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I O N O � N W b o 00 V � O N O A g m b m RB.................. ........... No......................... THE COMMOFIWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS /BOARD OF O=HEALTH OF.... .................T/;?WN OF NORTH ANDOVER/ BOARD OF HEALTH 11111irtt#itul flit 1i�;�lnr��ci i�i�jr1jo 0111111ti.ttrtiIIII t[�t•utit�_°. n 7 nn �o� Application is hereby made for a Permit to Construct ( 64/or Repair ( ) an Ind vi 5 ��►t40misposal System at: f 11 .....................--------••-------..................-•-•- . ............ l.xation •Address .......................•---------._..._..... .� ... � .....:- .......... o,,.,,er n,taresa ...................................•----...................-----...........-------•-------........ nd,lress Tnstall er s3 �(��- - Type of 13uildhig j� Size Lot...._.o--------------•-- - Sq. feet Dwelling — No, of fletiron"rs.-----------/............................F\pansinn Attic ( ) Garbage Grinder ( ) p, Other—Type of Building ----- -..------------- ....... 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Percolation Test Results, Performed by.(/.1!/"i,sh4w,- -y �i ,--I .a Test Pit No. I......�3...nnnutesperinch Depth of fest Pit.......r.r ?-- I)rpth to ground water.._ ��--*�.-•.• fT4 minutes ,cr inch. Depth of Test, I'it....... .. i�eptlt to ground water_ .. ................ Cta Test Pit No. 2....._=�..... I I '�!- . -• .................••-•--......... ODescriptionof Soil................................................................•-.. --•------------..........................I......-----......------............................. .......................................................................................... ........................... ............................ . U Nature of Repairs or Alterations — Answer when applicable................................................................................................ ............................•----........... _. _.....--------.........................--......... --•-• •------.............. . Agreement The undersigned agrees to in51,111 the afotedescribed Individwil Sewagr Disposal System in accordarire with the provisions of TITLE, 5 of the Slate Sanitary Code -- llie undersigned fill tiler agrees not to place the system in operation until a Certificate of Compliance has been issued by the board of health. Signed ...................... ............................................. ................................ Date Application Approved 1y ............... ........................................ nate Application Disapproved for file 10110ming reasons: .................................... .. .. ate Permit No ------------------------------ ------------------------• Issted ....... Date THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSEiTS 130ARD OF HEALTH OF..................................................................................... Crux#ifirat# of C111111(hot . THIS LS TO CRI"iF1', 'that the individual Sewage Disposal System constnuted ( ) or Repaired ( ) .-------- •...........................................•-------.............................._............ y......................... - fast alter at................ ------------- ——.......... --•...............••--.................••---- ... ................................................. itis been installed in acrnrdance wilb the provkvins of TITLE 5 of 'Tire State Sanitary Code as described in the application fnr Dispm;d Worl;s Construction Permit No .............................. __..__-- dited— ......................................... THE ISSUANCE OF 7111S CERTIFICATE SHALL NOT BE CONSTRUED AS A GUARANTEE MAY THE SYSTEM WILL FUNCTION SATISFACTORY. DATE............................. ......................................................... Inspector...---- - .................................................... .......... THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 130ARO OF HEALTH. .................................... ... 'OF .................................... ............. FEE .... .................... No.........-- Jlil:11twull 11po lm (9111110mr#itut j1rYittit Permissionis hereby granted ...................... .:.......----------- ------ r- .................. ....................................................................... to Consttuct ( ) or Repair ( ) an individual Sewage Disposal System .............. . .. ........................... __ Strcct as shown on the application for Disposal Worts Construction Permit No ..................... Dated......... .......................................... -...... ...................................................... o„ara r,r .. neurit, DATE................... ._.... •------------- Fonrt 125"5 HOHt39 & wAMIFPt. itic.. ptim I5riEns e FORM 11 - SOIL EVALUATOR FORM Page 1 of 3 Date: w6j-�& No. Commonwealth of Massachusetts N ()jZ H fiNouVi-le- , Massachusetts Soil Suitabili Assessment or On-site Sewa a Dis osal Performed By: .....w(.