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From: Culpepper, Linda [/O=EXCHANGELABS/OU=EXCHANG[ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP
(FYD|BOHF2]SPDLT)/CN=REOP|ENTS/CN=73D475CBAE324A29B87E171IDC9A79C5-UNCULPEPPER]
Sent: 8/22/I0I75:54:46PW1
To: Holman, Sheila [/h=ExchangeLabs/ou=ExchanXeAdministrative Group
(FYD|8OHFZ33PDO)/cn=Redpient$cn=94a3f59574d34b769b3bd834a97IO5c5-scho|man]
CC: Zimmerman, Jay [/o=[xchangeLabs/ou=ExchangeAdministrative Group
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Subject: FVV:Unnegu|ated/Emerging Contaminants
No regulatory action in R4 states regarding Public Water Supply.
Unda Culpepper
Deputy Director
Division of Water Resources
North Carolina Department ofEnvironmental Quality
1611Mai|Service Center
pnnne�919'7079011
From: Hays, Lewis [mailto: Lewis. Hays @dnr.ga.E—OV]
Sent: Tuesday, August Z2,2U178:SOAK4
To: Kinard, Doug ; Harrison, Dennis ; 'David Money'
; Moody, William Mid8et1e, Robert
Anna R. Sartoo ; Foy, Carla ; David
Wales Jane Herndon Godrea4 Jessica
;Joseph U|iasz ; [arn|ey, Keith
Welch Jr. PI, Richard
Subject: RE: Unregulated/Emerging Contaminants
Georgia has taken no regulatory action. Two PWSs were impacted by PFOA / PFOS and they have implemented
corrective measures to stay well below the health advisory threshold. We did some surface water sampling in the Coosa
River basin last year. VVeare considering additional sampling.
Lewis Hays
Manager, Watershed Compliance Program
Watershed Protection Branch
Office Phone: 4Q4-4G3-4953
From: Gabbard, Tom (EEC)
Sent: Tuesday, August JZ,JO17855AK4
To: Kinard, Doug ; Harrison, Dennis ; 'David Money'
; Moody, William Mid8et1e, Robert
Anna R. Sartors ; Carla Foy ; David
Wales Jane Herndon Herndon ;6odreau,Jessica
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<iessica.godreau@ncdenr.g v>; Uliasz, Joseph (EEC) <[e-mail]>; Keith Carnley
<keith.carnle dnr. a. ov>; Kirk.Chase dnr. a. ov; Lewis. Ha s dnr. a. ov; Welch Jr. P.E., Richard
<W E LC H RA @ d h ec. s c. gov>
Subject: RE: Unregulated/Emerging Contaminants
Kentucky has not a any regulatoryshave one . sampling . r! and
levels are well below the health advisory threshold.
Tom Gabbard, Assistant Nrector
Division of Water
00 Sower Blvd.
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601
Direct Phone [phone]
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From: David Money [maiIto: David. Mone @tn. ov]
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2017 8:56 AM
To: Kinard, Doug <KINARDDB dhec.sc. ov>; Harrison, Dennis <DDH adem.alabama. ov>; Moody, William
<[e-mail].,Rov>; Midgette, Robert <[e-mail]>; Anna R. Sartors
<[e-mail]>; Carla Foy <[e-mail]>; David Wales <[e-mail]>; Jane
Herndon <Jane.Herndon de .state.fl.us>; Godreau, Jessica <`essica. odreau ncdenr. ov>; Joseph Uliasz
<[e-mail]>; Keith Carnley <[e-mail]>; Kirk. [e-mail]; [e-mail];
Welch Jr. P.E., Richard <[e-mail]>; [e-mail]
Subject: RE: Unregulated/Emerging Contaminants
Doug,
TN has not developed an official policy, guidance or regulation.
TN has conducted some limited activity only to address unregulated contaminants for which Health advisories have
been issued. We pushed the Health Advisory Information and guidance on HABs and PFCs to our PWS. We asked
water systems with detects of PFCA/PFCS to conduct a year of quarterly monitoring to confirm that levels were below
the HA. We also partnered with our State Health Agency to monitor source and finished water for cyanobacteria and
cyanot:oxins at: selected facilities that were determined to be vulnerable.
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David Money
Division of Water Resources
Columbia Environmental Field Office
1421 Hampshire Pike
Columbia, TN 38401
p.931-840-4172 c.931-436-8857
david.moneyktn.gov
From: Harrison, Dennis [mailto:DDH adem.alabama. ov]
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2017 8:35 AM
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To:'0nao[Doug' 'David Money' Moody William
;K8id8et0s Robert ; AnnaR. Sartors
Carla Foy David Wales Jane
Herndon Herndon ;Godreau,Jessica ; Joseph U|iasz
; KeithCarn|ey ;
Welch Jr. P.E, Richard
Subject: RE: Unregulated/Emerging Contaminants
Alabama is monitoring raw and finished water atPWSs with PFC contamination, but nothing
regulatory, yet. No other actions.
Dennis Q.Harrison, Chief
Drinking Water Branch
From: K8id8ette,Robert
Sent: Tuesday, August 22,2D179:42AK4
Tb:'Kinard,Dou8' ; Harrison, Dennis ; 'David Money'
Moody William AnnaR. Sartors
Carla Foy ; David Wales ; Jane Herndon
Godreau,]essica ; Joseph U|iao
; Keith[arn|ey ;
Welch Jr. Pf, Richard
Subject: RE: Unregulated/Emerging Contaminants
To date, North Carolina has not taken any regulatory action. There has been alot ufmonitoring done regarding GenXin
the Cape Fear River. The levels in finished water are currently below our DHHS established updated health goal level of
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From: Kinard, Doug
Sent: Tuesday, August JJ,Z0177:19AK4
To: Harrison, Dennis ; 'David Money' Moody, William
BobMid0ette Anna R.Sartom
; Carla Foy ; David Wales ;Jane
Herndon <Jane. Herndon @dep.state.f l.us>; Jessica Godreau <[e-mail]>; Joseph Uliasz
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<Joseph. Uliasz@ I<y.gov>; Keith Carnley <[e-mail]>; Kirk. Chase@ d n r.ga.gov; Lewis. [e-mail];
Welch Jr. P.E., Richard <WELCH [e-mail]>; [e-mail]
Subject: Unregulated/Emerging Contaminants
I have been asked by my Director of Environmental Affairs to poll the other states in Region 4 to determine
what if any action have been taking to address unregulated contaminants. I know what I have read in the
papers about the Gen X issue in North Carolina and I have heard some anecdotal stories about PFOA and
I a IiIII-I WOM
Has your state taken any official action or have any guidance concerning "addressing" any unregulated
contaminants in drinking water?
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
M.
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