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OHA Drinking Water Services Contact Report Details
PWS ID:	OR41 95609
PWS Name:	LAVA BED ORCHARDS

Who Was Contacted:	Joe Long
Contact Phone:	541-555-1173
Contact Date:	07/20/2022
Contacted By:	STROMQUIST, IAN (HOOD RIVER COUNTY)
Contact Method/Location:	Phone

Assistance Type:	OTHER REGULATORY - First Contact - New Operator
Reasons:	Other

Details:	Joe Long contacted us via phone on 7/19/22. We called back on 7/20/22. Joe Long is the (very) newly appointed property manager for the working housing and shop facilities at 7090 Old Parkdale Rd, Mt Hood-Parkdale (Formally: ‘Stadelmans Pear Blossom Orchard’). Joe Long requested technical assistance to learn how to operate the water system. We will provide technical assistance by first sending a summary letter to the operator. We requested that Joe Long send us updated contact information (and/or a water system name-change if desired). We expect that the process of providing technical assistance to the new operator(s) and bringing the water system up to full regulatory compliance will take some time (particularly considering that harvest periods are ramping up right now).