NCD003200383_19890807_Koppers Co. Inc._FRBCERCLA SAP QPP_Private Well Sampling Resident Letters May 1989-OCR

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Dear Ms. Jenkins:
Beazer Materials and~-·ces, Inc .
A MemberofTHE B R GROUP
Environmental Servi(;
436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsbutgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
August 7, 1989
Ms. Naomi Jenkins
RECEIVED--
AUG 11 \\iij':,
SU\lERfU\\lD BRANCH
Post Office Box 143
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected.
Beazer will continue to supply you with bottled water until a
determination is made by another round of sampling whether your
well is actually affected by pentachlorophenol (PCP).
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
call.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 22 7-2684
Sincerely,
<Lf7{~ j( to·
;hannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
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KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-O5.31-O38
Sample Source: Well 29-J
Sample Description: Naomi Jenkins
Parameter Total
(ug/Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pentachlorophenol <O.O1O EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
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I
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I , ______________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
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Dear Ms. Moss:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE llllllllilER GROUP
Environmental Serv9
436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
August 7, 1989
Ms. Gloria Moss
Route 2, Box 247
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he ~alls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
call.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684
Sincerely,
;t}t4-.<-oc ;I. t~
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
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KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-043
Sample Source: Well 46-J
Sample Description: Gloria Moss
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
Total
Cug /Ll
< 1 .00
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
Method
EPh 8020
EPA 515
.,
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I, ______________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
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Dear Mr. & Mrs. Chavis:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE.ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Chavis
Route 2, Box 42
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Services, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
The results relating to pentachlorophenol (PCP) have been
determined to be invalid because the Trip Blank submitted for
testing at the same time tested positive for PCP. A Trip Blank
is a clean water sample submitted to the testing laboratory along
with the actual well samples in order to check the validity of
the lab test results. Since it was clean water, it should have
tested negative for PCP. Instead, the May 3 results indicate
0.051 ppb of PCP in the Trip Blank, which invalidates PCP
detections below that level. Your well will have to be re-
tested, as is discussed below.
As a precautionary measure, we will supply you with bottled water
until we can determine by valid data the status of your well.
Within the next several days you will be contacted to discuss
your drinking water requirements, and arrangements will be made
for water delivery service.
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on
August 16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with
cooperation and assistance of the Wake County Department of
Health and North Carolina Department of Health Services. Please
complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the Keystone
representative when he calls to perform the sampling. You will
be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684
•
July 28, 1989
2.
•
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Sincerely,
,,-\,{ '/(. I .
_\.j. 1••✓-.1-µ.,..... . v.a.J 7J'
Shannon K. Craig -(
Program Manager-Environmental Services
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KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
M89-0S.31-010
Well 14-H
Jessie Chavis
Total
Cug/LJ
< 1, 00
0.045
All identifications are from retention data only.
Data rejected due to blank contamination.
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSEN'r FORM
I , _______________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
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Dear Mr. Green:
Beazer Materials an.ervices, Inc .
A Member of THE ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenue, sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: 412·227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. James Green
Route 2, Box 71
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Services, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
The results relating to pentachlorophenol (PCP) have been
determined to be invalid because the Trip Blank submitted for
testing at the same time tested positive for PCP. A Trip Blank
is a clean water sample submitted to the testing laboratory along
with the actual well samples in order to check the validity of
the lab test results. Since it was clean water, it should have
tested negative for PCP. Instead, the May 3 results indicate
0.051 ppb of PCP in the Trip Blank, which invalidates PCP
detections below that level. Your well will have to be re-
tested, as is discussed below.
As a precautionary measure, we will supply you with bottled water
until we can determine by valid data the status of your well.
Within the next several days you will be contacted to discuss
your drinking water requirements, and arrangements will be made
for water delivery service.
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on
August 16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with
cooperation and assistance of the Wake County Department of
Health and North Carolina Department of Health Services. Please
complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the Keystone
representative when he calls to perform the sampling. You will
be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Writer'sDirectDial 227-2684
•
July 28, 1989
2.
•
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Sincerely,
/ . /~.LJ., /-,,.;._ ~-;;.,._.
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
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KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-018
Sample Source: Well 25-H
Sample Description: Jimmy Green
Parameter Total
(ug/L)
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
< 1 .00
0.023
All identifications are from retention data only.
Data rejected due to blank contamination.
' I•
EPA 8020
EPA 515
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I ' -------------------------------, give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. Green:
Beazer Materials anlirvices, Inc .
A Member of THE ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu , burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. William Green
Route 2, Box 71
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Services, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
The results relating to pentachlorophenol (PCP) have been
determined to be invalid because the Trip Blank submitted for
testing at the same time tested positive for PCP. A Trip Blank
is a clean water sample submitted to the testing laboratory along
with the actual well samples in order to check the validity of
the lab test results. Since it was clean water, it should have
tested negative for PCP. Instead, the May 3 results indicate
0.051 ppb of PCP in the Trip Blank, which invalidates PCP
detections below that level. Your well will have to be re-
tested, as is discussed below.
