Weinburg Property 1908_20030709

North Carolina State Laboratory of Public Health .
Department of Health and Human Services
P. O. Box 28047 -- 306 N. Wilmington St. -- Raleigh, N. C. 27611-8047
INORGANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS - NITRATE ONLY
Name of System: Weinberg, Peggy
Address: 1908 Carl Freeman Rd
Stedman, NC
County: FRODWQGW
Report To: NCDENR-DWQ GW
Wachovia Bid, Suite 714
Fayetteville, NC 28301
Courier: 14-56-25,
Collected By: BILL SHANAHAN I
Location of sampling point: House Tap
Remarks:
Parameters
Zip: 28391
ATTN: Bill Shanahan
Source of Water: Ground
Source of Sample:
Type of Sample: Raw
Type of Treatment: None
Type of Analysis: Nitrate
Category: Other
6/23/03 Time. \\8:56:00 AM
Nitrite as N <01110 ` �mlgfl �1 66
Nitrate as N 5:36� mg/I �6/:
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EXPLANATION OF RESULTS:
Foster/Therapeutic Homes: ?, Nitrat
Private Well Guidelines: Nitrite-N
e-N level acceptable if less than or equal to 10 mg/I
level should be < 1.0 mg/I and Nitrate-N—< 10.0 mg/I
0
Sample Temperature on Receipt: 4 C
Date Received: 6/24/03 Report Date: 7/9/03
Today's Date: 7/9/03 Reference: 8617
Reported By:
Login Batch 03060054 Sample Number: 96084

Explanations
Coliform Analysis:
If coliform bacteria are Absent, the water is considered safe for drinking purposes. If
coliform bacteria are Present, the water is considered unsafe for drinking purposes.
Presence of E. coli (bacteria) generally indicates that the water has been contaminated
with fecal material. It must be remembered that a water analysis refers only -to -the
sample received and should not be regarded as a complete report on the water'supply. ry
Inorganic Analysis: w
Recommended limits for drinking water. Sample should not exceed.levels listed
below.
Alkalinity
No established limits
Iron
'0.30 mail
Arsenic
0.01 mg/l
Lead
0.015 mg/l
Calcium
No established limits
Magnesium
No established limits
Chloride
250 mg/1
Manganese
0.05 mall
Copper
1.3 mg/l
Nitrate
101mg/l (as N)
Fluoride
4 mg/l
Nitrite
1.0,mg/l (as N)
Hardness
No established limits
pH
Not less than 6.5 units
Zinc
5.0 mg/1

North Carolina State Laboratory of Public Health >a�
'Department of Health and Human Services
P. O. Box 28047 306 N. Wilmington St. -- Raleigh, N. C. 27611-8047
INORGANIC :CHEMICAL ANALYSIS - PRIVATE WATER -SYSTEM.
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,
Name of System: Weinberg, Peggy Source of Water: Ground
Address: 1908 Carl Freeman Rd. Source of Sample:,
Stedman, NC Zip: 28391
Type of Sample: Raw
County: FRODWQGW Type of Treatment:- None
Report To: NCDENR-DWQ GW ATTN.: Bill Shanahan Type of Analysis Private
Wachovia Bld, Suite 714
Fayetteville, NC 28301 �--
Courier: 14-56-25
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Collected By: BILL SHANAHAN Date: 6/23/03 Time: 8:56,'00 AM
Location of sampling point: House Tap =`n
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Remarks: pH 4.87
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Parameters Results d_
Units Date Analyze
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Alkalinity as CaCO3 4-11 N mg/I ' L==j 6y25/03"�
Arsenic <0001 mg/I 76/25/03
Calcium 3!2 ,�, � mg/I -6/ ..
Chloride? ~ mg/I '6/25/03
Copper <0.05 mg/I 6/25/03
Fluoride f <0.20° mg/I 6/25/03
Iron i; 0.12 mg/I`6/25/03
Hardness as CaCO3 (Ca,Mg) °17 ' mg/I 6/25/03
Magnesium 2.1 mg/I , 6/25/03
Manganese 0_08. mg/I - 6125103
Lead <0005 mg/I {6/25%03�`
pH Z11 k - =5:5 m Std:-unit ---6/25/03 -�
Zinc ti _ ii_ f <0 05 a mg/I u-, u hR 6/25103
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0 M� 00 O�pn
RECEIVED
JUL .11 2003
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Date Received: 6/25/03
Today's Date: 719/03
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Date: 7/9/03 Reported By: ( _
8669 - Login Batch: 103060057 Sample Number: 96152

