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FIELD REPORT FOR CLEVELAND TENNESSEE AND DECATUR
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1. INTRODUCTION
"The objectiveofthe sampling task in this study is to collect representative samples for trace-
level analysis of specific FC residuals, to assess sources, dispersion in the environment, and
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`During the initial phase of the study phone calls were made to municipal agencies requesting `permission to collect various matrices of interest. Based upon the level of cooperation received from the municipal agencies, appropriate sampling strategies were developed. The Quality
Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) and the Survey Plan contain the detailed information concerning the matrices for collection and methods to be utilized for this process.
`The full project sampling scope is accomplished using two field teams: 1) Battelle's Duxbury
Personnel collect drinking water, POTW, landfill and urbanair samples, and 2) Battelle's Marine Sciences Laboratory (MSL) personnel collect surface water microlayer, bulk water and finfish
`samples. This report summarizes the Duxbury team effort. A separate report summarizes the
MSL activities.
1.1 Survey Specific Approval
Approval was granted in Cleveland Tennessee from the Publicly Owned Treatment Works
(POTW), municipal drinking water plant, and Cleveland Fire Department (for atmospheric
sampling).
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Permission was not
granted in Decatur
granted for sampling at
Alabama for the POTW
the municipal
(including air
landfill. Permission to
sampling), municipal
drinking
property
water plant, and
for atmospheric
municipal
sampling.
landfill.
Table 1
The Decatur
highlights the
Fire D
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Table 1. Municipalities Sampled and Approvals GrantedDuring Survey
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2. METHODS
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The collection of environmental samples is conducted according to Standard Operation
Procedures (SOP's). The SOP's used in the Multi-City Study were written by Battelle and are
used to train personal prior to conducting field activities and also serve as a reference documents
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while in the field. These documents, along with the QAPP, serve as the guidance documents for
the collectionoffield samples. The methods used for collection are summarized below.
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The collection of position data (latitude and longitude) was completed at each sampling location
using a Garmin 12XL GPS unit according to Battelle SOP 3-164-01. Instrument accuracy was
validated by comparing an acquired position versus a position of known location. The collection
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of air samples was completed using a General Metals Model PS-1 atmospheric sampler. The
sampling was conducted accordintog Battelle SOP M3-MC-F-1.1. The use of this system
allows the separate collection of particulate and vapor phase compounds using a glass fiber filter
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for particulate matter and a polyurethane foam PUF for the vapor phase. Water samples from
drinking water supplies, POTW's, and landfills were collected according to SOP M3-F-2.0.
`Surface water samples were collected via direct submersion, tap water and drinking water
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supplied by the municipal plant were collected via a valve system, and effluent was collected
using either a bucket or small sampling beaker. Sediment samples were collected using Battelle
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SOP M3-F-7.0. Both sludge and sediment were collected using a stainless steel spoon.
3. CHRONOLOGY
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`Tables 2 through 6 provide a detailed chronology of the events that occurred each day of the
survey. The times recorded for the collection of each sample matrix has been transcribed from
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the sample collection log, all other times have beer estimated based on the eventsofthe day. All
times have been recorded in Eastern Standard Time.
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s`Daumrpilnegr.the meeting it is discovered that more sampling materials are required for air
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Table 3. Chronology of Events on May 25, 1999
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`muive at Cleveland Utilities Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP). Discuss sampling
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Andrews departedthetetaorretumrn to Columbus.
`Benchmark discovered at the WWTP, inquired about the coordinates from the plant
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of the plant water quality lab. Collect raw untreated river water and post filtration
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`Table 5. Chronologyof Events on May 27,1999
Table 5. Continued +at Dry Creek WWTP. Collect air sample, air sampler stopped automatically
auc 12 hours. Clean unit and collect QCsamples including anextra field spike sample.
`Collect effluent sample using S00ml-sample collector that the facility provided. The.
ample was colic from the spllvay that ld to he dischire pipe. The ient 1s discharged ~50 feet inttho river wherethe channel exits.
"Jim Meares collected liquid sludge from a collection tank using aplastic jar. No GPS
location recorded; the collection tank was ~500yds from the air sampling location.
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15 Collect quit water body sample from the Northwest corner of Flint Creek. The area
`SwEa.s lbyoca2t0ed0-a3cr0o0ss froyarmds. the Decatur Country Club. It was north of Country Club Lane.
SE TTT cCoolmlpelcetxtalpocwaatteedrofnrtohmSeiTteenn2eTsosceaeteRdivaettr.he DecatBouart Harbor(within Riverwalk complex)
"Arrive at Morgan County Landfill. Present site manager Richard Terry, with a request
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4. RESULTS
`The initial survey of the Multi-City Study resulted in the collection of the majority of the.
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client. The collectionof these samples tripled the number of water and sediment samples taken.
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4.1 Sample Matrix Availability
Per client instructions no food items were collected during survey. Du to scheduling and permit
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available for sampling contained biological hazards. In both cities, the staff at the facilites
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indicated that the chlorination process occurs following secondary treatment
Neither landfill leachate nor an altemative sample was collected for the municipality of
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Cleveland, TN. The reasoning that an altemative sample was not sought after is based on the
following information. A discussion with the managerofthe landfill in February resulted in the
denial of permission to collecta sample. During this discussion it was revealed that the leachate
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from the landfill is pumped to the POTW for treatment. During subsequent discussions with
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permission it was decided that we would not collect the leachate sample. With the sample:
unattainable and the leachate pumped from the landiil it reasoned that the leachate would not be
migrating from the landfill and entering a nearby water source. Therefore, no altemative site
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was collected.
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42 Onsite Observations
Cleveland, TN: The drinking water plant withdrawal location is approximately 2 miles
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(December 1998) was surrounded by vegetation and access would have been extremely difficult.
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ec Sampling Details The following detaialrs included her complete the field record with
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respect to sampler positioning.
Cleveland, TN: The sir sampler at this site was positioned approximately 4 feet from the fire department
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headquarters located at 555 S. Ocoee Street.
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DWeecsatteurw,aiAeL:reTahtmeeanitr pslaamntp.ler in Decatur was positioned approximately 3 to 4 feet from the Dry Creek
Surface Water Sampling. The following det sr included ere to complete the field record with respect
un tosit characteristics.
Cleveland, TN: The surface water collcted at each of 3 within 2m of shore in ca. 0.5 m depth. Re-
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Additionally, a single "quiescent" water site was sampled `within Flint Creek accessed from Country Club Road. The sample was also collected within 2 mofshore in ca. 0.5 mdepth. Re-suspended bottom
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