-..........C�..cvNN ................... Date: ��� ......... . ................. ............................... ......................... . Witnessed y :......................................... oww's Name. ,•S,� " f vN� Location Atitlress or p S I s r La N ? L I �3 Q X FvYLJ Tula �, L 1 qu x( ew Construction 5& Repair ❑ Office Review Yes Published Soil Survey Available: No Y—��,� Soil Map Unit CSC............ Year Published f..�. `'J .(:.... Publication Scale /=�S � 5 �.1... L'"FYI b..... S...................................... 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Ma Wetlands Conservancy Program p (map unit ) Current Water Resource Conditions (USGS): Month Normal Range :Above Normal ❑Normal ❑Belt�•� ❑ Other References Reviewed: pEp APPROVED FORM - 12/07195 FORM 11 - SOIL EVALUATOR FORM Page 2 of 3 Location Address or Lot No. On-site Review p 'Ov pZ� y.ti�y Deep Hole Number f ... Date:.... 6 / Time:.: Weather Location (identify on site plan) . _ ::.....,::.....:.:......... Land Use .:........W..0 Uqs ..:..... Slope (%) .... Surface Stones. Vegetation Landform ,:.......::M.:. ::.:. _ ...:....... Position on landscape (sketch on the back) ...- Distances from: Open Water Body feet Drainage way.:. _...... feet Possible Wet Area ..►Zo.- feetProperty Line .. .......... feet Drinking Water Well ...... :.. feet Other DEEP 08SERVAT1M HOLE .OG' Depth from Surface (Inches) Soil Horizon Soil Texture (USDA) Soil Color (Munsell) Soil Mottling Other (Structure, Stones, Boulders, Consistency, % GraveFs Z4 9 � hA16 6h.I-vZ-?- r I"In/ plA'K�C, �'►► r U w 7' . 0 Z C COg FS L Z•�`�S� Ft VtM SMw(P�C,eC./T t_.vA�t MINIMUM UI- LHU=ZD tttU.U1noUr%i cVcn, �,,.+, .+.+• -•-• ParenrMaterial (geologicl I ! C/t Depth to Groundwater: Standing Water in the Hole: Esurnated Seasonal High Ground Water: DEP APPROVED FORM . 12/07/95 DepthtoBedrock• �o L Weeping from Pit Face: " FORM 11 - SOIL EVALUATOR FORM Page Z of I Location Address or Lot No. On-site Review :.. `•:� Weather 01 a hrS .7 Deep Hole Number ...:..�.:. Date:�..:�ci../�,���� Time:.: . 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Position on landscape (sketch on the back) Distances from: Open Water Body feet Drainage way feet Possible Wet Area feet Property Line .._...... ... ... feet Drinking.Water Well Meet Other DEEP OBSERVATION HOLE LOW Depth from Surface (Inches) Soil Horizon Soil Texture (USDA) Soil Color (Munsell) Soil Mottling Other (Structure, Stones, Boulders, Consistency, °h Gravel) Z S�fv M FESS — 1;,U4 loMn `-7 , Z � � � � (, tSM 1, St1rts%�, t w��yTsvt - G Pis m�as� r M 5 C w M �4 30 ,(ZO C, 5� �,�� CkAtlA.4 Z10 St IYtll•IIYIVIYI VI G IIVVbV ttrr.v...rr ... ... �... .--- - Parent Material (geologic) ("L DepthtoBedrock: Depth to Groundwater: Standing Water in the Hole: !IU Weeping from Pit Face: /IN Estimated Seasonal High Ground Water: 20 _ -- DEP APPROVED FORM - 12/07/95 FORM 11 - SOIL LVALUATOR FORM Page 3 of 3 Location Address or Lot No. %p! c Pdy �L6-- -� f Determination for Seasonal High Water Table Method Used: ❑ Depth observed standing in observation hole inches ❑ Depth weeping from side of observation hole ........ inches Depth to soil mottles Z inches ❑ Ground water adjustment ................... feet Index Well Number ................ Reading Date .................. Index well level ............... Adjustment factor ................... Adjusted ground water level ......................... .......... ..... .... . Depth of Naturally Occurring Pervious Material Does at least four feet of naturally occurring pervious material exist in all areas observed throughout the area proposed for the soil absorption system? Y'0's If not, what is the depth of naturally occurring pervious material? Certification I certify that on.,_LLL (date) I have passed the soil evaluator examination approved by the Dep rtment of Environmental Protection and that the above analysis was performed by me consistent with the required training, expertise and experience described in 310 CMR 15.017. Signature Date rJ Il�G DEP APPROVED FORM - 12/07195 FORM 12 - PERCOLATION TEST 9 , - Location Address or Lot No. %� �i_�1� SL COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS , Massachusetts Percolation Test' Date:..:.. .. . Time:, . ,,, ,..:.:.:..... Observation Hole # Depth of Perc,, 6� Start Pre-soak End Pre-soak Time at 12" Time at 9" Time at 6 Time (9"-6") Rate Min./Inch t Minimum of 1 percolation test must be performer cad in both the primary area AND reserve area. Site Passed � Site Failed ❑ ......................................................................................................................................_..-................