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Drinking Water Annual Report 2014

RDCO Drinking Water Annual Report 2014 Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 3 2.0 Water Distribution System ...................................................................................................... 3 3.0 Regulations & Management ................................................................................................... 4 4.0 Testing and Monitoring Program ............................................................................................ 4 5.0 Maintenance and Repairs (PUP #105373 Fintry) .................................................................... 5 6.0 Conditions on Permit/Improvements ....................................................................................... 5 7.0 Grants/Water Conservation ..................................................................................................... 6 8.0 Operator Education and Training ............................................................................................ 7 9.0 Cross Connection Control........................................................................................................ 7 10.0 SCADA System ....................................................................................................................... 8 11.0 Emergency Response/Events ................................................................................................... 9 12.0 Future Plans for 2015 ............................................................................................................. 10 13.0 Sample Analysis Results........................................................................................................ 10 14.0 Turbidity ............................................................................................................................... 10 15.0 Summary ................................................................................................................................ 14 List of Tables and Figures Table 1.0 – RDCO Water Systems (December 2014) ......................................................................... 4 Table 2.0 – RDCO Outdoor Irrigation Restrictions ............................................................................ 6 Table 3.0 – EOCP Certifications ......................................................................................................... 7 Figure 1.0 – RDCO Water Systems Map ............................................................................................ 3 Figure 2.0 – Falconridge Turbidity .................................................................................................... 11 Figure 3.0 – Killiney Turbidity .......................................................................................................... 11 Figure 4.0 – Trepanier Turbidity ....................................................................................................... 12 Figure 5.0 – Westshore Turbidity ...................................................................................................... 12 Figure 6.0 – Sunset Ranch Turbidity ................................................................................................. 13 Figure 7.0 – Upper Fintry/Valley of the Sun/Shalal Road ................................................................ 13 List of Appendices Appendix 1 - RDCO Consolidated Water Systems Bylaw No. 1268 & 1309 ................................... 15 Appendix 2 – RDCO Annual Water System Chemical and Physical Data ....................................... 16 Appendix 3 – RDCO Emergency Response Manual ......................................................................... 17 Appendix 4 – RDCO Monthly Water System Data ........................................................................... 18

RDCO Drinking Water Annual Report 2014 1.0 Introduction The purpose of this report is to provide information on the monitoring and maintenance of the Regional District of Central Okanagan’s (RDCO) water distribution system directed by Interior Health as set forth by the Drinking Water Protection Act. During 2014 the Regional District of Central Okanagan continued to monitor and improve the domestic water supply. This document will provide an overview of the distribution system, maintenance performed and water system data results and trending. 2.0 Water Distribution System The Regional District of Central Okanagan administers six water distribution systems. These systems vary in size with the smallest encompassing eight properties and the largest system encompassing over 700 properties (Figure 1). The Water Systems administered by the Regional District, the number of users for each system and the assigned EOCP number (Environmental Operators Certification Program) are outlined in Table 1.

Figure 1

RDCO Drinking Water Annual Report 2014 Table 1

RDCO Water Systems

Water System EOCP # EOCP

Classification # of

Customers (approx.)

Water Source

Meets DWO

Falcon Ridge 1851 SWS 55 Well no

Killiney Beach 1850 WD-11 284 Okanagan Lake

no

Trepanier Bench 1853 SWS 8 Creek no

Westshore 1852 WD-11 251 Okanagan Lake

no

Sunset Ranch 678 WD-11 205 Well yes

Upper Fintry, Shalal Road, Valley of the Sun

2060 SWS 59 Well yes

3.0 Regulations and Management The regulations for the management of the water distribution systems and the terms and conditions under which water services may be provided are set out in RDCO Bylaw 1268. User fees and maintenance fees vary according to the number of users and the maintenance required for each particular system. Fees are set under the Regional District of Central Okanagan Consolidated Water Systems Bylaw No. 1309 (Appendix 1). 4.0 Testing and Monitoring Program The monitoring program integrates source monitoring as well as the quality in the distribution system. Routine weekly samples were collected at each site throughout the distribution system including raw water sources. Beginning in July 2014 (and after consultation with Interior Health) - half of the monthly samples (2 samples/month) were collected by RDCO Staff and forwarded to a private lab for microbiological testing. The other half (2 samples/month) were tested in house using the EPA approved IDEXX Colisure system. If any of the in house bacterial samples are positive, the site is re-sampled the next business day and taken to a private lab for verification. All Bacterial results are reported to Interior Health on a monthly basis. RDCO staff also conducts in-house testing including free and total chlorine residual, pH, conductivity, turbidity, iron, manganese and temperature. This data was used as background information to supplement on-line monitoring and also as a checking procedure within the Drinking Water Monitoring program. The Regional District of Central Okanagan has tested each source in 2014 for physical and chemical parameters. These are summarized in Appendix 2.

http://www.regionaldistrict.com/docs/engineering/WaterSysMaps/FalconRidgeWaterMap.pdf

http://www.regionaldistrict.com/docs/engineering/WaterSysMaps/KillineyBeachWaterMap.pdf

http://www.regionaldistrict.com/docs/engineering/WaterSysMaps/StarPlaceWaterMap.pdf

http://www.regionaldistrict.com/docs/engineering/WaterSysMaps/WestshoreWaterMap.pdf

http://www.regionaldistrict.com/docs/engineering/WaterSysMaps/SunsetRanchWaterMap.pdf

http://www.regionaldistrict.com/media/101658/UF_SRd_VOSWaterMap.pdf

http://www.regionaldistrict.com/media/101658/UF_SRd_VOSWaterMap.pdf

RDCO Drinking Water Annual Report 2014

5.0 Maintenance and Repairs The Regional District of Central Okanagan continued to implement an operations and maintenance (O&M) program that includes annual cleaning/disinfection for the reservoirs, annual hydrant inspection and flushing, annual generator service and distribution flushing including valve exercising and dead end flushing. Fintry Park Re: Validated Park use Permit #105373 - Under Special Provision 6 in the permit the RDCO is required to describe the annual maintenance of the water line and the environmental monitoring and treatment completed. This report speaks to both those requirements in Section(s) 5.0, 12.0 and 13.0. 6.0 Conditions on Permit/ System Improvements

6.2 Falcon Ridge – conditions on permit for 2014 in compliance: Section 8 Long-Term plans for Systems improvements are in progress to meet DWO

Creek bank restoration - long-term planning in order to meet DWO(Drinking Water

Objectives) Working towards licensing for infiltration gallery, Water System Upgrade Request for

Proposals (Awarded to Aqua Consulting) - long term planning in order to meet DWO Clear well and screens cleaned for on-going water quality Road improvements to access pump site Signage will be posted for no parking on top of reservoir Seals around reservoir access hatch will be built up to resist inflow Painting of Pump Station

6.3 Killiney Beach – conditions on permit for 2014 in compliance: Section 8 Long-Term plans for

Systems improvements are in progress to meet DWO Roof replacements at Hope Creek General water system improvements – long-term planning in order to meet DWO Leak detection (ongoing) – long-term planning in order to meet DWO Technical Review of System focusing on potential system improvements, opportunities for a

net elimination of assets and methods to increase operational efficiency and effectively improve water quality – Kerr Wood Leidal, November 2014 (Appendix 5)

Udell Reservoir cleaned


6.4 Trepanier Bench – no present conditions on permit: Section 8 Long-Term Plans for Systems

improvements are in progress Filter canister replacement – NSF rated and approval obtained from Interior Health Engineer Reservoir cleaning for on-going water quality Roof replacement and insulation upgrades Possibility of alternate source – Trepannier Ditch Users Association in discussion with

Peachland (possibility of changing boundaries and tying into the community water system)

6.5 Westshore - conditions on permit for 2014 in compliance: Section 8 Long-Term plans for Systems improvements are in progress.

Road upgrades (ongoing) PRVs installed at Evergreen and Lakewood – infrastructure improvements, long-term

planning in order to meet DWO Leak detection (ongoing) – long-term planning in order to meet DWO General water system improvements – long-term planning in order to meet DWO Upper Reservoir flushed due to suspected tampering/vandalism

6.6 Sunset Ranch – no present conditions on permit

Road improvements to Reservoir Cell #3 reservoir cleaned for on-going water quality, cells cleaned annually on a three year

rotation Well #2 pump work/maintenance (screens and casing cleaned) Utility acquisition (ongoing) Chlorination system changed to hypochlorite for on-going water quality VFD added to pump #2

6.7 Upper Fintry/Valley of the Sun/Shalal Road – no conditions on permit Level probe replaced at Morden Well Hypochlorite system at Booster station installed for on-going water quality

7.0 Grants/Water Conservation Grants No Grants were awarded to the RDCO for water projects in 2014. Water Conservation Outdoor Irrigation restrictions are in place for the customers of the five RDCO water systems, as outlined below in Table 2 - (Stage 2 water restrictions were implemented for all water systems on June 13, 2014).

RDCO Drinking Water Annual Report 2014 Table 2 Stage 1 Alternate Days Sprinkling:

Effective September 16th to June 15th, unless Notice of Stage 3 or 4 in Effect

Even numbered addresses: sprinkling is only permitted on Even Calendar Days

Odd numbered addresses: sprinkling is only permitted on Odd Calendar Days

Stage 2 Twice a Week Sprinkling:

Effective June 16th to September 15th, unless Notice of Stage 3 or 4 in Effect

Even numbered addresses: sprinkling is only permitted on Saturdays & Tuesdays

Odd numbered addresses: sprinkling is only permitted on Sundays & Wednesdays

Stage 3 Restriction Period - Once a Week Sprinkling:

Effective Upon Notice Issued by RDCO Water Operator

Even numbered addresses: sprinkling is only permitted on Saturdays

Odd numbered addresses: sprinkling is only permitted on Sundays

Stage 4 Restriction Period – No Sprinkling:

Effective Upon Notice Issued by RDCO Water Operator

Further tips on water conservation including the Water Talk Newsletter - Your Water-wise Information Source can be found on the RDCO website at regionaldistrict.com. The newsletter was sent out to all RDCO water customers in the spring, summer and fall of 2014, discussing system updates, new construction and conservation tips and ideas. 8.0 Operator Education and Training The RDCO has established a training program that follows Environmental Operators Certification Program (EOCP) guidelines and required training, including First Aid, TDG and Backflow Prevention. Operators have been qualifying to write exams as per EOCP guidelines. The Regional District of Central Okanagan currently employs 3.5 full-time operators as seen in Table 3 below.


