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Home My WebLink AboutDDW-2024-009346MIDvALLEY ESTATES WITER CoMPANY luly 17,2024 Brandi M. Smith Utah Division of Drinking Water Environmental Scientist / Enforcement Department 195 N 1950 W SLC, UT 84116 JUL 2 6 202t Dept of Errvaorunental QualitY DMston of Drinking Water Dear Ms. Smith: Subject: Consumer Confidence Report for Midvalley Estates Water Co 11015 Enclosed is a copy of Midvalley Estates Water Company Consumer Confidence Report. It contains the water quality information for our water system for the calendar year 2023. We will deliver this report to our customers by posting a notice of the availability of the report on our August 2024 water bill, posting it on our website, sending a copy to those who request one and allowing inspection ofthe report at the water system office. If you have any questions, please contact me at (435) 565-1667 Sincerely, Chalmers Admin. Assistant 4819 NonrH 2800 Wesr CeoRR Clry, UreH 84721 PUoNB (435) 865 -1667 D DEQI Drinking Watar Consumer Confidence Data Report 2023 JUL 2 6 202t Dcut. of Erwironmental guaUtY bivision ot Drinldng WaierMID VALLEY ESTATES UTAII11O15 tbls tePort prowicle1 you*ater syste, with tbe required EPA Tanquage, alata tab7e, atefTnitTons, violatioh iDfonbtton, anct Bource vater cleBctiptions xhat are rcqutred in youz anntaf consuner Coltidence Report (cCR). In orate, to tueet all of thelequl.reflents of the CCR, you nt9t incTude the tollowTnq aclditional infornatlon lf lx pettains to your water systea: ' Tne rcpozx nust include the telePhone nunbet of the oenet. operatot, ot designee of the co nDnixy iatet systenot a.talTtTohal ihfomation concernlng xh. taport. ' h connunltiea rith a Targe ptoportion of non-Engllsh apeakTng ft'idents. as deterrnlred by the Prinacy Agency,the rePozt nust coatain Tnfotnation ii the appropzlate language (st regardinq the inpottance of the rcport or contaln a teTePhone nutibar or adclresa rr:ere Euc|eaidents nay contact the ay1ten to obtain a translaxeat copyot the zepoft anavor a9gi6tance ln the appropriaxe Tanguaqe. ' Ibe rePort nudt Tnclude Tntatnation drout oppottunttles tor public partlclpatlon 7n declsions tnat ,nay affectthe qualTty ot the vater (e.9., xlne aid place af lsq)7arly scheduTed boait neetings),. It yort $ata! eyeten Pvrchasas vater fron another source, you ais .aquii€d to lnclude the cDzreht CCR yeat's Req)Tatecl CanEanlharts Detecred Eabfe ttofi your source ater svpply, ' If your waxer Eyste,lr hacl any violatlon9 durlng tlra current CCI Calendar year, you aze tuquized to jrclude a, e4rla,ratloh ot the correctiw action tat en by the uatez systen. ' It yout water ayatem ie goinq to use t,le CCR to de.llve! a Pub7Lc Notltlcation. you nust lnclrcte the fdl PubTic notTce ard !etu!, a copy of the CCR ,nd Public Not.lce vlxh rDe Itiblic Notic' Cattiflcatlon Earm, thls 76in acldltTon to the copy and certLtlcatlon tor required by the CCR Rule. ' ?h. req)Trenen|-5 on ho$ to nake xhie report avaifab)a to your cuBtdne$ ara ln R3O9-225-7 atht'tb:l/tptds.ptzh d^vt o, you aay contrct th6 Diviston of Drlnklnq wacet at (801) 536-Q0A.. If you hat,a qu€stlora arout thl.g tapozt a],d the CCR req)lzanants please contact the CCR nanager, Colt Snith,at (801) 535-4155 or acanitheutuh.gov. ' In addj.tlon to the Tntornatton providcd belov you n$c aJso include in your CCR a lTsx ot cu.rent signilTcant.laflciencTeg, the alata you trt.7an to have then corrected, t?re dat6 they t€re ldeatltled, and how you pTan to