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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAppendix 14 SCWA Well Field Zone of Influence Assessment and Correspondence SUFFOLK COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY Timothy J. Hopkins Administrative Offices: 4060 Sunrise Highway,Oakdale, New York 11769-0901 General Counsel (631)563-0236 Fax(631)563-0370 January 31, 2018 Jeffrey L. Seeman, CEP P.O. Box 130 East Quogue,NY 11942 RE: DEIS -Southold Gas Station&Convenience Store SCTM# 1000-55-5-2.2, CR 48 and Youngs Avenue, Southold Dear Mr. Seeman: Your email request for additional information regarding the subject project has been forwarded to me for reply. The radius of influence according to SCWA's Water Resources Manager Steve Colabufo can be calculated using assumptions specified by the user. These assumptions include: permeability of the aquifer,pumping rate(in gallons per minute or cubic ft. per day), and duration of pumping. Also taking into account the locations of any nearby surface water features(rivers and lakes)that may provide a source of recharge water to the well. Due to the above mentioned variables we do not have this information for each of our wells. Enclosed herewith are the Source Water Assessment Program(SWAP) models for SCWA's Old North Road well field. Any questions regarding the radius of influence should be directed to Steve Colabufo at 563- 0320. If you have any questions on this matter, please give me a call at 631-563-0375. Very truly yours, imberly Ke Assistant to General Counsel Enc Well Number: S-83475 Owner(Purveyor): SCWA Owner's Well Designation(Local#): 3 Location(Site Name): OLD NORTH ROAD(GREENPORT) Town: Southold Screened Interval(MSL): -31.13 To-41.13 Aquifer: Glacial Depth (ft below ground surface): 94 Simulated Pumping Rate(gpm): 22.89998 Minimum Time of Travel(Yrs): 0.0 Subgrids used in Model: 14 Table S-83475-1: Land Use Summary ;Land Use Type Land Use Area Acres in Time Of Travel 2 5 25 50 75 100 Total °/U Agricultural 1.62 3.00 2.31 6.93 40.4' Low Density Residential Unsewered1.05 0.00 0.36 141 8.21 Medium Density Residential Unsewered 0.49 0.09 0.58 3.4I Transportation 0.92 0.60 1.51 8.81 Utilities 377 0.00 0.00 377 22.01 Vacant 2.58 0.26 008 2.92 17.111 Totals I 9.03 4.67 3.42 17.13 Table S-83475-1A: Contaminant Prevalence Summary By Land Use 'Contaminant By Land Use Category 2 5 25 75 100 Microbials L M L Nitrates M Pesticides M j VOCs L Wednesday,June 10,2009 Page I of 5 Table S-83475-3: Contaminant Prevalence Summary Contaminant G ._- By Land Use _____ - By Point Source__ Combined Category .— 2 5 25 75 100 I 2 5 25 75 100 2 5 25 75 100 Microbials L M L N N N i I L M L Nitrates I M I N M Pesticides M N M i li VOCs L N L Table S-83475-4: Well Sensitivity Contaminant Category Sensitivity-__ 2 5 25 75 100 Microbials H M L Nitrates H Pesticides H M VOCs I H Table S-83475-5A: Well Susceptibility Determination Contaminant Category - -- _ — Susceptibility__ 2 5 25 75 100 Microbials M M L Nitrates H Pesticides H VOCs M Table S-83475-5B: Well Susceptibility Summary Contaminant Category Nlicrobials Nitrates Pesticides VOCs L Susceptibility M H H M Notes: 1. Values shown in the Time Of Travel 100 column for VOCs and Nitrates are aggregates for the entire area Z For microbials, Contaminant Prevalence assessments do not include any land use or point sources in contributing areas greater than 25-years Time of Travel. 3.For pesticides,all sources in times of travel below 25 years have been aggregated into the 25 column Wednesdav,June 10,2009 page 2 of 5 A S N A N •yam r ti �' + OC \.0 �:ti S' Y�"•l'� *"CSX..'