As a precautionary measure, we will supply you with bottled water
until we can determine by valid data the status of your well.
Within the next several days you will be contacted to discuss
your drinking water requirements, and arrangements will be made
for water delivery service.
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on
August 16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with
cooperation and assistance of the Wake County Department of
Health and North Carolina Department of Health Services. Please
complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the Keystone
representative when he calls to perform the sampling. You will
be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Writer's DirectDiat 227-2684
•
July 28, 1989
2.
•
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Sincerely,
>'c1lv.c,u,.__ ·f( 0 d , i.-, . /i
Shannon K. Craig ~
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
M89-05.31-018
Well 25-H
Jimmy Green
Total
(ug/Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
< 1 .00
0.023
All identifications are from retention data only.
Data rejected due to blank contamination4
EPA 802◊
EPA 515
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I, -------------------------------, give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
Dear Mr. Herndon:
Beazer Materials anlirvices, Inc.
A Member of THE ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu , sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. Donnie Herndon
Box 68
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Services, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
The results relating to pentachlorophenol (PCP) have been
determined to be invalid because the Trip Blank submitted for
testing at the same time tested,positive for PCP. A Trip Blank
is a clean water sample submitted to the testing laboratory along
with the actual well samples in order to check the validity of
the lab test results. Since it was clean water, it should have
tested negative for PCP. Instead, the May 3 results indicate
0.051 ppb of PCP in the Trip Blank, which invalidates PCP
detections below that level. Your well will have to be re-
tested, as is discussed below.
As a precautionary measure, we will supply you with bottled water
until we can determine by valid data the status of your well.
Within the next several days you will be contacted to discuss
your drinking water requirements, and arrangements will be made
for water delivery service.
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on
August 16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with
cooperation and assistance of the Wake County Department of
Health and North Carolina Department of Health Services. Please
complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the Keystone
representative when he calls to perform the sampling. You will
be provided a copy of the analytical results.
W,iter's Direct Dial _ _,2'-'2'--'7_-.=2..::6..::8..:.4_
•
July 28, 1989
2.
•
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC OHS)
T. Taylor (NC OHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Sincerely,
>2-/~;..,.,,,,, __ . J<. <1dv
Shannon K. Craig ()
Program Manager-Environmental Services
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
M89-05.31-006
Wel 1 10-L
Donnie Herndon
Total
<ug/Ll
< 1 .oo
0.018
All identifications are from retention data only.
Data rejected due to blank contamination .
•
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
•
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I' -----------------------------, give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Goodwin:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHE-ZER GROUP
436 Seventh AvenuWt5burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Goodwin
Route 2, Box 30A
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Services, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
The results relating to pentachlorophenol (PCP) have been
determined to be invalid because the Trip Blank submitted for
testing at the same time tested positive for PCP. A Trip Blank
is a clean water sample submitted to the testing laboratory along
with the actual well samples in order to check the validity of
the lab test results. Since it was clean water, it should have
tested negative for PCP. Instead, the May 3 results indicate
0.051 ppb of PCP in the Trip Blank, which invalidates PCP
detections below that level. Your well will have to be re-
tested, as is discussed below.
As a precautionary measure, we will supply you with bottled water
until we can determine by valid data the status of your well.
Within the next several days you will be contacted to discuss
your drinking water requirements, and arrangements will be made
for water delivery service.
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on
August 16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with
cooperation and assistance of the Wake County Department of
Health and North Carolina Department of Health Services. Please
complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the Keystone
representative when he calls to perform the sampling. You will
be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Writer's Direct Dial 22 7-2684
•
July 28, 1989
2.
•
Thank you for your cooperation ~n permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Sincerely,
/ v .. ,:' .. ',.•(-··
Shannon K. Craig',;
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
M89-05.31-020
Well 28-J
Gail Goodwin
Total
Cug/Ll
< 1 .00
0.013
All identifications are from retention data only.
Data rejected due to blank contamination.
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I , _______________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Medlin:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE ~R GROUP
436 Seventh Avenue burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. and Mrs.
Route 2, Box
Morrisville,
John Medlin
19
NC 27560
RECtJVED
!IU3 •~ 1989
SUPERFUND BRANCH
05-I
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684
Sincerely,
/fk-~ 1( Lau_()',
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Medlin:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHE~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Medlin
Route 2, Box 124
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684
Sincerely,
;// ./ f • . JO /{_J_µ_t-,._, f. -(,,'-a
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Mr. Wilkins:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc.
A Member of THE ~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. Paul Wilkins
Route 2, Box 36
Morrisville, NC 27560
I-II
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2_7_-_2_6_8_4 _
Sincerely,
.JJ..~,1-/J,c ,f CuiuJ·
Shannon K. Craii
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Ms. Culler:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member o[THE~R GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] : 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Ms. Wanda Culler
Route 2, Box 29
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer"s Direct Dial 22 7-2684
Sincerely,
/i/__,tt.--,:..rr,.., /(. ~
Shannon K. Craigo
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Ms. Hinton:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE ~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Ms. Linda Hinton
Route 2, Box 9
Morrisville, NC 27560
/7-lrl
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2_7_-_2_6_8_4 _
Sincerely,
)d/1;.1.A .. <)1'--K t. .