Explanations
Coliform Analysis:
If coliform bacteria are Absent, the water is considered safe for drinking purposes. If
coliform bacteria are Present, the water is considered unsafe for drinking purposes.
Presence of E. coli (bacteria) generally indicates that the water has been contaminated
with fecal material. It must be remembered that a water analysis,refe s':only t6.Ihe
sample received and should not be regarded as a complete"reportFowtlie wafer supply.
Inorganic Analysis:
Recommended limits for drinking water. Sample should not exceed levels listed
below.
Alkalinity
No established limits
Iron
0.30 mg/l
Arsenic
0.01 mg/l
Lead
0.015 mg/l
Calcium
No established limits
Magnesium
No established limits
Chloride
250 mg/l
Manganese
0.05 ma/ 1 _
Copper.
1.3 mg/1
Nitrate
10 mg/l (as N)
Fluoride
4 mg/l
Nitrite
1.0 mg/1(as N)
Hardness
No established limits'
pH
Not less than 6.5 units
Zinc
5.0 mg/l

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Michael F. Easley, Govemor
William G. Ross Jr., Sed tar�r
North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resocy�ces-
Alan W. Klimek, P.E.. Dlr&-±or-
D'ivision of Water Qualit \_
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July 8, 2003'
Ms. Peggy Weinberg
1968 Carl Freeman Rd.
.,Stedman, NC 28391
RE: Nitrate Sampling Results from Drinking Water Well
1904 Carl Freeman Rd., Stedman, NC
Dear Mr. Weinberg:
This is to inform you about the results of the well testing activity that was
conducted on June.231 2003 by this office.
The results of sampling your well water found it to contain 5.36 milligrams/liter
(mg/1) of nitrate. This level is below the State's groundwater quality standard and
federal EPA -drinking water standard of 10.00 mg/l.
If you have any other questions about your results, please contact me at (910)
486-1541.
Sincerely,
P. Sean Boyles, L.G.
Hydrogeologist
cc: Rufus Johnson, RSJ Realty, Inc., PO Box 64223, Fayetteville, NC 28306
Enclosure
IDivision of Water Quality/Groundwater Section
25 Green Street, Suite 714, Fayetteville, NC 28301-5043
Phone: [phone] FAX: [phone]
Internet: http://gw.ehnr.state'.nc.us,
Customer Service: [phone]

North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
Division of Public Health ens f
2001
Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology Branch ._.__, .,,
Medical Evaluation and Risk Assessment, Unit
Drinking Water Health Risk Evaluation
General �C
DATE L01
() Based on these ;
usage . ,
() Chemical analysis
odor or taste persi
(X) The water should
r,OUNTY
LABORATORY NUMBER��
tical results, this.water should be considered safe for normal
not show any contamination. Water should be resampled if
be used for drinking or cooking. purposes.
() Based on these analytical results, this water is. highly contaminated and should not
be used for drinking, cooking or bathing/showering.-
() The laboratory results are not conclusive, please resample:
I
(X) COMMENTS:
- - The nitrate drinking water standard is 10 pprn. The nitrate level in your well water is
either above or close•to the drinking water standard. Continued consumption, especially
of pregnant woman or infants six months of age and younger, may pose an increased
health risk based on these nitrate levels
For further information, 'contact Dri Ken Rudo, Medical and Risk Assessment Unit, [phone] or-{919) 715-6430
DHHS (11/99)
OEEB (Rev. 1 1/00)

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North Carolina State Laboratory of Public Health 2001
Department of Health and Human Services
P. O. Box 28047 -- 306 N. Wilmington St. -- Raleigh, N. C. 27611-8047
INORGANIC1I CHEMICAL ANALYSIS - NITRATE ONLY
Name of System: Weinberg, Peggy
Address: 1908 Carl Freeman Rd.
Stedman, NC
County: FRODWQGW
Report To: NCDENR-DWQ GW
Wachovia Bld, Suite 714
Fayetteville, NC 28301
Courier: 14-56-25
Collected By: SEAN BOYLES
Location of sampling point: Supply
Remarks: Resampling
Parameters
Nitrite as N
Nitrate as N
EXPLANATION OF RESULTS:
Foster/Therapeutic Homes: NitrE
Private Well Guidelines: Nitrite-�
Source of Water: Ground
Zip: 28391 Source of Sample:
Type of Sample: Raw
ATTN: Sean Boyles Type of Treatment: None
=Type of Analysis: Nitrate
Category: Other
r
Date: 8/21/01 Time: 3:5000 PM
rt%
Well f,
Results, 4I 1 it Units '
,,<0.10-- - mg/l -
A 1.06 mg/1
Date.Ant
8/22/01
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OCCU�PIDE�1 OLOGY SECTIONN1Al
to-N level acceptable if less than or equal to 10 mg/I
I level should be-5 1.0 mg/I and Nitrate-N—< 10.0 mg/I
Sample Temperature on Receipt: 1.5 0C
Date Received: 8/22/01 Report Date: 9/7/01
Today's Date: 9/7/01 Reference: 12699
Reported By:
Login Batch 00065 � Sample Number: AA 35
10895

