.i?S~~ ^ ~0aHa>SS pepe?^l ^ How Driven Baotric Horse Power V^-^ ILF.M. 3^00. Depth of puap in well U5* . Peet Depth of Foot piece in well Faet Depth of Air Line in well Peet T^pe of Meter on Puap 10. USED FOR Popaatic ptuppoaa ( Average ^fcO t''» 3. RATF roMPi FTFn Jan.8, 19^9 npii i FR Wm, Stothoff Conpany, Inc. f *. DIAMETER: top _1Q inches Bottom _M_-lnche8 TOTAL DEPTH Jlil!^! Feet 6. CASING: Type ___dri2ej^£e ' DiaBeter_J£.^inches Length__I2__Fee t .-.__„ Size of , ' 6. SCRctN: Type —— Opening_^_ .Oianeter Inches length Feet Top Feet Re eeoio^l-c Formation J Bottom_____^ Feet ^ - ': Tail piece! Diameter Inches Length Feet 7. WELL FLOWS NATURALLY Gallons per Minute at Feet above surface Water rises to Feet above surface 8. RECORD OF TEST: n«t>. J&"' 5, 1959 Yield __Ji^E___fialions per einute Static water level fanfare' puwDing ' 37 ,\__ .Feet below surface Pumping level___ii2 feet below surface after 2 hours puaping nrawrinwn 9' Feet Specific Capacity Gals, per min. per ft. of drawdown How p»«B..ri Turbine „ow -ea.ur«d Orifice Observed effect on nearby wells 9. PERMANENT PUMPING EQUIPMENT: Type : Mfrs. Name . . Capacity G.P.M. How Driven H.P R.P.M. Depth of Pump in well Feet Depth of Footpiece in well. Feet Depth of Air Line in well Feet Type of Meter on P"«p Size Inches •roe+ w^n (AveragAveragee . Gallons Daily 10. USED FOR Test well AMOUNT < { Max imua. Gallons Daily II. QUALITY OF WATER Saaple: Yes . ._ Jlo. Ta.t. none nnor none Col or__cl*!£___ Teap. — M 12. LOG See other side <^^e samples available? no . ° (Ciy* dttail* on back of (Aaet or on otpmrmf ahact. // oloctrie lot wtt mmdo, siaaaa f-i f urni th copy ) O u. SOURCE OF DATA Well Statement. DATA OBTAINED BY H. J. Stothoff 0,t, August 26, 19$9 (NOTE: Voo other *ido of thio ahoot for oddit ional in format ion auch aa log of mmtorlmla pom a 11 at ad , analyaia ot tho watar, akateh map, akateh t-f apaelml e*aii>t 'rranfamanta ale.J c-r \ Record of well 10* well 3l45'6". deepa Drilled and drove 10" pipe to and tight in the rock 70' from the surface and then drilled the 10" hole on in the rock Fornation 0* - 2lii elay k atones 2U* - 32* boulders 32' *- U6* hardpan U8' - 58' yellow clay 58' - 63' rock & clay 63' - 70' broken eeai^ rock 70' - 78» liseetone rock 78' - 82' broken rock and clay 82' - 136* limestone rock 136* - lUO' broken rock & clay lUO' - 160' limestone rock 160' > 166' broken rock & claj 166' - 3U5'6" limestone rock Test on well with turbine puap 70' setting flow U65 gallon per minute drawdoan ]46' from the srurfsce. Static water level 37' from the surface. Pumped well 5 days to cleiar water. Well drilled Sept. 2/58 - Jan. 8,59. Rec^ ^^1' f^/fcy /4«f 27, /^?Sf 100108 C-^ rMM 87 i DEPARTMENT OF COHSERVATiON Per.It No.