Shannon K. Crai~
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Ray:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A MemberofTHE~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Ray
Route 2, Box 1
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC OHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2_7_-__:2:...:6..:8...;4_
Sincerely,
)/0-w._,,._ K c"w;;<
Shannon K. Craig U
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Mr-Franks:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE~R GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] : 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. William Herbert Franks
Route 2, Box 2A
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989-This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results-
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me-
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B-Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
p_ DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2_7_-_2----'6----'8_4_
Sincerely,
jflt-L~ fl. {c~
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Mr. Elmore:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE ~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. Linwood Elmore
Route 2, (Post Office)
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A-Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2_7 -_2_6'-8_4;_
Sincerely,
ili /{ . ~4t.,,._,;___,r1,_ A . ,~
Shannon K-Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Mr. Marshburn:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE ~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. Rickey D. Marshburn
Route 2, Box 4
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684
Sincerely,
jl/J_,~ «-{,~;,
Shannon K. Craig U
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Ms. Mayo:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE~R GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] : 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Ms. Doris Mayo
Route 2, Box 6
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2_7_-_2_6 8_4_
Sincerely,
'
)iJ--,_ MY-;/_ 0_°'c;
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Ms. Spivey:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Ms. Christine Spivey
Route 2, Box 7
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2_7-_2_6_8_4_
Sincerely,
j/c.i-H4Y--K 0 u6
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Randy and Robin:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member o!THE~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. Randy Marshburn and
Ms. Robin Marshburn
Route 2, Box 5
Morrisville, NC 27560
/6..fY\
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 22 7-2684
Sincerely,
jllo,c,w?<-K. lJJ_'?. -
~hanno~ K. Craig U
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Mr. Marshburn:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE ~R GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. D. C. Marshburn
Route 2, Box 5
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2_7_-_2 6_8_4_
Sincerely,
~/~.1-/.-U-r-. I( (j_c,_i
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Sir/Madam:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHE-ZER GROUP
436 Seventh Aven:1W15burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
PBS Pipe Service
Church Street
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 22 7-2684
Sincerely,
J!ut.j_µ•><-. JI {ccc_i
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Mr. Harrington:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE ~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. William Harrington
Route 2, Box 8
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2_7_-_2_68_4_
Sincerely,
/l-l-1-1-,,,_11,_ f! tz~-
shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Ms. & Mr. Lyons:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Ms. Queen Lyons and
Mr. Otto Lyons
Route 2, Box 9
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial _2_2_7_-_2_6_8_4 __
Sincerely,
I( G_ai
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Ms. Davis:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE ~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Ms. Dora Davis
Route 2, Box 119
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684
Sincerely,
_)lct1-;_.,4,z.. K 0.azt
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Mr. Giles:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE-ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu tsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. Lawrence W. Giles
Route 2, Box 462
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2_7_-_2_6_84_
Sincerely,
.,0--/r..,,1-1--1--fv.._ K li
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Ms. White:
Beazer Materials and SeIVices, Inc .
A Member ofTHEaiZER GROUP
436 Seventh AventWtt5burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Ms. Maxine White
Box 462
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer'sDirectDial 227-2684
Sincerely,
/d/~K. {__a
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Peptis:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. James Peptis
Route 2, Box 121
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 22 7-2684
Sincerely,
;;)~.,,½¼~ f( l.~
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Mr. Wintermute:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
AMemberofTHE~ERGROUP ,
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. Steve Wintermute
Route 2, Box 119A
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial _2_2_7_-_2_6_8_4 __
Sincerely,
j t / / .
-;v'!c..J-,:..,,1--t-x. .. A . U .. ~
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Ms. Eargle:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHE~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Ms. Natalie Eargle
Route 2, Box 119
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer"s Direct Dial 227-2684
Sincerely,
/.-l:i-1-,Cr7~ ,if t_a_0·
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Mr. Kennedy:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE ~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. Wayne Kennedy
580 N. Church Street
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684
Sincerely,
_>tf ltL1--u:x_ I( c_(uj
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
•
Dear Ms. Upchurch:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A MemberofTHE-ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Ms. Dillie Upchurch
Church Street
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2_7_-_2_68_4 __
Sincerely,
;4~,~ Kl~
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I , _____________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. Chiotakis:
Beazer Materials an.ervices, Inc .