Table 3

EOCP Certifications Employee Certification # Level

Gerry Casavant 4609 WD-11, CH, Certified Backflow tester

Kevin Trottier 4607 WT-1, WD-III, CH, Certified Backflow tester

Garry Evans 5654 WD-1, CH

Peter Meersma 8244 Plumber

9.0 Cross Connection Control On-going assessments of all RDCO managed facilities continued in 2014 in order to minimize the risk of cross connections. Certified staff conducted annual servicing and maintenance on any back flow preventers in the water systems. The recently installed water meters are read on a Quarterly basis and will assist operations in the cross connection program as the Neptune meters have the capacity to record backflow conditions.

Neptune water meter

10.0 SCADA System The Regional District of Central Okanagan implemented a new Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system in 2012. This system allows integrated real-time automated control that can respond quickly enough to compensate for process changes. Within the SCADA system there are several controls in place and RDCO staff have the ability to make changes on an as needed basis. The following list is a description of some of the information that the RDCO currently trends and reports on our SCADA system.

RDCO Drinking Water Annual Report 2014 10.1 Falcon Ridge

Reservoir Level trending(level and pump hours) On-line turbidity, chlorine, temperature and pH Pump control (amp, hours, pressure) Total flow m3 Remote control of pumps(start/stop times) Well level

10.2 Killiney Beach

Reservoir level at Udell, Killarney, Winchester and Hope Creek On-line turbidity, chlorine, temperature and pH Pump control (amp, hours, pressure) Total flow m3 Remote control of pumps and chlorinator (start/stop times) Level trending on all reservoirs

10.3 Trepanier Bench

Reservoir level Pump control (amps, hours) Pump faults On-line turbidity, chlorine, temperature

10.4 Westshore

Reservoir level – upper and Mountain On-line turbidity, chlorine, temperature and pH Pump control (amps, hours, pressure) Remote control of pumps and chlorinator (start/stop times) Total flow m3 Mountain Reservoir trending (levels/pump hours)

10.5 Sunset Ranch

Reservoir level Pump control (amps, hours, pressure) Well levels Total flow m3 Check valve control On-line chlorine, temperature and pH

10.6 Upper Fintry/Valley of the Sun/Shalal Road

Reservoir level – Firwood Well Levels Pump control (amps, hours, pressure) Remote control of pumps (start/stop times) Total flow m3 Fintry, Booster station trending (levels/pump hours) On-line chlorine and temperature

All trending is done on a daily basis and is in real time unless noted above. Trending and reporting is also compiled into monthly and yearly reports.

RDCO Drinking Water Annual Report 2014 11.0 Emergency Response/Events Emergency Response Emergency Response Procedures were enacted in 2014 for the Falconridge, Westshore and Trepanier Bench Water Systems - all notifications were put on and lifted after consultation with the Interior Health Authority and in accordance with guidelines set forth in the RDCO Emergency Response Manual (Appendix 3). Falconridge:( Section 14.0, Figure 2 details turbidity trends for Falconridge in 2014)

• On April 24, 2014 a Water Quality Advisory (WQA) was issued as precaution due to increased spring runoff in nearby Mission Creek causing high turbidity readings.

• The WQA issued April 24, 2014 was removed July 4, 2014 when turbidity values return to daily averages of under 1.0 NTU

Westshore: (Section 14.0, Figure 5 details turbidity trends for Westshore in 2014)

• A WQA was issued on April 10, 2014 due to a possible vandalism incident at the Upper Reservoir. Lab results from test samples taken from the upper Mountain Reservoir distributions area confirmed no evidence that the water supply was contaminated. The Advisory was removed April 15, 2014.

Trepanier Bench: (Section 14.0, Figure 4 details turbidity trends for Trepannier Bench in 2014)

• A WQA was issued on April 17, 2014 due to increased turbidity in the source water. This advisory was upgraded to a BWN on May 5, 2014 and all notices were removed on May 27, 2014.

Events – Westshore and Killiney

• From August 1 – 13th, 2014 planned water service interruptions were required to install 2 new PRV stations at Evergreen and Lakewood Road.

• Killiney Beach water system had a planned water interruption December 15, 2014 for 4 hours to make repairs to a leak in a PRV at Westside Road and Kildare.

RDCO Drinking Water Annual Report 2014 12.0 Future Plans for 2015

12.1 Upper Fintry/Valley of the Sun/Shalal Road No capital works planned for 2015

12.2 Falconridge

Infiltration gallery licensing and options for new intake pond – Aqua Consulting Possible Second reservoir funded in part by the Gas Tax Fund

12.3 Killiney Beach

Possible elimination of infrastructure as per Kerr Wood Leidell Report VFD replacement at Killiney pumphouse Upgrade/change chlorine system to Hypochorite Reservoir cleaning Road upgrades to Hope Creek

12.4 Trepanier Bench

No capital works planned for 2015 Installation of new canister filter

12.5 Sunset Ranch

Review Well Protection Plan Utility acquisition ongoing

12.6 Westshore Estates

Distribution system improvements, possible engineering study for new reservoirs Leak detection Replace 1 PRV’s Road upgrades Reservoir cleaning Wet well pump rebuild at intake

12.7 New Small Water Systems Acquisition – on-going

Goudie Road Fire Hall – currently under a BWN, available Gas Tax money will be directed towards meeting IH requirements and monitoring ongoing water quality

Joe Rich Fire Hall and Community Center – currently under a BWN – available Gas Tax money will be directed towards meeting IH requirements and monitoring ongoing water quality

13.0 Sample Analysis Results Results for Total Coliform and E.coli are included in Appendix 4, and include the date, time, location, and chlorine residual. 14.0 Turbidity Analysis (NTU) Turbidity must be monitored on-line for surface water distribution systems with greater than 300 connections. All turbidity data can be found in Appendix 4, and include the date and location of the analysis. The following figures show turbidity trends and events throughout the year.


Figure 2: Falconridge

Figure 3: Killiney


Figure 4: Trepanier

Figure 5: Westshore


Figure 6: Sunset Ranch

Figure 7: Upper Fintry/Valley of the Sun/Shalal Road

RDCO Drinking Water Annual Report 2014 15.0 Summary

The Regional District of Central Okanagan is committed to protecting Public and Environmental Health through a comprehensive monitoring program that meets the Canadian Drinking Water Quality Guidelines and the BC Drinking Water Protection Act.

The RDCO works closely with the Interior Health Authority to deliver a program that encompasses water quality monitoring, treatment monitoring, and distribution maintenance which enables us to deliver a safe potable water supply to consumers.


Appendix 1

Regional District of Central Okanagan Consolidated Bylaw 1268 & 1309


Appendix 2

Annual Water System Data Chemical and Physical

REPORTED TO

PROJECT

Regional District of Central Okanagan WORK ORDER

REPORTED Sep-09-14

SAMPLE ANALYTICAL DATA

Falconridge

4090033

Analyte Result /

Recovery

Standard /

Guideline

MRL /

Limits

Units Prepared Analyzed Notes

Sample ID: Pumphouse (4090033-01) [Water] Sampled: Sep-02-14 10:40

Calculated Parameters

mg/L0.079Total Trihalomethanes N/A0.004 N/AMAC = 0.1

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

mg/L< 0.001Bromodichloromethane Sep-07-140.001 N/AN/A

mg/L< 0.001Bromoform Sep-07-140.001 N/AN/A

mg/L0.079Chloroform Sep-07-140.001 N/AN/A

mg/L< 0.001Dibromochloromethane Sep-07-140.001 N/AN/A

Sep-07-14110 % 70-130Surrogate: Toluene-d8 N/A

Sep-07-14107 % 70-130Surrogate: 4-Bromofluorobenzene N/A

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PROJECT

Regional District of Central Okanagan

Falconridge

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4030615

Mar-18-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /

Limit Units Prepared Notes

Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed

Anions

Sample ID: Pumphouse (4030615-01) [Water] Sampled: Mar-12-14 09:45

Mar-12-14mg/LAlkalinity, Total as CaCO3 67 1No Guideline N/A

mg/L6.93Chloride Mar-13-140.10AO 250 N/A

mg/L< 0.10Fluoride Mar-13-140.10MAC = 1.5 N/A

mg/L0.107Nitrogen, Nitrate as N Mar-13-140.010MAC = 10 N/A

mg/L< 0.010Nitrogen, Nitrite as N Mar-13-140.010MAC = 1 N/A

mg/L7.9Sulfate Mar-13-141.0AO 500 N/A

General Parameters


Mar-13-14Color UnitColour, True < 5 5AO 15 N/A

uS/cm177Conductivity (EC) Mar-12-142No Guideline N/A

mg/L< 0.010Cyanide, total Mar-17-140.010MAC = 0.2 Mar-17-14

pH units7.60pH Mar-12-140.01AO = 6.5 - 8.5 N/A

NTU0.1Turbidity Mar-14-140.1See Guidelines N/A

%91.7UV Transmittance @ 254nm Mar-14-140.1No Guideline N/A



N/Amg/LTotal Trihalomethanes 0.033 0.0040.1 N/A

mg/L0.033Total Trihalomethanes (as CHCl3) N/A0.003No Guideline N/A

mg/L70.2Hardness, Total (Total as CaCO3) N/A5.0No Guideline N/A

mg/L89.3Solids, Total Dissolved N/A2.0No Guideline N/A

Total Recoverable Metals


Mar-15-14mg/LAluminum, total < 0.05 0.05AO 0.1 Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.001Antimony, total Mar-15-140.001MAC = 0.006 Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.005Arsenic, total Mar-15-140.005MAC = 0.01 Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.05Barium, total Mar-15-140.05MAC = 1 Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.001Beryllium, total Mar-15-140.001No Guideline Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.04Boron, total Mar-15-140.04MAC = 5 Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.0001Cadmium, total Mar-15-140.0001MAC = 0.005 Mar-13-14

mg/L20.7Calcium, total Mar-15-142.0No Guideline Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.005Chromium, total Mar-15-140.005MAC = 0.05 Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.0005Cobalt, total Mar-15-140.0005No Guideline Mar-13-14

mg/L0.005Copper, total Mar-15-140.002AO 1 Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.10Iron, total Mar-15-140.10AO 0.3 Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.001Lead, total Mar-15-140.001MAC = 0.01 Mar-13-14

mg/L4.5Magnesium, total Mar-15-140.1No Guideline Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.002Manganese, total Mar-15-140.002AO 0.05 Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.0002Mercury, total Mar-15-140.0002MAC = 0.001 Mar-13-14


REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Falconridge

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4030615

Mar-18-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed

Total Recoverable Metals, Continued

Sample ID: Pumphouse (4030615-01) [Water] Sampled: Mar-12-14 09:45, Continued

mg/L0.001Molybdenum, total Mar-15-140.001No Guideline Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.002Nickel, total Mar-15-140.002No Guideline Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.2Phosphorus, total Mar-15-140.2No Guideline Mar-13-14

mg/L0.7Potassium, total Mar-15-140.2No Guideline Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.005Selenium, total Mar-15-140.005MAC = 0.01 Mar-13-14

mg/L6Silicon, total Mar-15-145No Guideline Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.0005Silver, total Mar-15-140.0005No Guideline Mar-13-14

mg/L7.5Sodium, total Mar-15-140.2AO 200 Mar-13-14

mg/L0.0003Uranium, total Mar-15-140.0002MAC = 0.02 Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.01Vanadium, total Mar-15-140.01No Guideline Mar-13-14

mg/L< 0.04Zinc, total Mar-15-140.04AO 5 Mar-13-14



Mar-18-14mg/LBromodichloromethane < 0.001 0.001No Guideline N/A

mg/L< 0.001Bromoform Mar-18-140.001No Guideline N/A

mg/L0.033Chloroform Mar-18-140.001No Guideline N/A

mg/L< 0.001Dibromochloromethane Mar-18-140.001No Guideline N/A

Mar-18-1495 % 70-130Surrogate: Toluene-d8 N/A

Mar-18-1491 % 70-130Surrogate: 4-Bromofluorobenzene N/A


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PROJECT


REPORTED Sep-10-14


Fintry / Shalal / Valley of the Sun

4090224

Analyte Result /

Recovery

Standard /

Guideline

MRL /

Limits


Sample ID: Upper Fintry - Booster Station (4090224-01) [Water] Sampled: Sep-03-14 09:30




mg/L0.002Bromodichloromethane Sep-07-140.001 N/AN/A







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PROJECT



WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4030824

Mar-24-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed

Anions

Sample ID: Booster Station (4030824-01) [Water] Sampled: Mar-17-14 10:30



mg/L0.12Fluoride Mar-17-140.10MAC = 1.5 N/A

mg/L< 0.010Nitrogen, Nitrate as N Mar-17-140.010MAC = 10 N/A



General Parameters












mg/L140Hardness, Total (Total as CaCO3) N/A5.0No Guideline N/A

mg/L157Solids, Total Dissolved N/A2.0No Guideline N/A









mg/L0.0001Cadmium, total Mar-20-140.0001MAC = 0.005 Mar-19-14











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PROJECT



WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4030824

Mar-24-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed


Sample ID: Booster Station (4030824-01) [Water] Sampled: Mar-17-14 10:30, Continued














Mar-20-14mg/LBromodichloromethane 0.001 0.001No Guideline N/A







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PROJECT


REPORTED Sep-09-14


Killiney Beach

4090240

Analyte Result /

Recovery

Standard /

Guideline

MRL /

Limits


Sample ID: Lakeside (4090240-01) [Water] Sampled: Sep-03-14 10:10











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PROJECT


Killiney Beach

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4030827

Mar-24-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed

Anions

Sample ID: Lakeshore (4030827-01) [Water] Sampled: Mar-17-14 11:20







General Parameters

































REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Killiney Beach

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4030827

Mar-24-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed


Sample ID: Lakeshore (4030827-01) [Water] Sampled: Mar-17-14 11:20, Continued






mg/L< 5Silicon, total Mar-20-145No Guideline Mar-19-14















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PROJECT


REPORTED Sep-09-14


Star Place

4090035

Analyte Result /

Recovery

Standard /

Guideline

MRL /

Limits


Sample ID: Pumphouse - THM (4090035-01) [Water] Sampled: Sep-02-14 09:15











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PROJECT


Star Place

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4030522

Mar-18-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed

Anions




mg/L< 0.10Fluoride Mar-12-140.10MAC = 1.5 N/A




General Parameters














Field Parameters


Mar-11-14mg/LChlorine, Free 1.36 0.01No Guideline N/A






mg/L0.05Barium, total Mar-15-140.05MAC = 1 Mar-13-14









REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Star Place

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4030522

Mar-18-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed


Sample ID: Pumphouse (4030522-01) [Water] Sampled: Mar-11-14 13:30, Continued








mg/L0.3Phosphorus, total Mar-15-140.2No Guideline Mar-13-14


















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PROJECT


Sunset Ranch

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4060277

Jul-16-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed

Pesticides, Herbicides, and Fungicides

Sample ID: Pumphouse Raw Water (4060277-01) [Water] Sampled: Jun-04-14 13:00

Jun-09-14ug/LAlachlor < 0.50 0.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.02Aldrin Jun-09-140.02No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10alpha-BHC Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.06alpha-Chlordane Jun-09-140.06No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Aspon Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Atrazine Jun-09-140.20MAC = 5 Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Atrazine-desethyl Jun-09-140.30No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Azinphos ethyl Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 1.00Azinphos methyl Jun-09-141.00MAC = 20 Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Benfluralin Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10beta-BHC Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Bromacil Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Bromophos Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Bromophos ethyl Jun-09-140.30No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Butylate Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 1.00Captan Jun-09-141.00No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Carbophenothion Jun-09-140.30No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Chlorbenside Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Chlorfenson Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Chlorfenvinphos Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Chlormephos Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 1.00Chlorothalonil Jun-09-141.00No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Chlorpropham Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.01Chlorpyrifos Jun-09-140.01MAC = 90 Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Chlorpyriphos methyl Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Chlorthiophos Jun-09-140.30No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Cyanazine Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Cyanophos Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Dacthal (DCPA) Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10delta-BHC Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 1.00Demeton (O+S) Jun-09-141.00No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Desmetryn Jun-09-140.30No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Diallate Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.02Diazinon Jun-09-140.02MAC = 20 Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Dichlobenil Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Dichlofenthion Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Dichlofluanid Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Dichloran Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Dichlorvos + Naled Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Dicofol Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Dicrotophos Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.03Dieldrin Jun-09-140.03No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Dimethoate Jun-09-140.50MAC = 20 Jun-08-14

ug/L< 1.00Dioxathion Jun-09-141.00No Guideline Jun-08-14


REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Sunset Ranch

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4060277

Jul-16-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed

Pesticides, Herbicides, and Fungicides, Continued

Sample ID: Pumphouse Raw Water (4060277-01) [Water] Sampled: Jun-04-14 13:00, Continued

ug/L< 0.10Diphenylamine Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 1.00Disulfoton Jun-09-141.00No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Endosulfan I Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Endosulfan II Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Endosulfan sulfate Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.02Endrin Jun-09-140.02No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Endrin aldehyde Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Endrin ketone Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50EPN Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Eptam Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Ethalfluralin Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Ethion Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Fenitrothion Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Fensulfothion Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Fenthion Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 1.00Folpet Jun-09-141.00No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Fonophos Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10gamma-BHC (Lindane) Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.06gamma-Chlordane Jun-09-140.06No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Heptachlor Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Heptachlor epoxide Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Hexachlorobenzene Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Hexazinone Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Iodofenphos Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 1.00Iprodione Jun-09-141.00No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Isofenphos Jun-09-140.30No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 1.00Malaoxon Jun-09-141.00No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Malathion Jun-09-140.50MAC = 190 Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Metalaxyl Jun-09-140.30No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Methidathion Jun-09-140.30No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Methoxychlor Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Methyl parathion Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Metolachlor Jun-09-140.20MAC = 50 Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Metribuzin Jun-09-140.30MAC = 80 Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Mevinphos Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Mirex Jun-09-140.30No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Nitrofen Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.01o,p-DDD Jun-09-140.01No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.01o,p-DDE Jun-09-140.01No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.01o,p-DDT Jun-09-140.01No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 1.00Omethoate Jun-09-141.00No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.01p,p-DDD Jun-09-140.01No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.01p,p-DDE Jun-09-140.01No Guideline Jun-08-14


REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Sunset Ranch

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4060277

Jul-16-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed


Sample ID: Pumphouse Raw Water (4060277-01) [Water] Sampled: Jun-04-14 13:00, Continued

ug/L< 0.01p,p-DDT Jun-09-140.01No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Parathion Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Pentachloronitrobenzene Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Permethrin (cis+trans) Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Phorate Jun-09-140.50MAC = 2 Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Phosalone Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Phosmet Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Phosphamidon Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Pirimicarb Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Pirimiphos-ethyl Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Pirimiphos-methyl Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Procymidone Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Profenophos Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Profluralin Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Prometryn Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Pronamide Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Propazine Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Propiconazole Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Pyrazophos Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Quinalphos Jun-09-140.30No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Simazine Jun-09-140.50MAC = 10 Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Stirophos Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Sulfotep Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Tecnazene Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Terbufos Jun-09-140.30MAC = 1 Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.10Terbuthylazine Jun-09-140.10No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Terbutryne Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Tetradifon Jun-09-140.20No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Tolyfluanid Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Triadimefon Jun-09-140.30No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.30Triallate Jun-09-140.30No Guideline Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.20Trifluralin Jun-09-140.20MAC = 45 Jun-08-14

ug/L< 0.50Vinclozolin Jun-09-140.50No Guideline Jun-08-14

Jun-09-1488 % 40-130Surrogate: Tributyl Phosphate Jun-08-14

Jun-09-1491 % 40-130Surrogate:

4-chloro-3-nitrobenzotrifluoride

Jun-08-14


REPORTED TO

PROJECT


REPORTED Sep-09-14


Sunset Ranch

4090037

Analyte Result /

Recovery

Standard /

Guideline

MRL /

Limits


Sample ID: Camelback Road Sample Stn. (4090037-01) [Water] Sampled: Sep-02-14 11:30

General Parameters

mg/L1.3Carbon, Total Organic Sep-03-140.5 N/AN/A




mg/L< 0.10Iron, total Sep-04-140.10 Sep-03-14AO 0.3

mg/L0.013Manganese, total Sep-04-140.002 Sep-03-14AO 0.05





mg/L0.003Dibromochloromethane Sep-07-140.001 N/AN/A




REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Sunset Ranch

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4060280

Jun-10-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed

General Parameters

Sample ID: Pumphouse Raw Water (4060280-01) [Water] Sampled: Jun-04-14 13:00

Jun-04-14mg/LCarbon, Total Organic 2.6 0.5No Guideline N/A


REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Sunset Ranch

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4060276

Jun-11-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed


Sample ID: Reservoir (Fe/Mn) (4060276-01) [Water] Sampled: Jun-04-14 13:15

Jun-10-14mg/LIron, total < 0.10 0.10AO 0.3 Jun-10-14

mg/L0.036Manganese, total Jun-10-140.002AO 0.05 Jun-10-14


REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Sunset Ranch

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4030620

Mar-17-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed

General Parameters

Sample ID: Raw Well #2 (4030620-01) [Water] Sampled: Mar-12-14 11:30

Mar-13-14mg/LCarbon, Total Organic 2.9 0.5No Guideline N/A


Sample ID: Raw Well #2 (4030620-01) [Water] Sampled: Mar-12-14 11:30

Mar-15-14mg/LIron, total < 0.10 0.10AO 0.3 Mar-13-14

mg/L0.059Manganese, total Mar-15-140.002AO 0.05 Mar-13-14


REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Sunset Ranch

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4030619

Mar-18-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed

Anions

Sample ID: Reservoir (4030619-01) [Water] Sampled: Mar-12-14 11:45







General Parameters

































REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Sunset Ranch

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4030619

Mar-18-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed


Sample ID: Reservoir (4030619-01) [Water] Sampled: Mar-12-14 11:45, Continued

















mg/L0.002Dibromochloromethane Mar-15-140.001No Guideline N/A




REPORTED TO

PROJECT


REPORTED Sep-09-14


Westshore Estates

4090237

Analyte Result /

Recovery

Standard /

Guideline

MRL /

Limits


Sample ID: Lakeshore (4090237-01) [Water] Sampled: Sep-02-14











REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Westshore Estates

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4030830

Mar-24-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed

Anions








General Parameters

































REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Westshore Estates

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4030830

Mar-24-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed


Sample ID: Lakeshore (4030830-01) [Water] Sampled: Mar-17-14 12:10, Continued






mg/L< 5Silicon, total Mar-20-145No Guideline Mar-19-14








Mar-21-14mg/LBromodichloromethane < 0.001 0.001No Guideline N/A







REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Westshore Estates

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4040701

Apr-14-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed

Anions

Sample ID: Upper Reservior - Cell #1 (4040701-01) [Water] Sampled: Apr-10-14 15:20

Apr-11-14mg/LAlkalinity, Total as CaCO3 110 1No Guideline N/A

mg/L6.36Chloride Apr-11-140.10AO 250 N/A

mg/L0.17Fluoride Apr-11-140.10MAC = 1.5 N/A

mg/L0.046Nitrogen, Nitrate as N Apr-11-140.010MAC = 10 N/A

mg/L< 0.010Nitrogen, Nitrite as N Apr-11-140.010MAC = 1 N/A

mg/L30.5Sulfate Apr-11-141.0AO 500 N/A

General Parameters


Apr-11-14Color UnitColour, True < 5 5AO 15 N/A

uS/cm297Conductivity (EC) Apr-11-142No Guideline N/A

mg/L< 0.010Cyanide, total Apr-11-140.010MAC = 0.2 Apr-11-14

pH units7.97pH Apr-11-140.01AO = 6.5 - 8.5 N/A

NTU1.9Turbidity Apr-11-140.1See Guidelines N/A

%90.9UV Transmittance @ 254nm Apr-11-140.1No Guideline N/A



N/Aug/LVPHw < 100 100No Guideline N/A

ug/L< 100LEPHw N/A100No Guideline N/A

ug/L< 100HEPHw N/A100No Guideline N/A

ug/L< 0.30Total PAH N/A0.30No Guideline N/A





Apr-14-14mg/LAluminum, total < 0.05 0.05AO 0.1 Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.001Antimony, total Apr-14-140.001MAC = 0.006 Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.005Arsenic, total Apr-14-140.005MAC = 0.01 Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.05Barium, total Apr-14-140.05MAC = 1 Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.001Beryllium, total Apr-14-140.001No Guideline Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.04Boron, total Apr-14-140.04MAC = 5 Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.0001Cadmium, total Apr-14-140.0001MAC = 0.005 Apr-11-14

mg/L36.7Calcium, total Apr-14-142.0No Guideline Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.005Chromium, total Apr-14-140.005MAC = 0.05 Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.0005Cobalt, total Apr-14-140.0005No Guideline Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.002Copper, total Apr-14-140.002AO 1 Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.10Iron, total Apr-14-140.10AO 0.3 Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.001Lead, total Apr-14-140.001MAC = 0.01 Apr-11-14

mg/L10.0Magnesium, total Apr-14-140.1No Guideline Apr-11-14


REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Westshore Estates

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4040701

Apr-14-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed


Sample ID: Upper Reservior - Cell #1 (4040701-01) [Water] Sampled: Apr-10-14 15:20, Continued

mg/L0.033Manganese, total Apr-14-140.002AO 0.05 Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.0002Mercury, total Apr-14-140.0002MAC = 0.001 Apr-11-14

mg/L0.004Molybdenum, total Apr-14-140.001No Guideline Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.002Nickel, total Apr-14-140.002No Guideline Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.2Phosphorus, total Apr-14-140.2No Guideline Apr-11-14

mg/L2.5Potassium, total Apr-14-140.2No Guideline Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.005Selenium, total Apr-14-140.005MAC = 0.01 Apr-11-14

mg/L< 5Silicon, total Apr-14-145No Guideline Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.0005Silver, total Apr-14-140.0005No Guideline Apr-11-14

mg/L13.5Sodium, total Apr-14-140.2AO 200 Apr-11-14

mg/L0.0024Uranium, total Apr-14-140.0002MAC = 0.02 Apr-11-14

mg/L< 0.01Vanadium, total Apr-14-140.01No Guideline Apr-11-14

mg/L0.23Zinc, total Apr-14-140.04AO 5 Apr-11-14

Aggregate Organic Parameters


Apr-13-14ug/LVHw (6-10) < 100 100No Guideline N/A

ug/L< 100EPHw (10-19) Apr-13-14100No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 100EPHw (19-32) Apr-13-14100No Guideline Apr-13-14

Pesticides, Herbicides, and Fungicides


Apr-14-14ug/LAlachlor < 0.10 0.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.04Aldrin Apr-14-140.04MAC = 0.7 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05alpha-BHC Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05alpha-Chlordane Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Atrazine Apr-14-140.10MAC = 5 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.20Azinphos methyl Apr-14-140.20MAC = 20 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05beta-BHC Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Bromacil Apr-14-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.20Bromoxynil Apr-14-140.20MAC = 5 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Captan Apr-14-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Chlorothalonil Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.20Chlorpyrifos Apr-14-140.20MAC = 90 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.20Cyanazine Apr-14-140.20MAC = 10 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05delta-BHC Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 5.00Deltamethrin Apr-14-145.00No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.03Diazinon Apr-14-140.03MAC = 20 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Dichlorvos Apr-14-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Diclofop-methyl Apr-14-140.10MAC = 9 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.04Dieldrin Apr-14-140.04MAC = 0.7 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.20Dimethoate Apr-14-140.20MAC = 20 Apr-13-14


REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Westshore Estates

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4040701

Apr-14-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed



ug/L< 0.10Disulfoton Apr-14-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.20Diuron Apr-14-140.20MAC = 150 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Endosulfan I Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Endosulfan II Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Endosulfan sulfate Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.03Endrin Apr-14-140.03No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Endrin aldehyde Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Endrin ketone Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05gamma-BHC (Lindane) Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05gamma-Chlordane Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Heptachlor Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Heptachlor epoxide Apr-14-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.20Linuron Apr-14-140.20No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Malathion Apr-14-140.10MAC = 190 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Methoxychlor Apr-14-140.05MAC = 900 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Methyl parathion Apr-14-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Metolachlor Apr-14-140.10MAC = 50 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.20Metribuzin Apr-14-140.20MAC = 80 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.04p,p-DDD Apr-14-140.04No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.04p,p-DDE Apr-14-140.04No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.04p,p-DDT Apr-14-140.04No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Parathion Apr-14-140.10MAC = 50 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Pentachloronitrobenzene Apr-14-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Phorate Apr-14-140.10MAC = 2 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.30Prometon Apr-14-140.30No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) Apr-14-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.20Simazine Apr-14-140.20MAC = 10 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Sulfotep Apr-14-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.20Tebuthiuron Apr-14-140.20No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 5.00Temephos Apr-14-145.00No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Terbufos Apr-14-140.10MAC = 1 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Triallate Apr-14-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.20Trifluralin Apr-14-140.20MAC = 45 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10cis-Permethrin Apr-14-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10trans-Permethrin Apr-14-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

