DISCLAIMERS AND INSTRUCTIONS
Information on this page is offered to our customers as an added
service, not as a regulatory mandate. Results on tests don't necessary
mean your water currently has the level of contaminant indicated in the
water test. Some samplings were performed prior to treatment,
others after. No samples listed have exceded the MCL for anything
other than iron, manganese and turbidity. Arsenic concentrations
All reports are most recent unless otherwise noted. Use "Link" to
go to Consumer Confidence Report page to research water contaminants
present in our water.
Both
IOC and VOC reports are performed once every three years as mandated by
the Clean Water Act. SOC reporting can be waived if site is not
considered vulnerable. We have no reports that indicate VOCs have been detected in PUD water.
"Other" sampling
could include radionuleides or bacteria. Results in "Other" will only be posted in
the event there is a count or presence of the chemical being measured.
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
As
- Arsenic - regulated element, naturally occuring that we occasionally
test beyond CWA requirements. Look on IOC report for arcenic
concentrations.
CCR - Consumer Confidence Report, .
Cl - Chloride, a
naturally occurring element that occurs in both fresh and salt water,
often used as an indicator of seawater intrusion.
CWA - Clean Water Act
IOC - Inorganic chemicals - CWA requires testing once every three years.
Link - Indicates the report is missing and/or the information can be found on the CCRs.
MCL - maximum contaminant level, concentration at which water generally requires treatment.
NA - Not available or not applicable
ND- not detected.
PDF - Portable Document Format - an Adobe Acrobat file. Right click and save target as to download and save file.
Select Ions - A one time test of common cation and anions in Lazy C system
SO - Source
SOC - Synthetic organic chemicals - CWA regulated compounds, frequency of testing varies as requirement can be waived.
THM- Trihalomethane - a class of regulated chemicals that are the result of chlorination.
For homeowners using water softeners who are interested in hardness and
other inorganic compounds and elements in their water, please click on
the IOC reports (or hardness, alkalinity) for your water system to see the latest hardness
measurements. Note for people living South and East of the QFC in Port
Hadlock will probably have hard water influenced by the Kivley well.
Irondale and Chimacum, mostly the Sparling well, and Woodland Hills and
the Airport area will have hardness influenced by the Airport and
Willison well (summer peak only). Due to the mixing and variability
between wells, we recommend you test the water yourself for more
accurate results. |
