NC0032719_Email (Quarterly Report 7-19)_20190730

Strickland, Bev
From: Tawes, David
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2019 9:13 AM
To: Tankard, Robert; May, David; Sipe, Randy
Cc: Greg Churchill; Katie Hackney; Howard, Kevin B
Subject: Chowan County - SOC Quarterly Report
Attachments: 30-07-2019 SOC Quarterly Report.pdf, UPDATEDSITEMAP20190627.pdf, Valhalla GW
analyticals_20190719.pdf, Valhalla SW analyticals_20190719.pdf
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Please see the attached SOC Quarterly Report. We received the Draft NPDES permit and may be in touch with
questions that may arise.
Thank you,
David M. Tawes
Chowan Water
1608 Virginia Road
Edenton, NC 27932
Office [phone]
[e-mail]
Email correspondence to and from this address may be subject to the North Carolina Public Records Law and may be disclosed to third parties by an authorized
state official.

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305 West Freemason Street
P.O. Box 11130
Edenton. tit` 27932
[phone]
April 30, 2019
943 Washington Square Mall
Washington NC 27889
ATT: Mr. Robert Tankard
SUBJECT: County of Chowan Progress Report
Valhalla Water Treatment Plant
NPDES Permit No. NC 0032719
EMC SOC WQ S16-003
Dear Mr. Tankard:
This is to inform you of the progress that we have been making as of this date to comply with the
SOC deadlines for the Chowan County Water Plant:
I. On April 16, 2019, the hydrographic survey for the Harris Landing subaqueous force
main/discharge location was received by Rivers.
2. On April 18, 2019, GMA completed revision to the CORMIX dilution model based on a
chloride limit of 9,050 mg/L.
3. On April 22, 2019, Amendment No. 1 to the previously submitted discharge model and
report was submitted to the NPDES Unit.
4. On May 13, 2019, Rivers requested and received acknowledgement of receipt from the
NPDES Unit.
5. On May 16, 2019, the NPDES Unit requested (1) a revised target date for installation of
the WTP/diffuser improvements, and (2) prediction files for the revised CORMIX model.
6. On May 17, 2019, Rivers requested an estimated schedule for issuance of the draft
NPDES permit, date for public notice, date for public hearing, and issuance of the final
permit... as the schedule for design, permitting, construction and compliance cannot be
known without a start date.
7. On May 20, 2019, the requested CORMIX prediction files were provided to the NPDES
Unit.
8. As of June 11, 2019, no response was provided regarding an estimated schedule for
issuance of the NPDES permit. As such, Rivers assumed a date of November 1, 2019 for
receipt of the NPDES permit, and provided an estimated schedule to the NPDES Unit for
completion and compliance. In response, the NPDES Unit indicated that proposed new

mixing zone was being reviewed by another staff member, and it was unknown when the
review would be completed.
9. During the May — July, 2019 time period, Rivers has been preparing base maps for the
Valhalla WTP site, preliminary computations, Preliminary Design Memorandum, and
preliminary site layout for the proposed site improvements. Work on the effluent force
main and diffuser is on hold pending receipt of the NPDES discharge permit.
10. Tables summarizing July 1 sc and 2nd, 2019 groundwater and surface water sampling are
attached along with an updated site map for reference.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to call.
