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Home My WebLink AboutNCD003200383_19891009_Koppers Co. Inc._FRBCERCLA SAP QAPP_Private Well Sampling - Resident Letters August 1989-OCR.. • !('I\.. nfl\\0 I\'! ·Kt °y' \I,~~ I.' ,,,,. l!a<• OCT 1 G '1989 SU?F.RfUNO s1:c·noN Dear Mr. Green: -Be_azer Materials a~ices, Inc . A Member of THE R GROUP · Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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 Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on August 16-18, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Beazer will continue to supply you with bottled water until the North Carolina Division of Health Services concurs with Beazer that the well is unaffected by pentachlorophenol (PCP). 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 M. Norman A. Ward P. DeRosa T. Taylor K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (WC DOH) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 Sincerely, ~~~, Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-031 Wel 1 25-H J & W Green Total Cu9/Ll Meth_od ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol < 1 .00 (0 .010 All identifications are from retention data only. EPA 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Mr. Green: D D Beazer Materials a~ices, Inc. A Member of THE R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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 Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on August 16-18, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Beazer will continue to supply you with bottled water until the North Carolina Division of Health Services concurs with Beazer that the well is unaffected by pentachlorophenol (PCP). 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 M. Norman A. Ward P. DeRosa T. Taylor K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (WC DOH) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227 2684 Sincerely, ), ' 1/ / . /J'{if-1._1..,-,c f{. , (.,{ io/ Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-0B.109-031 Sample Source: Well 25-H Sample Description: J & W Green Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total (ug /LJ (1.00 (0.010 All identifications are frcm retention data only. Meth_od EPA 8020 EPA 515 I • Dear Mr. & Mrs. Chavis: Beazer Materials an-rvices, Inc . A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Ser 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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 Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on August 16-18, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attachecl. Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Beazer will continue to supply you with bottled water until the North Carolina Division of Health Services concurs with Beazer that the well is unaffected by pentachlorophenol (PCP). 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 M. Norman A. Ward P. DeRosa T. Taylor K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (WC DOH) (NC DHS) (NC OHS) (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 Sincerely, // 1/ / ' ,::Ji(tf...,(,/__,,-y._ 11 , U (l~ Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-0B.109-030 Sample Source: Well 14-H Sample Description: Jessie Chavis Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total (ug/Ll < 1 .oo (0.030 All identifications are from retention data only. Meth_od EPA 8020 EPA 515 , .ii • Dear Mr. Hendron: Beazer Materials an-vices, Inc. A Member of THE R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Mr. Donnie Hendron 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 Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on August 16-18, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Beazer will continue to supply you with bottled water until the North Carolina Division of Health Services concurs with Beazer that the well is unaffected by pentachlorophenol (PCP). 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 M. Norman A. Ward P. DeRosa T. Taylor K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (WC DOH) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 Sincerely, Mt'-,U_,r)0 I! t cu+· ~hannon K. CraigO Program Manager-Environmental Services ... • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Descriptidn: Parameter Pentachlorophenol M69-06 .109-029 Wel 1 10-L Donnie Herndon Total (ug /Ll (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPA 515 • Dear Mr. & Mrs. Goodwin: Beazer Materials anlfiices, Inc. A Member of THE B R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 J 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 Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your wells on August 16-18, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Beazer will continue to supply you with bottled water until the North Carolina Division of Health Services concurs with Beazer that the well is unaffected by pentachlorophenol (PCP). Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the samples to be taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. SKC/cr Enclosure cc: B. Benoy M. Norman A. Ward P. DeRosa T. Taylor K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (WC DOH) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dia! 227-2684 Sincerely, ,Jl{t<-,<-,lnL f/ [( ~Q Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: , Sample Description: Par-ameter • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-034 Well 28-J Well 'ltl Goodwin Total Cug /Ll Meth.ad ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol < 1 .00 (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. EPA 8020 EPA 515 -... Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-035 Well 28-J Well 'lt2,Goodwin Total Cug /Ll (1.00 (0.010 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. -... • Dear Ms. Jenkins: D D Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Ser s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Ms. Niomi Jenkins P.O. 