Explanations
Coliform Analysis:
If coliform bacteria are Absent, the water is considered safe for drinking purposes. If coliform
bacteria are Present, the water is considered unsafe for drinking purposes. Presence of E. coli
(bacteria) generally indicates that the water has been contaminated with fecal material. It must
be remembered that a water analysis refers only to the sample received and should not be
regarded as a complete report on the water supply.
Inorganic Analysis:
Recommended limits for drinking water. Sample should not exceed levels listed below:
Alkalinity
No established limits
Iron
0.30 mg/l
Arsenic
0.05 mg/l -
Lead
0.015 mg/1
Calcium
No established limits
Magnesium
No established limits
Chloride
250 mg/l
Manganese
0.05 mg/1
Copper
1.3 mg/1
Nitrate
10 mg/1 (as N)
Fluoride
4 mg/1
Nitrite
1.0 mg/l (as N)
Hardness
No established limits
pH
Not less than 6.5 units
Zinc
5.0 mg/1
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North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
Division of Public Health ,.
_gip 'q 9 2001
Oce pational and Environmental Epidemiology Branch
Medical Evaluation and Risk Assessment Unit 'EViLLE
I,, boo + 3 FI E
Drinking Water Health Risk Evaluation40
General
--�� rOUNTY
DATE LABORATORY NUMBER
(X) Based on these a
use
nalytical results,.,this water should be considered safe for normal
() Chemical analysis did not show any contamination. Water should be resampled if.
odor'or taste persists.
() The water should not be used for drinking or cooking purposes, avoid prolonged
bathing/showering.
() Based on these analytical results, this water is highly contaminated and should not
be used for drinking, cooking or bathing/showering.
() The laboratory results are not conclusive, please resample:
PLEASE INDTr A-rC (ii:r n_R �r-MPT Tu_AT IT IS n P_?--c nnj-nr_E AND
PROVIDEPREVIOUS SAMPLE NUMBER(S)
(X) ("ONAMENITS:
The nitrate drinking water- standard is 10 ppin. The nitrate level in your well is below the
Drinking water standard. Continued consumption should not pose -any increased health
Risk based on these nitrate levels.
For Further inr01-11tati0n, contacI
l)I II IS 0 1.99)
Olilil; (Rev. l I'00)
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Dr. Kcn Ritdo, Medical and Risk Assessment Unit, (919) 733-34 10 or (9.19) 71 j-6430

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North Carolina State Laboratory of Public Health qV ,V"Y"Q, 2001
Department of Health and Human Services Vr-
A t TT r=. 10 L L E
P. O. Box 28047 306 N. Wilmington St. -- Raleigh, N. C. 27611-8047 1, I—,,C _-
INORGANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS - NITRATE ONLY
Name of System: Weinberg Pond
Address: 1908.Carl Freeman Rd.
Stedman, NC
County: FRODWQGW
Report To: NCDENR-DWQ GW
WachoviaBld, Suite7l�
Fayetteville, NC 28301
Courier: 14-56-25
Collected By: SEAN BOYLES
Location of sampling point: Pond
Remarks:
Parameters
Nitrite as N
Nitrate as N
EXPLANATION OF RESULTS: j
Source of Water: Ground
Zip: 28391 Source of Sample:
Type of Sample: Raw
ATTN: Sean Boyles Type of Treatment: None
-Type of Analysis: Nitrate
`tat.egory: Other
;, Date: 8/21 /01 Time: 3:5- :0,0 PM
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Results,
Units
4,ii
P
Date.Ana lyzed:.-,
<O, - 10-1
8/22/01___',
.1.33
mg/I
8/22/01
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SEP I i 2001
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OCCUPATIONAL & ENVIRONMENIA[
EPIDEMIOLOGY SECTION
Foster/Therapeutic Homes: Nitrate-N level acceptable if -less than or equal to 10 mg/1
Private Well Guidelines: Nitrite-iN level should be--5 1.0 mg/l and Nitrate-N—< 10.0 mg/l
I
Sample Temperature on Receipt: 1­5 0 C
Date Received: 8/22/01 Report Date:
Today's Date: 9/7/01 Reference:
9/7/01
12697 Login Batch �jb80�065,'
Reported By:
Sample Number: AA4593