�� ` S-24850 0 �'KMM i c a j Travel Time (Years) Land Use Classifications Contributing area to well number S-83475 j Low Density Residential Agricultural w 0 to 2 25 t0 50 Med Density Residential ' vacant Lot Lines High Density Residential _..;Transportation /� 2 t0 5 50 t0 75 r Commercial - Utilities A Public Supply Wells W1tr1- l Q51025 75 to 100Induslnal =711Water Handling 8 Mnint a; Institutional Surface Waters 1 100 0 100 Feet ® Open Space A•aPibra Jswary 122009 A a o S-83475 N / 1 1 S-24850=� �s CDM 0 � H o Travel Time(Years) ! Potential Point Sources Contributing area to well number S-83475 m I Q PBSF Facility Salt Storage Chemical Bulk Storage Facility CLEARS Site Lot Lines v, 0 to 2 25 to 50 v CERCLA Facility PCS Facility 2 to 5 Q 50 to 75 A Public Supply Wells w ii Orycleanmg Facility RCRA Facility 5 to 25 r 75 to 100 V Hazardous Waste Site SPDES/Denit Facility Landfill Spill Site 150 0 150 Feet MOSF Q Gas Staticn lOtli+ Table S-83475-1B: Land Use Summary Land Use Type I Land Use Parcels in Time Of Travel 2 5 25 50 75 100 Agricultural 10-54-3-21.003,10- 10-54-3-21.003,10- 10-54-3-21.003, 54-3-24001 54324.001,10-54 10-54-3-24.001, 7-21.001,1055.1- 10-54-7-21.001, 8 002 10-55-1-8.002,10- 55-1-9000 02,10- 55-1-9000 Low Density Residential Unsewered 10-54-3-21 004 10-54-3-21.004,10- 10-54-3-21.004, 54-7-23006 1054-7.23 004, 10547-23.006 Medium Density Residential 10-547-22 000 10-54-7-22 000 Unsewered Transportation 10-614-10.000,10- 1051-1-10.000, 841- 10-841- . Utilities 10-54322 000 10-54-3-22.000 10-54-3-22.000 Vacant 10-543-21 002 10-54-3-21.002,10- 10-54-3-21.002, 54-7-23007 10-54-7-23 007 66ednesday,June 10,2009 Paze 5 of 5 Well Number: S-24850 Owner(Purveyor): SCWA Owner's Well Designation(Local Location(Site Name): OLD NORTH ROAD(GREENPORT) Town: Southold Screened Interval (MSL): -13 To-38 Aquifer: Glacial Depth (ft below ground surface): 85 Simulated Pumping Rate(gpm): 100 Minimum Time of Travel (Yrs): 0.0 Subgrids used in Model: 14 Table S-24850-1: Land Use Summary Land Use Type r Land Use Area Acres in Time Of Travel _— 2 5 25 50 75 100 Total Agricultural 1082 10.91 13.30 3502 73.3 Commercial Unsewered 3.07 3.07 6.4 Low Density Residential Unsewered 101 0.00 0.00 1.01 2.1 Medium Density Residential Unsewered 1.05 0.39 0.18 162 3.4 Transportation 1.07 0.51 1 07 2.65 55 Utilities 1.44 1.57 000 3.01 6.3 Vacant __ —_ __— -- 1.21 021 1.42 3.0 Totals 15.38 14.58 17.83 47.80 Table S-24850-1A: Contaminant Prevalence Summary By Land Use Contaminant _ _ By Land Use --- l Category 2 5 25 75 100 Microbials M L L Nitrates H Pesticides H VOCs M Tuesday,June 09,2009 Pate I of 5 Table S-24850-3: Contaminant Prevalence Summary Contaminant B Land Use By Point Source _ Combined Category 2 5 25 75 100 2 5 25 75 100 ~2 5 25 75 100 Microbials M L L N N N M L L Nitrates I H I N H Pesticides H N H VOCs M N i M Table S-24850-4: Well Sensitivity ontaminant Category _ Sensitivity - - -----2. ---- 5 25 75 100 Microbials H M L Nitrates H Pesticides H M L VOCs H Table S-24850-SA: Well Susceptibility Determination Contaminant Category _ _ Susceptibili _ 2 5 25 75 - 100 I Microbials I H L L Nitrates VH Pesticides VH VOCs I H Table S-24850-513: Well Susceptibility Summary Contaminant Category4 Microbials Nitrates Pesticides VOCs -Susceptibility— H VH VH H j Notes: 1. Values shown in the Time Of Travel 100 column for VOCs and Nitrates are aggregates for the entire area 2.For microbials, Contaminant Prevalence assessments do not include any land use or point sources in contributing areas greater than 25-years Time of Travel. 