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 August 16-18, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Neither chemical analyzed was detected. Beazer will continue to supply you with bottled water until the North Carolina Division of Health Services concurs with Beazer that the well is unaffected by pentachlorophenol (PCP). 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 M. Norman A. W2,rd P. DeRosa T. Taylor K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (WC DOH) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 Sincerely, /_j,J (<-,CL H--}! {{ (lLQ Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-036 Sample Source: Well 29-J Sample Description: Niomi Jenkins Parameter Pentachlorophenol Total Cug/Ll (0.010 ) All identifications are from retention data only. Meth_od EPA 515 • Dear Ms. High: D D Beazer Materials anlf ices, Inc. A Member of THE B R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 11, 1989 Ms. Shirley High c/o Medlins Route 2, Box 19 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 August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC OHS) T. Taylor (NC OHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer'sOirectOial 227-2684 Sincerely, ,ot~I<~ Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • KEYSTONE .ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-023 Well OS-1 John Medlin Total Cug/Ll (1.00 (0.010 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. • Dear Mr. Shearin: D D Beazer Materials and-vices, Inc. A Member of THE B R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 11, 1989 Mr. Walter Shearin Route 2, Box 20 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 August 16-18, 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. 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 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, Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: MB9-08.109-023 Sample Source: Well OS-1 Sample Description: John Medlin Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total (ug/Ll (1 .oo (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Mr. Miller: Beazer Materials anlf ices, Inc. A Member of THE B R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Mr. Todd Miller 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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 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, ~✓-t-~ Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environme_ntal Services Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter ' Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC MB9-08.109-039 Well 32-M Giles Total Cug/Ll (1.00 <0.030 Mett,.od EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. -.. • Dear Ms. Hinton: D D Beazer Materials and-ices, Inc. A Member of THE B R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Ms. Linda Hinton 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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 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~ie,~ Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services t~i~t.: ••.;..:;.,~· Samp 1 e Number : Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-021 Well 19-M ·oueen & Otto Lyons ' Total Cug /Ll < 1 .oo (0.010 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. • Dear Mr. Davis: D D Beazer Materials an-ices, Inc. A Member of THE B R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Mr. Willie 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC DHS) T. Taylor (NC DHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 Sincerely, ftk{L,'--,,_"'-.) K la.'. Shannon K. Craig 0 Program Manager-Environmental Services • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-041 Sample Source: Well 38-M Sample Description: Willie Davis Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachloropheriol Total Cug/Ll < 1 .oo (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Meth.od EPA 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Ms. Hovey: D D Beazer Materials an~ices, Inc. A Member of THE B R GROUP Environmental Servic 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Ms. Helen Hovey Route 2, Box 317 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 August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC DHS) T. Taylor (NC DHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial ')27 2684 Sincerely, 47L~ ;{_ u_ {)_ . Shannon K. Craig 0 Program Manager-Environmental Services . , Sample Number-: Sample Sour-ce: , Sample Descr-iption: Par-a.meter- • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-040 Well 34-M Helen Hovey Total (ug/Ll Meth_od ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Isopr-opyl Ether- Pentachlor-ophenol < 1. 00 (0.030 All identifications ar-e fr-om r-etention data only. EPA 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Ms. Cooley: D D Beazer Materials an~ ices, Inc. A Member ol THE R GROUP Environmental Servic s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Ms. Wanda Cooley Route 2, 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 August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC DHS) T. Taylor (NC DHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dia! 227-2684 Sincerely, Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Number: Source: ' Sample Sample Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08 .109-038 Well 31-M Wanda Cooley Total Cug/Ll < 1 .oo (0.010 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications ar~ from retention data only. -., • Dear Mr. & Mrs. Medlin: Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Ser 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Mr. & Mrs. John Medlin Route 2, Box 19 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 August 16-18, 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. 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 M. Norman P. DeRosa T. 1'aylor K. C:lover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 Sincerely, j I ,J I · ,d:1'L&'X--.