Sincerely,
7'4�
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David Tawes,
Water Director
[phone]

Table 4. Summary of Groundwater Sampling Analytical Results
Valhalla WTP Edenton, Chowan County
Well ID
Date Collected
Chloride
TDS
Total Iron
Total
Manganese
g
Dissolved
Iron
Dissolved
Manganese
g
Temperature
(o )
C
DO
m /L)
( g
Specific
Conduc-
tivi ty
(mS/cm)
Conduc-
tS/c
(MS/cm)
pH
ORP
mV
( )
Turbidity
(NTU)
NTU
Surficial
Aquifer
5/26/2015
3,200
1,963
1,929
7/10/2015
3,350
2,650
1,301
11/12/2015
4,800
4,600
6,600
21.9
0.69
13,466
12,669
6.60
30
1/24/2017
4,100
5,900
3,300
140
2,400
15.5
0.20
13,586
10,930
6.23
80
15
MW3
10/2/2017
2,000
3,200
4,600
<200
4,500
23.8
0.30
6,442
6,229
7.10
8.0
1.07
1/10/2018
5,300
9,200
8,800
11,000
7,700
12,000
17.3
0.75
16,440
13,850
7.29
-30.5
15.4
7/11/2018
2,200
4,000
4,200
2,200
3,100
2,200
22.2
0.33
6,284
5,955
7.15
-138.7
11.3
1/9/2019
4,000
6,900
8,200
4,800
5,800
5,000
17.1
0.84
11,793
9,944
7.11
47.3
12.8
7/1/2019
3,200
5,900
4,300
1,300
<200
1,400
21.6
1.15
9,435
8,842
7.07
106.3
8.15
5/26/2015
1,110
484
31
7/10/2015
1,000
446
33
11/12/2015
460
340
29
19.5
0.75
1887
1688
6.69
-26
1/24/2017
1,100
2,200
87
<100
68
11.8
0.28
4274
3197
7.28
-21
34
MW2
10/2/2017
590
3,700
46
<200
34
22.2
0.32
2066
1957
6.80
-0.6
185
1/10/2018
510
1,100
2,400
62
640
47
14.9
0.55
1833
1469
6.78
-22.5
90.7
7/11/2018
780
1,600
2,400
72
280
72
21.5
0.29
2458
2297
6.60
-66.3
65
1/9/2019
340
780
820
51
380
51
15.1
1.5
1,412
1,158
6.75
-4.1
22
7/1/2019
1,100
2,100
1,700
53
<200
55
20.5
0.96
3,784
3,456
6.90
82.4
5.5
5/26/2015
918
1,001
37
7/10/2015
1,200
2,632
64
11/12/2015
1,000
1,700
48
18.4
0.36
3579
3136
6.11
19
1/24/2017
880
2,600
60
640
56
14.9
0.14
3090
2501
6.53
24
18
MW3
10/2/2017
850
2,100
43
830
43
20.2
0.56
2925
2660
6.76
6.7
19.6
1/10/2018
840
1,500
2,000
35
780
34
13.8
0.58
2699
2124
6.76
56.5
18.1
7/11/2018
410
910
2,200
21
590
20
19.8
0.25
1448
1304
6.65
-76.0
21.1
1/9/2019
710
1,300
1,600
35
600
34
15.0
0.77
2,399
1,944
6.49
52.5
23.6
7/1/2019
710
1,400
2,400
49
<200
44
19.4
0.98
2,485
2,218
6.51
80.2
16.2
4/11/2019
11
140
800
200
<200
190
MW37
7/2/2019
14
1 190
1 520
1 250
<200
240
19.4
6.9
287
256
5.17
119.7
12.3
Shallow Yorktown
Aquifer
1/25/2017
59
13,000
150
<100
56
16.6
0.80
434
384
3.06
305
234
10/2/2017
99
3,700
87
<200
83
17.2
2.07
608
516
7.64
15.2
15.1
1/10/2018
100
420
2,700
88
550
72
16.1
1.60
626
519
7.73
188.5
48.4
MW4
7/11/2018
110
520
2,000
86
370
75
18.2
0.31
606
531
7.42
-65.1
37.6
1/9/2019
130
480
560
76
210
87
16.4
0.23
699
585
7.37
32
7.56
7/1/2019
120
500
600
120
<200
76
18.3
1.05
694
606
7.49
100.3
7.6
1/25/2017
19
200,000
2,200
160
610
17.4
0.39
380
327
6.70
36
OR
10/2/2017
19
28,000
960
10,000
900
18.6
0.36
334
294
5.95
682
140
1/10/2018
19
210
28,000
1,200
8,900
880
17.3
0.70
349.6
296.3
6.47
-46.5
82.9
MW5
7/12/2018
19
210
17,000
840
3,200
830
18.3
0.27
272
237
5.52
101.0
78