Apr-14-1458 % 41-114Surrogate: Tributyl Phosphate Apr-13-14

Apr-14-1461 % 38-125Surrogate:

4-chloro-3-nitrobenzotrifluoride

Apr-13-14

Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH)


Apr-13-14ug/LAcenaphthene < 0.05 0.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Acenaphthylene Apr-13-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14


REPORTED TO

PROJECT


Westshore Estates

WORK ORDER

REPORTED

4040701

Apr-14-14


AnalyteResult /

Recovery

MRL /


Canadian

DWQ

Guideline

Analyzed

Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH), Continued


ug/L< 0.10Acridine Apr-13-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Anthracene Apr-13-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Benzo (a) anthracene Apr-13-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.01Benzo (a) pyrene Apr-13-140.01MAC = 0.01 Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Benzo (b) fluoranthene Apr-13-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Benzo (g,h,i) perylene Apr-13-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Benzo (k) fluoranthene Apr-13-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Chrysene Apr-13-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Dibenz (a,h) anthracene Apr-13-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Fluoranthene Apr-13-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Fluorene Apr-13-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.05Indeno (1,2,3-cd) pyrene Apr-13-140.05No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.30Naphthalene Apr-13-140.30No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Phenanthrene Apr-13-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Pyrene Apr-13-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

ug/L< 0.10Quinoline Apr-13-140.10No Guideline Apr-13-14

Apr-13-1463 % 40-96Surrogate: Naphthalene-d8 Apr-13-14

Apr-13-1468 % 45-92Surrogate: Acenaphthene-d10 Apr-13-14

Apr-13-1472 % 48-90Surrogate: Phenanthrene-d10 Apr-13-14

Apr-13-1476 % 41-96Surrogate: Chrysene-d12 Apr-13-14

Apr-13-1467 % 47-104Surrogate: Perylene-d12 Apr-13-14



Apr-13-14ug/LBenzene < 0.5 0.5No Guideline N/A

ug/L< 1.0Ethylbenzene Apr-13-141.0No Guideline N/A

ug/L< 1.0Toluene Apr-13-141.0No Guideline N/A

ug/L< 2.0Xylenes (total) Apr-13-142.0No Guideline N/A

Apr-13-1497 % 70-130Surrogate: Toluene-d8 N/A

Apr-13-14123 % 70-130Surrogate: 4-Bromofluorobenzene N/A



Appendix 3

RDCO Emergency Response Manual


Appendix 4

Monthly Water System Data Total Coliform, E-coli, Free Chlorine and Turbidity

2014 - FALCONRIDGE WATER SYSTEM DATA

DATE SAMPLE ID TIME CL2

RESIDUAL Field

TURBIDITY TOTAL

COLIFORM E-COLI mg/L NTU CFU/100mL CFU/100mL January-08-14 pumphouse 9:45 1.30 0.20 <1 <1 January-14-14 pumphouse 10:55 1.32 0.30 <1 <1 January-20-14 pumphouse 10:00 0.65 0.20 <1 <1 January-28-14 pumphouse 12:30 1.15 0.22 <1 <1 February-03-14 pumphouse 12:00 1.08 0.15 <1 <1 February-11-14 pumphouse 1:00 0.80 0.18 <1 <1 February-17-14 pumphouse 1:30 0.99 0.20 <1 <1 March-05-14 pumphouse 9:40 1.16 0.39 <1 <1 March-12-14 pumphouse 9:45 1.36 0.25 <1 <1 March-18-14 pumphouse 2:20 1.25 0.25 <1 <1 March-27-14 pumphouse 12:50 1.30 0.25 <1 <1 April-09-14 pumphouse 10:25 1.15 0.30 <1 <1 April-14-14 hawk 10:20 0.60 0.30 <1 <1 April-14-14 peregrine 10:30 0.64 0.60 <1 <1 April-24-14 peregrine 9:47 0.80 1.05 <1 <1 April-24-14 hawk 9:30 0.40 1.02 <1 <1 April-30-14 pumphouse 11:30 0.90 0.93 <1 <1 May-08-14 pumphouse 12:00 0.95 1.78 <1 <1 May-14-14 peregrine 12:00 0.70 1.20 <1 <1 May-27-14 hawk 12:00 0.23 2.10 <1 <1 May-27-14 peregrine 12:30 0.30 2.05 <1 <1 June-04-14 pumphouse 11:50 0.81 1.90 <1 <1 June-10-14 hawk 11:45 1.05 1.50 <1 <1 June-10-14 peregrine 12:00 0.91 1.43 <1 <1 June-16-14 pumphouse 9:00 1.50 3.29 <1 <1 July-02-14 hawk 2:40 0.85 0.80 <1 <1 July-02-14 peregrine 3:00 1.10 0.90 <1 <1 August-05-14 pumphouse 12:15 1.44 0.76 <1 <1 August-13-14 hawk 2:45 0.50 0.30 <1 <1 August-27-14 hawk 1:20 1.17 0.50 <1 <1 August-27-14 peregrine 1:30 1.20 0.46 <1 <1 September-02-14 pumphouse 10:40 1.65 0.25 <1 <1 September-08-14 peregrine 10:40 1.22 0.34 <1 <1 September-15-14 hawk 9:25 1.17 0.35 <1 <1 September-22-14 peregrine 10:15 1.17 0.30 <1 <1 October-01-14 pumphouse 1:15 1.20 0.35 <1 <1

October-08-14 peregrine 12:00 0.94 0.40 <1 <1 October-14-14 hawk 9:45 0.32 0.35 <1 <1 October-21-14 pumphouse 12:00 1.40 0.35 <1 <1 November-04-14 pumphouse 12:25 1.40 0.40 <1 <1 November-10-14 hawk 11:15 0.32 0.45 <1 <1 November-10-14 peregrine 11:25 0.89 0.40 <1 <1 November-24-14 pumphouse 12:40 1.60 0.40 <1 <1 December-03-14 pumphouse 2:00 1.45 0.30 <1 <1 December-11-14 pumphouse 12:45 1.65 0.30 <1 <1 December-16-14 pumphouse 1:10 1.20 0.20 <1 <1 December-30-14 pumphouse 12:00 0.90 0.40 <1 <1

2014 - KILLINEY WATER SYSTEM DATA


RESIDUAL Field

TURBIDITY TOTAL

COLIFORM E-COLI mg/L NTU CFU/100mL CFU/100mL January-06-14 killarney 10:10 1.2 0.46 <1 <1 January-06-14 lakeshore 10:20 1.9 0.50 <1 <1 January-13-14 udell 10:20 1.24 0.45 <1 <1 January-22-14 lakeshore 11:10 1.8 0.53 <1 <1 January-22-14 udell 11:00 1.6 0.58 <1 <1 January-29-14 lakeshore 10:15 1.75 0.55 <1 <1 February-03-14 killarney 10:00 1.4 0.55 <1 <1 February-03-14 winchester 10:15 1.4 0.56 <1 <1 February-12-14 udell 10:45 1.5 0.45 <1 <1 February-12-14 winchester 11:00 1.2 0.50 <1 <1 February-17-14 lakeshore 11:45 1.85 0.55 <1 <1 March-04-14 winchester 10:00 1.00 0.68 <1 <1 March-04-14 lakeshore 10:20 1.42 0.52 <1 <1 March-17-14 lakeshore 11:20 1.73 0.40 <1 <1 March-17-14 udell 11:00 1.55 0.43 <1 <1 April-07-14 lakeshore 11:00 1.5 0.39 <1 <1 April-15-14 winchester 12:50 0.74 0.50 <1 <1 April-23-14 killarney 12:00 1.1 0.45 <1 <1 April-23-14 udell 12:10 1.1 0.40 <1 <1 April-28-14 houghton 11:05 0.89 0.40 <1 <1 April-28-14 winchester 11:10 1 0.41 <1 <1 May-12-14 houghton 10:30 0.89 0.43 <1 <1 May-12-14 lakeshore 10:40 1.48 0.49 <1 <1 May-20-14 winchester 12:20 0.91 0.50 <1 <1 May-20-14 udell 12:30 1.2 0.49 <1 <1 May-22-14 lakeshore 12:15 1.00 <1 <1 May-26-14 udell 11:30 1.15 1.02 <1 <1 June-02-14 lakeshore 10:00 1.5 0.70 <1 <1 June-09-14 winchester 9:30 0.4 0.80 <1 <1 June-09-14 houghton 9:40 1.15 0.70 <1 <1 June-17-14 killarney 10:45 1.37 0.80 <1 <1 June-17-14 udell 10:55 1.4 0.85 <1 <1 July-03-14 houghton 11:15 0.59 0.80 <1 <1 July-03-14 lakeshore 11:35 1.72 0.90 <1 <1 July-15-14 houghton 12:50 0.73 0.90 <1 <1 July-15-14 winchester 1:00 0.8 0.94 <1 <1