(OL k, L{ cLcJ- Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE .ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08 .109-023 Well OS-1 John Medlin Total Cug/Ll <1 .00 (0.010 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. • Dear Mr. & Mrs. Medlin: Beazer Materials a~ices, Inc. A Member of THE R GROUP Environmental Servi ~ 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Mr. & 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC DHS) T. Taylor (NC DHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direcl Dial 2 2 7 2 6 8 Li Sincerely, ,,JJ C-1-1-l~ 11. L{ C•~r Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Descripti6n: Parameter • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-024 Well OS-4 Roy Hedlin Total Cug/Ll Method ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol < 1 .00 (0.030 All identifications are from retention data only. EPA 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Mr. Wilkins: Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Serv s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax:412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Mr. Paul Wilkins Route 2, Box 36 Morrisville, NC 27560 As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by Beazer M3terials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company, Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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{[}_,{._µ~ i! l ~ / (J 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) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-001 Sample Source: Well 1-H Sample Description: Wilkins Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total (ug /Ll ( 1 • 00 (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only, Method EPh 802C• EPA 515 • Dear Mr. Green: Beazer Materials an-rvices, Inc . A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Ser 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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 August 16-18, 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.· 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 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/?.J;<.,./_ i'Jl, ,1(. {11..,y, .. 0 Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Number: Source: M89-08.109-002 Wel 1 15-H Sample Sample Sample Descriptidn:· Charlie.Green Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total (ug/Ll < 1 .00 (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 • D D Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Serv s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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 wells on August 16-18, 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. Thank you for ·your cooperation in permitting the samples to be taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. SKC/cr Enclosure 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 7 268/2 Sincerely, ,,J-!u .. ,c,( ,--,__, /{. i ,u,i- Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Descriptidn: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-004 Well 20-H COLD) Johnnie McCrimmon Total Cug/Ll < 1 .oo (0.010 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-003 Sample Source: Well 20-H CNEWl Sample Descriptidn: Johnnie,McCrimmon Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total ( ug /L l ( 1 .00 (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Ms. Greene: D D Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Servi es 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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 August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC DHS) T. Taylor (NC DHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 Sincerely, ;.d!ccw.-ry.___, !!. l a.'6' Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: H89-06.109-005 Sample Source: Well 21-H Sample Description: Madge Greene Parameter Isoprcpyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total (ug /Ll < 1 • 00 (0.030 All identifications are from retention data only. Hethod EPh 802.0 EPA 515 • Dear-Mr-. & Mr-s. Pear-son: Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October-9, 1989 Mr-. & Mr-s. Jessie Pear-son Route 2, Box 80 Mor-r-isville, NC 27560 As par-t of the continuing well sampling pr-ogr-am conducted by Beazer-Mater-ials and Ser-vices, Inc. (for-mer-ly Kopper-s Company, Inc-I, in the vicinity of its for-mer-plant, Keystone Environmental Resour-ces, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on August 16-18, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER ar-e attached. Neither-chemical analyzed was detected. Therefore, as recommended earlier-by Dr. Ted Taylor-, Toxicologist, North Car-olina Division of Health Services, the nor-mal usage of your- well may continue. 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. Nor-man (EPA IV) P. DeRosa (NC DHS) T. Taylor-(NC DHS) K. Glover-(WC DOH) A. War-d (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 2 2 7 2 684 Sincerely, Jj_l'-l-7UX ;/, lcu_x,✓• / 0 Shannon K. Craig Program Manager--Envir-onmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Descriptl~n: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol M89-08.109-032 Well 27-H Pearson, Total Cug/Ll < 1 .00 (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Meth_od EPA 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Mr. & Mrs. Scott: Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Servi s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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 August 16-18, 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. 