1/9/2019
19
230
26,000
870
1,700
830
17.7
0.23
327.7
2,822
6.21
-15.2
45.2
7/1/2019
19
170
17,000
850
<200
870
18.9
0.5
302
267
5.40
105.6
20.1
1/25/2017
17
58,000
860
<100
290
17.7
0.11
503
432
7.18
-20
857
10/2/2017
16
24,000
490
2,900
440
17.9
0.47
397
346
6.72
26
40.8
1/11/2018
16
210
28,000
520
6,900
440
17.6
0.08
405.1
347.6
7.58
-42.5
15.4
MW6
7/12/2018
17
220
23,000
480
4,500
460
18.3
0.15
367
320
7.29
-193.0
24.1
1/10/2019
17
22,000
480
5,500
460
17.6
0.21
388.3
333.8
7.18
-0.7
20.1
7/1/2019
17
23,000
480
<200
500
18.2
1.02
411
358
7.19
15
13.1
1/25/2017
1,400120,000
t60
2,500
18,000
1,800
17.6
0.86
5170
4439
6.62
-1.6
OR
10/3/2017
1,500130,000
2,300
82,000
2,300
17.2
0.46
4419
3764
6.93
-4.8
9.37
1/11/2018
1,500130,000
2,300
86,000
2,200
17.1
0.33
4231
3594
6.34
54.6
33.5
MW7
7/12/2018
1,300
130,000
2,100
63,000
2,000
17.6
0.18
3966
3409
6.73
-139.0
14.5
1/10/2019
1,200
2,300
110,000
1,900
69,000
1,900
17.0
0.81
3,960
3,360
6.43
77.3
16.6
7/2/2019
1,100
2,100
110,000
1,800
50,000
2,000
18.8
1.44
3,956
3,487
6.55
34.5
18.9
1/24/2017
1,100
12,000
1,500
1,100
4,100
17.3
0.18
4429
3776
6.97
41
2.0
10/3/2017
290
13,000
720
470
640
17.5
0.25
1173
1003
7.00
0
49
1/11/2018
41
170
12,000
390
2,000
360
17.2
0.2
335.5
287.1
7.72
-20.3
25.5
MW8
7/12/2018
180
560
13,000
500
1,700
500
18.1
0.2
686.0
598.0
7.32
-169.0
13.5
1/10/2019
700
1,300
24,000
1,100
6,800
1,100
16.9
0.26
2312.0
1939.0
7.22
57.1
11.7
7/2/2019
39
200
15,000
380
<200
360
18.4
0.68
320
284
7.02
76
9.79
1/25/2017
4,200
510,000
13,000
360,000
10,000 E
18.2
1.44
13,110
11,429
5.92
41
284
10/3/2017
3,300
430,000
11,000
380,000
10,000
18.4
0.35
9,600
8,399
6.17
33
105
1/11/2018
5,900
9,500 A
440,000
12,000
400,000
12,000
18.0
0.25
17,520
15,175
6.03
52
180
MW9
7/12/2018
6,800
10,000
420,000
12,000
420,000
12,000
19.6
0.11
16,950
15,238
6.05
-62
75
1/9/2019
7,000
11,000
410,000
10,000
410,000
11,000
17.7
0.35
18,543
15,950
6.00
10.8
81.4
7/2/2019
5,800
10,000
460,000
13,000
360,000
12,000
19.8
1.05
17,224
15,500
6.05
70.2
50.9
1/24/2017
15
18,000
300
<100
240
18.1
0.24
301
261
7.07
6.5
98
10/3/2017
27
16,000
270
13,000
260
18.1
0.35
263
228
6.34
18.7
69.4
1/11/2018
34
180
16,000
300
13,000
280
18.0
1.94
271.4
234.9
6.19
-9.7
21.2
MW10
7/12/2018
46
220
17,000
310
8,300
300
20.2
0.32
275
250
6.02
15.5
27.5
1/10/2019
62
220
19,000
360
16,000
350
17.8
0.27
332.5
2,865
6.04
43.7
25.6
7/2/2019
77
250
24,000
430
14,000
430
19.9
0.98
394
348
6.05
95.3
17.3
201215A NCAC 2L Std.
250 mg/L
500 mg/L
300 ug/L
50 ug/L
NSE ug/L
NSE ug/L
Micrograms per liter (ug/L), is equivalent to parts per billion (ppb). OR = over range (1000 NTU)
Milligrams per liter (mg/L), is equivalent to parts per million (ppm). NTU = Nephelometric Turbidity Unit
Bold = Concentration exceeds Laboratory Detection Limits A = Residue weight is greater than the methods limit of 200 mg. Analysis could not be repeated due to hold time.
