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Trail Canyon Reside nce Assocration
P.O. BOX 1406, HUNTINGTON, UTAH 84528
(435) 687-50s7
July 2,2024
The Compliance Section
Utah Division of Drinking Water
P 0 Box 144830
Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4830
Re: Consumer Confidence Rcport, Trail Canyon water System, System #08043, Emery
Coung, Utah
To Whom lt May Concern,
Enclosed is a copy of thc Consumer Confidence Report covering the 2023 calendar
year, along with the notice sent to all of our consumers. A copy of the enclosed CCR was
mailed or hand-delivered to all consumers. lf you have any questions, call me at (S01 ) 857-
0399.
Sinccrcly,
Charles Reynolds, PE
Water System Manager
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Consumer Confidence Report
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Enclosed is a copy of the Annual Consumer Confidence Report for the
calendar year of 2023. This report summarizes the results of water quality tests
performed during 2023 on the drinking water used and consumed by the Trail
Canyon residents.
lf you have any questions call me at (80'l) 857-0399.
Sincerely,
Charles Reynolds, PE
President
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TRAIL CANYON RESI DENTS ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL CONSUIVIER CONFIDENCE REPORT
JANUARY _ DECEMBER 2023
The information in this report is bascd on thc groundwater quality samples taken from the Trail
Canyon Culinary Water system.
GENERAL
This is an annual report on the quality of water delivered to the homes by the Trail Canyon
Residence Association. This report nrccts tlrc rcquirements of the Federal Safe Drinking Water ACT
(SDWA), re-authorized by congress in 1996, for "Consumer Confidence Reports." This report contains
valuable information pertaining to the sourcc of our water, its constituents, and the health risks
associated with any contaminants.
All drinking water, including bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least a
small amount of contaminants.
Source water assessmont information is on file with Charles Reynolds and will be available
upon request.
Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water then the general
population. lmmuno-compromised persons such as persons with cancer undergoing chemotherapy,
persons who have undergone organ transplitnts, people with HIVIAIDS or other immune system
disorders, some elderly, and infants can bc ;>articularly at risk from infections. These people should
seek advice about drinking walL;r lror:r t|roi,. ;roalth care providers. EPA/CDC guidelines on appropriate
means to lesson the risk of infcction by cryptosporidium are available from the environmental
protection agency's safe drinkinq walcr hotline [phone]).
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For additional information, qoitt!.t! Clj,rrt':s Rcvnolds at [phone]
Water Qualitv Data
Microbiological - This monitors for potentially harmful microorganisms that may be
naturally occurring or introduced by humans. Total coliform is an indicator that a
potentially harmful bacteria may be present in the water.
Coliform Bacteria - Bacteri a samples were collected monthly during
2023. AII samples showed no detectable limlts of Cotiform bacteria.
Nitrate/Nitrite- This is a potential contaminate caused by runoff from fertilizer use or
leaching from septic tanks. lt can occur naturally in some soil deposits.
A sample was collected on February 3,2023, the following table lists the parameter test
results. This Nitrate sample did not exceed the minimum contaminant level in our drinking
water.
PARAMETER UNITS MCL
NO2+NO3 5
Leacl
I,4CL
Copper
Location I 0
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Location 2
Location 3
Location 4
Location 5
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This Nitrate sample CirJ not excr-.ed thc minimunr cont:rrrin;rrrt lr;vel in our drinking water.
. Lead and Copl)or - l'4etals wlrich may occur as a rcsult of wear in household
plumbing. Samples are collected every 3 years fronr honres where plumbing pipes
have a high potential for prorlucing these metals. 5 Samples were collected in 2022.
None of the samples exceeded the maximum contaminant levels for Lead or Copper.
The results of e:rch s:rrnDlc are shown in lhe follorving table.
Sample #Lead
0
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0.0203
0.{)034
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MAX DETECTED
0.617
Copper
MCL
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
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