_ Performed By: %� ` ,�llelz Witnessed By: Comments: a * - DEP APPROVED FORM - 12107/95 ,r - i DelleChiaie, Pamela From: Sawyer, Susan Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 10:04 AM To: DelleChiaie, Pamela Subject: pls mail the MTBE letter to ... According to the GIS Addresses within 1/8 of a mile of 742 Boxford St. 754 Boxford St - David Hart 729 Boxford St - Jeffery Simmons 725 Boxford St - John Glasko 730 Boxford St - Brian Volke 770 Boxford St - Peter Breen 115 Ogunquit Rd. — Peter Breen This is the current recommended radius Susan Sawyer, REHS/RS Public Health Director 978 688-9540 11/26/2007 Page 1 of 1 PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT Community Development Division November 26, 2007 Dear Homeowner, This correspondence is an advisory from the North Andover Health Department. Please take note if you currently have a private well on your property that provides your home with drinking water. On October 05, 2007, residents at 742 Boxford Street reported odors in their drinking water and elected to have their well water tested by a private laboratory. On October 20, 2007, this office received a laboratory report from the testing, which identified methyl(t)butylether (MTBE) and benzene in the drinking water at concentrations of 240 micrograms per liter (µg/1) and 0.80 µg1, respectively. MTBE and benzene are common chemicals associated with gasoline. The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) has established a drinking water standard of 70 µg/1 for MTBE and 5.0 µg/1 for benzene. MTBE reported from the October 5, 2007 sampling event was above MassDEP's standard of 70 ug/l. in response to the discovery of this drinking water contamination, the Health Department contacted MassDEP and accepted an offer to have MassDEP collect and test additional drinking water samples. On November 9, 2007, MassDEP collected another drinking water sample from 742 Boxford Street. An initial screening of this sample found 320 ug/1 MTBE and 6.5 ug/l benzene, thereby confirming the earlier sampling results. This sample was forwarded to the Wall Experiment Station 'State Laboratory for analysis. When the State Laboratory results are available, they will be communicated to the homeowner as soon as possible. MassDEP will continue to investigate this matter and work towards identifying the source of the contamination. Per MassDEP's recommendation, the Health Department is now sending this information to you, due to your proximity to 742 Boxford Street. Please note that both MassDEP and the Health Department are recommending that you have your well water tested for MTBE, benzene, and other volatile organic compounds associated with gasoline by either a private laboratory or by MassDEP. if you elect to have your well water tested by MassDEP, MassDEP will request that you provide them with either verbal or written permission allowing them onto your property to conduct the water testing. They will also request that you provide to them, to the extent possible, any information you have regarding the depth of your well and any home treatment and/or 1600 Osgood Street, North Andover, Mossochusetts 01845 Phone 918.688.9540 Fax 918.688.8416 Web www.fownofnorthandover.com purification system that may be in use. The water test being offered by MassDEP is at no cost to j the home owner. If you chose to have MassDEP conduct your water testing, please contact Lary Immerman Environmental Analyst at MassDEP, at (978) 694-3347 at your earliest convenience to set a time. Finally, a fact sheet on MTBE has been included with this notice. Thank you, Susan Sawyer, REHS/RS Public Health Director Cc: Mark Rees, Town Manager Board of Health Members Boxford Health Department MassDEP Encl. Fact Sheet 1600 Osgood Street, North Andover, Massachusetts 01845 Phone 978.688.9540 Fax 978.688.8476 Web www.townofnorthandover.com COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS = EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION n NORTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE e� s 205B Lowell Street, Wilmington, AIA 01887 a (978) 694-3200 DEVAL L. PATRICK IAN A. BOWLES Governor Secretary TIMOTHY P. MURRAY LAURIE BURT Lieutenant Governor Commissioner February 27, 2008 Peter and Kerry Breen 770 Boxford Street North Andover, MA 01845 RE: North Andover 770 Boxford Street RTN: 3-27511 . NOTICE OF RESPONSIBILITY NOTICE OF NEED TO CONDUCT IMMEDIATE RESPONSE ACTION PER M.G.L. c.21E & 310 CMR 40.00009 the MCP THIS IS AN IMPORTANT NOTICE. FAILURE TO TAKE ADEQUATE ACTION IN RESPONSE TO THIS NOTICE COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS LEGAL CONSEQUENCES. Dear Mr. and Mrs. Breen: The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) has. received information that indicate a release of hazardous materials occurred at 770 Boxford Street (the subject property). Testing of groundwater from downgradient sampling wells and. drinking water wells detected the presence of benzene and methyl -tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) (see attachments). These findings indicate a likely release from a gasoline underground storage tank formerly used on the subject property. Based on this information, MassDEP hereby issues you a Notice of Responsibility. Please note that exposure to residents associated with drinking water contamination at 730 and 742 Boxford Street has been addressed. The`home owners have installed carbon filtration units on their drinking water well supply lines. NOTICE OF RESPONSIBILITY As described above, MassDEP believes that 770 Boxford Street or portion(s) thereof is a disposal site as