Shaded = Concentration exceeds the 15A NCAC 2L groundwater standard NA = Not analyzed
E = Estimated concentration above the calibration range

Table 4. Summary of Groundwater Sampling Analytical Results
Valhalla WTP Edenton, Chowan County
Well ID
Date Collected
Chloride
TDS
Total Iron
Total
Manganese
Dissolved
Iron
Dissolved
Manganese
Temperature
(°C)
DO
(mg/L)
Specific
Conduc-
tivity
(mS/cm)
Conduc-
(MS/cm)
tS/c
PH
ORP
(mv)
Turbidity
(NTU)
Shallow Yorktown
Aquifer
1/24/2017
720
140,000
1,800
44,000
1,500
18.2
0.13
2950
2566
6.71
1.6
27
10/3/2017
720
140,000
1,800
88,000
1,900
18.5
0.32
2693
2358
6.75
-35.6
57.2
MWll
1/11/2018
750
1,300
120,000
1,800
71,000
1,800
18.3
0.54
2522
2205
6.89
-15.0
34.9
7/12/2018
740
1,500
130,000
2,000
48,000
1,800
18.6
0.21
2515
2208
6.75
-151.0
15
1/10/2019
760
1,500
120,000
1,800
77,000
1,900
18.1
0.25
2,679
2,318
6.77
-0.4
17.5
7/2/2019
730
1,500
140,000
1,900
60,000
1,900
19.2
0.46
2,794
2,484
6.76
-4.9
30.9
1/24/2017
3,000
110,000
2,700
38,000
2,400
17.7
0.21
10,210
8811
6.64
12
61
10/2/2017
3,300
160,000
3,700
97,000
3,500
18.3
0.74
9,810
8556
6.18
8
303
1/11/2018
3,200
5,400 A
120,000
3,700
93,000
3,400
17.9
2.73
9,849
8519
6.60
25.3
14.7
MW12
7/11/2018
3,100
6,000
130,000
3,700
75,000
3,500
19.4
0.15
9,080
8135
6.46
-103.7
9.9
1/9/2019
3,300
5,400
120,000
3,500
97,000
3,500
17.8
0.24
9,452
8,160
6.51
-13.3
22.2
7/1/2019
3,300
6,000
140,000
3,900
48,000
3,900
19.1
0.33
10,014
8,897
6.43
20.1
20.2
1/24/2017
16
20,000
710
<100
220
17.9
3.61
522
451
7.63
57
185
10/2/2017
18
430
340
< 200
330
18.9
4.1
483
426
7.16
0
12
1/10/2018
18
290
11,000
420
2,400
360
17.8
1.82
473.7
408.1
7.42
-52.5
32.6
MW13
7/11/2018
20
290
11,000
470
3,400
380
18.9
0.21
437
386
7.39
-141.0
46.3
1/9/2019
21
290
5,400
240
1,600
230
18
3.09
450.4
389.5
7.43
-5.0
33.1
7/1/2019
19
330
6,000
260
<200
240
19.5
4.4
471
421
7.44
99.2
50.4
5/2/2017
8.4
680
160
<100
150
19.5
0.32
570
509
7.10
120
10/3/2017
7.5
1,900
130
<200
130
17.6
0.34
560
481
7.31
-42
5.27
1/11/2018
7.3
330
2,300
140
1,100
120
17.4
3.62
548.8
469.3
7.72
-49.8
14.8
MW14
7/12/2018
6.5
310
2,200
120
1,100
120
18.1
0.41
497
432
7.50
-154.0
11.4
1/10/2019
6.9
340
1,500
120
710
110
17.5
0.52
510.2
436
7.49
5.6
0.82
7/2/2019
5.6
300
1 800
150
1 <200
1 150
1 18.3
1 0.54
1 524
1 457
1 7.52
84.3
12.1
Intermediate
Yorktown
Aquifer
1/25/2017
2,400
43,000
7,500
1,000
5,200 E
17.8
0.13
8421
7271
6.78
22
38
10/2/2017
2,400
66,000
6,800
28,000
6,500
17.9
0.34
7444
6442
6.67
14
130
1/10/2018
2,300
4,100
53,000
6,000
17,000
6,000
17.0
0.3
7436
6315
7.09
-4.5
73.8
MW2D
7/12/2018
2,300
4,000
49,000
5,400
10,000
4,900
18.2
