Inorganics
Year	Constituent	Highest Level	Range of	MCL	MCLG	Unit of	Source of Constituent
		at Any	Detected			Measure
		Sampling Point	Levels
2000	Rarium	0.058	0.0580-	2	2	ppm	Discharge of drilling wastes;
			0.0580				Discharge from metal refineries;
							Erosion of natural deposits.
2000	Gross beta	5.8	5.8000-	50	0	pci/l	Decay of natural and
			5.8000				man-made deposits.
Organics
Year	Constituent	Average of all	Range of	MCL	MCLG	Unit of	Source of Constituent
		Sampling	Detected			Measure
		Points	Levels
1999-	Xylenes	0.0026	0.0026-	10	10	ppm	Discharge from petroleum
1999			0.0026				factories; Discharge from
							chemical factories.
Unregulated Contaminants
Year	Constituent	Average of all	Range of			Reasons for Monitoring
		Sampling	Detected
		Points	Levels
1999-	Chloromethane	6.2	6.2000-			Unregulated contaminant monitoring helps
1999			6.2000			the EPA to determine where certain
						contaminants occur and whether it needs
						to regulate those contaminants.
1999-	Chloroethane	4.7	4.7000-			Unregulated contaminant monitoring helps
1999			4.7000			the EPA to determine where certain
						contaminants occur and whether it needs
						to regulate those contaminants.
1999-	Chloroform	3	3.0000-			Unregulated contaminant monitoring helps
1999			3.0000			the EPA to determine where certain
						contaminants occur and whether it needs
						to regulate those contaminants.
1999-	Bromoform	3	3.000-			Unregulated contaminant monitoring helps
1999			3.000			the EPA to determine where certain
						contaminants occur and whether it needs
						to regulate those contaminants.
1999-	Bromodichloromethane	4.2	4.2000-			Unregulated contaminant monitoring helps
1999			4.2000			the EPA to determine where certain
						contaminants occur and whether it needs
						to regulate those contaminants.
1999-	Chlorodibromomethane	5.2	5.2000-			Unregulated contaminant monitoring helps
1999			5.2000			the EPA to determine where certain
						contaminants occur and whether it needs
						to regulate those contaminants.
	Lead and Copper
	Total Coliform	NOT DETECTED
	Fecal Coliform	NOT DETECTED
Violation               Explanation			Health Effects			Duration	Steps to Correct
Lead Copper -       Reduced or follow-up tap			Failure to conduct reduced or follow-up lead and copper tap monitoring makes it impossible to know if the drinking water can readily leach lead and copper out of your plumbing and into your tap water.  Therefore, you do not have the opportunity to consider methods to reduce the amount of lead and copper in your water.  Infants and children who drink water containing lead in excess of the action level could experience delays in their physical or mental development.  Children could show slight deficits in attention span and learning abilities.  Adults who drink this water over many years could develop kidney problems or high blood pressure.			1/1/2000-
sampling						6/30/2000