defined in the Massachusetts Oil and Hazardous Material. Release Prevention and Response Act, M.G.L. c. 21E, and the Massachusetts Contingency Plan, 3`10 CMR 40.0000 (the This information is available in alternate format. Call Donald M. Gomes, ADA Coordinator at 617-556-1057. TDD Service 1-978-694-3492. http://www.mass.gov/dep • Fax (978) 694-3499 0 Printed on Recycled Paper North Andover, 770 Boxford Street, RTN 3-27511 JA. Notice of Responsibility Page 2 MCP). The assessment and cleanup of disposal sites is governed by M.G.L. c. 21E and the MCP. This release requires one or more response actions. The purpose of this notice is to inform you of your legal responsibilities under state law for assessing and/or remediating the subject release. For purposes of this notice, the terms and phrases used herein shall have the meaning ascribed to them by the MCP unless the text clearly indicates otherwise. STATUTORY LIABILITIES MassDEP has reason to believe that you are a Potentially Responsible Party (a PRP) with liability under M.G.L. c. 21E, § 5, for response action costs. Section 5 makes the following parties liable to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts: current owners or operators of a site from or at which there is or has been a release/threat of release of oil or hazardous material; any person who owned or operated a site at the time hazardous material was stored or disposed of; any person who arranged for the transport, disposal, storage or treatment of hazardous material to or at a site; any person who transported hazardous material to a transport, disposal, storage or treatment site from which there is or has been a release/threat of release of such material; and any person who otherwise caused or is legally responsible for a release/threat of release of oil or hazardous material at a site. This liability is "strict", meaning it is not based on fault, but solely on your status as an owner, operator, generator, transporter or disposer. It is also joint and several, meaning that you may be liable for all response action costs incurred at the site, regardless of the existence of any other liable parties. The MCP requires responsible parties to take necessary response actions at properties where there is or has been a release or threat of release of oil and/or hazardous material. If you do not take the necessary response actions, or fail to perform them in an appropriate and timely manner, MassDEP is authorized by M.G.L. c. 21E to have the work performed by its contractors. By taking such actions, you can avoid liability for response action costs incurred by MassDEP and its contractors in performing these actions, and sanctions which maybe imposed for failure to perform response actions under the MCP. You may be liable for up to three (3) times all response action costs incurred by MassDEP. Response action costs include, without limitation, the cost of direct hours spent by MassDEP employees arranging for response actions or overseeing work performed by persons other than MassDEP or their contractors, expenses incurred by MassDEP in support of those direct hours, and payments to MassDEP's contractors. (For more detail on cost liability, see 310 CMR 40.1200.) MassDEP may also assess interest on costs incurred at the rate of twelve percent (12%), compounded annually. To secure payment of this debt, the Commonwealth may place liens on all of your property in the Commonwealth. To recover the debt, the Commonwealth may foreclose on these liens or the Attorney General may bring legal action against you. You may also be liable to the Commonwealth for damages to natural resources caused by the release. Civil and criminal liability may also be imposed under M.G.L. c. 21E, § 11, and civil administrative penalties may be imposed under M.G.L. c. 21A, § 16 for each violation of M.G.L. c. 21E, the MCP, or any order, permit or approval issued thereunder. North Andover, 770 Boxford Street, RTN 3-27511 Page 3 Notice of Responsibility NECESSARY RESPONSE ACTIONS You must employ or engage a Licensed Site Professional (LSP) to manage, supervise or actually perform the necessary response actions at the subject site. You may obtain a list of the names and addresses of the licensed professionals from the Board of Registration of Hazardous Waste Site Cleanup Professionals (Telephone: 617-556-1091). If one has not been submitted, a Release Notification Form (RNF) must be submitted to MassDEP pursuant to section 310 CMR 40.0333 within 60 calendar days of the initial date of oral notification to MassDEP of a release pursuant to 310 CMR 40.0300 or from the date the MassDEP issues a Notice of Responsibility (NOR), whichever occurs earlier. Initial site investigation activities in accordance with 310 CMR 40.0405 are necessary. Unless a Response Action Outcome Statement (RAO) or Downgradient Property Status Submittal (DPS) is submitted earlier, a completed Tier Classification Submittal pursuant to 310 CMR 40.0510, and, if appropriate, a completed Tier I Permit Application pursuant to 310 CMR 40.0700, must be submitted to MassDEP within