0.21
6640
5788
6.93
-144.0
31.4
1/9/2019
2,300
3,800
46,000
4,600
24,000
4,600
17.6
0.78
6,833
5,882
7.00
-26.6
25
712019
2,100
3,900
51,000
4,300
8,200
4,300
19.2
1.54
6,821
6,075
7.16
65.6
29
1/25/2017
7,500
240,000
2,700
130,000
2,000
18.2
0.13
23,615
20,535
6.49
11
18
10/3/2017
7,300
220,000
2,200
170,000
2,200
18.2
0.32
21,250
18,495
6.63
-35
17.9
1/11/2018
7,000
12,000 A
180,000
2,100
150,000
1,900
18.0
0.13
20432
17698
6.94
17.6
8.42
MW9D
7/12/2018
7,200
11,000
160,000
1,600
110,000
1,700
18.6
0.14
18298
16049
6.77
-137.0
8.5
1/10/2019
6,900
12,000
130,000
1,300
110,000
1,300
17.8
0.17
18,668
16,089
6.80
56.6
6.85
712019
6,400
12,000
130,000
1,300
70,000
1,400
19.5
0.69
18,412
16,441
6.77
40.7
11.8
1/24/2017
14
540
170
<100
160
17.4
0.43
447
383
7.68
17
4.0
10/2/2017
14
920
140
<200
130
18.8
0.72
393
348
7.30
15
10.8
1/10/2018
14
230
800
130
300
120
17.3
0.85
366.5
311
7.26
-12.5
10.7
MW13D
7/11/2018
14
210
600
110
290
100
18.4
1.89
308
271
6.76
-7.9
8.7
1/9/2019
13
230
1,100
980
420
89
17.7
1.09
348.5
249.5
6.93
28.5
10.0
712019
13
230
830
110
<200
97
18.3
0.74
384
334
7.31
110.4
5.8
4/11/2019
1,400
2,600
12,000
1,400
2,100
1,400
MW15
7/2/2019
1,400
3,100
15,000
1,400
2,700
1,400
17.6
0.18
4 477
3,850
7.31
59.8
8.3
Deep Yorktown
Aquifer
4/11/2019
31 470
1,400 64
<200
54
MW16
7/2/2019
30 500
670 71
<200
65 17.9
0.95
788
681
762.00
65.1
14.9
Castle Ha
ne Aquifer
5/2/2017
25
<100
13
<100
13
18.7
0.34
612
540
7.13
171
10/3/2017
160
1,300
110
<200
110
17.9
0.21
1129
977
7.52
-111
1.9
1/11/2018
320
860 1,200
160
690
160
18.0
0.36
1654
1432
7.39
19.2
8.5
MW9DD
3/23/2018
180
NA NA
NA
NA
NA
7/12/2018
970
2,000 7,300
450
4,600
450
19.4
0.09
3310
2965
7.27
-142.0
1.3
1/10/2019
280
820 2,000
150
1,700
150
17.7
0.66
1,271
1,173
7.33
46.0
1.53
Water -Supply
Wells
7/16/2012
82
680
<100
<30
<100
<30
3/23/2018
77
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
WSWl
7/12/2018
78
630
<100
<100
<100
<30
20.5
2.75
1029
937
8.70
37
80.6
1/10/2019
78
630
<100
<100
<100
<30
7/2/2019
77
670
<200
<30
<100
<30
WSW2
7/2/2019
11
330
11,000
290
<100
250
WSW4
5/26/2016
150
9,200
400
7100
120
17.8
6.57
646
558
5.55
182
5/25/2016
1,100
280
310
270
310
18.8
4.57
3580
3164
4.33
204
2/2/2017
1,200
420
360
340
320
10/2/2017
1,000
<100
340
<200
350
18.9
0.6
3074
2717
4.34
161
0.27
WSWS
1/11/2018
1,000
1,500
190
340
<100
340
18.6
0.2
3005
2636
4.15
125.7
1.86
7/12/2018
790
1,400
<100
460
<100
440
18.2
0.27
2500
2163
4.16
272
2.0
1/10/2019
910
1,500
100
480
<100
450
18.4
0.42
2,830
2,472
4.21
117.7
3.37
7/2/2019
860
1,700
<100
390
<100
390
19.3
1.22
2,923
2 592
4.08
133.4
4.12
201215A NCAC 2L S&.