Explanations
Coliform Analysis:
If coliform bacteria are Absent, the water is considered safe for drinking purposes. If coliform
bacteria are Present, the water is considered unsafe for drinking purposes. Presence of E. coli
(bacteria) generally indicates that the water has been contaminated with fecal material. It must
be remembered that a water analysis refers only to the sample received and should not be
regarded as a complete report on the water supply.
Inorganic Analysis:
Recommended limits for drinking water. Sample should not exceed levels listed below:
Alkalinity
No established limits
Iron
0.30 mg/1
Arsenic
0.05 mg/1
Lead
0.015 mg/l
Calcium
No established limits
Magnesium
No established limits
Chloride
250 mg/l
Manganese
0.05 mg/l
Copper
1.3 mg/1
Nitrate
10 mg/l (as N)
Fluoride
4 mg/1
Nitrite
1.0 mg/l (as N)
Hardness
No established limits
pH
Not less than 6.5 units
Zinc
5.0 mg/1

t• MEh;R
Customer Service
1 800 623-7748
Michael F: Easley, Governor
William G. Ross Jr., Secretary
North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Gregory J. Thorpe, Ph.D.
Acting Director
Division of Water Quality
September 4, 2001
Ms. Peggy Weinberg
1908 Carl Freeman Road
Stedman, NC 28391 •
Subject: Health Risk Evaluation of Water Sample
Dear Ms. Weinberg:
Enclosed is the health risk evaluation for the recent water sample analysis
of your well �, ater. Any recommendations for continued water usage are listed on
the attached form.
You can contact Dr. Rudo'at [phone] if you have any health risk
concerns. If you have any other questions, please contact me at [phone].
Sincerely,
/Prean Boyli L.G.
Hydrogeologist II
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Division of Water Quality [Groundwater Section
Suite 714/ 225 Green Street/ Fayetteville, NC 28301
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone] Internet: http://gw.ehnr.state.nc.us

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North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
Division of Public Health
Occupational and .Environmental Epidemiology Branch,
Medical Evaluation and Risk . Assessment Unit
Drinking Water Health Risk Evaluation_
General
COUNTY
DATEgj_4L6� LABORATORY NUMBER
(X) Based on -these analytical results, this water should be considered safe for normal
use
.) Chemical analysis did not show any contamination. Water should be resampled if
odor or taste persists.
O The water should not .be used for drinking or cooking purposes; avoid prolonged
bathing/showering.
l -
} Based on these analytical results, this water is highly.contaminated and should not
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() The laboratory results
PLEASE- INPTt^_
PROVIDE PREVIOUS
are -not conclusive, please resample:
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SAMPLE NUMBER(S:)..
The nitrate drinking water
standard is 10 ppm. The nitrate level in your well is below the.
Drinking water standard:
Continued consumption should not pose any. increased health
Risk .based,on.thes'e 'nitrate
levels. ,
For liirtherin't'orm; tiun, coat ict �Dr.
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Keh Rudo, Nledic;il ,ind Risk Assessment Unit,:(919) 733-341U,or (919) 71> 6 t30

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1306 N.. Wilmington St, — .RaIslak N. C, 2761141447
INORGANIC
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS 'NITRATE I KLY ,
Newo of systwt .Weinberg, Reg w
ouroi of Wale
Address: 1008 Gars freeman Rd.
Udiman, No
up:, 2e391" Ddurer oTlssmpwt
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(910) 486.11.91:. Typ. of dls lyels:,:Nkr
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Courier: 144".P
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Parametors
Assulls Analy sd:
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Nlirtte as N
mall 8I15181
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Orateas N
4,39 m®h _ a17:IV01,
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EXPLANATION"OF RESULTS:
FosterlTherarpetlC iiolnes: Nitrete�N
level acceptable it lam than ar equal 1n ib mpA .
priests Well raw dellnec., Nitdt4=N
le4 should beuc .1,0 mQFl end Nitrsbo-K.-C 10 0
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sampls Ternpondure cm Receipt:
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