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Home My WebLink About Cabot Blvd. #11 - 11/5/1980lugMassachusetts Water Resources Commission / Division of Water Resources vjkER WELL COMPLETION REPORT WELL LOCATION Address i;�hlli Rlz7s=1 City/Town G.S. Quadrangle Map Grid Location _ Owns( - CONSOLIDATED WELL WELL USE Domestic ❑ .Public ❑ Industrial Type of Water -bearing Rock _ s�t^''a T1T Other Water -bearing Zones 1) From To :I METHOD DRILLED To Rotary (type) 'X' Cable ❑ 21 From - To 3) From Other 4) From To CASING Depth to Bedrock � nu Length -all, Diameter WELL ,�-r <'Pl UNCONSOLIDATED Type Water -bearing Materials STATIC WATER LEVEL ' fineo. medium❑ coarse Feet below land surface Sand: Gravel: fine❑ medium❑ coarse❑ � Date measured �----- Screen: GRAVEL PACK WELL Slot# length __from__to__ Yes Cj No ❑ Split Screen (or 2nd screen) Slot # _length__from__tc_ -j WATER QUALITY TESTS MADE . Chemical Biological Q Depth To Bedrock _' PUMP TEST - Drawdown feet after pumping___. days hours at 100 GPM. - Recovery__ feet after hours. How measured �------ LOG of FORMATIONS COMMENTS: (on well or water) - . . r_..... Tn O DRILLER Firm 'A °' ;NJ ARTI�'STAN YLEI 1, Address L1i'•'(1 "f �'� Registration I 5 ;gnat. re 10M 9-78-150519 THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Towu oflansfield BOARD OF HEALTH Edward J. Tartufo, Chairman Francis A. Gasson Clerk Karl D. Clemmey Stanley Sohn, DVM Louis Diamond August 28, 1980 Date mintersil Inc. 11 Cabot Bivd, Mansfield, Ma. 02048 Gentlemen: The Board is in receipt of a copy of a Water Well Completion Report from the. t+assachusetts Water Resources Commission, Division of Water Resources. At this time the Board requests a copy of the report of the water results be sent to the Board in complete form showing the location of the well. The Board wishes to thank you at this time for taking this step in view of the present water shortage. We suggest you place a sign advising you are using well water. Sincerely, Edward J. Tartufo Chairman E JT/da b l 11 Cabot Blvd., Mansfield, MA 02048 U.S.A. Telephone: (617) 339-9341 TWX: (710) 346-1953 TELEX: 95.1340 October 22, 1980 Town of Mansfield Board of Health Mr. Edward J. Tartufo, Chairman. Enclosed is the report requested by the Health Department of the water results taken from the well which is located on the North East side of Datel lntersil's property. Sincerely, Dave Ahern, plant Engineer DA/bcs THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSE TS Mansfield of �' 6 E g BOARD OF HEALTH November 3, 1980 Dave Ahern, Plant Engineer Dater Intersil 11 Cabot Blvd. Mansfield, Na. 02011B Ve: Well Water Results Dear Mr. Ahern: The Board is in receipt of the water resu-tts taken from the well which is located on the Northeast side of ,your property. Please be advised, as noted on the test report from Oliveira Laboratories, notes that the water is not acceptable for drinking or domestic purposes. Please advise the Board for what purposes you will be using this water. Sincerely, i Edward J. Tar_Wfo, Chairman WT/dab 11 Cabot Blvd., Mansfield, MA 02048 U.S.A. Telephone: (617) 339-9341 TWX: (710) 346-1953 TELEX: 95-1340 Edward J. Tartufo, Chairman Town of Mansfield Board of Health Mansfield, Mass. 02048 Dear Mr. Tartufo November 5, 1980 In compliance with your letter dated November 3, 1980, please be advised that we are presently using the well water for watering our lawns. In the near future we will also be using the water to cool our equipment. We are not and will not be using the water for drinking or domestic purposes. Sincerely yours, Dave Ahern, Plant Engineer DA/bc s THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS nn Film of Manfield BOARD OF HEALTH November 25, 1980 Dave Ahern, Plant Engineer Da.tel Intersil 11 Cabot Blvd. Mansfield, Ma. 02018 Dear Mr. Ahern: The Board is in receipt of your letter reaardinp your well water. Please be advised, the Board does not see any problems with the proposed use. Sincerely, Edward J. Tartufo, Chairman EJT/dab The Standard Plate Count indicated the general bacterial population of the well at the time of collection Coliform Group Bacteria: Significance The coliform group bacteria includes organisms found in the intestinal tracts of warm blooded animals, birds, decaying organic matter (hay, leaves, wood, etc.), the top 2 to 3 feet of the soil, lakes, ponds, brooks, rivers, drainage and types