250 mg/L
500 mg/L
300 ug/L
50 ug/L
NSE ug/L
NSE ug/L
Micrograms per liter (ug/L), is equivalent to parts per billion (ppb). OR = over range (1000 NTU)
Milligrams per liter (mg/L), is equivalent to parts per million (ppm). NTU = Nephelometric Turbidity Unit
Bold = Concentration exceeds Laboratory Detection Limits A = Residue weight is greater than the methods limit of 200 mg. Analysis could not be repeated due to hold time.
Shaded = Concentration exceeds the 15A NCAC 2L groundwater standard NA = Not analyzed
E = Estimated concentration above the calibration range

Table S. Summary of Surface Water Sampling Analytical Results
Valhalla WTP Edenton, Chowan County
Well ID
Date Collected
Chloride
TDS
Total Iron
Total
Manganese
Dissolved
Iron
Dissolved
Manganese
Temperature
UQ
DO
(mg/L)
Specific
Conduc-
tivity
(MS/cm)
Conduc-
t/
(MS/cm)
pH
ORP
(mv)
Turbidity
(NTU)
5/26/2016
21
2,800
54
<100
38
26
6.16
235
240
5.37
152
1/25/2017
38
2,800
78
370
74
11.5
9.7
292
216
7.25
108
231
10/2/2017
21
14,000
500
<200
210
15.8
6.67
184
153
7.80
49.8
51.3
SWl
1/10/2018
39
140
900
67
570
57
5.6
10.52
24.3
153
6.41
192
9.14
7/11/2018
21
<17
610,000
2,100
300,000
1,100
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
1/9/2019
29
160
3,200
53
2,000
61
12.7
12.47
223.5
171
6.86
59.7
19.3
7 1 2019
10
90
34,000
120
720
<10
33.3
5.61
126.2
146.5
6.99
111.9
34.8
5/26/2016
30
6,900
57
<100
<10
21.3
7.66
295
276
5.54
170
1/25/2017
28
410
34
<100
<10
11.5
8.3
305
226
7.12
921
12
10/2/2017
29
390
30
<100
<10
18.2
8.22
309
268
7.42
42.3
9.18
SW2
1/11/2018
35
190
3,800
58
240
21
8.3
9.47
339.8
232
6.67
92.1
10.6
7/12/2018
40
210
360
42
230
19
22.3
6.6
33.3
314.5
6.97
47.7
63.8
1/10/2019
31
160
420
44
310
38
8.9
15.26
281.3
192.4
6.87
9.9
11.9
7/2/2019
24
160
990
130
<100
<10
24.1
7.29
295.3
290.4
6.72
903
22.5
5/25/2016
510
8,900
120
<100
99
18.6
3.6
1869
1637
6.06
149
1/25/2017
560
9,600
290
<100
180
15.1
10.9
2249
1824
6.77
81
41
10/3/2017
840
30,000
160
1,000
150
20.1
4.89
2772
2520
6.72
45.7
85.2
SW3
1/11/2018
520
860
12,000
100
2,400
110
6.6
5.65
1577
1024
6.74
105.9
19.4
7/12/2018
440
950
7,400
89
900
78
22.2
4.61
1619
1528
7.06
-72
94
1/10/2019
540
1,000
8,100
110
4,000
110
13.8
4.73
1,920
1,508
6.64
59.2
14.9
7/2/2019
670
1,400
39,000
220
<100
44
23.5
4.04
2,802
2,727
6.68
81.6
581
5/26/2016
320
1,400
140
160
76
19.9
6.28
1054
952
5.70
189
1/24/2017
280
900
86
130
74
11.7
9.28
1209
902
7.50
69
7.1
10/3/2017
460
4,400
43475
<100
220
16.5
7.42
1669
1391
6.84
45
17.5
SW4
1/11/2018
380
710
1,300
89
520
91
6.1
8.46
1372
878
6.73
95.2
5.39
7/12/2018
290
670
850
90
220
41
24.1
6.01
1052
1035
7.12
-30
83
1/10/2019
230
490
630
72
400
72
7.9
10.2
959
645
7.14
47.6
9.08
7/2/2019
420
940
2,500
74
<100
<10
26.3
5.32