August-06-14 lakeshore 10:10 1.54 0.78 <1 <1 August-13-14 udell 1:00 1.2 0.90 <1 <1 August-25-14 lakeshore 11:45 1.6 0.85 <1 <1 September-03-14 lakeshore 10:10 2.11 0.80 <1 <1 September-10-14 houghton 10:20 0.3 0.50 <1 <1 September-17-14 winchester 10:15 0.52 0.45 <1 <1 September-23-14 udell 12:10 1.22 0.45 <1 <1 October-01-14 lakeshore 11:00 1.44 0.55 <1 <1 October-06-14 houghton 10:00 0.2 0.45 <1 <1 October-15-14 winchester 12:00 0.48 0.46 <1 <1 October-20-14 killarney 10:15 1.2 0.40 <1 <1 November-03-14 lakeshore 10:15 1.78 0.50 <1 <1 November-12-14 winchester 9:30 1.3 0.40 <1 <1 November-12-14 udell 9:45 1.7 0.45 <1 <1 November-24-14 killarney 10:15 1.7 0.45 <1 <1 December-01-14 killarney 12:00 1.55 0.40 <1 <1 December-01-14 lakeshore 12:15 2 0.40 <1 <1 December-08-14 winchester 12:00 1.2 0.40 <1 <1 December-08-14 udell 12:15 1.4 0.40 <1 <1

2014 - SUNSET RANCH WATER SYSTEM DATA


RESIDUAL Field

TURBIDITY TOTAL

COLIFORM E-COLI mg/L NTU CFU/100mL CFU/100mL January-06-14 reservoir 12:30 0.82 0.25 <1 <1 January-13-14 reservoir 11:50 0.65 0.25 <1 <1 January-20-14 reservoir 10:45 0.55 0.20 <1 <1 January-28-14 reservoir 12:45 0.30 0.20 <1 <1 February-03-14 reservoir 12:30 0.35 0.20 <1 <1 February-11-14 reservoir 0.40 0.23 <1 <1 February-17-14 reservoir 2:45 0.40 0.25 <1 <1 March-05-14 reservoir 9:45 0.23 0.32 <1 <1 March-12-14 reservoir 11:45 0.35 0.28 <1 <1 March-18-14 reservoir 2:30 0.25 0.28 <1 <1 March-27-14 reservoir 1:15 0.30 0.25 <1 <1 April-09-14 reservoir 11:00 0.40 0.20 <1 <1 April-14-14 camelback 11:40 0.54 0.20 <1 <1 April-14-14 reservoir 11:50 0.49 0.25 <1 <1 April-24-14 reservoir 10:30 0.57 0.25 <1 <1 April-30-14 reservoir 12:00 0.41 0.20 <1 <1 May-08-14 reservoir 1:00 0.70 0.20 <1 <1 May-14-14 camelback 1:14 0.73 0.23 <1 <1 May-21-14 reservoir 12:00 0.31 0.25 <1 <1 May-28-14 camelback 11:00 0.30 0.30 <1 <1 June-04-14 reservoir 1:15 0.35 0.30 <1 <1 June-10-14 reservoir 12:40 0.51 0.20 <1 <1 June-10-14 camelback 12:50 0.45 0.20 <1 <1 June-16-14 camelback 10:30 0.45 0.20 <1 <1 July-03-14 reservoir 1:15 0.25 0.32 <1 <1 July-03-14 camelback 1:30 0.25 0.25 <1 <1 August-06-14 reservoir 12:15 0.17 1.06 <1 <1 August-12-14 camelback 2:00 0.40 0.25 <1 <1 August-27-14 reservoir 2:00 0.50 0.20 <1 <1 August-27-14 camelback 2:15 0.40 0.25 <1 <1 September-02-14 camelback 11:30 0.26 0.20 <1 <1 September-08-14 reservoir 11:10 0.60 0.20 <1 <1 September-15-14 reservoir 10:00 0.36 0.20 <1 <1 September-22-14 camelback 10:50 1.33 0.40 <1 <1 October-01-14 camelback 12:45 0.40 0.20 <1 <1 October-08-14 reservoir 1:15 0.39 0.20 <1 <1

October-14-14 camelback 10:15 0.33 0.25 <1 <1 October-21-14 reservoir 12:20 0.30 0.30 <1 <1 November-03-14 camelback 12:00 0.25 0.30 <1 <1 November-10-14 camelback 11:45 0.20 0.20 <1 <1 November-10-14 reservoir 12:00 0.20 0.20 <1 <1 November-24-14 reservoir 1:15 0.50 0.20 <1 <1 December-03-14 reservoir 3:00 0.60 0.20 <1 <1 December-11-14 reservoir 1:30 0.60 0.20 <1 <1 December-16-14 reservoir 12:15 0.50 0.20 <1 <1 December-30-14 reservoir 12:30 0.60 0.20 <1 <1

2014 - TREPANIER BENCH/STAR PLACE WATER SYSTEM DATA


RESIDUAL Field

TURBIDITY TOTAL

COLIFORM E-COLI mg/L NTU CFU/100mL CFU/100mL January-07-14 pumphouse 1:30 0.95 0.15 <1 <1 January-13-14 pumphouse 8:45 1.01 0.19 <1 <1 January-22-14 pumphouse 9:30 0.90 0.15 <1 <1 January-28-14 pumphouse 11:15 1.20 0.18 <1 <1 February-03-14 pumphouse 8:15 1.09 0.15 <1 <1 February-11-14 pumphouse 12:00 1.10 0.14 <1 <1 February-17-14 pumphouse 10:20 1.10 0.15 <1 <1 February-24-14 pumphouse 1:00 1.00 0.12 <1 <1 March-05-14 pumphouse 8:30 1.79 0.38 <1 <1 March-10-14 pumphouse 9:45 1.65 0.20 <1 <1 March-11-14 pumphouse 1:30 1.30 0.20 <1 <1 March-17-14 pumphouse 9:00 1.09 0.20 <1 <1 March-27-14 pumphouse 11:30 1.10 0.25 <1 <1 April-07-14 pumphouse 9:15 1.15 0.35 <1 <1 April-14-14 pumphouse 9:20 0.95 1.05 <1 <1 April-24-14 pumphouse 11:00 1.40 2.00 <1 <1 April-28-14 pumphouse 9:30 1.20 2.00 <1 <1 May-08-14 pumphouse 11:00 1.30 3.10 <1 <1 May-10-14 pumphouse 10:15 1.34 5.78 <1 <1 May-12-14 pumphouse 9:00 1.95 1.78 <1 <1 May-21-14 pumphouse 10:00 2.19 1.80 <1 <1 May-26-14 pumphouse 10:00 2.20 0.80 <1 <1 June-02-14 pumphouse 11:45 1.40 0.50 <1 <1 June-12-14 pumphouse 10:00 1.40 0.20 <1 <1 June-18-14 pumphouse 12:40 0.40 0.30 <1 <1 June-19-14 pumphouse 11:00 <1 <1 July-02-14 pumphouse 9:00 1.30 0.20 <1 <1 July-17-14 pumphouse 9:30 1.10 0.20 <1 <1 August-06-14 pumphouse 8:10 1.38 0.23 <1 <1 August-12-14 pumphouse 12:45 1.35 0.15 <1 <1 August-14-14 pumphouse 11:00 1.20 0.10 <1 <1 August-26-14 pumphouse 10:15 1.30 0.20 <1 <1 September-02-14 pumphouse 9:15 1.30 0.20 <1 <1 September-08-14 pumphouse 12:15 1.10 0.20 <1 <1

September-15-14 pumphouse 11:00 1.26 0.30 <1 <1 September-24-14 pumphouse 9:00 1.10 0.20 <1 <1 October-01-14 pumphouse 9:00 1.30 0.25 <1 <1 October-08-14 pumphouse 11:00 0.94 0.20 <1 <1 October-15-14 pumphouse 10:30 1.30 0.20 <1 <1 October-20-14 pumphouse 8:30 1.20 0.20 <1 <1 November-03-14 pumphouse 8:50 0.90 0.30 <1 <1 November-10-14 pumphouse 9:30 1.20 0.20 <1 <1 November-16-14 pumphouse 9:00 1.40 0.15 <1 <1 November-27-14 pumphouse 12;00 1.40 0.20 <1 <1 December-03-14 pumphouse 1:09 1.40 0.15 <1 <1 December-09-14 pumphouse 11:45 1.50 0.20 <1 <1 December-15-14 pumphouse 1:15 1.20 0.20 <1 <1 December-29-14 pumphouse 2:00 1.60 0.18 <1 <1

2014 - WESTSHORE ESTATES WATER SYSTEM DATA


RESIDUAL Field

TURBIDITY TOTAL

COLIFORM E-COLI mg/L NTU CFU/100mL CFU/100mL January-06-14 mountain 10:30 1.32 0.50 <1 <1 January-06-14 lakeside 10:40 2.00 0.50 <1 <1 January-13-14 lakeside 10:30 1.51 0.65 <1 <1 January-22-14 mountain 11:30 1.60 0.60 <1 <1 January-22-14 lakeside 11:40 1.85 0.70 <1 <1 January-29-14 lakeside 10:40 1.80 0.65 <1 <1 February-03-14 mountain 10:40 1.30 0.54 <1 <1 February-03-14 lakeshore 10:50 1.59 0.60 <1 <1 February-12-14 mountain 11;30 1.20 0.45 <1 <1 February-12-14 lakeshore 11:45 1.60 0.55 <1 <1 February-17-14 lakeshore 12:00 1.62 0.60 <1 <1 March-04-14 mountain 10:05 1.26 0.54 <1 <1 March-04-14 lakeshore 11:00 1.89 0.60 <1 <1 March-17-14 lakeside 12:10 1.70 0.43 <1 <1 March-17-14 mountain 11:50 1.90 0.45 <1 <1 March-21-14 lakeshore <1 <1 March-26-14 lakeshore <1 <1 March-27-14 lakeshore <1 <1 April-07-14 lakeshore 11:20 1.90 0.39 <1 <1 April-10-14 hillcrest 4:00 0.88 <1 <1 April-10-14 mountain 10:10 1.40 0.50 <1 <1 April-10-14 hillcrest 10:00 0.82 0.45 <1 <1 April-15-14 hillcrest 1:10 0.92 0.50 <1 <1 April-15-14 mountain 1:00 1.30 0.55 <1 <1 April-23-14 mountain 12:45 1.26 0.40 <1 <1 April-23-14 lakeshore 12:55 1.50 0.35 <1 <1 April-28-14 hillcrest 11:30 0.92 0.37 <1 <1 May-12-14 hillcrest 11:00 0.50 0.50 <1 <1 May-12-14 lakeside 11:20 1.35 0.45 <1 <1 May-20-14 lakeside 12:45 2.10 0.40 <1 <1 May-20-14 hillcrest 12:55 1.50 0.35 <1 <1 May-22-14 lakeshore 11:30 0.60 <1 <1 May-26-14 mountain 11:50 0.95 0.70 <1 <1 June-02-14 lakeside 10:20 1.80 0.65 <1 <1 June-09-14 mountain 10:00 1.15 0.70 <1 <1 June-09-14 hillcrest 10:15 0.90 0.72 <1 <1

