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OHA Drinking Water Services Contact Report Details
PWS ID:	OR41 94882
PWS Name:	OLYMPIC FOREST PRODUCTS

Who Was Contacted:	Hans Feige
Contact Phone:	503-543-9700
Contact Date:	11/18/2022
Contacted By:	OSBORN, DANIEL (COLUMBIA COUNTY)
Contact Method/Location:	Phone

Assistance Type:	INCIDENT RESPONSE
Reasons:	Operations

Details:	Hans called me and left a message how the Olympic Mill had a fire on Sunday, and how the mill is not running. There were a bunch of circuits that were damaged as a result, including one of them to the drinking water system. I called and discussed this with Hans who said that the water system components are fine, but the electrical components/circuits for the pump room operate the system are fried. While the repairs are going on, and the resetting of the water system occurs, Hans says he will not be able to do the monthly coliform sampling at that time and Olympic Forest Products is predicted to not be operational until January. After consulting with DWS, I told Hans that the system will be on the equivalent of a boil water notice due to no pressure, or pressure loss. Once the water system can be pressurized and flushed, (and shock chlorinated if contamination was believed to be introduced to the system due to the fire situation), then they may take at least one total coliform sample; if the sample(s) are all negative for total coliform, the system boil notice may be lifted and the system may operate as normal. The system is now placed on a boil water notice. Hans said that he will notify me once the water system is operational and in service again.