one year of the initial date notice of a release is provided to MassDEP pursuant to 310 CMR 40.0300 or from the date MassDEP issues a Notice of Responsibility (NOR), whichever occurs earlier. The MCP requires persons undertaking response actions at disposal sites to perform Immediate Response Actions (IRAs) in response to "sudden releases", Imminent Hazards and Substantial Release Migration. Such persons must continue to evaluate the need for IRAs and notify MassDEP immediately if such a need exists. If Imminent Hazard conditions are identified at the site, you must notify MassDEP within two hours and seek approval to perform an Immediate Response Action (IRA) to abate the Imminent Hazard. Furthermore, an Imminent Hazard Evaluation Form must be submitted to MassDEP if Imminent Hazard condition(s) exist. The MCP requires persons undertaking response actions at a disposal site or portion thereof to submit to MassDEP a Response Action Outcome Statement (RAO) prepared by an LSP in accordance with 310 CMR 40.1000 upon determining that a level of No Significant Risk already exists or has been achieved (Class A & B Permanent Solution RAOs) or that no Substantial Hazards exist (Class C Temporary Solution RAOs). The subject site shall not be deemed to have had all the necessary and required response actions taken unless and until a level of No Significant Risk exists or has been achieved in compliance with M.G.L. c. 21 E and the MCP. Pursuant to MassDEP's "Timely Action Schedule and Fee Provisions", 310 CMR 4.00, a fee of $750 must be included with an RAO statement that is submitted more than 120 calendar days after the initial date of oral notification to MassDEP of a release pursuant to 310 CMR 40.0300 or after the date MassDEP issues an NOR, whichever occurs earlier, and before Tier Classification. A fee is not required for an RAO submitted to MassDEP within 120 days of the date of oral notification to MassDEP, or the date MassDEP issues an NOR, whichever date occurs earlier, or after Tier Classification. It is important to note that you must dispose of any Remediation Waste generated at the subject location in accordance with 310 CMR 40.0030 including, without limitation, contaminated soil and/or debris. Any Bill of Lading accompanying such waste must bear the seal and signature of an LSP or, if the response action is performed under the direct supervision of MassDEP, the signature of an authorized representative of MassDEP. North Andover, 770 Boxford Street, RTN 3-27511 Notice of Responsibility Page 4 MassDEP encourages parties with liabilities under M.G.L. c. 21E to take prompt action in response to releases and threats of release of oil and/or hazardous material. By taking prompt action, you may significantly lower your assessment and cleanup costs and avoid the imposition of, or reduce the amount of, certain permit and annual compliance fees for response actions payable under 310 CMR 4.00. If you have any questions relative to this notice, you should contact Andrew Friedmann at the letterhead address or (978) 694-3217. All future communications regarding this release must reference the Release Tracking Number (RTN 3-27511) contained in the subject block of this letter. Sincerely, Andrew Friedmann, Ph.D. John F. Miano, Jr. Environmental Analyst, Site Management Branch Chief, Site Management BWSC, NERO BWSC, NERO cc: DEP Data Entry/File (NORASSUED), (C&E/INTLET) cce: Susan Sawyer, Public Health Director, North Andover, ssawyer@townofnorthandover.com TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER SYSTEM PUMPING RECORD DATE: SYSTEM OWNER & ADDRESS Y SYSTEM LOCATION (example: left front of house) DATE OF PUMPING: jIln QUANTITY PUMPED..�J-0)0 GALLONS I. CESSPOOL: NO YES SEPTIC TANK: NO YES NATURE OF SERVICE: ROUTINE ✓ EMERGENCY OBSERVATIONS: GOOD CONDITION FULL TO COVER HEAVY GREASE BAFFLES IN PLACE ROOTS LEACHFIELD RUNBACK EXCESSIVE SOLIDS FLOODED SOLIDS CARRYOVER OTHER (EXPLAIN) SYSTEM PUMPED BY:_��,_: COMMENTS: _,, -I 7W CONTENTS TRANSFERRED TO: W rm ^(V LL N F Ti TTT� C ` ' 8 I C I� Q ty 0 H O Q. 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About 42 million people in the U.S. get their drinking water from household wells, springs, cisterns, and streams (instead of getting piped water supplied by public water systems). Although the federal ,-,,government does not supervise private wells, most states have requirements for home well installation. Gasoline is one of many pollution threats to the ground water that supplies your well. If you are a private well owner, the best way to make sure your drinking water is safe is to test it! More importantly, if your water supply is clean now, you can take steps to protect it from pollution in the future (see the section, How can you protect your drinking water from pollution risks?, below). What is MTBE? MTBE (methyl tertiary -butyl ether) is a chemical added to gasoline to increase octane. Its use began in the 1970's to replace lead in gasoline, After 1995, many metropolitan areas of the country with smog problems also added MTBE to gasoline because it helps