June-17-14 mountain 11:10 1.75 0.50 <1 <1 June-17-14 lakeside 9:36 2.01 0.55 <1 <1 July-03-14 hillcrest 11:50 0.83 0.60 <1 <1 July-03-14 lakeside 12:00 2.10 0.40 <1 <1 July-15-14 hillcrest 1:10 0.59 0.60 <1 <1 July-15-14 mountain 1:20 0.70 0.70 <1 <1 August-06-14 mountain 10:45 1.43 0.71 <1 <1 August-13-14 mountain 1:15 1.50 0.50 <1 <1 August-25-14 mountain 12:30 1.45 0.70 <1 <1 September-03-14 lakeside 10:30 2.20 0.65 <1 <1 September-10-14 hillcrest 10:30 0.52 0.60 <1 <1 September-17-14 lakeside 10:30 2.09 0.40 <1 <1 September-23-14 mountain 12:30 1.10 0.40 <1 <1 October-01-14 lakeside 11:40 2.20 0.45 <1 <1 October-06-14 hillcrest 10:15 0.51 0.48 <1 <1 October-15-14 hillcrest 12:20 0.55 0.45 <1 <1 October-20-14 lakeside 10:45 2.12 0.40 <1 <1 November-03-14 lakeside 10:50 2.20 0.50 <1 <1 November-12-14 mountain 9:50 1.30 0.40 <1 <1 November-12-14 lakeside 10:00 2.20 0.43 <1 <1 November-27-14 mountain 10:40 1.80 0.45 <1 <1 December-01-14 mountain 12:30 1.30 0.40 <1 <1 December-01-14 lakeside 12:40 2.10 0.40 <1 <1 December-08-14 lakeside 12:40 1.60 0.43 <1 <1 December-08-14 mountain 12:30 2.20 0.45 <1 <1

2014 - UPPER FINTRY/VALLEY OF THE SUN/SHALAL ROAD WATER SYSTEM DATA


RESIDUAL Field

TURBIDITY TOTAL

COLIFORM E-COLI mg/L NTU CFU/100mL CFU/100mL

January-06-14 booster 9:45 0.60 0.25 <1 <1 January-06-14 morden 9:55 na 0.30 <1 <1 January-13-14 booster 10:00 0.98 0.22 <1 <1 January-22-14 booster 10:15 0.75 0.20 <1 <1 January-22-14 firwood 10:30 0.65 0.21 <1 <1 January-29-14 morden 9:45 na 0.20 <1 <1 January-29-14 booster 10:00 0.60 0.20 <1 <1

February-03-14 booster 9:15 1.70 0.20 <1 <1 February-03-14 morden 9:30 na 0.20 <1 <1 February-12-14 booster 10:15 1.10 0.20 <1 <1 February-12-14 firwood 10:30 1.26 0.21 <1 <1 February-17-14 morden 11:30 0.20 0.20 <1 <1

March-04-14 booster 8:45 0.31 0.30 <1 <1 March-04-14 firwood 9:30 0.65 0.30 <1 <1 March-17-14 booster 10:30 0.70 0.30 1 <1 March-17-14 morden 10:45 0.70 0.30 <1 <1 April-07-14 booster 10:40 1.08 0.25 <1 <1 April-07-14 morden 10:30 na 0.25 <1 <1 April-07-14 firwood 10:50 0.85 0.25 <1 <1 April-15-14 morden 12:00 na 0.20 <1 <1 April-15-14 booster 12:15 0.70 0.25 <1 <1 April-23-14 firwood 11:40 0.82 0.30 <1 <1 April-23-14 alpine 11:30 0.80 0.31 <1 <1 April-28-14 fairbridge 10:40 1.10 0.25 <1 <1 April-28-14 shalal 10:50 1.00 0.25 <1 <1 May-12-14 booster 10:00 1.25 0.20 <1 <1 May-12-14 morden 10:15 na 0.21 <1 <1 May-20-14 fairbridge 11:50 1.44 0.30 <1 <1 May-20-14 shalal 12:00 1.50 0.25 <1 <1 May-26-14 shalal 11:10 0.80 0.25 <1 <1 May-26-14 alpine 11:20 0.83 0.30 <1 <1 June-02-14 booster 9:30 0.35 0.19 <1 <1 June-02-14 morden 9:40 na 0.15 <1 <1 June-09-14 fairbridge 9:20 0.35 0.25 <1 <1 June-17-14 shalal 10:30 0.43 0.25 <1 <1 June-17-14 alpine 10:20 0.40 0.20 <1 <1

July-03-14 booster 10:45 1.19 0.24 <1 <1 July-03-14 morden 11:00 2.00 0.20 <1 <1 July-15-14 apline 12:30 0.57 0.25 <1 <1 July-15-14 firwood 12:40 0.55 0.23 <1 <1

August-06-14 morden 9:30 2.20 0.41 <1 <1 August-06-14 shalal 9:40 1.80 0.28 <1 <1 August-13-14 alpine 12:45 0.60 0.30 <1 <1 August-25-14 shalal 11:30 0.40 0.25 <1 <1

September-03-14 booster 9:30 0.88 0.18 <1 <1 September-03-14 morden 9:45 0.20 <1 <1 September-10-14 shalal 10:00 0.58 0.20 <1 <1 September-17-14 alpine 10:00 0.81 0.22 <1 <1 September-23-14 fairbridge 11:40 0.88 0.25 <1 <1

October-01-14 booster 10:40 0.32 0.25 <1 <1 October-01-14 morden 10:50 0.45 0.20 <1 <1 October-06-14 fairbridge 9:40 0.32 0.20 <1 <1 October-15-14 alpine 11:45 0.15 0.20 <1 <1 October-20-14 shalal 10:00 0.20 0.20 <1 <1

November-03-14 booster 9:45 0.98 0.25 <1 <1 November-03-14 morden 9:55 0.30 <1 <1 November-09-14 fairbridge <1 <1 November-09-14 booster 0.30 <1 <1 November-12-14 morden 9:00 na 0.30 <1 <1 November-27-14 booster 10:00 1.30 0.32 <1 <1 December-01-14 booster 11:40 2.10 0.30 <1 <1 December-01-14 morden 11:50 NA 0.25 <1 <1 December-08-14 morden 11:30 na 0.20 <1 <1 December-08-14 booster 11:40 1.50 0.20 <1 <1


Appendix 5

Killiney – Kerr Wood Leidal Report

Q:\2000-2099\2090-004\300-Report\Killiney Water Study-Final.docx

Technical Memorandum DATE: December 1, 2014 TO: Mr. Clarke Kruiswyk, Environmental Services Analyst FROM: Mark Forsyth, P.Eng. RE: REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL OKANAGAN

Killiney Beach Water System Review – Rev. 2 Our File 2090-004-300

1. Introduction Kerr Wood Leidal Associates Ltd. (KWL) was retained by the RDCO to provide a high-level review the Killiney Beach Water System, focusing on potential system improvements, cost saving opportunities through reduction in the water system’s infrastructure/facilities (i.e., reduce the current number of pumpstation and reservoir facilities), and methods to increase operational efficiency.

2. Existing System The existing Killiney Beach Water System is comprised of about 280 connections, with opportunity for about 145 future connections. The water source is Okanagan Lake. The distribution system is divided into four pressure zones and reservoirs, as shown in Table 1.

Table 1: Pressure Zones

Zone HGL Zone Reservoir Volume

Lower 440 m 76 m3 Middle 504 m 376 m3 Upper 592 m 416 m3 High 600 m 76 m3

Each zone has a reservoir and booster pumps that sequentially fill the higher zone reservoirs. This system would be considered a bottom-pumped, chained system.

The overall system storage is undersized compared to the recommended storage volumes stated in the RDCO development-servicing bylaw. Without performing a water model analysis, it is evident, from the predominance of 100 mm distribution mains, that the Upper and High Zone distribution systems are inadequate for distribution of fireflows and possibly for supplying maximum day demands.

3. Improvement Options The following is a summary of options for system improvements and opportunities to reduce the number of distribution facilities. Following RDCO advice, it is assumed that a reasonable upper limit for capital improvements is about $2M. We have not included engineering costs or contingencies at this stage.

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TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM Killiney Beach Water System Review – Rev. 2

December 1, 2014

The Associated Engineering report Killiney Beach Water System Review, November 2010 indicates that reasonable water demand criteria for Killiney Beach is:

• AAD – 900 L/ca/d; • MDD – 2,400 L/ca/d; and • PHF – 4,000 L/ca/d.

These criteria are used for this analysis, but it is recommended that the demands be re-examined during pre-design work.

It is noted in the Associated Engineering report that the recommended storage volume for the overall system is 1,366 m3. We agree with this estimate and have used it to determine upgraded storage requirements.

Our approach has been to examine potential improvements by focussing on the Upper Zone, and the Lower Zone, as alternative means to achieve RDCO’s goals.

System Improvements Table 2 below provides a comprehensive list of system improvements, grouped into Upper Zone improvements and Lower Zone improvements. Discussion on the improvements follows. This table represents a broad range of options not all of which would be implemented. Projects would be selected from this table based on the focus of the work planned.