A Member of THE ER GROUP
Environmental Se
436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. Tony Chiotakis
Route 2, Box 36
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Incv.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. No
pentachlorophenol was detected. Nevertheless, you are already
being supplied bottled water, and we will continue to supply you
water based on the results in February.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684
Sincerely,
;J/,J-v.-&n-k Cz~~
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-007
Well 11-H
Tony Chiakosis
Total
Cug/Ll
(0.010
Method
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
•
Dear Mr. Zurek:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHE~ER GROUP
Environmental Se
436 Seventh Avenue, ittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Research Triangle Glass
Attention: Tony Zurek
Route 2, Highway 54
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Incv.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. No
pentachlorophenol was detected. Nevertheless, you are already
being supplied bottled water, and we will continue to supply you
water based on the results in February.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial -~2~2-'-7_-=-26,:.:8"--4.:..._
Sincerely,
#u44-1~ f(. {_~
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-007
Well 11-H
Tony Chiakosis
Total
(ug /Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pentachlorophenol (0.010 EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
• Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THEAzER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu9tsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Lassitter
Route 2, Box 113
Morrisville, NC 27560
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Lassitter:
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Incv.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. The
analyses of water from your well revealed no detectable levels of
isopropyl ether but did reveal low levels of pentachlorophenol.
You are already being supplied bottled water as a precautionary
measure, and we will continue to supply you water.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial -~2=2=7~-~2'-'6"'8'--'4-
Sincerely,
,cd-!L4-v.n.-tltLo/cr
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-031
Well 23-L
Mr. & Mrs. Lassiter
Total
(ug /Ll
(1.00
0 .112
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
•
Dear Ms. Trice:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE~ER GROUP
Environmental Se
436 Seventh Avenue, 1ttsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Ms. Emma Trice
Route 2, Box 112
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Incv.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. The
analyses of water from your well revealed no detectable levels of
isopropyl ether but did reveal low levels of pentachlorophenol.
You are already being supplied bottled water as a precautionary
measure, and we will continue to supply you water.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Diat -~2~2~7_-~2~6.cc8__c_4_
Sincerely,
:;:Ji~,._;!&~
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
I
' I
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-031
Well 23-L
Mr. & Mrs. Lassiter
Total
C ug /L l
(1 .00
0 .112
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
•
Dear Mr. Lee:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHE-ZER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu9tlsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. Larry Lee
Route 2, Box 111
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Incv.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. The
analyses of water from your well revealed no detectable levels of
isopropyl ether but did reveal low levels of pentachlorophenol.
You are already being supplied bottled water as a precautionary
measure, and we will continue to supply you water.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial -~2~2.,__7----=-2 6,c8e.:4"--
Sincerely,
~~u-,c ~ (1-cl(_i-
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-031
Well 23-L
Mr. & Mrs. Lassiter
Total
Cug /Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
< 1 .00
0.112
All identifications are from retention data only.
EPA 8020
EPA 515
•
Dear Mr. Harrington:
Beazer Materials and SeIVices, Inc .
A Member of TH~R GROUP
436 Seventh Avem.ttsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. James Harrington
Route 2, Box 33A
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. The
analyses of water from your well revealed no detectable levels of
isopropyl ether but did reveal low levels of pentachlorophenol.
You are already being supplied bottled water as a precautionary
measure, and we will continue to supply you water.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial --=2-=-2,__7 -_2c.:6ec8e..:4,__
Sincerely,
y!}/4_,;_,;_ • .,_ ~ {(<U-j--
shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-029
Wel 1 16-H
James Harrington
Total
(ug/Ll
< 1 .00
0.011
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
• Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE E'ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenue burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. George c. Harding
& Ms. Barbara H. Robinson
Route 2, Box 18
Morrisville, NC 27560
Dear Mr. Harding & Ms. Robinson:
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
The results relating to pentachlorophenol (PCP) have been
determined to be invalid because ·the Trip Blank submitted for
testing at the same time tested positive for PCP. A Trip Blank
is a clean water sample submitted to the testing laboratory along
with the actual well samples in order to check the validity of
the lab test results. Since it was clean water, it should have
tested negative for PCP. Instead, the May 3 results indicate
0.051 ppb of PCP in the Trip Blank, which invalidates PCP
detections below that level. Your well will have to be re-
tested, as is discussed below.
You are already being supplied bottled water, and we will
continue to supply you water based on the results from February.
Thank you for your cooperation. If you have any questions,
please do not-hesitate to contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2_7_-_2_6_8_4_
Sincerely, _
ftu.~k.~
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRGNHENTAL RES0URCES INC
Sample !Jumber :
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parametei:-
Pentachlorophenol
1189-05.31-001
Well OS-2
George Harding
Total
<ug/L)
0.017
All identifications are from retention data only.
Data rejected due to blank contamination.
Method
EPJ. 515
•
Dear Mr. & Ms. Bailey:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHE~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. Melvin Bailey
& Ms. Emma Bailey
Route 2, Box l00B
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
The results relating to pentachlorophenol (PCP) have been
determined to be invalid because the Trip Blank submitted for
testing at the same time tested positive for PCP. A Trip Blank
is a clean water sample submitted to the testing laboratory along
with the actual well samples in order to check the validity of
the lab test results. Since it was clean water, it should have
tested negative for PCP. Instead, the May 3 results indicate
0.051 ppb of PCP in the Trip Blank, which invalidates PCP
detections below that level. Your well will have to be re-
tested, as is discussed below.
You are already being supplied bottled water, and we will
continue to supply you water based on the results from February.