3.For pesticides, all sources in times of travel below 25 years have been aggregated into the 25 column ruesdar.June 09,2009 Page 2 of 5 e Q 2' S-24851 A a S-117861 w o S-83475 e ♦ 5-24850 \ man Q\ i l� o Travel Time(Years) Land Use Classifications Contributing area to well number S-24850 w Low Density Residential Agricultural Q0 t0 2 25 t0 5O __:Med Density Residential Vacant Lot Lines -High Density Residential Transportation 2 to 5 Q 50 t0 75 -Commercial Utilities Public Supply Wells Q5 t0 25 75 to 100 Industrial ^+ Water Handling&Maint l' l { -Institutional Surface Waters 190 0 190 Feet Open Space Map nateJmuary 12 2009 c S-24861 S-117861 o S-83475 A re �fn S-2485016/ g - . 7 �! 1 w w,V e l a Travel Time(Years) Potential Point Sources Contributing area to well number $-24$50 n 9 PBSF Facility to Salt Storage A o I Chemical Bulk Storage Facility CLEARS Site Lot Lines Q 0 to 2 Q 25 to 50 ,.-7 CERCLA Facility PCS Facility I s 2 to 5 Q 50 to 751 Oryck:anmg Facility RCRA Facility A Public Supply Wells i Q 5 to 25 75 to 100C Hazardous Waste Site SPDES 1 Denrt Facility ____.....,_..__.___...... - _ Landfill V Spill Site � 190 0 190 Feet t s MOSF Q Gas Station YawOateaflmta 7009 Table S-24850-1B: Land Use Summary Land Use Type Land Use Parcels in Time Of Travel 2 5 25 50 75 100 Agricultural 10-54-3-21.003.10- 10-54-3-21003,10- 10-54-3-21003, 54324 001,10-55-1- 543-24 001.1055- 10-543-24.001, 5001,10.55.1.8001, 1-5 001,10-55.1- 10.55-1.5001,10- 10-55-1-8.002 8 001,10.55-1- 55-1-8.001,10.55- 8 002,10-55-1-9 000 1-8 002,10-55-1- 9.000 Commercial Unsewered 1053-1-18002, 10-63-1-19.000, 10-63-1-20 000, 10-63-1-21000, 10.83.1.22 000, 1053-1-23.000, 1053-1-24.000 Low Density Residential Unsewered 10-55-1-7000 10.55-1-7000 10-55-1-7.000 Medium Density Residential 10-543.24003,10- 10-54.3-24003,10- 10-54324003, Unsewered 55-1-6001 54x-22000,10-55- 10-54-7-22000, 1-6001 10-55-1-6.001 Transportation 10514-10.000,10- 10.61.4-10000,10- 10.61-4-10000, 841- 84-1- 10-84-1- Utilities 10-54-3-22 000 10-54-3-22 000 10-54-3-22.000 Vacant 10-543-21002 10-54-3-21.002, 10-63-1-15 000, 1053-1-16.000 Tuesday,June 09,2009 Paze 5 of 5 Well Number: S-24851 Owner(Purveyor): SCWA Owner's Well Designation(Local#): 2 Location(Site Name): OLD NORTH ROAD Town: Southold Screened Interval (MSL): -11.11 To-31.11 Aquifer: Glacial Depth(ft below ground surface): 82 Simulated Pumping Rate(gpm): 48.4088 Minimum Time of Travel(Yrs): 0.0 Subgrids used in Model: 14 Table S-24851-1: Land Use Summary ILand Use Type _ Land Use Area(Acres) in Time Of Travel 2 5 25 50 75 100 Total %� Agricultural 5.21 082 969 0.03 15.95 31.71 37.11 Commercial Unsewered 1.41 0.04 1.46 291 3.41 Low Density Residential Unsewered 105 1.71 1.04 0.00 380 7.61 8.9, Medium Density Residential Unsewered 0.66 0.00 066 1.33 1.61 Transportation 0.47 2.97 030 3.89 7.63 8.91 Utilities 7.31 0.62 1.69 0.00 9.61 19.23 22.5 Vacant 1cant---- ------- - ------ - ------------ -- ------ --- ---� Vacant 2.64 2.54 053 7.76 14.98 14.98 17.5 Totals 15.07 6.26 20.01 0.91 43.15 85.39 Table S-24851-1A: Contaminant Prevalence Summary By Land Use Contaminant -__cant By Land Use Category 2 5 25 75 100 iMicrobials L L L Nitrates M Pesticides M L M VOCs L Tuesday,June 09,2009 page I of 5 Table S-24851-2: Potential Point Sources of Contamination ---- - -- - - --- - - --- - - - --- ------- ;Source Type #of Sources in-Time-Of_Travel _ 2 5 25 50 75 100 Total i Petroleum Bulk Storage Facility_ t t Totals — I Table S-24851-2: Potential Point Sources of Contamination (Contd.) Hine Of Travel(Years): 2 State ID# Type City