Table 2: Optional System Improvement Projects & Costs

Improvement Items Class ‘E’ Cost Opinion

Upper Zones

1 Install new 150 mm diameter PVC watermain from High Zone Reservoir to the 2nd interconnect with Houghton Road (1,430 m).

$440,000

2 Install new 150 mm diameter PVC watermain along Keithley from Udell to the 150 mm diameter interconnect with the Upper Zone Reservoir (400 m).

$120,000

3 Complete a new cell for the High Reservoir to increase the volume stored to 500 m3.

$600,000

4 Decommission High Zone Reservoir and build a new reservoir approximately 10 m higher with total volume of 1,000 m3.

$1,100,000

5 Decommission the Upper Zone Reservoir and turn the pump station into a PRV station, and install high pressure pipe from Udell pump station to high zone boundary (600 m).

$260,000

6 Install new 150 mm diameter PVC watermain from connection at the north end of Winchester to Houghton Rd, along Houghton Rd to the two hydrants. Beyond the hydrants, tie in to existing pipe (485 m).

$150,000

7 Install new 150 PVC pipe from intersection of Keithley Rd and Udell Rd south along Udell Rd and up Homer Cr to connect both hydrants (700 m).

$217,000

8 Install new 150 PVC pipe on Keithley Rd from interconnect with Upper Zone north to hydrant past Leah Rd (750 m).

$230,000

9 Install higher pressure pumps in the Middle Zone pump station. $150,000

10 Install new 150 PVC pipe along Lester Rd to the hydrant (185 m). $57,000

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11 Convert pump station at Upper Reservoir into variable speed drive pumps, add fire pump to station, add backup power to station and decommission High Zone reservoir.

$300,000

Lower Zones

12 Install high-pressure watermain from the lake pumpstation to the upper boundary of the Lower Zone towards the reservoir (500 m).

$165,000

13 Upgrade lake pumpstation for higher pressure and larger pumps (nominal 15 L/s @165 m) (allow $50,000 for bringing 3 Phase power to station).

$300,000

14 Decommission the Lower Zone Reservoir and convert the pumpstation to a PRV station.

$75,000

15 Install new 150 PVC pipe to hydrant on Killarney Pl (70 m). $22,000

16 Install new 150 PVC pipe along Hodges Rd to hydrant on Kilkenny Pl (400 m). $125,000

Option 1 - Upper Zone Focus It was noted above that the Upper and High Zones generally have small diameter pipes for the pumping and distribution of the water (most of the pipe in these zones is 100 mm diameter). This option focuses generally on improvements in the Upper and High Zones.

Table 3: Upper Zone


1 Install new 150 mm diameter PVC watermain from High Zone Reservoir to the 2nd interconnect with Houghton Rd (1,430 m).

$440,000


$120,000


$600,000

6 Install new 150 mm diameter PVC watermain from connection at the north end of Winchester to Houghton Rd, along Houghton Rd to the two hydrants. Beyond the hydrants, tie in to existing pipe (485 m).

$150,000

7 Install new 150 PVC pipe from intersection of Keithley Rd and Udell Rd south along Udell Rd and up Homer Cr to connect both hydrants (700 m).

$217,000

8 Install new 150 PVC pipe on Keithley Rd from interconnect with Upper Zone north to hydrant past Leah Rd (750 m).

$230,000

10 Install new 150 PVC pipe along Lester Rd to the hydrant (185 m). $57,000

TOTAL $1,814,000

The benefit of this option is that fireflow capacity would be increased at the hydrants in the High and Upper Zones. The system would also benefit from a 150 mm diameter mainline between pumps and reservoirs.

This option also addresses the overall water storage deficiency bringing the total stored volume to 1,368 m3.

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If this option is selected, depending on funding, it might be wise to increase the High Reservoir by an additional 80 m3 to account for the Lower Zone Reservoir being removed from the system in the future.

Option 2 - Lower Zone Focus This approach focuses on improvements that can be made to the Lower and Medium Zones of the system. If the lake pumpstation is modified and higher-pressure pumps are installed it will be possible to pump water directly to the Medium Zone Reservoir. The Lower Zone Reservoir and pumpstation can be decommissioned and the pumpstation can be turned into a PRV station to feed the Lower Zone.

A high-pressure transmission will need to be installed from the lake pumpstation through the Lower Zone to the zone boundary.

Removing the Lower Zone Reservoir reduces the overall storage available on the system. This is not ideal, as it has been established that the system does not have adequate storage. Under this option a new cell would be installed at the High Zone Reservoir. This would increase the storage at the High Zone Reservoir to 500 m3.

Table 4 outlines the expected costs of each of the option components.

Table 4: Lower Zone

Improvement Items Class ‘E’

Cost Opinion

1 Install new 150 mm diameter PVC watermain from High Zone Reservoir to the 2nd interconnect with Houghton Road (1430 m).

$440,000


$120,000


$600,000


$165,000

13 Upgrade lake pumpstation for higher pressure and larger pumps (nominal 15 L/s @165 m) (allow $50,000 for bringing 3 Phase power to station).

$300,000


$75,000

15 Install new 150 PVC pipe to hydrant on Killarney Place (70 m). $22,000 16 Install new 150 PVC pipe along Hodges Road to hydrant on Kilkenny Place

(400 m). $125,000

TOTAL $1,847,000

The benefit of this option is that a reservoir and pumpstation is removed from the system. This should reduce the overall O&M cost for the system. It also creates a backbone up the system of larger diameter watermain. This will improve fireflows and reduce pumping friction.

The drawback to this option is that, while it adds water storage high on the system, it doesn’t allow full use of the volume until significant watermains are upgraded throughout the system. Additionally, the system will still be short of storage by the amount lost from removing the Lower Reservoir. If additional funding can be secured it is advisable to increase the storage at the High Zone Reservoir to 576 m3.

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Future projects should focus on new watermains in key areas of the High and Upper Zones to allow fireflow to hydrants.

Option 3 - Overall System Focus This option looks at system improvements from an overall perspective. While the water system has been developed into its current configuration as development phases have been added, if this was a new subdivision with development as configured today, the designers would likely have considered the most cost-effective arrangement to include two pump stations and a two reservoirs. To modify the existing system with this in mind; the Lake Pumpstation would be converted to high-pressure pumps, pumping direct to the Middle Zone Reservoir. The Lower Zone Reservoir would be decommissioned and the pumpstation would be converted to a PRV station.

The Middle Zone pump station would be upgraded to higher-pressure pumps and would pump directly to the High Zone Reservoir. The Upper Zone Reservoir would be decommissioned. The pumpstation would be turned into a PRV station.

To maintain storage on the system the High Zone reservoir would need to be increased. Since the High Zone Reservoir is small, old and not situated at an appropriate elevation for supplying adequate pressure for the higher elevation lots on Winchester Road, it is recommended that the existing High Zone Reservoir be decommissioned. A new 1,000 m3 reservoir would be located approximately 10 m higher than the existing High Zone Reservoir.

Table 5: Overall System Focus

Improvement Items Class ‘E’

Cost Opinion


$165,000

4 Decommission High Zone Reservoir and build a new reservoir approximately 10 m higher with total volume of 1,000 m3.

$1,100,000

5 Decommission the Upper Zone Reservoir and turn the pump station into a PRV station, install high-pressure pipe from Udell pump station to high zone boundary (600 m).

$260,000

9 Install higher pressure pumps in the Middle Zone pump station. $150,000

13 Upgrade lake pumpstation for higher pressure and larger pumps (nominal 15 L/s @165 m) (allow $50,000 for bringing 3-Phase power to station).

$300,000


$75,000

TOTAL $2,050,000

The benefit of this Option is that two reservoirs and pump stations are removed from the system. It also addresses the storage deficiency on the system.

The drawback of this option is that although adequate storage will be available on the system a lot of the High and Upper Zones have pipe that will not be able to carry fireflows to the hydrants. If this option is chosen, future projects should focus on replacing the watermains that supply hydrants to at least 150 mm diameter.

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Options Considered but not Developed The two options listed below were considered but not developed as they were not aligned with the RDCO’s goals.

Option 4 - Remove the High Zone Reservoir and modify the existing pumpstation located at the Upper Zone Reservoir to create a pumped zone. This would add a significant level of complexity to the pumping system so has not been further developed. The complexity would come from the multiple pump pressure controlled system as well as maintenance/testing of a backup power source for at least the fire pump but possibly the duty pumps as well. In summary, the following are the benefits and disadvantages of this approach:

• Benefits:

- removes one reservoir from the system.

• Disadvantages:

- fire pumps are expensive ($50,000); - generator would be required ($75,000). - station upgrades VFD control system possible station expansion ($150,000); and - Monthly maintenance will take one day / month to operate and maintain the generator and

the fire flow pump.

Option 5 - Upgrade the lake pumpstation to very high pressure and push water to a new reservoir at or near the location of the High Zone Reservoir. Decommission all reservoirs and install high pressure piping to the new reservoir. All existing pumpstations except the lake pumpstation would be converted to PRV stations. This option has extremely high pressures that pose an unreasonable risk of watermain failure.

4. Summary and Recommendations Options 1, 2 and 3 are all viable and would improve the level of service provided by the water system. In light of the main objective of this memorandum to focus on opportunities for net elimination of system assets and operational costs, we recommend Option 4 as likely having the greatest net benefit. It will reduce the number of pumpstations and reservoirs on the system. It also increases the storage volume, and future projects can focus on upsizing the distribution mains in key areas.

5. Closing The scope of this assignment is limited to examination of potential capital improvements. Specific reductions in O&M costs have not been quantified. Prior to implementing the improvements noted in this report, we would encourage RDCO to further examine the opportunities to reduce O&M costs for the water system, for example, by optimizing energy efficiency, examining control logic, remote monitoring and control, and assessing other factors influencing operation costs. KWL would be pleased to assist the RDCO with this, either as a stand-alone exercise or during pre-design phase for the next stage of improvements.

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