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OHA Drinking Water Services Contact Report Details
PWS ID:	OR41 00251
PWS Name:	HOPEWELL WATER COMPANY

Who Was Contacted and Phone:	Steve Aldrich (503) 868-7092
Contact Date:	09/15/2009
Contacted By:	GENTRY, CARRIE (DWP)
Contact Method/Location:	Office

Assistance Type:	PLAN REVIEW
Reasons:	N/A None

Details:	SUMMARY: Plan review requirements for emergency well DETAILS: Steve called to discuss plan review requirements for an emergency well that was drilled last summer. I discussed starting the plan review process with a well log, site map and plan review fee. Once the Springfield office reviews the well log for appropriate construction, then the water system can determine when to move forward with the review process including chemical monitoring. Briefly discussed the need to do at least one round of VOC, SOC, IOC and Rad monitoring, depending on Springfields determination. ACTION NEEDED: Steve will send in the plan review. He will hold off for now on chemical monitoring. Source cannot be used as an emergency source unless it has gone through the plan review process, which includes chemical monitoring.