^^£^^£|2- AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Application Na DIVISION OF WATER POLICY t SUPPLY County 8 WELL RECORD OWNER Qvw^^y J'^^.y ADDRESS /f^JQ. -£^y9sAyrr^ &9yr^ JO^^^ Owner's We!1I1 Mo. ^ 2. LOCATION /IJ6'^^' y-'-r.'.^r t • .<4\^ ^.'^^^y ^-*w/ ^.it^X.,.^;^;^ ^g. 3. DATE COMPLETED (Sj^^ .fsTnttinPU /^yr^/JJ^^ ^!L^^€<.e^ ' i». DIAMETER: top...^^ Inches Bottom __^_lnehea TOTAL DEPTH—_-^El_Feet 6. CASING: Type ___,^^fifi5:^ 0 iaaeter_L__^-_lnchee Length^2^1__Fee t 6. SCREEN: Type>^tt£dtfL Opening. Diaaeter Inches Length Feet Range hin Depth / Geologic Fo rmat i on -y^t/f>»vfctf>-'-^-*v-< ( Bottom Feet ^ Tail pieceJ Diameter Inches Length Feet WELL FLOWS NATURALLY,,4^:^__ Gal 1 ons per Minute at Feet above surface Water rises to .Feet above surface RECORD OF TEST: na»* L/jJr^// ^^ i^ct' Yifcld _s^je__^aanons per ainute Static water level before puaping Y^f Feet below surface Puaping level UL/1 feet below surface after_^ hours puaping D rawdown___/^2 Feet Specific Capaci ty_b2^L_—Gals, per ain. per ft. of drawdown How Puaped ^/^J- ^^.£-,—a^/ How measured ^jZlX.:.^^- ^^L-^.^ Observed effect on nearby wells .yyr^^ryr » ^ 9. PERMANENT PUMPING EQUIPMENT: - /i,.^ U^„.,*.tZ^€^ Type Mfrs. Heme Capacity G.P.M. How Driven H.P. R.P.M. Depth of Puap in well Feet Depth of Footpiece in "•i' Feet Depth of Air Line in well Feet Type of Meter on Puap Size Inches ^ -TT (ivaraqii ^ ^^ Bell an • Daily 10. USED FOR /7/r-rHf'tl<^'^ AMOUNT X ^• ^ Max iau»_i,2^.2___ gallons Daily II. QUALITY OF WATER QuzJ^ Sample: Yes No. •^ M O Ta a •«. ^/yjr/yy* Odor jJ^j^A. f.nlnr &£»^m^*^ Temp.. o M LOG Are samples available? -^df£^SA _ O (Civa dataila e>nn back of ahoot or on aeparata ahottahoet. If altctrielectriec log waa mada, olaaaa // VO furniah copy) 13. SOURCE OF DATA ^^Z/",// ^7^^///^!^: U. DATA OBTAINED BY /A^^^S..i^^. /^^J^A^^,^ Date (^<:^.3Crf" /^. g^ (HOTMs Vaa othar oido^of tklaohaatifOj^sd4it'l^at.2^mformmtimm»m»k^o-1^\^^^^ onalTOlo *r:thm Wtar,%rt«*>» mmp, •t%jPgf^^tnti^ikt.^;ommiMt *ttomtomo»'l»roti^-^^ •••.•---.•'-,,.- 2412967 'Farm DWR-138 STATE OF NEW JERSEY 1M0 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ^OTECTION PERMIT NO. . DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES APPLICATION NO. Marr WELL RECORD COUNTY _iii '.'•.'<'^*^ PHILLIPS, WILLIAM H. 467 R.D. 1 1. OWNER. _ ADDRESS Owner's Well No. SURFACE ELEVATION /.u.o>./naan M. wJ .feet 2. LOCATION Lot! 42 Block: 68 Municipality: Washington Twp. Soinerville Well Drilling Co. 3. DATE COMPLETED 6/12^4 DRILLER 4. DIAMETER: Top_iO_jngj,es Bottom Pinches TOTAL DEPTH. 