tix xhal,r. ' If your syEten has 5*-70* or graater than 1,000 co,lsvmor' vho aft non-EngTlsh spealer6 ti6, thtu report nust be provtalecl 7n that co non Tanguage.. you nay subnix a copy of the CCR and the certificatlon letter xo ddereportseutah.gov, For more information regardinq this report contact: Name: ROBERT TUCKETT Phone: 435-8 65-1 657 D Source of Drinking Water Run Date:07/17/2024 16:29:191 Ratlng: Approved UTAH|1015 MID VALLEY IES Page 1 of 5 DEolDttt'ldll,vr.bt i- Tbe sources of drinking ,ate! fo! our ;ysteln lnclude Ctrc! trr. .g?Ir.c.bl. .ousc. ttp.. to{ toirt !y!tE: ttv.!t, lal.., .ts.&., to!&r r...!16lr., .trdng., rtrd r.11!). As rat€! travels over the surtace of the land or thlougb the glound, it disEolves natulally-occulrlng nlnela]s and, in some cases, radioactlve naterial, and can pickuP substances resultjng fron the pleBence of anihals o! trom human activity. - contaninanta that nlay be presen! ln source water incluale; 1. t{icrobial contamihants, iuch as viruses and bactelia, xhlch may com€ flo|n 3era9€ treatnen! plants, E€PEic systems, aglicullural livestocx ope!aLtons, and wrldtife. 2. horgahlc contaninants, such as satte and netats, v.hlch can be naturally-occurflng or result ftotA urban stom sater !uno!f, rndusLlla1 o! domeslic waslcBaLer dischargeE, otl and gas ProducLion, mlnlng, or falming. 3. Pesticid€s and herblcldes, rrhlch nay cone fron a valiety of sources such aE aglicuttu!€, urban slom wate! runoff, and reEidential uaes. 4. Organlc chemtcal contaninants, incluallng Eldrhettc and wolatile o.ganlc ehsnlcals, $htch are by-produclB of lnduEtrlal processes and petroleum producllon, and can atso come flom gas statlohs, ufban storm rratF! lutlo!f,, and septic systems. 5. Radioactiv€ contarinants, nhich can be naluralLy-occulrirg or be the result of oI1 and gAB produclion and mlning activtties. Drlnking rrater, lncluding bottled waie!, nay .easonalrly be exp€cted to contaln at least small amounls of sone conlatnlhants. The plesence of contatninants doe6 no! nece6saEify tndicate that wate! poses a heallh rlsk. More informatlon about contami.ants and potential health effecrs can be obtained by calllng lhe EPA8 gaie Dlinking giate! Hotline al (800) 426-4?91. rn order to ensure that tap nate! is safe to dlink, EPA prescribea legulatlons yhich llml! the amount of certain contaminants ln waler provialed by publlc water syatens. FDA regulalions establlsh llmlts tor cortaninants in botll€d Bater rhich nust provide the same protection for pull1c health. Sone people rnay be more vulnerable to conlarninants 1n drinking water than the gen€ral PoPUlatlon- IlNnuno-compronised persona such aB persons irith cance, undergoing chemotheE.Py, Peteons Bho have undergone orga. transplanta, people with HIV/AIDS o! other lmnune systen disord€ls, sohe elderly and inf,ants cah be partlcularly at rlsk fron infectlons. These people should seek advice about dllnking Bater from their health cale ploviders. EPA/CDC quldetines on applopriate rnGans ro lessen the risx of infeetion by crlptosporldlun and other rniclobial contanlnanls are available fron the safe Drl.king rtate! Hotline (800) 425_4791. If present, elevated tevels of lead ean caus€ serlous health ploblen3, especially for pregnant wonen and young chlldlen, Lead in dlinklng *ate! ls pri,nalily fron materials and componerts associated with se ice llnes and hone Plurblng. We cannot contlol the valiety of materials used 1n plr4lDing cohponents. flhen you! rater has been 5ilting for sevelal houts, you