to reduce harmful emissions from automobile exhaust. Adding MTBE to gas has been one way to meet EPA's oxygenate mandate. Why is MTBE a drinking water concern? Gasoline and heating oil travel through pipelines and are also distributed by truck to above ground and underground storage tanks. Underground storage tank leaks and spills provide major sources of MTBE. In addition, people store gasoline in cars, boats, planes, lawn mowers, chain saws, generators, and off- road vehicles, Therefore, farm and residential releases, car accidents, spills, boats, and storm water runoff also release gasoline into the environment. MTBE moves quickly through soil, dissolves easily in water, and takes longer to break down than some other chemicals. Could MTBE be in your water? The US Geological Survey has found MTBE in ground water in 24 states, though gasoline with MTBE poses a risk wherever it is used, transported or stored, The USGS has found MTBE in water roughly five times more often and at higher concentrations in areas of the country where MTBE has been used as a fuel additive to reduce pollution. Your local health department may know if people are finding MTBE in your area. For most people, water with MTBE in vert low concentrations tastes and smells "nasty," bitter, or like turpentine. However, natural or water treatment chemicals can hide or increase taste and odors in drinking water. Typically, the levels of any contaminant increase very slowly in a well as the contaminated water moves from the source into the well. The result is that people drinking the water every day may not notice a change in the taste or odor. Over time they may become accustomed to the taste and smell. You may discover the problem only when someone who has not been drinking contaminated water (perhaps a friend from across town or an out-of- town visitor) notices that the water tastes or smells funny. If you suspect contamination, you may want to pay to get your water tested for MTBE. It costs about $150 per sample, and your state can give you a list of laboratories certified to test for MTBE. EPA recommends yearly testing of private water supplies for nitrate and coliform bacteria, Some states recommend other testing and your local health department may do these water quality tests for you. How much MTBE is too much? Most people can taste and smell MTBE in very small amounts. According to EPA's Drinking Water Advisory, EPA reviewed health effects studies in 1997 and noted that drinking water with MTBE levels of 20 to 40 "parts per billion" (acceptable taste and odor) would probably not pose health risks. MTBE at 20 ppb in water is about the same as one drop in 500 gallons of water. EPA has efforts underway to fill some of the data gaps on health effects of MTBE and the extent of its occurrence in drinking water supplies. Current data on MTBE levels in ground and surface waters indicate widespread and numerous detections at low levels of MTBE. However, in studies to date, only about one percent of the ground and surface water testing positive for MTBE has levels higher than 20 ppb. Leaks and spills from storage tanks have caused a limited number of drinking water wells to have high concentrations of MTBE. Keep in mind that gasoline contains many chemicals, some of which could be in higher concentration in your water and a much more serious health concern. Immediately contact your local health officials if your water tastes or smells suspicious, and remember to test! Do you need to take further action concerning MTBE? If you answer "no" or "unknown' to any of the questions in the following checklist, you should get more information (see the resources at the end of this brochure). If a question does not apply to you, just skip it. A Checklist for identifying MTBE problems Yes No Unknown Have you tested your well water in the last 12 months? If gasoline is sold or stored within 1 mile of your well, have you tested your water specifically for MTBE at least once? Have you asked the health department if there is any known groundwater contamination reported in your community? If you have an underground fuel storage tank (UST), have you tested the tank for leaks in the last 12 months? If you have an above -ground fuel storage tank (AST), have you tested the soil around the tank to determine if there have been leaks, drips, or spills? If you have an AST, is it protected with concrete containment and do you closely monitor the tank for leaks, drips, and spills? If you have either an AST or UST, do you have procedures to prevent leaks, drips, or spills and as well as methods to clean them up immediately? If there has been a vehicle accident or other instances of fuel spills on or near your property, have you tested for MTBE since those occurrences? Have you tested your water upon recognizing a change in taste, smell, or appearance? If you use gasoline -powered equipment, do you prevent leaks, drips, and spills and do you clean them up immediately? What can you do if you have MTBE contamination? Make sure that you get a "certified treatment system" and consult