Thank you for your cooperation. If you have any questions,
please do not hesitate to contact:me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer"s Direct Dial 227 2684
Sincerely,
;df~/(.([CUk'
Shannon K. Craig U
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-002
Sample Source: Well OS-23
Sample Description: Melvin Baily
Parameter
Pentachlorophenol
Total
Cug /Ll
0.011
All identifications are from retention data only.
Data rejected due to blank contamination.
Method
EPA 515
I/
I •
Dear Mr. Green:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE ~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenull9tsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. Luther Green
Route 2, Box 43
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer'sDirectDial 227-2684
Sincerely,
#~x.t4'+
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-009
Well 13-H
Luthur Green
Total
-\-Ug /L)
< 1 .oo
(0,010
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I , -----------------~-------------, give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. Green:
Beazer Materials an.ervices, Inc .
A Member of THE ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. Charlie Green, Sr.
Route 2, Box 39
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 22 7-2684
Sincerely,
.:d-ljl-/-..-14yr.., ;<. C-ca__ci
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-0ll
Sample Source: Well 15-H
Sample Description: Charlie Green
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
Total
Cug /LJ
< 1 .oo
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I' -----------------------------, give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
• Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHf:AZER GROUP
436 Seventh Aven~burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Mccrimmon
Route 2, Box 40
Morrisville, NC 27560
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Mccrimmon:
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
Sincerely,
~f~ 1{ ll{~i
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC OHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 22 7-2684
Sample Number-:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter-
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONHENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-013
Well 20-H
Johnny Mccrimmon
Total
Cug/Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopr-opyl Ether-
Pentachlor-ophenol
< 1 .00
(0.010
All identifications are fr-om retention data only.
EPA 8020
EPA 515
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I , --------------~----------------' give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Ms. Greene:
Beaier Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHf.AZER GROUP
436 Seventh Avem-ttsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Ms. Madge Greene
Route 2, Box 42
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
Sincerely,
4~t)C ti. tut.ii
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 22 7-2684
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-014
Sample Source: Well 21-H
Sample Description: Madge Green
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
Total
Cug/L)
< 1 .oo
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
Method
EPh 8020
EPA 515
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I , _______________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
• Beazer Materials aniE·ces, Inc .
A MemberofTHE ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu , burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Chester Mccrimmon
Route 2, Box 42
Morrisville, NC 27560
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Mccrimmon:
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (wc'.DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684
Sincerely,
;Jl)-t1--/-/-()C ;< tLc'-c,t
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-0l5
Sample source: Well 22-H
Sample Description: Chester Mccrimmon
Parameter Total
Cug /LJ
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
< 1 .oo
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
EPA 8020
EPA 515
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I ' -------------------------------' give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
• Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member o!TH.ZER GROUP
436 Seventh Aven ttsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Ms. Helen Dunnigan & Ms. Janet Allen
Route 2, Box 43
Morrisville, NC 27560
Dear Ms. Dunnigan & Ms. Allen:
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer'sDirectDial 227-2684
Sincerely,
;J./u11---1-,"-11 fctkt
Shannon ,K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-016
Well 23-H
Helen Donnigan
Total
Cug/Ll
< l .00
(0.010
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I' -----------------------------, give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. Dunnigan:
Beazer Materials and SeIVices, Inc .
A Member of THE-.ZER GROUP
436 Seventh Aven'W_ttsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. Douglas Dunnigan
Route 2, Box 43
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684
Sincerely,
_lliu,__-1-,u-.'---«. tc~'-1 ·
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-016
Well 23-H
Helen Donnigan
Total
Cug /Ll
< 1. 00
(0.010
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
• •
I
WELL Sl\MPLING CONSENT FORM
I, ------------------,-----------------, give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Pearson:
Beazer Materials anE·ces, Inc.
A Member of THE ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Jessie Pearson
Route 2, Box 80
Morrisville, NC 27560
7.., 1--/.J
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Diat __ 2_2_7_-_2_6-c.8_4_
Sincerely,
y:i/L~y_r,,_ K {'-'Li
Shannon K. Craig
Program ~anager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
•
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-034
Well 27-H
Jessie Pearson
Total
( ug /L l
< 1 .oo
(0.010
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
I,
•
' I
•
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
-------------------------------, give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Scott:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of rnc:azER GROUP
436 Seventh Aven<W1sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Scott
Route 2, Box 81
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684
Sincerely,
/~'---f._,_t'),<.._ ;/. &(Li
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number-:
Sample Soui:-ce:
Sample Desci:-iption:
Pai:-ametei:-
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-O5.31-O36
Well 28-H
Deloi:-es Scott
Total
C ug /L l
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopi:-opyl Ether-
Pentachloi:-ophenol
< 1 .00
(0.010
All identifications ai:-e fr-om i:-etention data only.
EPA 8020
EPA 515
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I' ------, give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Ms. Dawkins:
Beazer Materials -rvices, Inc .
