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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDEQ-CFW_00023894From: K8onis-yWcLuwhom,BhdgetteR[/O=EXCHANGELABS/OU=EXCHANGEADMINISTRATIVE GROUP (FYD|BOHF2]SPDLT)/CN=REOP|ENTS/CN=BOCAB31DO57745A1861CB83IF8C]7C9F'BRK8ORR|S] Sent: 8/1/20I7I:2657PM To: 6reXson,Jim [/h=ExchangeLabs/ou=ExchangeAdministrative Group (FYD|8OHFZ33PDO)/cn=Redpient$cn=]893Zbe189Of40f a7O735cO%dOaca53-jhgreXson];Cox,Heidi [/o=ExchangeLabs/ou=ExchangeAdministrative Group (FYD|8OHFZ33PDO)/cn=Redpient$cn=fJ48a89Z8fe499d9d3Oaa5a4aOI68bI-h|cox];AUen,Trent [/o=ExchangeLabs/ou=ExchangeAdministrative Group (FYD|8OHFZ33PDO)/cn=Redpient$cn=Zc4dabaf957o4Z23abc79cfef 6b462e'taUen];Risen,Amy] [/o=ExchangeLabs/ou=ExchangpAdministrative Group (FYD|BOHF2]SPDQ]/cn=Redpient$cn=f72O9Gb57ee847c0al3f73d206edfe8G-ajrispn]; Satterwhite, Dana [/o=ExchangeLabs/ou=ExchangpAdministrative Group (FYD|BOHF2]SPDQ]/cn=Redpient$cn=b5cf94a2dacl4220b1b5a70O5Z8745c0-dsattemvhit];]nhnson,Chris [/o=ExchangeLabs/ou=ExchangpAdministrative Group (FYD|BOHF2]SPDQ]/cn=Redpient$cn=l476893fa8749d2ba]eD2Oe14e8cep2-cjohnsonl0] CC: Culpepper, Linda [/o=ExchangeLabs/nu=ExchangpAdministrative Group (FYD|BOHF2]SPDQ]/cn=Redpient$cn=7]d475cbae324a29687el7l1dc9a79c5-|mcu|pppper];Jones, Nick [/o=ExchangeLubs/ou=ExchungeAdministrative Group (FYD|BOHF2]SPD[O/cn=Redpient$cn=c5959auab5e]4eb989ef8cZ9f52DcGdd-nd]ones] Subject: Conf.Call nnGenXwater monitoring discussion with Amy Risen Location: STATEOP_K8EETMEK8_30704-342'6203 Start: 8/3/I0I73:00:00PW1 End: 8/3/20I74:0000PM Show Time As: Tentative Required Gregson']im; Cox, Heidi; Allen, Trent; Risen, Amy]; Satterwhite, Dana; Johnson, Chris Attendees: To discuss: Questionsi 1) Bladen Bluffs is surface water and Smithfield Foods is groundwater (per the map on the DEQ site). Are both water sources available to Smithfield foods, and can we confirm what these two water sources are used for? Z) b[FVVSA Raw: VVebske says raw water is provided to other drinking water utilities. Can we confirm how this water is used? Also, bCFVVSAismarked on the map as axveU. |sthat true, and is it recharged naturally oriswater pumped into it? (Concentrations are more similar to surface waters, not wells) 3) International paper, NW Brunswick, Pender Co. 421 & CFPUA: Do we know if these WTPs are using 100% Cape Fear River water? And do they have alternate water sources they can blend in? 4) CFPUA provided testresults Friday with high GenX concentrations and requested a response regarding health. Upon searching their website, I found that they are also claiming that the "Ogden Park" water source is free of GenX. Can we get their lab report for Ogden Park and confirm this water has no/low GenX? We would also like to see validation of the data CFPUA provided (which shows much higher levels of GenX than Test America or EPA 5)The QBldata table has a footnote#4 regarding the possibility that data is biased high and I'd like to understand more about that. Additiona I ly, it's unclear to me if 7/03 results have been corrected for recovery of internal standards yet. Could xvearrange atime totalk about these and other Cy\aspects? 6) Regarding the discharges: [hemours outfaU OOZ concentrations aren't dropping. Do we know when that discharge will stop? And does DEQ know if there are additional sources of GenX that have not yet been mitigated? DHHS is contemplating if a graph would be a more user friendly data presentation than a table, and have created the ................................................................................................................................. Gt-nX Concentrations In Drinking Water Before & After :Chemours Mitigation *f GenX Releases: Awrops of ROSUkS from Test Ameks & EPA -4-5.-MkOwA Food 1000 w- NNW leumsock VVTP Awsheald goo -9- Pandee Co. 421 %VIP FTWKO-�d -d 'L hu L nv' L Hea ft, 000 GmX 0� www sea X10 11RAFTAyewlelflof style 40 I Oki ... ................... .... ............... ...................... ............... DEQ-CFW_00023895