ZIP- -PB-SF ipPBSF Southold Table S-24851-3: Contaminant Prevalence Summary Contaminant ____ By Und Use___ ----� By Point Source ___ _ _ Category 2 5 25 75 100 2 5 25 75 100 2 5om25 Combined 100 Microbials L L L N N N L L L Nitrates M L M i Pesticides M L M L N N M L M VOCs L H H Table S-24851-4: Well Sensitivity —�(Contaminant Category _Sensitivity -_ 2 5 25 75 100 Microbials - - H M L - — --- - Nitrates H Pesticides H M L VOCs H Table S-24851-5A: Well Susceptibility Determination Contaminant Category - Susceptibility__—___ 2 5 25 75 100 Microbials M L L Nitrates H Pesticides H L L I_VOCs VH Table S-24851-5B: Well Susceptibility Summary Contaminant Category Nlicrobials Nitrates Pesticides VOCs Susceptibility M H H VH Notes: 1. Values shown in the Time Of Travel 100 column for VOCs and Nitrates are aggregates for the entire area 2.For microbials, Contaminant Prevalence assessments do not include any land use or point sources in contributing areas greater than 25-years Time of Travel. 3.For pesticides, all sources in times of travel below 25 years have been aggregated into the 25 column Tuesday.June 09,2009 Pape 2 of 5 to `7 Q a �C a e 5y p e°ory Q9 S-248 1 i 5=117861` `, e 1S724850 RFti` Qk i �aE /f i v. p S-97501 o i Travel Time(Years) Land Use Classifications Contributing area to well number S-24851 i p6 Low Density Residential -Agricultural Med Density Residential Vacant Q 0 to 2 0 25 to 50 ! --- -_- Lot Lines iM High Density Residential ;_l _ Transportation Commercial Utilities r,Y 2 to 5 Q 50 to 75 r--� r Public Supply Wells " ► ' { - : Q 5 to 25 75 to 100 Industrial Water Handling&Malnt ` E -Institutional i Surface Waters 250 0 250 Feet E _ Open Space WaDDMGJWA Mry 17 zme I s S-24851 A` -117861 •� ,r s-sa47s S-24850 A f � s �nn 9. S-97501 A s c Travel Time(Years) Potential Point Sources ! Contributing area to well number S-24851 o IF PBSF Facility 0 Salt Storage I o Chemical Bulk Storage Facility CLEARS Site Lot Lines N 0 to 2 Q 25 to 50 - t CERCLA Facility PCS Facility 2 to 5 Q 50 to 75 �-v,4 Drycleamng Facility RCRA Facility ; A PUbllc SUpply Wells w V Hazardous Waste Site SPDES/Denrt Facdrt s Q 5 to 25 75 to 100 y Landfill V Spill Site 270 0 270 Feet MOSF © Gas Statim ® fan wu ninj 14 2009 'Cable S-248_>1-1 B: Land Use Summary Land Use Type Land Use Parcels in Time Of Travel k:::: 5 25 50 75 100 Agricultural 10-54.3-24001 10-543.21 003,10- 10-54-3-21003, 10-54-3-21.003,10-54-3- 10.54.3.21.003,10- 54-3-24001,10.54 10-54-3-24.001, 24001,10-547-21.001, 543-24.001,10-547- 7-21.001 10-54-7-21001, 10-55.1-8.002,10.55-1- 21001,10-55-1- 10-55-1-8.002,10- 9 000,10-63-1-1.006 8 002,10-55.1-9 000, 55-1-9000 10-63-1-1.006 Commercial Unsewered 10-59-3-30.000, 10-59-3-30000,10-59-3- 10.59-3-30.000,10- 10-59-3-32 001, 32 001,10-593-32 002, 59-332 001.10-59-3- 10-59-3-32 002, 10-63.1-18.002 32.002,10-63-1- 10-63-1-18 002 18 002 Low Density Residential Unsewered 10-54-3-14.009,10- 10-54-3-14.009,10- 10-543-14009, 10-54.3-14.009,10-543- 10-543-14009,10- 543-21.004 54-3-21 004 10.543-21.004, 21004,10-547.23 004, 543.21 004,10-54-7- 10-54-7-23.004, 04,10.54-7- 10.547-23.004, 10-547-23 006 23 004,10-54-7- 10-54-7-23 006 23 006 Medium Density Residential 10.54-7-22000, 10-54-7-22000,10-59-3- 10-54-7-22.000,10- Unsewered 10-593-31000 31.000 , 59-3-31000 Transportation 10-84-1- 10.61.4-10000, 10-61.0--10000,10.84-1- 10-61.410000,10- 10-84-1- 84-1- Utilities 10-543-22 000 10-54-3.22.000 10-543-22 000 10-54-3.22 000 10-54-3-22.000 Vacant 10-54-3-14007,10- 10-54-3-14.007,10- 10.54-3-14007, 10-54-3-14.007,10-54-3- 10-543-14007,10- 543-21 005 54-3-21002,10-54- 10-543.21.002, 21.002,10-54-3-21005, 543-21.002,10-54-3- 3.21.005 10-543-21005, 10-547-23.007,10-63-1- 21005.10,54-7- 10-54-7-23.007. 