A Member of TH ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu 1ttsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Ms. Margie L. Dawkins
Route 2, Box 82
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy
M. Norman
P. DeRosa
T. Taylor
K. Glover
(EPA IV)
(EPA IV)
(NC DHS)
(NC DHS)
(WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial -~2~2~7_--'2'--'6'-=8-'4-
Sincerely,
;J~~ ,f( {{_g_cf
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-037
Sample Source: Well 29-H
Sample Description: Marge Dawkins
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
Total
Cug /Ll
< 1 .oo
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I,----------------------------~--• give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. Hicks:
Beazer Materials and Se:rvices, Inc.
A Member of TH~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avem-ttsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. William Hicks, Jr.
Route 2, Box 83
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B-Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 22 7-2684
Sincerely,
;Jtl~c~ "I( t\_~<-t;
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
ENVIRONMENTAL
M89-05.31-039
Well 30-H
William Hicks
Total
Cug /Ll
< l .00
(0.010
• RESOURCES INC
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only,
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I' ----------------~--------------, give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. Hicks:
Beazer Materials -ervices, Inc .
A Member of TH ZER GROUP
436 Seventh Aven ittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
'
Mr. William Hicks
Route 2, Box 83
Morrisville, NC 27560
As pari of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy
M. Norman
P. DeRosa
T. Taylor
K. Glover
(EPA IV)
(EPA IV)
(NC DHS)
(NC DHS)
(WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684
Sincerely,
j)llt',~~ ex. {~a_i
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-039
Sample source: Well 30-H
Sample Description: William Hicks
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
Total
Cug/Ll
< 1 .oo
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I, _______________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Gupton:
Beazer Materials -ervices, Inc .
A Member of TH ZER GROUP
436 Seventh Aven ittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Ivory Gupton
Route 2, Box 30A
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial -~2~2~7_-~2~6~8~4-
Sincerely,
J}Jt~ t(. {ccLcf
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-017
Sample Sou~ce: Well 24-J
Sample Description: Ivory Gupton
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
Total
(ug/Ll
< 1 .oo
<0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I , _______________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Blunt:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc.
A Member of THia>.zER GROUP
436 Seventh Aven-ittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Ozy Blunt
Route 2, Box 28
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989-The analytical results obtained by KER are attached_
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me_
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial _ __,2c,2,.,7_-..=2c.::6.::8..:.4_
Sincerely,
. Lf I . / i~'-1---1--t:,<..., I<. [< ((.,(t
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
I
I
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-019
Well 25-J
Ozy Blunt
Total
Cug/Ll
< l .00
(0.010
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I ' ______________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Watkins:
Beazer Materials EServices, Inc .
A Memberof TH ER GROUP
436 Seventh Aven ittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Watkins
Route 2, Box 30B
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial _ __,2'-"2'-'7_---=2'-"6:::824_
Sincerely,
IJltJ-.~ c/<. {<_cui
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Sour-ce:
Sample Description:
Par-ameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlor-ophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-033
Well 26-J
Gary Watkins
Total
Cug/Ll
< 1 .00
(0.010
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I , ______________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Barnhill:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc.
A Member ofTH~ER GROUP
436 Seventh Aveni9ittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Barnhill
Route 2, Box 27
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC OHS)
T. Taylor (NC OHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 22 7-2684
Sincerely,
)/l/t_,1___,, __ .,_ __ ,('-,,..... -// {eel_.\_&
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-035
Well 27-J
Glenn Barnhill
Total
Cug /Ll
(1 .oo
(0.010
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I, _______________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I , ------------------------------' give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Allen:
Beazer Materials-rvices, Inc .
A Memberof TH ZER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu 1ttsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. Lee Allen & Mrs. Eleanor Allen
Route 2, Box 27A
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy
M. Norman
P. DeRosa
T. Taylor
K. Glover
(EPA IV)
(EPA IV)
(NC DHS)
(NC DHS)
(WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial -~22~7'---~2=.c6c.c8c..4'----
Sincerely,
,J-,k~,,__ !< ic ()_,ci
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
L_
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I, ________________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Mr. McGuire:
Beazer Materials-rvices, Inc .
A Memberof TH ZER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu , 1ttsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr_ H. M. McGuire
Route 2, Box 245A
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue. ·
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results_
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial -----=2'-"2_:._7_-=.2:::68:;::4::_
Sincerely,
;!/-l~c.•-,~ K c;_c~
Shannon K-Craig U
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-041
Well 43-JA
H. M. McGuire
Total
Cug /Ll
(1 .oo
(0.010
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I, ______________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
•
Dear Ms. Routledge:
Beazer Materials-rvices, Inc .
A Member of TH ZER GROUP
436 Seventh Aven 1ttsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Ms. Cathy Routledge
Route 2, Box 245B
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
As a precautionary measure to confirm the negative results, we
propose to resample your well during the third quarter sampling
on August 16-18, 1989. Please complete the enclosed consent form
and give it to the KER representative when he calls to perform
the sampling. You will be provided a copy of the analytical
results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosures
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 22 7-2684
Sincerely,
/11<-h'-f--c:,,___ f! {<_ w_ci;
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-040
Well 30-J
Lee Allen
Total
(ug /Ll
< 1 .00
(0.010
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-042
Sample Source: Well 44-J
Sample Description: Cathy Routledge
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
Total
<ug/Ll
< 1 .00
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
Me'thod
EPA 8020
EPA 515
• •
WELL SAMPLING CONSENT FORM
I , ______________________________ , give
Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. permission to sample my
well on August 16-18, 1989 and release the analytical data to the
North Carolina Division of Health Services and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
Date:
r T' •
Dear Mrs. Copeland:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE .ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mrs. H. D. Copeland.
