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a <br /> a <br /> Mr. Harrington responded that they had everything had been reparred with <br /> the exception of that one. They had all of the other soil vents put back on. <br /> He would have to-speak with D, Am Scannell Well Drilling to askh]I it had <br /> not been one, <br /> lr. Santos stated that that was his only question, They had set aside <br /> money that he thought had to do with the repairs and assumed that they <br /> had been completed, <br /> i <br /> Ms. Grady stated that she remembered them talking about PVC pipe. <br /> Mr, Harrington stated that that was related to the six-inch vents But, this <br /> was the only one that could be fined. They couldn't find one of them. He <br /> would have to speak with Scannell Drilling and determine why It was not <br /> fined. <br /> Ms,, Grady asked if they were at all concerned with the fact the arsenic <br /> level was higher than the recommended level. <br /> Mr. Harrington stated that those were drinking grater levels. Granted they <br /> towered it for everybod m They had one other well that had an arsenic <br /> problem but it got connected up to town water. He did not know what the <br /> state was going to do because they went ahead and lowered the MCL. He <br /> was unsure what their action was going to be per this water not being <br /> drawn clean It was a reportable level, He did not know if they were going <br /> to make it an action level to tape any action on. <br /> Mr. Santos stated that he had heard was that they were even looking to <br /> reduce the monitoring, that was affordable regarding the number of <br /> sampling rounds in a year? <br /> Mr. Harrington stated that he had spoken to Mr. St. Michel from Woodard <br /> Curran and he was going to try to get a hold of Mr,, Ellis to see if he had -• <br /> a chance to review the hoard's request for reduction. He wouldg ive hila a <br /> call tomorrow. <br /> Mr. Santos stated that he had been dealing with aerson who worked <br /> #� for <br /> Mr. Ellis. Usually if you get a response it would be from the person who <br /> worked for Dave Ellis. It wasn't usually from Mr. Ellis. It was this person <br /> who suggested to Mr. Santos that they request it. It would appear that <br /> they were positive about these requests. The backgrounds that have been <br /> in that water that they had been sampling for years are consistent or they <br /> have gone down. Most of that stuff was not corning from the landfill; A lot <br /> of that stuff was lead and was essential background and was consistent <br /> with the wells throughout the Cape. <br /> 3 <br />