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. B19noy M. Norman P. DeRosa T. T;aylor K. G.lover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 Sincerely, A . . JI . ;4,J,., 4,c nG I, l< cu.Q Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol M89-08.109-008 Well 28-H Gene Scott Total C ug /L l < 1 .oo <0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Ms. Dawkins: Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member ol THE ER GROUP Environmental Servi s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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 August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC OHS) T. Taylor (NC OHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 22 7 2 6 84 _Sincerely, )/cc.,1--,u--,,.., I( Cc i Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-009 Sample Source: Well 29-H ,Sample Descriptidn: Margie Dawkins 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. Hicks: D D Beazer Materials a:lfrvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Se 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Mr. William. -Hicks 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 August 16-18, 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. 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. B,enoy 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 Diul 227-2684 Sincerely, ';il_t-,4 o"><.-1-<. l ~- s ha nnon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Descriptidn: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-010 Well 30-H Hicks Total Cug /Ll < 1 .00 (0.010 Method EPJ.. 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. • Dear Mr. Hicks: Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc . A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Ser s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Mr. William. Hicks, Jr. Route 2, Box 83 Morrisville, NC 27560 As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by Beazer MBterials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company, Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC DHS) T. Taylor (NC DHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227 268/i Sincerely, /.J-/uLf.-,( r,1_, /( !1 u,~ Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services , Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-010 Well 30-H Hicks Total Cug/Ll < 1 .oo (0.010 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. • D D Dear Mr. & Mrs. Gupton: Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Ser s 436 Seventh A venue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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 August 16-18, 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. 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 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 2681, Sincerely, A / I . ,;.()-/i. ,'-1-, ., nL f,. u !lo Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol M89-08.109-0ll Wel 1 24-J Ivory Gupton Total (ug/Ll (1 .oo (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 -... • Dear Mr. & Mrs. Blunt: D D Beazer Materials a-ervices, Inc . A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Ser 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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 August 16-18, 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. 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. B,2noy M. Norman P. DeRosa T. Taylor K. G.lover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial _ 227 26 Bli Sincerely, ;iJ--d. t 1-<-H-f( L d-cJ' Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Descriptidn: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08 .109-012 Well 25-J Ozy Blunt Total Cug /Ll < 1 .oo (0.010 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. • Dear Mr. & Mrs. Barnhill: Beazer Materials .ervices, Inc. A Member of THE ZER GROUP Environmental Services 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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 August 16-18, 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. 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 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 2681, Sincerely, ).l<_ o-N--.,,_ fY. l I cu.0 Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: t189-08.109-033 Sample Source: , Well 27-J Sample Description: Barnhill Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total (ug/Ll < 1 .00 (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. t1eth,od EPA. 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Mr. McGuire: Beazer Materials .rvices, Inc. A Member ol THE ZER GROUP Environmental Services 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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 August 16-18, 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. Thank ycu for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. $incerely, ;4i t-1..,,Cr><-/( {l C<-1)_,, 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) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-016 Sample Source: Well 43-JA Sample Descripti6n: McGuire Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total (ug /L) < 1 .oo (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 -..- • Dear Mr. Elmore: Beazer Materials ~rvices, Inc. A Member of THE9'ZER GROUP Environmental Services 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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 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, /-.Jf.,W-L.-,__ II u 0 Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-017 Sample Source: Well 5-M Sample Description: Linwood Elmore Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total Cug /Ll < 1 .oo (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Mr. Marshburn: D D Beazer Materials a~rvices, Inc. A Member of THE lazER GROUP Environmental Services 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Mr. Rickey P. 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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 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/r_,c,<-,C 1"-1-;{. 