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Home My WebLink About Essex St. #401 - 10/26/2005MANSFIELD BOARD OF HEALTH Name APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DRILL WELL LC' f iJ�okY Address: P 0 130—� man o' lam Telephon Sa � 3 26 -i Location: * / SSe Registered Well Driller: k/e MA Lic # Address: TYPE OF WELL: V Domestic Potable (for household use) _ Domestic Auxiliary (for watering, pools, etc.) Industrial/Commercial Potable (for human consumption, including food processing) Industrial/Commercial Auxiliary (for manufacturing, etc.) Agricultural (fox irrigation of land in the business of agriculture) Fee: Domestic $10.00 _ Industrial/Comm 1ai $1 .00 N/C; Agricultural Date: /0�� 6L6 _ Applicant Signature. PERMIT TO DRILL WELL The above application has been following use at If I CS and permission is granted to drill a well for the Domestic Potable (for household use) _ Domestic Auxiliary (for watering, pools, etc.) _ Industrial/Commercial Potable (for human consumption, including food processing) _ Industrial/Commercial Auxiliary (for manufacturing, etc.) Agricultural (for irrigation of land in the bus'mess of agriculture) Date: ( (k ,1 C Approved by: For the Board of Health NOTE. Electrical permit required, underground cable trench must be inspected Upon Installation of well, call Department of Public Works office at 261-7330 to be added to well list. Environmental Chemistry a „,Enviromnental Services Site Assessment f ' ' i ' R Site Sampling Quality Assurance Services Analtieal +^ Ll DE (, 0 5 Data Auditing C 0 R P 0 R A T I t N Zbt? CERTIFICATE OF ANAL, M, Perry DiMascio P.O. Box 103 REPORTED: "1-1,1 005 Mansfield, MA 02048 ORDER #: G0578636 COLLECTED BY: P. DiMascio SAMPLE DATE: 11/18/05 TIME: 9:45 DATE RECEIVED: 11/18/05 LOCATION: 401 Essex St. Mansfield, MA SAMPLE ID: Grab Wellhead DESCRIPTION: DRINKING WATER BFCTiT TC !aD A�lAl voio ��arlmetCf } d �a�yttcaiDate {Jots beX T1C>1f �' Resuit § S S e'Mefh -d x Analyzed 1 obit' f ges t� �kC -'SY a'F u.1.. .�mv.i>?.. .`�s .--c'`'.: '.=::d'n+s..v., '....•. .... a. �i.� a'w:o .: o .:c. .e-.. `- _.._,. xv' r �cxy �SP " z.m -. 4,c . .-. aOtr Wilily LAB -ID#: 0578636-01 Coliform, Total 9222A SM 9222A- - ll18/2005 # per 100 mL 0 Absent Absent - . Alkalinity 310.2 EPA 310.2 11/21/2005 mg/L 4 30-100150 Ammonia, Nitrogen 350.1 -----!-- EPA 350.1 11/22/2005 mg/L 0.1 <0.10 Calcium 311113 SM311III I1/22/2005 L -- mg L 0.05 39.8 Chloride 4110B Copper 200.8 - SM 4110B EPA 200.8 11%t 8/2005 II I/23%2005 mg/L mg/L 2.0 250 I 4.30 0.02 1.3 ND- J Hardness - SM 2340B 11/22/2005 mg/L 4 -' 50-1502 121 Lead 200.8 EPA 200.8 11/23/2005 mg/L 0.001 0.015 0.012 Nitrate, Nitrogen 411 OB SM 41 IOB 1 I/18/2005 fag L _' -�---- 0.10 10.0 <0.10 itrite, Nitrogen 411 OB SM 4110E 11/18/2005 mg/L --- 0.05 1.0 <0.05 pH SM 4500 H+B 11/18/2005 S.U. 0-14 6.5-8.5 0 7.5 rSpecific Conductance Sulfate 4110B SM2510B SM 4110B 11/18/2005 11/18/2005 umhos/cm 0.5 - 304 mg/L 10.0 500 <10.0 Turbidity SM2130B 11/18/2005 NTU ----- ---- i 0.25 0.25-1.0 � 0.65 Iron Magnesium 3 11 1B SM 3111B SM3111B I1/22/2005 t1/22/2005 mg/L mg/L 0.02 0 30 0.04 _ 0.01 50 5.25 Manganese 200.8 Potassium EPA 200.8 EPA 200.8 11/23/2005 11/23/2005 mg L 0.005 �i 0.05 0.949 - mg/L -000 5.. ---- --- 0.716 -i.