can nlninize the potential tor Lead exposule by f1u6hin9 your tap fo! 30 s€conds to 2 rninute6 bef,ore uslnE waler fo! drinkiag or cookj.lg. If you are concerned abou! lead i:r your irater, you tnay rish to have your {ater tested, Infolmatlon on Iead 1n dlirking vrate!, testing tnethods, and EtepE you can take to ninimize expo6ure i3 avatlable fron the safe Drlnking $at.! Hotline or at http: //www.epa.gov/safewater/Iead. JUL 2 6 202r Dcpt. 0[ Environmental Quality DMsion of Drinking Water D Run Date: 07/17/2024 16:29:19 | Ratlng: Approved UTAH1101 5 MID VALLEY ESTATES Page 2 of 5 DEAlDtur,1al,/aDt c(IaSIItt BT trall Drrtrlttoia IE tb. lo:.brr.ag t bl. you rtll llna !r!y t rD. lnd rDb!.virtlo!. tou itghr Eot b. f.rttlr! rtth. ro !.lp yog b.tt tu|.Lratrad th6!.'--- rrrva plovld.d Ul. loUoel8g &tlnlttoar: troa-D.t ct! (ID) - Laboratoly anatysls lndtcates that the constitu€nt is not presenr. D/Lor - algD - Fo! water systens that have nultiple sources o! vrater, the Utah Divislon of Dlirktng rater has given eate! aystems lhe oPtion of listing the test r66u1ts of the constituents in one tablE, instead of, hultipte tables. To accompliEhthis, the losest and high€st values detecteal in the nultlple recorded in the sahe space in !h€ report ta.ble. t rtt P.t &iuioa (PEr, ot IrUiEt !. F! ltt ! (!E/f) - one part per nlllion corresponds to one mtnure ln two years o! asInsle penny in $ 10,00 0. Pr!t. P.l blllion (ppb) or gcloEr.r. t-. ltt ! (uqll) - one part per bi].]-ion correspondg ro one ndnure tn 2,ooo yeals, or aslnEle penay in S10,000,000, P.!t t,.t ttl'r.ltoo (nPt, o! r.DofE.!. I,.E llt ! (r.nog!r./r, - one part peE tritllon coEesponcts to one ndnure tn 2,Oo0,OOOyears, or a single penny 1n 510,000r000r000. Parts per guadrillion (ppq) or Picogrsrrs per liter (picograme /L) - one part per quadrillion 2,000,000,000 years or one penny in $10,000,000,000,000. Picocuries per liter (pCi/f.) - Picocuries per li-ter is a measure of the radioactlvity in water. ldillireos per year (mren/yr) - Measure of radiation absorbed by the body. corresponds to one minute in Ullllod rib.tr ftc! llt t oarr.) - Itilllon fibe!6 pe! liter is a Ineasule of the presence of asbestos fibelE thar ale longe! rhant0 mlcromet€rs. rq,b.I.@trtc Eurbidity UrLt (mo) _ Nephelometrlc tulbidity uni.r 1s a neaEule of the clarlry of wate!. Turbjdlry tn excess of5 NTU is lust noticeabLe to the average pelson, Actlolr L.v.l (Ar,) - The concentration of a contaminaDt whlch. lf exce€ded, triggers treatnent or other L.rjht! Coo}_irnrat I'.vtl (lf!) - th! "Ma:<imun AUowed' (MCL) iE the hlghest f.v.l of a contanlnant that i6 allored 1ndlinking {ater. uCI,s are set as close to lhe IICIGE as f€asible using the best available lreatnent tschno}ogy. rortEt. Co||r--ru't L.r.I Co.I (tlgta) - The 'Goa1'(UCLG) is the lev€l o! a contaminant tn dllaklng pare! beton rrhtch rhere iEno Xnorn or exp€cted rlak to health. MC,,GS allow for a nargln of Eafety. Drt - Because of lequiled sarnP1itrg line franes j.,e, yeaEly, 3 yeals, 4 yearE and 6 yeaEs, sartPltng dates may seem our-.tated. rbiv.!. (lr- Because sone chemlcats are not useal or stoEed in areas alound drinking vrater !ou!ce!, aome sate! sysrems havebeen given waivers that exempt them from havj-ng to take certain chemical samples, these waivers Water Source ProtecLion Plans. are also t d to Dri nking D il It(d:I JUL 2 6 202r DepL of Envirorunental Quality IES DMslon of hnkirg Water page 3 of E D Run Date: 07/17/2A24 16:29:191Ratlng: Approved l.lTAHl1015 MtD VALLEY