0 l~()- S ha nnon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-019 Well 15-M Randy & Robin Marsburn , Total (ug/LJ Method ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol (1.00 (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. EPA 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Mr. Marshburn: D D Beazer Materials alervices, Inc . A Member of THE ZER GROUP Environmental Ser s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Mr. Robby 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC OHS) T. Taylor (NC OHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227 268<\ Sincerely, J . /{)A.,'-l---,r...1,---......, /1. t.rr...1' Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-019 Well 15-M Randy & Robin Marsburn ' Total Cug/Ll (1 .oo (0.010 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. • Dear Ms. Spivey: D D Beazer Materials a.rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Services 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Ms. Christine Spivey Route 2, Box 7 Morrisville, NC 27560 As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by Beazer M~terials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company, Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact rne. SKC/cr Enclosure, 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 227 2681, Sincerely, j I .. ;die "-/--;.c-,'--/( uc1,:.J Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-018 sample Source: Well 9-M Sample Description: Spivey Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total Cug /Ll < 1 .oo (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Ms. Mayo: D D Beazer Materials .ervices, Inc. A Member of THE ZER GROUP Environmental Services 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Ms. Doris Mayo Route 2, Box 6 Morrisville, NC 27560 As part of the continuing well sampling program conducted by Beazer M3terials and Services, Inc. (formerly Koppers Company, Inc.), in the vicinity of its former plant, Keystone Environmental Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC DHS) T. Taylor (NC DHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 Sincerely, /, . . /II, )/ /, . 1.:,,/Xi,'-f.u-X... . ) • U lU..(] Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-018 Well 9-M Spivey Total Cug /Ll < 1 .oo (0.010 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. • Dear Randy & Robin: D D Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member ol THE ER GROUP Environmental Serv s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Randy and Robin 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC DHS) T. Taylor (NC DHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial .227-2684 Sincerely, I . ,J . -J!LtY--ux.., Jr , i< tu,./-/ . 0 Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number-: Sample Sour-ce: Sample Descr-iption: Par-ameter- Isopr-opyl Ether- Pentachlor-ophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-019 Well 15-M Randy & Robin Mar-sbur-n ' Total Cug /Ll < 1 .oo (0.010 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications ar-e fr-om r-etention data only. ; . • Dear Mr. Marshburn: Beazer Materials a.rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Services 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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. B,2noy M. Norman P. Di='!Rosa T. Taylor K. G.Lover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial _ 2 2 7 2 6 8 /1 Sincerely_, )/.c'-/-1-,)L I<. ltlLY Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-019 Sample Source: Well 15-M Sample Description: Randy &,Robin Marsburn Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total Cug /Ll < 1 .oo (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Mr. Harrington: Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Servi s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC DHS) T. Taylor (NC DHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. w.,rd (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial ---... 2 ... 2+7=-o2<>6<>B<t--s Sincerely, Ji~ I( l Q_c,,~ / (j Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol M89-08.109-020 Wel 1 18-M w. Harrington ' Total Cug /Ll < 1 .oo (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 • Dear Queen and Otto: Beazer Materials a!Fices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Servic s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Queen and 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 Environm,rntal Resources, Inc. (KER) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC DHS) T. Taylor (NC DHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227 268<\ Sincerely, ,J-:tt'-,c,:_ C>'--f;. l ru_ i Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-021 Well 19-M Queen & Otto Lyons Total Cug/Ll < l . 00 (0.010 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. • Dear Ms. Davis: Beazer Materials and-ices, Inc . A Member of THE B R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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 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 Dlal 227-268<\ Sincerely, )Jj~ /(. t{Lii Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter- I sopr-opy 1 Ett,er- Pent ach lor-ophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC MS9-0S.109-037 Well 30-M Dora Davis Total Cug /LJ < 1 .oo (0.010 Meth.od EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. • Dear Mr. Giles: D D Beazer Materials an-ices, Inc . A Member of THE R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 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) sampled your well on August 15-18, 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. 