Route 2; Box 126
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Sincerely,
¢~i<-J( l'-ai
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial -~2~2c..7_-=.2 6=-8=-4'-----
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-012
Wel 1 18-K
H. D. Copeland
Total
Cug /Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
< 1 .oo
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
EPA 8020
EPA 515
•
Dear Ms. Bennett:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE.ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Ms. Betty Bennett
Route 2, Box 127
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its fo~mer plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy·(EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial _ __,2°'2°"7_-_,,2c,e6c,c824_
Sincerely,
;t};(1-,c,ux_ J( u_cr
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ett,er
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-012
Wel 1 18-K
H. D. Copeland
Total
Cug/Ll
< l .00
(0.010
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
•
Dear Mr. Strom:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE AzER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu~burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28', 1989
Mr. David Strom
Route 2, Box 126A
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer'sDirectDial 227-2684
Sincerely,
;Zf A/J-y(_,~ I(. Ct~
Shannon K. ·craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
I
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-012
Sample Source: Well 18-K
Sample Description: H. D. Copeland
Parameter Total
Cug/Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
< 1 .oo
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only,
EPA 8020
EPA 515
•
Dear Joey & Candice:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHE-ZER GROUP
436 Seventh AvenuW15burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Joey & Candice
Route 2, Box 126A
Morrisv~lle, NC 27560
' As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer"s Direct Dial 227-2684
Sincerely,
#~n.'Ccai
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-012
Well 18-K
H. D. Copeland
Total
Cug/Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
(1 .oo
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
EPA 8020
EPA 515
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Davis:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
AMernberofTHE~ERGROUP
436 Seventh Avenu burgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
I
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Davis
Route 2, Box 119A
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Sincerely,
;61.,~;(l~
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer'sDirectDial 227-2684
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-021
Sample Source: Well 36-M
Sample Description: Bobby Davis
Par-ameter Total
Cug/Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlor-ophenol
< l .00
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
EPA 8020
EPA 515
•
Dear Mr. Quate:
Beazer Materials an-rvices, Inc .
A Member of THE ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu sburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. David Quate
Quate Welding
Post Office Box
Morrisville, NC
131
27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do hot hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial _ ______,2=-.,2c.,7_-_,,2ce6c:,8c::4_
Sincerely,
~Jf.twi
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-022
Well 40-M
Quate Welding
Total
(ug /Ll
< 1 .oo
(0.010
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
•
Dear Mr. Winston:
Beazer Materials ~rvices, Inc .
A Member of TH ER GROUP
436 Seventh Avenu 1ttsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. Sylvester Winston
Route 2, Box 110
Morrisville, NC 27560
7JYL,
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation. ·
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial -~2~2~7_--°'2-"-6-"-8-'-4-
Sincerely,
~½U)C I( fAai-
shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
M89-05.31-030
Well 20-L
Sylvester Winston
Total
(ug/Ll
< 1 .oo
All identifications are from retention data only.
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
•
•
Dear Mr. Pittman:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A MemberofTHE~ER GROUP
Environmental Se
436 Seventh Avenue, ittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. Roy Pittman
Route 2, Box 118
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy-(EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial -~2,_.2._,7'-'-"2'-"6'-"8c:,4_
Sincerely,
#.,d-l/4rx_ k. & a,~
~hannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Sour:ce:
Sample Description:
Parameter
• •
KE.lSTONE ENVIRmlMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-003
Well 7-L
Roy Pittman
Total
Cug/Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopr:opyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
< 1 .00
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
EPA 8020
EPA 515
•
Dear Mr. Hinton:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHE~ER GROUP
Environmental Se
436 Seventh Avenue, ittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. Otis Hinton
Route 2, Box 42
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial -~2~2~7_--"2'-"6-"8---'-4_
Sincerely,
;tt&µy__ 11 u~J-
shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter-
•
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-004
Well 8-L
Otis Hinton
Total
Cug/Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopr-opyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
< 1 .oo
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
EPh 8020
EPA 515
•
Dear Ms. Paige:
I Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHEaz_ER GROUP
Environmental Se,W,
436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Ms. Margaret Paige
Route 2, Box 87
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 22 7-2684
Sincerely,
41~,<4.Af>G «. uai
·shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-005
Wel 1 10-I
Margret Paige
Total
( ug /L l
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
< 1 .oo
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
EPA 8020
EPA 515
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Jones:
I Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of THE~ZER GROUP
Environmental Se
436 Seventh Avenue, ·nsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Maryland Jones
Route 2, Box 14
Morrisville, NC 27560
\ 1---\...-
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial -~2=2~7-~2~6..,8'-'4'--
Sincerely,
;t]IUu.-A~ rf. [l~
Shannon K. Craig 0
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-008
Sample Source: Well 12-L
Sample Description: Maryland Jones
Parameter Total
Cug/Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
< 1. 00
<0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
EPA 8020
EPA 515
•
Dear Ms. & Mr. Williams:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of TH~ER GROUP
Environmental Se.s
436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Ms. Mildred Williams &
Mr. Earnest Williams
Route 2, Box 83E
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC OHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 227 2684
Sincerely,
5zf~cl!.lai
Shannon'K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
H89-05.31-028
Wel 1 13-J
Earnest Williams
Total
Cug /L l
< 1 .oo
(0 .01,0
All identifications are from retention data only.