D DEQI Drinking Watar Source llater Information JUL 2 6 2021 Source Water Name n^^r ^r F-simnmental OualltV Type Of Water Source ID MID VALLEY ESTATES WELL Otvision of Orrnhng Watrr GW ws001 WELL #3 GW WSOO3 TCR Tables Coliform Bacteria Year Sarn1>led + Sam1)l€ Count MCLG MCL Vi.olation Likely Source of Contanination Coliform Bacteria 2023 1 0 5 N Naturallv present in the environment. Microbiological Contaminants Year Saq>Ied f 9arple Count MCLG Violation Likely Source of Contanination E. coll 2023 0 No goals None N Human and animal fecal waste Lead And Regulated Contaminants tikely Source of ContaminationYear Sampled MCLG Action LeveI(Ar) 90r tilee # Sites Over AI"Violation Copper 2023 1.3 1.3 0.074 0 N Erosionpreserva ofri natural deposits; Leaching from wood vesi Corrosion of household plumbing systems. Lead 0 ppb N Corrosion of household plumbing systemsi Erosion of natural deposits.2023 15 0 Inorganic Contaminants Year Saq>led Loxest Level Bighest Lsvcl IiCLG MCL Units Violation Likely Source of, Contanination Arsenic 2022 6.1,6. r.0 10 ppb N Erosion of natural deposits; orchards; Runoff from glassproduction wastes. Runoff from and electronics Barium 2022 0.016 0.016 2 2 ppm N Discharge of drilling wastes; Discharge from metal refineries; Erosion of natural deposits . Fluoride 2022 0 .286 0.286 4 4 Erosion of natural deposits; Water additive which promotes strong teeth; Discharge from fertilizer and aluminum factories. Nitrate 2023 0.541 0.541 10 10 Runoff fseptic t deposits rom fertilizer usei Leaching from anks, sewage; Erosion of natural Selenium 2022 0.8 0.8 50 50 Discharge refinerie Discharge from petroleum and metal s,' Erosion of natural deposits; from mines. Run Date:07/17/2024 16:29:191 Rattng: Approved UTAH11015 MID VALLEY ESTATES Page 4 of 5 l*" lu',r." loo* 0 loo-1, lo,l" loo.l" DEQI Drinking Water Sodium 2022 39.L72 39.LL2 s00 None pPm N Discharge from petrol-eum and metaLrefineries; Erosion of natural deposits; Discharge from mines. Suf fate 2022 193.585 193.685 1 000 1000 ppm N Erosion of naturai- deposits; dlscharge fromrefineries and factories; runoff from landfills, runoff from cropland Totaf Dissolved So]-ids (TDS)2022 41 5 416 2000 2004 ppm N Erosion of natural deposits Lead and Copper Year Sam;rled Lowest Leve]- Ilighest Lewel MCLG MCL Unit,s Violation Likely Source of Contaroination Copper 2023 0 0.087 1.3 1.3 ppm N Eroslon of natural deposits; Leaching from wood preservat.ives; Corroslon of householdplumbing systems. Lead 2023 0 L.29 0 15 ppb N Corrosion of household plumblng systems;Erosion of natural deposits. Radioactive Contaminants Year Sarqlled IrOWeet Level Eighest Level MCLG MCt Unitg Violation Likely Source of Contarnination Alpha emitters 2022 '7 .3 ??0 15 pCi/L N Erosion of natural deposits Combined Radium 226/228 2022 0. 16 0.16 0 tr pCi/L N Erosion of naturaf deposits. Radium 226 2A22 0.05 0.05 0 5 pci/L N Erosion of natural deposits Radium 228 2022 0.11 0.11 0 5 pci/L N Erosion of natural- deposits. Turbidity Year Saqlled Lowegt Leve]. Bigheet Level MCLG MCI.Units Violation Likely Source of Contamination Turbiditv 2022 0.19 0.19 0 0.3 NTU N SoiI runoff. Violations Tab1e Ground t{ater RuIe Violation f,y1re Determinated Def,iciency FAILURE ADDRESS DEFICIENCY (GWR)2021-1,t-02 SYSTEM DIRECT RESPONS]BT,E CHARGE OPERATORS NOT CERT]FTED AT THE REQUIRED LEVEL (COO1) D JUL 2 6 202t DepL of Environmental Quality DMsion of Drlnking Water Run Date: 07/17/2024 16:29:191Rating: Approved |JTAH11015 MtD VALLEY 7ES Page 5of 5