200 .feet 5. CASING: Type dxivB Diameter ..§ Inches Length. 87 .feet 6. SCREEN: Type Size of Opening. Diameter Inches Length. Jan. Top. , Feet Range in Depth Geologic Formation ( Bottom Feet Tail Piece: Diameter. .Inches Lertgth. _Feet 7. WELL FLOWS NATURALLY Gallons per minute at. Feet above surface Water rises to Feet above surface 8. RECORD OF TEST: Date 6/12/84 Yield. 40 Gallons per minute Static water level before pumping -5fl_ Feet below surface Pumping level 100 feet below surface after 8 . hours pumping Drawdown 50 Peet Specific Capacity. _Z Gals, per min. per ft of drawdown How pumped aar How measured SUaix • Observed effect on nearby wells . nnn^ PERMANENT PUMPING EQUIPMENT: Type Mfrs. Name Capacity G.P.M. How Driven H.P. R.P.M. Depth of Pump in well Feet Depth of Footpiece in well Feet Depth of Alr|.ii)e irf well Feet Type of Meter on Pump Size. .Inches f Average Gallons Daily 10. USED FOR gome a tig AMOUNT ^ W. 1 Maximum. Gallons Daily ^"^^mmi^^m^^^ —.-Sample: Ye»., .Jlo,. T.^.—^tme" -v-i*'^*'^^^^ none Color. clear Temp. -«F. 12. LOG 0-77' overburden/ 77-200' limeatone Are samples available? .^SL tGl¥t dotallt on bock of thoot or on toportto thoot. If oloctrie log wot rrtodo. plaom tumi$h eoPY.1 H O 13. SOURCE OF DATA Somerville Well Drilling Co. . Inc. o H 4. DATA OBTAINED BY Same Date 6/22/84 H o (NOTE: Usa othar tida of thit sheet for additional information tuch as tog ofmatarialt penetrated, analytit of tha watar, tkatch map, tkatch oftpacial eating arrangemantt. ate.) r-r •• OtrAMTHlNT OT CNVH^OMKNTAL fHOTtCtfON N»ei« •••- OtVniOH Of VNkTtll miOUMCC) IttllMtlea 14 • TTT!" WELL BGCORD MMfK Harry Brook North :. AOOIESS R.D.#2, Box 253, Mflford, H.J. Ovser't WlH !•• *i..i..i_i_ SUniCe ElEVATtM - . , rest tatoto eaae #•• level I 1. iftriTiOM Lot A4. Bl. 57. Mill Pond Rd.. Waahijiaton Two.. Varran Ctv. I. tkU COMrUTCO 12/3/77 ORItLCR Soaerville Well Drilling Co., IB< «. OIAMCTCI: tet TOTAL arsf 170 saat 1. CAsme: TMS lasMt »««|efc 63 Seat «. SCICCN: Trsa laeftSf i».|efc Seat •••I* Is »•» IsslsfU reresiiea Tail •itctf litaettf, .iacfcfls IsAftk .fSft 7. WCll FLOWS NATtlMLLr. lailsaa ser Miautt st Water riisa to_ f»»t sfeevt aerfses RECORD OF TCST: Vate 12/3/77 ,„„ .lallsAt ssr aisstt Static estar Uvel I 30 ,F«tt Itlae tsrfste Paaslaf l«««l. 150 J99\ Stisw iffrfact afttr. ^»ort fsail.^i a>a«^>., 1-20 .rfa« Iseeifie CsMcitr. 