of vegetation. Because the organisms can cause some illness; because the presence of coliform organisms in the water suggests that other more harmful organisms may be present, water containing one or more coliform group bacteria per 100 ml of sample should not be used for drinking or nnnkino numoses unless boiled 5 minutes or isinfected by other means. This bacteria is of animal origin (intestinal tract) and may be considered as closely associated with disease causing organisms. On, this. factor,, none should be present. Color — APC Units - Ground water ought to be practically free from color. For attractive water - color should not exceed 15 units. Turbidity — NT Units - Recommended limit not to exceed 5 units. Odor & Taste — For water to be of high quality, the water should be odor free and taste good. pH — The pH value defines the concentration of free hydrogen ions in solution. Expressed on a scale extending from 0 or very acid to 14 or very alkaline with 7.0 being neutral. Specific Conductance — Conductivity is a good criterion for measuring the degree of mineralization and assessing the affect of diverse ions on chemical equilibria. Total Alkalinity — The alkalinity of this water represents its content of carbonates and bicarbonates. Free Carbon Dioxide — Well water having a low pH and a Free CO, level in excess of 50. mg/I will be corrosive to iron, bronze, brass and copper tubing and fittings. Total Hardness — Standard not to exceed 50. mg/l. Waters having a hardness level of 50 to 100 are in the medium hardness range, over 100 very hard. Calcium -- Calcium contributes to the total hardness of water. Appreciable amounts of calcium salts break down on heating and form scale in boilers, pipes and cooking utensils. Magnesium — Magnesium is a common constituent of natural water. Magnesium and calcium ions are principal contributors to water hard- ness. Concentrations in excess of 125 mg/I can exert a catharticand. diuretic action. Sodium — Recommended limit not to exceed 20 mg/l. Potassium — Potassium concentrations in drinking water seldom exceed 20. mg/I. Total Iron — Standard not to exceed 0.3 mg/I. Manganese — Standard not to exceed 0.05 mg/I. The principal reason for limiting the concentration of manganese is to reduce esthetic and _..__._..._,_.,__..._,_...,__.-._ _.... _ economic problems. Silica — Silica content of natural water is most commonly in the 1 to 30 mg/I. Silica in water is undesirable because it forms difficult to remove silica scales. Sulfates — Standard not to exceed 250 mg/I. Chloride — Standard not to exceed 250 mg/I. Nitrogen — Ammonia is present in variable concentrations in many surface and ground waters. Its occurrence in ground water is generally a result of natural reduction processes. Nitrogen - Nitrite — Nitrite in water poses a health hazard, but fortunately seldom occurs in high concentrations. Waters with a nitrogen - nitrite concentration over 1 mg/I should not be used for infant feeding. Nitrogen - Nitrate — Standard not to exceed 10. mg/l. Nitrate, in high concentrations can and do cause methemoglobinemia or so-called nitrate poisoning in infants. Water with 10 or more mg/I of nitrate is unsatisfactory and is not considered safe for drinking or cook- ing. It is especially dangerous to children and should never be used in infant formulas. Copper — Standard not to exceed 1.0 mg/I. VICTOR OLIVEIRA, R.S., C.H.O. OLIVEIRA LABORATORIES FOOD - DAIRY PRODUCTS - WATER - WASTEWATER CHEMICAL a BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES 697-2650 OFFICE 1498 HIGH STREET BRIDGEWATER, MASS. 02324 LABORATORY. 176 PLYMOUTH STREET BRIDGEWATER, MASS. 02324 September 24, 1980 Datel - Intersil, Inc, 11 Cabot Boulevard 14ans£ield, Mass. 02048 Sources Well Water - Drilled Well - 2W feet deep - producing 100 gals./min. Located on the Dotal - Intersil property - 11 Cabot ➢oulevard, Mansfield, Mass, Colifnrm Count /700 ml @ 35 C 43 Membrane filter — S.P.C./ml 300 @35C Conductance mg /liter Sample collected by Mr. David Kiklis of Datel - Intersil, Inc. - 9/18/80. Sample delivered. to laboratory by Mr. David Y.iklis - 9/18/80 at 2,10 P,tfl. Bacteriologically, this well water Is presently of an unsatisfactory sanitary standard and is unsuitable for drinking and domesti-c purposes. Chemically, this well water is high in manganese content. All. other chemicals tested meet the standards.- Director