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OHA Drinking Water Services Contact Report Details
PWS ID:	OR41 01526
PWS Name:	NATE ARTHURS RV PARK

Who Was Contacted and Phone:	Gene Fortune (503) 781-8269
Contact Date:	06/22/2015
Contacted By:	NUSRALA, JAMES (REGION 1)
Contact Method/Location:	Office

Assistance Type:	OTHER REGULATORY - REGULATORY ASSISTANCE
Reasons:	Operations N/A

Details:	SUMMARY: Summary of connection count site visit DETAILS: Together with Ian Stromquist of Hood River County, I distributed a tier 1 boil water notice by hand to customers of the water system due to fecal contamination in the system. Public notices must be re-distributed every 90 days as long as the violation persists. I counted 13 active connections to the water system at this time, i.e. piped water serving existing structures. These connections consist of 8 permanent RV units, 2 homes/mobile homes, 2 commercial establishments, and 1 industrial customer. Gene also indicated that one of the businesses, Big Genes Equipment Repair, has a public restroom and serves between 40 and 50 customers per day. Given this information, the system has been re-classified from a community system to a transient, non-community system as there are fewer than 15 connections, but at least 25 transient (not the same people each day) customers served by the water system per day. ACTION NEEDED: DWS to update records to reflect re-classification of water system type.