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 Enclosur•= cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV) M. Norman (EPA IV) P. DeRosa (NC CHS) T. Taylor (NC DHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227 268t, Sincerely, )It. tY--1.,,-,_ /{. l o.,c,S Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-039 Sample Source: Well 32-M Sample Description: Giles Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total Cug /Ll < 1 .00 (0.030 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 -... • Dear Ms. White: D D Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc . A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Serv 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Ms. Maxine White Post Office 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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 M. Norman P. DeRosa T. Taylor K. G.lover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial --~2 .. 2..,7-=.2"'6"'8""<\- Sincerely, ;{ , I I . /)-;(tc.,cL ,,l.-i), Ci //..i'. }( , 0 Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services - .i • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-039 Sample Source: Well 32-M Sample Description: Giles Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total C ug /L l (1.00 <0.030 All identifications are from retention data only • • Mett,.od EPA 8020 EPA 515 ; . • Dear Mr. Wintermute: D D Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc . A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Serv .. 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Ms. Steve Wintermute Post Office 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. 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 M. Norman P. D,eRosa T. Taylor K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dia! 227-2684 Sincerely, ;le // . /J/iu-/--,(._,,c...., /J. U a,c.8 Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services - .i Number: Source: ' Sample Sample Sample Descript:ion: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachloropheriol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08. 109-041 Well 38-M Willie Davis Total Cug /Ll < 1 .00 (0.010 Meth.od EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. - .i, • Dear Mr. Kennedy: D D Beazer Materials an~ices, Inc . A Member of THE B R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Mr. Wayne Kennedy 580 North 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) sampled your well on August 16-18, 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. Thank you for your cooperation in permitting the sample to be taken. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact m1e. SKC/cr Enclosure 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, _,.dl._cr-1-...<..,,,--, c_ ;( l,t 1:Ut Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-022 Sample Source: Well N-1 Sample Descr ipt :ion: Wayne Kennedy Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol ' Total Cug /Ll < 1 .oo (0.010 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 - ..i • Dear Mr. Buchanan: Beazer Materials a~ices, Inc. A Member ol THE R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 9, 1989 Mr. Billie W. Buchanan Route 2, Box 266B 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 August 16-18, 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. 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) P. DeRosa (NC DHS) T. Taylor (NC DHS) K. Glover (WC DOH) A. Ward (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227 2684 Sincerely, J/Lcy-1.-,~ !( Cc a_~ / u Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Number: Source: ' Sample Sample Sample Descr ipt :Lon: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC 1189-08.109-050 Well 50-H Buchanan Total C ug /L l < 1 .co (0.030 Meth.od EPh 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. r - .i • Dear Mccrimmon: Beazer Materials an~ ices, Inc. A Member of THE R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 11, 1989 Mr. & Mrs. Chester Mccrimmon 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 August 14-16, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Two chemicals formerly used in the wood-treating process at the plant were analyzed. No isopropylether (IPE) was detected but a trace amount of pentachlorophenol (PCP) was found. Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, Environmental Epidemiology Branch, North Carolina Division of Health Services, has indicated that the level of PCP currently detected in your well suggests, as a precautionary measure, that water from your well should not be used for drinking or cooking purposes. All other normal uses of the water may continue. We will supply you with bottled water. The drinking water will be supplied by Willow Springs on a regular two week delivery. Within the next several days you will be contacted to discuss your drinking water requirements. 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 M. Norman P. DeRosa T. Taylor A. Ward K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 Sincerely, Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services • • KE7STONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-006 Sample Source: Well 22-H Sample Description: Chester Mccrimmon Parameter I sopr.opy 1 Et her Pentachlorophenol Total Cug/Ll < 1 .00 0.053 hll identifications are from retention data only. Method EPh 8020 EPA 515 D Beazer Materials a~ices, Inc. A Member of THE R GROUP Environmental Servi 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 0 m v.J~ October 11, 1989 Ms. Helen Dunnigan and Ms. Janet Allen Route 2, Box 43 Morrisville, NC 27560 Dear Ms. Dunnigan and 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 August 14-16, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Two chemicals formerly used in the wood-treating process at the plant were analyzed. No isopropylether (IPE) was detected cut a trace amount of pentachlorophenol (PCP) was found. Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, Environmental Epidemiology Branch, North Carolina Division of Health Services, has indicated that the level of PCP currently detected in your well suggests, as a precautionary measure, that water from your well should not be used for drinking or cooking purposes. All other normal uses of the water may continue. We will supply you with bottled water. The drinking water will be supplied by Willow Springs on a regular two week delivery. Within the next several days you will be contacted to discuss your drinking water requirements. 