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OHA Drinking Water Services Contact Report Details
PWS ID:	OR41 00909
PWS Name:	BARLOW WATER DISTRICT

Who Was Contacted and Phone:	John Herlocker (541) 993-8995
Contact Date:	10/29/2015
Contacted By:	ZALAZNIK, JOHN (SHERMAN COUNTY)
Contact Method/Location:	Office

Assistance Type:	BOIL WATER
Reasons:	Operations N/A

Details:	SUMMARY: Water restored to 4 residences where main break occurred DETAILS: There was a main break in the system in the area near the old golf course well. It took the operator a few days to make the repairs and 4 residences were with out water for 3-4 days. These customers were informed to Boil their water until tests showed that the repair did not introduce any contaminants into the distribution system. Area piping was chlorinated to ~ 25ppm and held for ~ 20 hrs. and then flushed. Two follow up bacteriological samples have come back with negative results-- the "boil water" in that area of the distribution has been lifted. ACTION NEEDED: Routine testing in November.