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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:	03/02/2021
Contacted By:	OSBORN, DANIEL (COLUMBIA COUNTY)
Contact Method/Location:	Phone

Assistance Type:	OTHER REGULATORY - Discussion about system configuration/disinfection installation/L2 investigation schedule
Reasons:	Other Operations

Details:	I spoke with Hans Feige to discuss the current configuration of Olympic Forest Products' water system. A disinfection treatment system was recently required to be installed on their system. I asked Hans if since the previous Level 2 investigation in September 2020 if any changes were made to the system. Hans said that they have been fixing components, replaced their previous pressure tank with a newer one, a bunch of water lines have been replaced as well. Hans also mentioned a crack was identified in the water softener components, so they had to redo some of the previous fixes that were done on the system. I also asked Hans about their plans to install a disinfection treatment system; he replied that he has been working with a vendor to discuss possibilities on how to implement it, the type of chlorine to use, and whether or not storage tanks should be used as mixing tanks. He said the disinfection system has not been officially installed on the water system yet. Hans said he would email me photos of the system updates, and we also scheduled a Level 2 coliform investigation by phone as well.