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, ~Kt.~ 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) Wri1er's Direct Dial 227-2684 -... • • KE7STONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-007 Sample Source: Well 23-H Sample Description: Helen Donnigan/J. Allen Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total Cug/Ll < 1 .00 0.026 All identifications are from retention data only. Method EPh 802C· EPA 515 • Dear Mr. Dunnigan: Beazer Materials an-rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Ser 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 11, 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 August 14-16, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Two chemicals formerly used in the wood-treating process at the plant were analyzed. No isopropylether (IPE) was detected but a trace amount of pentachlorophenol (PCP) was found. Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, Environmental Epidemiology Branch, North Carolina Division of Health Services, has indicated that the level of PCP currently detected in your well suggests, as a precautionary measure, that water from your well should not be used for drinking or cooking purposes. All other normal uses of the water may continue. We will supply you with bottled water. The drinking water will be supplied by Willow Springs on a regular two week delivery. Within the next several days you will be contacted to discuss your drinking water requirements. 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 M. Norman P. DeRosa T. Taylor A. ward K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (NC OHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial ..227-2684 Sincerely, ~~cf<_~ Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services ,, .. ·.,· .. ·· ~--· • • KE'iSTOIJE EN','IRONHENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: M89-08.109-007 Sample Source: Well 23-H Sample Description: Helen Donnigan/J. Allen Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol Total Cug/Ll < 1 .oo 0.026 All identifications are from retention data only. Hethod EPJ.,. 6020 EPA 515 • D D Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Servi s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 11, 1989 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Watkins Route 2, Box 43 Morrisville, NC 27560 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Watkins: 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 August 14-16, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Two chemicals formerly used in the wood-treating process at the plant were analyzed. No isopropylether (IPE) was detected but a trace amount of pentachlorophenol (PCP) was found. Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, Environmental Epidemiology Branch, North Carolina Division of Health Services, has indicated that the level of PCP currently detected in your well suggests, as a precautionary measure, that water from your well should not be used for drinking or cooking purposes. All other normal uses of the water may continue. We will supply you with bottled water. The drinking water will be supplied by Willow Springs on a regular two week delivery. Within the next several days you will be contacted to discuss your drinking water requirements. 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 M. Norman P. DeRosa T. Taylor A. Ward K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial ---2..:'7-2684 Sincerely, ~!<'.~ Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services .. • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC Sample Number: Samp 1 e Source: , Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol M89-08.109-013 Well 26-J Gary Watkins Total (ug /Ll < 1 . 00 0.076 All identifications are from retention data only. EPA 8020 EPA 515 -... • Dear Lee and Eleanor: D D Beazer Materials a.rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Services 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 11, 1989 Lee and 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 August 14-16, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Two chemicals formerly used in the wood-treating process at the plant were analyzed. No isopropylether (IPE) was detected but a trace amount of pentachlorophenol (PCP) was found. Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, Environmental Epidemiology Branch, North Carolina Division of Health Services, has indicated that the level of PCP currently detected in your well suggests, as a precautionary measure, that water from your well should not be used for drinking or cooking purposes. All other normal uses of the water may continue. We will supply you with bottled water. The drinking water will be supplied by Willow Springs on a regular two week delivery. Within the next several days you will be contacted to discuss your drinking water requirements. 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, fa ~ r<. u_9 Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services SKC/cr Enclosure cc: B. Benoy (EPA IV) M. Nor·man (EPA IV) P. DeRosa (NC DHS) T. Taylor (NC DHS) A. Ward (WC DOH) K. Glover (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial -227-2684 -.. Samp 1 e IJumber : Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-014 Well 30-J L & E Allen Total ( ug /L l ( 1 .oo 0.060 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. ... • Dear Ms. Culler: Beazer Materials a~rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Servi es 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 11, 1989 Ms. Wanda Culler Route 2, Box 29 Morrisville, NC 27560 As part cf 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 August 14-16, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Two chemicals formerly used in the wood-treating process at the plant were analyzed. No isopropylether (IPE) was detected but a trace amount of pentachlorophenol (PCP) was found. Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, Environmental Epidemiology Branch, North Carolina Division of Health Services, has indicated that the level of PCP currently detected in your well suggests, as a precautionary measure, that water from your well should not be used for drinking or cooking purposes. All other normal uses of the water may continue. We will supply you with bottled water. The drinking water will be supplied by Willow Springs on a reg~lar two week delivery. Within the next several days you will be contacted to discuss your drinking water requirements. 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 M. Norman P. DeRosa T. Taylor A. Ward K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 Sincerely, ~i{t_~ Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: , Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophencl • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.!09-015 Well 32-J Wanda Culler Total (ug/Ll < 1. 00 0.043 Method EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications are from retention data only. • Dear Ms. Routledge: Beazer Materials a.rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Services 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 11, 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 August 14-16, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Two chemicals formerly used in the wood-treating process at the plant were analyzed. No isopropylether (IPE) was detected but a trace amount of pentachlorophenol (PCP) was found. Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, Environmental Epidemiology Branch, North Carolina Division of Health Services, has indicated that the level of PCP currently detected in your well suggests, as a precautionary measure, that water from your well should not be used for drinking or cooking purposes. All other normal uses of the water may continue. We will supply you with bottled water. The drinking water will be supplied by Willow Springs on a regular two week delivery. Within the_ next several days you will be contacted to discuss your drinking water requirements. 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 M. Norman P. DeRosa T. Taylor A. Ward K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (NC DHS) (NC OHS) (WC DOH) (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dia! 227 266<\ Sincerely, ~«.~ Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services -... Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC 1189-08.109-047 Well 44-J Cathy Routledge Total Cug/Ll < 1 . 00 0.056 MethDd EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications ar~ from retention data only. • Dear Ms. Moss: D D Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Servi s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 11, 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 August 14-16, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Two chemicals formerly used in the wood-treating process at the plant were analyzed. No isopropylether (IPE) was detected but a trace amount of pentachlorophenol (PCP) was found. Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, Environmental Epidemiology Branch, North Carolina Division of Health Services, has indicated that the level of PCP currently detected in your well suggests, as a precautionary measure, that water from your well should not be used for drinking or cooking purposes. All other normal uses of the water may continue. We will supply you with bottled water. The drinking water will be supplied by Willow Springs on a regular two week delivery. Within the next several days you will be contacted to discuss your drinking water requirements. 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 M. Norman P. DeRosa T. Taylor A. Ward K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 227-2684 Sincerely, ~K-~ Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: Sample Description: Parameter Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC M89-08.109-048 Well 46-J Gloria Moss Total C ug /L l 0.063 Meth_od. EPA. 515 All identifications are from retention data only. ... • Dear Mr. Myers: Beazer Materials a-rvices, Inc. A Member of THE ER GROUP Environmental Serv s 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-227-2500 Fax: 412-227-2950 October 11, 1989 Mr. Charles Myers Route 2, Box 250 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 August 14-16, 1989. The analytical results obtained by KER are attached. Two chemicals formerly used in the wood-treating process at the plant were analyzed. No isopropylether (IPE) was detected but a trace amount of pentachlorophenol (PCP) was found. Dr. Ted Taylor, Toxicologist, Environmental Epidemiology Branch, North Carolina Division of Health Services, has indicated that the level of PCP currently detected in your well suggests, as a precautionary measure, that water from your well should not be used for drinking or cooking purposes. All other normal uses of the water may continue. We will supply you with bottled water. The drinking water will be supplied by Willow Springs on a regular two week delivery. Within the next several days you will be contacted to discuss your drinking water requirements. 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 M. Norman P. DeRosa T. T2.ylor A. Ward K. Glover (EPA IV) (EPA IV) (NC DHS) (NC DHS) (WC DOH) (WC DOH) Writer's Direct Dial 2 2 7 2 6 8 'i Sincerely, l&~K.G_~ Shannon K. Craig Program Manager-Environmental Services Sample Number: Sample Source: , Sample Description: Parameter Isopropyl Ether Pentachlorophenol • • KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES INC t189-08.109-049 Well 47-J Char 1 es ·-Heyer Total Cug/Ll <1 .00 0.043 Heth.Oct EPA 8020 EPA 515 All identifications ar~ from retention data only.