with resources listed at the end of this brochure before you purchase a product. One not-for-profit, non- government organization, NSF International, certifies products to meet national and international standards. (See Other Internet Websites at the end of this brochure) How can you protect your drinking water from pollution risks? MTBE in gasoline is just one of many types of chemicals that can contaminate your drinking water if not properly used and stored. In addition to gasoline, pesticides, herbicides and other chemicals are used on farms and around households. Use chemicals only as directed by the manufacturer, never apply more than is recommended, and follow proper clean up procedures. Don't build stockpiles! Stockpiling excess chemicals near your home or on your farm could be a contamination problem waiting to happen. Protect your ground water supply when you build, modify, or close a well. Inspect septic systems, maintain your well cap and surface seals, keep well maintenance records, and do not drink from flooded wells. Take preventative steps to avoid contamination from fuel stored in an underground or above -ground storage tank. Use the checklist provided in this brochure to determine if you need to take action based upon your current or past use and storage of gasoline. Use the Home "AA Syst and Farm "A" Syst Pollution Assessment Programs to assess the risk of gasoline and chemical use and storage on your farm or near your home. On the internet access http://www.uwex.edu/farmasyst (click on "search" then select "Petroleum Product Management" or "Private Drinking Water Supply" under the Household Topic Search to fund worksheets developed in your state or region). To find program contacts in your state, click on the "Resources" button on this web site, or call 608-262-0024. How real is the threat of MTBE contamination? The Environmental Protection Agency and many scientific organizations continue to study the health risks and total environmental threat from gasoline containing MTBE. Fourteen states — nine of which are not required to use a fuel additive to limit air pollution in certain areas, have partially or completely banned the use of MTBE within their borders or made other regulations on its use. Even if 1bITBE is banned, it will be many years before it is eliminated from the environment, According to a report in the March 2001 Successfirl Farming magazine, even a minor spill of gasoline containing MTBE is a big threat to ground water supplies. In one instance, just ten gallons of gasoline containing MTBE was spilled as a result of an automobile accident on one person's property. This single event led to MTBE contamination of the water supply for twelve families. Summary You can protect your water supply through good practices that prevent contamination and by testing your water regularly. There is a great deal of information and there are many services available on the World Wide Web if you have a computer and an internet service provider. You can get much of the same information by calling the telephone numbers listed for the resources below. The US EPA and many states have free printed materials about MTBE and other water related topics. photo by Ken Hammond diagram by Betsy True R-Mesources Available on Your State Public Health You should first call your local or state public health department concerning local drinking water MTBE issues. Your local office may have some information about MTBE contamination, if it has occurred in your vicinity. A listing of and links to all state health agencies may be found at http://www.fda.gov/oca/sthealth.htm. Natural Resources and Environmental Quality Each state has a department of environmental or natural resource protection that works closely with the federal Environmental Protection Agency. These state offices help individuals keep their drinking water safe by providing information about well construction and protection Listings of and links to all state departments may be found at http://fisk.ls(Lornl.gov/CRE/CRE-eco-state.html. C000eradve l ufension County Cooperative Extension agents can help you evaluate risks to your drinking water supply, and find local sources of assistance. Listings of and links to all state University and Cooperative Extension offices may be found at http://www.reeus&.gov/1700/statepartners/usa.htm. These state web sites in turn will lead you to your county contacts. Links to state Farn2'A*Syst/Hor7e'M5yst programs may be found by clicking "Resources" at http://www. uwex.edu/farmasyst, or call 608-262-0024. 