1,598
1,642
7.14
62.7
23.1
5/25/2016
540
5,100
230
100
20
25.4
6.63
1809
1923
5.36
153
1/24/2017
530
830
210
150
180
12.4
8.56
2126
1617
7.32
44
6.4
10/3/2017
610
3,500
690
<100
200
17.2
5.3
2062
1755
6.88
66.5
11.9
SWS
1/11/2018
250
490
7,800
130
3,600
120
4.2
5.3
8.22
5.32
6.47
33.3
9.91
7/12/2018
430
940
3,800
490
410
62
26
5.62
1404
1438
6.94
-17.2
41
1/10/2019
310
600
1,400
85
910
69
8.5
12.06
1,284
882
7.12
59.6
8.36
7/2/2019
310
710
1100
69
<100
<10
33
7.73
1,270
1,470
7.16
93.7
8.7
1/24/2017
450
6,200
340
<100
38
13.1
8.66
1948
1499
7.25
67
104
10/3/2017
810
1,300
430
<100
280
17.5
5.27
2573
2207
6.80
68.6
9.77
1/11/2018
590
1,100
1,000
220
660
170
8.6
9.44
2078
1423
7.00
54.7
19.3
SW6
7/12/2018
470
1,000
1,100
180
320
63
26
6.15
1550
1578
6.95
9.7
58
1/10/2019
380
1,000
720
96
500
92
9.1
10.68
1,870
1,304
6.96
80.7
6.6
7/2/2019
740
1600
1700
290
<100
130
29.2
3.37
2,782
3,002
6.87
75.7
36.4
5/26/2016
1,300
200
39
<100
11
26.3
12.78
4168
4240
5.31
164
1/24/2017
1,200
180
100
<100
15
11.5
11.06
4239
3148
6.67
110
1.7
10/2/2017
620
6,500
780
<100
<10
18.7
9.74
2071
1783
7.06
111
171
SW7
1/11/2018
400
840
2,600
360
940
95
0.9
8.38
16.03
871
7.53
26.7
47.3
7/12/2018
370
830
350
120
<100
12
27
9.46
1260
1312
7.86
172
83
1/9/2019
630
1,400
<100
48
<100
30
10.3
15.41
23.8
1,720
7.65
-4.1
4.58
712019
850
1800
510
510
<100
<10
29.7
7.22
2,867
3,138
8.43
86.1
7.87
5/2/2017
20
750
72
250
<10
24.3
3.58
210
207
6.84
123
10/3/2017
26
140
76
<100
<10
20.3
7.52
197.2
179
7.57
79.8
1/11/2018 A
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
SW8
7/12/2018
32
140
280
100
100
47
27.2
6.08
221.3
231
7.12
62.1
64.1
1/10/2019
34
160
370
23
260
25
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
7/2/2019
61
250
930
150
<100
<10
28.9
5.65
339.5
364.5
7.63
92.9
37.5
5/2/2017
21
740
72
290
<10
23.9
3.14
250
244
6.95
112
10/3/2017
42
300
84
<100
<10
19.5
5.39
406
251
7.20
89.9
1/11/2018 A
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
SW9
7/12/2018
520
580
520
160
230
41
26.7
4.14
864
892
6.69
72.7
57.3
1/10/2019
53
180
340
13
230
14
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
7/2/2019
110
360
1,200
1 340
<100
I <10
1 27
3.31
555
576
7.02
96.1
25.6
201715A NCAC 26 Std.
230 mg/L
1 500 mg/L
I NSE*
I NSE*
I NSE
I NSE
I NSE
I NSE
I NSE
I NSE
NSE
NSE
Micrograms per liter (ug/L), is equivalent to parts per billion (ppb). * standard removed after DWR/EPA 2015 review/study of natural levels of iron and manganese
Milligrams per liter (mg/L), is equivalent to parts per million (ppm). A = Surface water frozen, unable to collect sample
Bold = Concentration exceeds Laboratory Detection Limits NS - No sample collected
Shaded = Concentration exceeds the 15A NCAC 2L groundwater standard