--Sodim -- ' 31II ll/21/2005mglL 2 .14.8 Bacteriologically and chemically, this water meets the Maximum Contaminant Level requirements as established by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for drinking water (for the parameters tested). NA = Not Applicable - ND = Not Detected B '<' =Less Than Approved y� *' = Detection Limit Lab ManagEr / Date 1. These limits are maximum contaminant levels (MCL) as adopted by the Commonwealth of Massahusetts and represent the maximum acceptable level in drinking W 2. Recommended limits are suggested levels of materials allowed in water. These may be for aesthetic reasons rather than for human health. 3. Currently there are no limits (recommended or mandated) for this parameter. This is merely presented for guidance. 4. If present, coliform values (in parentheses) are defined as estimated numbers. AnalyticalBalance Corp., 422 West Grove Street, Middleboro, MA 02346 Ph: 508-946-2225 Page 1 of r Analytical Balance Corp. Analytical Information Sheet Coliform group bacteria: This group of bacteria includes organisms found in the intestinal tracts of warm blooded animals, birds, decaying organic matter (hay, leaves, wood, etc.), the top 2-3 feet of the soil, lakes, ponds, brooks, rivers, drainage and types of vegetation.. Because the presence of coliform organisms in the water suggests that other more harmful organisms may be present, water containing one or more coliform bacteria er I OOmL of sam le should not be used for drinking or cooking Purposes unless it is boiled 5 minutes or disinfected by other means Copper-MCL is 1.3 mg/L. Turbidity - NTU - Recommended not to exceed 5 units. pH - This defines the concentration of free hydrogen ions in solution. The recommended range is 6.5-8.5. The pH scale is from 0 (very acidic) to 14 (very alkaline) - 7 is neutral. Specific Conductance - Conductivity is a good indicator of the potential for mineralization of water. Total Alkalinitv - Alkalinity in the water represents the content of carbonates and bicarbonates in water. Lead- MCL is 0.015mg/L. Total Hardness - Waters in a range of 0-75 are considered soft; 75-150 are considered medium hard; over 150 are considered very hard. Calcium • Calcium contributes to the total hardness of the water. Appreciable amounts of calcium salts may break down on heating and form scale in boilers, pipes and on cooking utensils. Magnesium - Magnesium and calcium ions are principal contributors to water hardness. Sodium - Recommended limit is 20 mg/L. High sodium may be indicative of salt intrusion. Potassium - Concentrations in drinking water are generally very low. Iron - Recommended limit is 0.3 mg/L. Manaanese - Recommended limit is 0.05 mg/L. Sulfate - Recommended limit not to exceed 250 mg/L. Chloride - Recommended limit not to exceed 250 mg/L. High chlorides may be indicative of salt intrusion. Nitrogen -Ammonia -Present in variable concentrations in ground and surface waters. May be indicative of septage intrusion. Nitrogen -Nitrite -Maximum contaminant level (MCL) for nitrite in waters is 1.0 mg/L. Waters with a nitrite concentration over 1.0 mg/L should not be used for infant feeding. Nitrogen-Nitrate-MCL for nitrate in waters is 10.0 mg/L. Waters with a nitrate concentration over 10.0 mg/L should not be used for infant feeding, drinking or cooking. (If reouestcd) Cooper - MCL is 1.3 mg/L Lead-MCL is 0.015 mg/L. Arsenic-MCL is 0.05 mg/L. Tannin -May enter the water supply through the process of vegetative degradation. Fluoride-MCL is 4.0 mg/L. NOTE: Recommended limits are suggested levels for materials allowed in the water. These may be for aesthetic reasons rather than for human health. This information is presented for your guidance only and is not intended to be the definitive source.