'W* Resources AvaulaWe Nationwide The Earm*A*Syst and Home*A*Syst Programs, 608.262- 0024, http://www.uwex.edu/farmasyst, provide farm and home environmental assessment materials and other publications that can help you protect your water supply. Supplies of this brochure may be obtained from this office. United States Environmental Protection Agency A number of publications and general information are available via the web site of the EPA Office of Water, Ground Water and Drinking Water: http://www. epa.gov/safewater/mtbe.html, and through EPA's general MTBE information web page: http://www. epa.gov/mtbe/. These web pages provide an overview of the MTBE issue and recent related actions by EPA. You can go from the "safewater" web page through links to get your local drinking water information (,'memo to the states"), drinking water standards, and many other water -related subjects. Both pages also contain many links to EPA and other sites concerning MTBE. You can call the Safe Drinking Water (SDW) Hotline at 800-426-4791 Monday through Friday 9:00am to 5:30pm EST to find out where to get your water tested, and for information specifically on MTBE and other drinking water issues. You can also obtain hard copy EPA publications at no cost by calling the National Service Center for Environmental Publications (NSCEP) 800-490-9198, or the Water Resource Center (WRC) 202.566.1729. WRC may be reached by fax at 202-566-1736; or email: center,water- resource@epa.gov. Anyone with access to the EPA web site is welcome to print, copy and distribute publication listings. EPA publications have no copy -right restrictions. The Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) 800- 276-0462, and the National Technical Information Service 800.553.6847 MIS), provide EPA publications for a fee. Information on states that have used MTBE reformulated gasoline is included in Control of A17BE in Gasoline (EPA 420-F-00-010), available at www.cpa.gov/otaq/ consumer/fuels/mtbe/f000101tm. Drinking Water Advisory- Consumer Acceptability and Health Effects Analysis (EPA -822-F-97- 009) can be downloaded from http://www.epa,gov/OST/drinking/mtbe.html, or obtained from the SDW Hotline. The EPA Underground Storage Tank (UST) web site, http://www.epa.gov/swerustl%, is another good source of relevant information. This site includes a link to the EPA/UST State Investigation Reports on MTBE, which can be accessed directly at http://www.epa.gov/swerustl/ tntbe/mtbestat.htm. Other Internet Web Sites and Contacts with Valuable Information Concerning MTBE: NSF International, http://www.nsforg, operates a product certification program for water treatment equipment that is rated for MTBE reduction in drinking water. You can find out about water filtration and obtain names of equipment manufacturers at this web site. NSF's general telephone number is 800-673.6275. Water Quality Association (WQA), http://www.wga.org, is another organization that discusses water quality issues such as MTBE and has periodic updates on research in MTBE remediation. WQA's telephone number is 630.505.0160. American Water Works Association (AWWA) has an MTBE Resource Center, http://www.awwa.org/mtbe/bcLhtm. AWWA offices in Denver can be reached at 303-794-7711 or in Washington DC at 202-628-8303. US Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Services, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry provides ToxFAQs on MTBE at http://www. atsdr.cdc.gov/tfacts91.htm1. Answers to frequently asked health questions are available by calling 800-447.1544. GAO Testimony: MTBE Contamination from Underground Storage Tanks, by John B. Stephenson, director, natural resources and environment, before the Subcommittee on Environment and Hazardous Waste, House Committee on Energy and Commerce, GAO -02-753T, May 21, 2002. http://www.gao.gov/ This brochure was funded by a grant from the US EPA Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water, Agreement #CX 826881-014 and produced jointly by the National Farm*A*Syst/Horne*A*Syst Office, and UW -Extension Center for Environment and Energy. =sued ut frMtheranc POMGooperaiire Extension wor ct of �y 8 n fnit191 ra .00p ration vith the l .3. a m .rtt g it nerersin f isconatu• xtension Goo erattr Extc�IstoI ntversitp of Wiscortsht•Extension provi es a ua ap or lunates in em loyntent attd prograntrrtmg including it e cur DA requirement uir ements If you need this it1 ortnatimI man alternative far mat. contact the Office of Bgaal Op ortuntty and Diversity rogr•ams m• cal/ xteuston Publishing at 08 2• Si. US Geological Survey These web sites contains information on MTBE and other chemical contamination of ground and surface water, http://wwwsd.cr.usgs.gov/nawga/vocns/ or http://water.wr.usgs.gov/mtbe/. Or you can call 1-888- ASK-USGS for information pertaining to biology, geology, hydrology, or mapping, Also, you will find state contacts for the Earth Science Information Centers at http://mac.usgs. gov/mac/isb/pubs/forms/esicstat.html. Materials Available From Selected State Programs California: MTBE in Drinking Water Fact Sheet, http:// www.dhs.cahwnet.gov/ps/ddwem/chemicals/ MTBE/mtbeindex.htm Iowa: UST Web Site — contains MTBE -specific information, http://www.state.ia.us/dnr/organza/ wnW/1gbureau/ust/ Maine: MTBE Fact Sheet, http://www.state.me.us/dep/ rwm/publications/wprotec. htm. Missouri: MTBE Fact Sheet, http://www.dnr.state. mous/mtbe New Hampshire: Fact Sheets on MTBE and related issues, http://www.des.state.nh.us/factsheets/ws/ ws-3.19.htm Oregon: MTBE Fact Sheet, http://www.deq.state.or.us/ wmc/cleanup/mtbefctsht.htm photo by Gene,Aiexander