2 .tsls. Mr ala. Mr fl. wf graWewa _ ' • wair" " • •e« Pvatei. air Rev • MifM4 affect ea etarsy wells none PEIMNCRT nj»\H C9UIPNCIIT: T|St Mfra. itae ClilClljr. t.P.W. NOW *'«•'«« N.P.. I.P.M. Deitk 4f f«e> la «elt. «•"* ftestli ef Peetfltes la esH I^tft af Ltr itaa ta etil ...feat Tyst ef Msttr an Ptep.,... Ills t^oooy. ' aallai* DSilf IS; t II. QUALITY or WATER good t«asl«! Tst. lt< aona none -r s Taste. e«er. noaa Calar. Teap. o l-» It. IM 0-^0 Sand & clay, 40-170 Limestone Are •ea»t«t avsHaHe? — H t9loa detotio 00 »«fl •/ saaal •/ •« •*#«/•(• •»«*(. 11 »l*af»K log ••• ••««. •!»••• Ier«»«a tMf} 13. SOURCE OF DATA Somerville Well DrnUng Co.. Ine. . . DATA OITAIHEO JT, Saaa a a abova. •St. ^ V^^/77 laeri.' e«e atU» uta at tajs aatet fot a44tttooal lototaati— e»eS ee lei ef eaietteU 9**Qj^^ Dtr^imilffT or CHVIKONMINTAI MtOTtC^i Nr«i< la.. OiVlllON Of WATtfl HHOUfietS AawtlMtlaa 14 a.... WELL RECORD /o :. own Marry Brook Worth ADDRESS R.D.#2, Box 253, Mflford, H.J. Ovaer** Well Re. .«„.-»..i_ SURFACE ELEVATION »••* raae*« eeee •«« l«»«l) I. tftgiltM Lot A4. Bl. 57. Mill Pond Rd.. Waahin^tan Tao.. Warren Ctv. I. DATE COMflETEO 12/3/77 ininra Soaiarvilla Wall Drilling Co.. Inc. a. DIAMETER: tet JJL.Iaeliei •etteai.Jl.taakas TaTAi arata 170 seat I. eAiiWtt? Tame Driva IUatUr....Li.iaelits «*>!«> 63 seat SCREEN: Trae Oseaiai.,.. Risaatar .latRas laaftl. .fast ...i-p-. F««t l«»fs la fret IsaUfit farasliaa ( lattaa. .—.-.. Past Tall sitcal litaetsr. Leeitli .Feat 7. WEIL FLOtrS NATURALLY, ill< Inwtt St F< 'fl t. RECORD OF TEST: Rate 12/3/77 YlaU .•sill 30 tt^tic eater level kefert aeaaiaf .....^ Peasisf i^wei 150 torn* selae aerfscs after. .kears Raaiii.4i . Orsvtfevs, 120 .Feat Rtacifle CsMcity. .lets. Mr ala. Mr ft. af *n^iMa Re* Fsasea, air Rat) • Msr«a# affect aa aaarsy walla none f. FEIMAHENT PtMPiNO EOOiFNERT: Type • „ Mfra. Raae CasscilT. •.P.M. Maw Orivae N.F. I.F.M. OsRtk if fsef ia «all.i.._ ,Feet Osfftk af Feetaicca ia esM Fast •S^tk af ilr iiaa ta aalt. .Faat Tysa af Msttr aa FsaR..,.. il>a...lack#e r: ^. _^pa. Aearsfe. ..^•allaai Daily lo; liEO^ gisi22£S££i£. { Mtstaaa, ...^lanaastaltf II. OVAtlTT Of WATER, good Isastet Tat. _ la. ..«* r.oto none none f»to, none Teat.. ', ."• o U«r. o II. I M 0-^0 Sand & clay, 40-170 Lixaestone |,, aaaslas svsilakle? - ttiao dototio •• a««t ef ««••! ot on oaooiof ta«a|. II oltr'ft lot •«• ••««. •!"•• M I«f«»«t toat) I). SOURCE OF DATA Somerville Well Drilling Co.. Ine. 11. DATA OITAIREO iY_Saaa aa abova. •ate 12/15/77 raari; a«e eiSe* aiSs er laie eSaei tat aMitiaaat iaferealiea see* aa la| ef eaieiiale 9»*(if^^ aaataaia at «»« auanf eAei** ae*. AAeie* er tflial eoatai attaataaoaf ele.l r ,HV. u Z^^-lX-f7^ X/Jo^r-e*^ (c> [/<'acorr• . (SJJ Route 24 — New Villoge Box 94 — R. D. No. 1 Woshington, New Jersey 07882 C' 1 'sj c 5 3250 ^5Li NJ V<_ 15 3251 a^Pl'^'i- 12 3252 •^,=z^ t^^A- 35