1005,1054-7- 1054-7-23.007, 15 000,10-63-1-16 000 23 007,10-63-1- 10-63-1-15 000, 15 000,10.63-1- 10-63-1-16.000 16.000 Tuesday,June 09,2009 Pate 5 of 5 JeffrryL ten,CFP POBoxl30 Fast Quogue,NYR-942 Tei 631.8729116 emailjlscoastPoptonlinenet November 9,2017 Mr.Jeffrey W.Szabo,Chief Executive Officer Suffolk County Water Authority 4060 Sunrise Highway Oakdale,NY 11769-0901 RE:DEIS Comment Letter July 19,2017:Southold Gas Station&r Convenience Store SCTM#1000-55-5-2.2 CR 48 and Youngs Avenue,Southold NY Dear Mr.Szabo, Your above referenced letter was forwarded to us on by letter dated October 02, 2017 from the Southold Planning Board, as Lead Agency for SEQRA review, and our preparation of the Final Environmental Impact Statement. Please be advised the estimated water usage for the proposed project is 215 GPD,which excludes the proposed irrigation, estimated to be 30 GPM. The parcel is 1.46 acres,with paved parking however the site and landscape plans have not been refined to provide more detailed irrigation information. The DEIS stated,"The Lead Agency requested information be provided by SCWA regarding the location of public supply wells.SCWA provided the location of public water supply wells within 2,500 ft.of the subject site,The nearest wells are located 2,033 ft.northeast of the site,north of Old North Road Other SCWA wells are located at CR 48 west of the site and at a location east of Kennys Road;each location is beyond the distance of 2,500 ft." If the statement was confusing with respect to the SCWA's location of the well closest to the subject site,or the distance to the wells that are located beyond 2,500 feet,we will revise the statement. The Lead Agency has requested we ask the SCWA what potential impact the proposed gas station will have on the SCWA wells based on the cone of influence and drawdown during(maximum) pumping. We assume this comments is specific to product release and potential for contamination to public water supply. Please provide a response,as we have no information on the SCWA well depth,maximum pumping rates,screen locations or other pertinent information to assess the impact potential.Furthermore we recognize the sensitive nature of such information and wish only to satisfy the Lead Agency's comments to the DEIS pursuant to SEQRA. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Very truly yours, Jeffrey L.Seeman,CEP Certified Environmental Professional NAT ( A Y r ' AUT S.iU Jeffrey+W. Szabo Administrative Offices:4060 Sunrise Highway,Oakdale,New York 11769-0801 Chief Executive Officer (631)563-0353 Fax: (631)563-0370 July 19,2017 Mark Terry,Assistant Director of Planning Southold Town Planning Department P.O.Box 1179 Southold,NY 11971 RE: DEIS-Southold Gas Station&Convenience Store SCTM# 1000-55-5-2.2 Dear Mr.Terry: The Suffolk County Water Authority(SCWA)is in receipt of the Notice of Acceptance and prepared Draft Environmental Impact Statement(DEIS)for the captioned project. SCWA is unable to conduct a meaningful review of this project as the document does not contain anticipated water usage,data essential to SCWA's review. The application in its current form is incomplete. SCWA requests that anticipated potable water usage data be provided in gallons per day and if applicable,separate water data in gallons per minute if there will be an irrigation system. Additionally, for clarification purposes,SCWA would like to point out that there is a SCWA well field which has(3)three active wells located within 2,500 ft of the subject project. The section addressing this information in the DEIS,which in part states"each location is beyond the distance of 2,500 ft",could be misleading or misconstrued.