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MANSFIELD BOARD OF HEALTH
/ APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DRILL WELL
Name
Location a�
Installer AM V4a' /I ,/) e, ( / /l 7 C a ,
TYPE OF WELL:
T/Domestic Potable (for household use)
V 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 business of agriculture)
Fee: Dtomestic $ 10.00 _Industrial/Commercial $ 14000.C Agricultural
Date: �.,?/�7 Applicant Signatur
PERMIT TO DRILL A WELL
The above application has been approved
following use at
granted to drill a well for the
_Dom: 'c Potable (for householJ use)
�Cpomestic 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 business of agriculture)
Date: C Approved by:
Fo the Board of Health
NOTE: Electrical permit required; underground cable trench must be inspected
Environmental Chemistry
Site Assessment
Quality Assurance Services
Ann Keady
19 Carriage House Ln.
Mansfield, MA 02048
ANALYTICAL BALANCE CORP.
422 WEST GROVE STREET
MIDDLEBORO, MA 02346
508-946-2225
Fax 508-9463335
COLLECTED BY: R. Piava
TIME: 1050
LOCATION: Outside Spigot (Rear)
RESULTS OF ANAT.VSiS
Environmental Services
Site Sampling
Data Auditing
21 June 1999
SAMPLE DATE: 6/8/99
DATE RECEIVED: 6/8/99
SAMPLE ID: 99-06-04523
WELL DEPTH: N/A
FLOW: N/A
Parameter
Analytical
Method
Date.,Units
Analyzed I:
bet.
Limit
MCL'Z
Kee
Limie
Result
Coliform
Sid. Methods, 9222B
6/8
# per 100 mL
@ 35- C
l
Absent'
Absent
Heterotrophic Plate
Count
Std. Methods, 9215B
6/8
# per mL
@ 35- C
1
< 500'
69
Color
-----
6/11
APC Units
NA
< 15'
0
Turbidity
Std. Meth., 2130 B
6/11
NTU
0.25
0.1-1.02
0.39
pH
Std. Meth., 4500-H4 B
6/11
-----
NA
6.5-8.52
6.7
Specific
Conductance
Sid. Meth., 450000, B
6/10
µmhos/cm
0.50
-----
97.9
Alkalinity
EPA 310.2
6/10
mg/L
1.0
30-100'
30.9
Free CO,
Std. Meth., 450000, B
6/10
mg/L
1.0
<50
12.3
Hardness
EPA 130.1
6/11
mg/L
4.0
50-2002
34.6
Calcium
Std. Meth., 3500-Ca D
6/14
mg/L
2.0
50-150'
8.8
Magnesium
Sid. Meth., 3111E
6/14
mg/L
0.01
-----
2.07
Sodium
Std. Meth., 3111B
6/14
mg/L
0.02
202
6.60
Potassium
Sid. Meth., 3111B
6/14
mg/L
0.10
-----
1 0.49
Iron
Sid. Meth., 3111B
6/14
mg/L
0.02
0.32
ND
Manganese
Std. Meth., 3111 B
6/14
mg/L
0.01
0.052
ND
Parameter
Analytical
Method
Date
Analyzed '
Units
Detr
Limit'
MC,t/
Rec.
Limt2
Result
Sulfate
Std. Meth. 4110-B
6/10
mg/L
10.0
250'
<10.0
Chloride
Std. Meth. 4110-B
6/10
mg/L
2.0
2502
3.8
Nitrogen -
Ammonia
EPA 350A
6/10
mg/L
0.10
-----
<0.10
Nitrogen - Nitrite
Std. Meth. 4110-B
6/10
mg/L
0.005
1.0'
<0.01
Nitrogen - Nitrate
Std. Meth. 4110-B
6/10
mg/L
0.50
10.0'
1<0.5
NA = Not Applicable
ND = Not Detected
< = Less Than
Detection limit
' These limits are maximum contaminant levels (MCL) as adopted by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and
represent the maximum acceptable level in drinking water.
' Recommended limits are suggested levels of materials allowed in the water. These may be for aesthetic reasons
rather than for human health.
' Currently there are no limits (recommended or mandated) for this parameter. This is merely presented for
guidance.
Bacteriologically and chemically, this water meets all of the Maximum Contaminant Level requirements as
established by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for drinking water (for the parameters tested).
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aboratory Mnager / Date °�
Analytical Balance Corp., 422 West Grove St., Middleboro, MA 02346
rcpon.frmi% 508-946-2225
Analytical Balance Corp.
Analytical Information Sheet
Colitorm 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 colifomt bacteria per 100 mL of sample should not be used for drinking or cooking purposes unless it is boiled
5 minutes or disinfected by other means.
Color - APC units - Ground water ought to be practically free from color. Color is recommended not to exceed 15 units.
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 Alkalinity - Alkalinity in water represents the content of carbonates and bicarbonates in water.
Free Carbon Dioxide - Well water having a low pH and a free CO, level in excess of 50 mg/L may be corrosive to iron, bronze, brass,
and copper tubing and fittings.
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.
Manganese - 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 requested)
Copper - 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 of 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.