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From: Culpepper, Linda [/O=EXCHANGELABS/OU=EXCHANG[ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP
(FYD|BOHF2]SPDLT)/CN=REOP|ENTS/CN=73D475CBAE324A29B87E171IDC9A79C5-UNCULPEPPER]
Sent: 6/15/I0I71053:49AW1
To: Cris Harrelson [crisharre|[e-mail]]
CC: David Stanley [[e-mail]]; Ann Hardy [Ann. [e-mail]]; John
Nichols [John.Nicho|s@Pbrunmvickcountyncgov]
Subject: Re: Treatment of GenX
Received your message, Chris. VVewill definitely besharing any information vvelearn. Thank you.
Sent from my iPhone
Linda,
To clarify, Brunswick County would be interested in learning of all methods in which GenX can be
removed from the water supply. You may have someone working on this issue already and, if so, we
would like the information shared with us once it is compiled.
Thanks for all that DE[lisdoing toassist with this issue.
Cris
Cris Harrelson, Director
Brunswick County Health Services
P.O.Box 9
ZSCourthouse Dr. NE
Bolivia, NC 28422
From: Cris Harrelson
Sent: Wednesday, June 14,JO179:J9PK4
To: Culpepper, Linda x
Cc: David Stanley ;Ann Hardy
Subject: Treatment Questions
Linda,
We have acouple of questionsrelated 0nthe treatment nfGnu}{ lfyou are not the appropriate
person, please forward h»someone who can address these questions:
|) Will boiling the water remove GenXY
9]Will reverse osmosis remove Gen}{?
Thanks in
Cris Harrelson, Director
Brunswick County Health Services
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From: Culpepper, Linda
Sent: Wednesday, June 14,JO176:S9:41PM
To: Shehee,Mina� Cris Harrelson; �
Staley, Danny; Wooten, K4aribethl; Moore, Zack; Langley, Rick; Risen, Amy ];
Holt, Kennedy; Gregson,Jim; Allen, Trent
Cc: Munger, Bridget; Brower, Connie; Manning, Jeff; Godreau,Jessica; Grzyb,Julie; Sink, Maria; Holman,
Sheila
Subject: FW: Gen X Sampling
Jim — I promised to forward the sampling locations to all those on the public health call this morning, so I
amusing your email below.
Trent — in discussion with local governments later this morning an attorney George House, indicated
they thought the Chemoursampling
location should beatoutfaUO01rather than outfaUOOZ. After Sheila and | discussed itfurther, |now
understand that wastewater from
outfaU 001 and other wastewaters flow into the collection line for oudaU UOIvvithin the plant
site. OutfaU0UJisthe point the combined
wastewater actually enters the river. Therefore the sampling should bedone atoutfa||UO2. |fnot, xve
will belosing potential contributions
from other parts ofthe wastewater that also flow into outfa|| OOZ. We want to make sure you
agree before discussing this further.
Appreciate everyone's time in all the discussions today.
Linda Culpeppes
Deputy Director
Division of Water Resources
North Carolina DepadmentnfEnvironmental Quality
1611Mail Service. Ceme,
phone:[phone]
From: Gregson,Jim
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2017 12:34 PM
To: Kritzer, Jamie
Subject: Gen XSampling
Jamie,
My proposal was to sample once per week to coincide with Chenours' samples at the
four intakes, the five water treatment plants (CFPUA, Pender County, Brunswick County,
International Paper, and Smithfield Packing) finished water, the CFPUAASRwell and
one Wrightsville Beach Well. There would be three sets of samples over three week
period.
Jim Gregsmn
Regional Supervisor
Water Quality Regional OperationsSeotion
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Division of Water Resources
Department of Environmental Quality
910.796.7215 Reception Desk
910.796.7386 Direct
910.350.2004 Fax
Jim._gregsonLq)qjcdenr. gov
Wilmington Regional Office
127 Cardinal Drive Ext
Wilmington, NC 28405
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