(See enclosed) Should you have any questions or wish to discuss this project further, I may be reached at 631- 563-0353. Very truly yours, { JcJ'rrey W. Szabo cc:James Gaughran,Chairman,SCWA Joseph Pokorny, Deputy CEO Operations,SCWA A .r s SUFFOLK COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY Timothy J.H�,akl�s Admini erauve Off:ces- 4,060 Sunrise Wght:ay.Oakdale.New York 11769-09cil Genera!Counsset (031;bS3 v23= Fax(631)563 0370 November 28, 20116 Jeffrey L. Seeman Certified Environmental Professional P.O.Box 130 Fast Quogue, NY 11942 RE: FOR.Request-Identify SCWA Public Supply Wells Located Within a 2,500 foot Radius of: 45450 CR 48 , SCTM# 1000-55-5-2.2 Dear Mr. Seeman: Pursuant to your request,please be advised that the Suffolk County Water Authority's Old North Road Well Field which currently has (3)three active wells is within a 2,500 It radius of 45450 CR 48. Southold SCTM# 1000-55-5-2.2. (See enclosed) If you have any questions on this matter,I may be reached at 631-563-0375. Very truly yours; -_--fiinthcrl� 1•��cie { Ansi lint to Ciclicr_fl Coulo�ej Enc. y N W 0 W E OLD NORTN RD S P TOLD NORTH ROAD J N Q eOOl -�,",� • F'- s� yip %C VENNECOn DR N • J� ORIOLE PO 1' Np L B/ hb, ��cy ----: +-- NORTH FORK'----,--.' oP� OPERATIONS�1 0 ROAD -tF SCTM# 1000055000500002002 CENTER Pa HpYsRp ;MIDDLE ROAD. (SOUTHOLD) "° Q y Amo F Map produced by SCWA GIS/TW,protect tracking#201 Marc_map_mxds\FOIL\2016-80\southold_wells.mxd" in 719; F9." 1R75 9Fnn :&-VOLK COUNT �AZ'ER AUT140RI�� Jeffrey W. Szabo Administrative Offices:4060 Sunrise Highway,Oakdale,New York 11769-0901 Chief Executive Officer November 30, 2017 (631)563-0353 Fax: (631)563-0370 Jeffrey L. Seeman, CEP P.O. Box 130 East Quogue,NY 11942 RE: DEIS -Southold Gas Station&Convenience Store SCTM# 1000-55-5-2.2, CR 48 and Youngs Avenue, Southold Dear Mr. Seeman: The Suffolk County Water Authority(SCWA) appreciates you providing us with the anticipated water usage data on the proposed project so that we may do a proper review. While the proposed project would not appear to have any adverse impacts on SCWA's water quality,water quantity as it relates to the irrigation demand does become a concern. The irrigation demand appears to be significant for this area,particularly for this type of use. If your irrigation calculations are correct, SCWA suggests that the existing on-site well be utilized exclusively for irrigation purposes. If that is not a viable option, alternatively, all efforts should be made to minimize the irrigation demand with proper drought tolerant native plants,use of the latest water conservation technology in irrigation controls and avoid additional demands on SCWA's system during peak pumping hours(2 AM to 7 AM). Enclosed is the information you requested as it relates to SCWA's Old North Road wells. Should you have any questions or wish to discuss this project further, I may be reached at 631-563-0353. Very truly yours, Jeffrey W. Szabo cc: James Gaughran, Chairman, SCWA Joseph Pokorny,Deputy CEO Operations, SCWA Mark Terry,Assistant Director of Planning, Town of Southold Old North Road (Holloin Lane) Well Profila Nb Scale ISI onitorWel Is T xT i-4 Co Yf T 1 'Y Y. CL 6-2 $-3 8-1 a a 12"x 1 2" S-8 047f. S-24860 a S-24861 13"x 8" 12'x 10 N' � FF' deep $5' 10*ep !DW Deep �. Abandoned Auth CaD.600 AAA CBp. 500 T ,�a