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Scott:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of TH~ER GROUP
Environmental SeW,s
436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Scott
Route 2, Box 12
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy.(EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial -~2s.,2s.,7c:-:.,2"'6"'8"'4-
Sincerely,
ft~k.~j-
Shannon K. Craig
Program ~anager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05.31-008
Sample Source: Well 12-L
Sample Description: Maryland Jones
Parameter Total
Cug/Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
< 1 .00
(0.010
'
All identifications are from retention data only.
EPA 8020
EPA 515
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. McCoy:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member of TH~ER GROUP
Environmental Se s
436 Seventh Avenue, ittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Edward McCoy
Route 2, Box 14
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy· (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC OHS)
T-Taylor (NC DHS
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 22 7-2684
Sincerely,
szjl_µ,4-~ ;f, C{oi
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter-
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-008
Well 12-L
Maryland Jones
Total
Cug /Ll
Method
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlor-ophenol
< 1 .00
<0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
EPA 8020
EPA 515
• Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHfAZER GROUP
Environmental Se~s
436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. John Baker
Route 2, Box 109
Morrisville, NC 27560
Dear Mr. & Mrs. John Baker:
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy·(EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2 7_-_2_6_8_4_
Sincerely,
~,~1/(,(c~
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
Sample Number:
Sample Source:
Sample Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-027
Well OS-13
John Baker
Total
C ug /L l
< 1 .oo
(0.010
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only.
•
Dear Mr. Carrington:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc .
A Member ofTHE-ZER GROUP
Environmental Se
436 Seventh Avenue, ittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
July 28, 1989
Mr. H. L. Carrington
Route 2, Box 108
Morrisville, NC 27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer's Direct Dial 2 2 7-2 684
Sincerely,
;t!}-£A¼&K-K t. cY
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
• •
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
Sample Number: M89-05~31-032
Sample Source: Well 25-L
Sample Description: H. L. Carrington
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
Total
Cug/Ll
< 1 .00
(0.010
All identifications are from retention data only.
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Allen:
D
D
'
Beaze~_ Materials a~ervices, Inc .
A Member of THE ER GROUP
Environmental Se
436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
August 7, 1989
Mr. & Mrs. Terry
Route 2, Box 123
Morrisville, NC
~IECEIVlEID
AUG 14 ll:ltl~
SUPERfUND BRANCH
Allen
27560
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on May 3-4,
1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached.
Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as
recommended earlier by Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, North
Carolina Division of Health Services, the normal usage of your
well may continue.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call. Thank
you for your cooperation.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Writer'sDirectDial 227-2684
Sincerely,
0~.f<~-
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
\
. '
Sample
Sample
Sample
Number:
Source:
Description:
Parameter
Isopropyl Ether
Pentachlorophenol
• • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC
M89-05.31-021
Well 36-M
Bobby Davis
Total
(ug /LJ
(1.00
(0.010
Method
EPA 8020
EPA 515
All identifications are from retention data only .
.-i&-M8
--•
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Medlin:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc.·
A Member of THE BW:R GROUP
436 Seventh Avenue, urgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] ax: 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. and Mrs. John Medlin
Route 2, Box 19
Morrisville, NC 27560
f,'J.-c'..-
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.)j in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
Sincerely,
~k.~~i
Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental
C! G; (~ ,q )....,er;e_ ,S-.,,.-,,er,1 ,e__ /N
Writer's Direct Dial __ 2_2_7_-_2_6_8_4_
Services
i
. '
---••
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Medlin:
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc.
A Member of THE BE-R GROUP
436 Seventh Avenue, urgh, PA 15219
Phone: [phone] : 412-227-2042
July 28, 1989
Mr. and Mrs. John Medlin
Route 2, Box 19
Morrisville, NC 27560
f,·,_c:_
As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by
Beazer Materials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company,
Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone
Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) will sample wells on August
16-18, 1989. This sampling program is conducted with cooperation
and assistance of the Wake County Department of Health and North
Carolina Department of Health Services.
Please complete the enclosed consent form and give it to the
Keystone representative when he calls to perform the sampling.
You will be provided a copy of the analytical results.
Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be
taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
SKC/cr
Enclosure
cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV)
M. Norman (EPA IV)
A. Ward (WC DOH)
P. DeRosa (NC DHS)
T. Taylor (NC DHS)
K. Glover (WC DOH)
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Shannon K. Craig
Program Manager-Environmental Services
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