SUMMARY OF STATE AND FEDERAL
                  DRINKING WATER
             STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES

                     1993-1995

                        By
Contaminant Policy and Communications Subcommittee
           Federal-State Toxicology and
         Risk Analysis Committee (FSTRAC)
                Cosponsored By:
         Office of Science and Technology
                 Office of Water
         Environmental Protection Agency

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                           INTRODUCTION

This document presents the results of  an updated survey of State
and Federal drinking water standards and guidelines that was
conducted by the Federal/State Toxicology and Risk Analysis
Committee  (FSTRAC).  FSTRAC consists of participants from State
programs, United States Environmental  Protection Agency (USEPA)
Regional Office water management branches and USEPA Headquarter's
Office of Water who meet regularly for the purpose of exchanging
ideas and information on the toxicology and risk assessment of
water-related contaminants.  FSTRAC provides an effective medium
to coordinate Federal, State and local efforts in standards,
guidelines and risk assessment methodology development.  FSTRAC
participation is generally open to State or Federal employees
having an interest in the risk assessment of water contaminants.

FSTRAC currently has two active subcommittees:  'Contaminant
Policy and Communications, and Toxicology and Risk Assessment.
In early 1993, the Contaminant Policy  and Communications
Subcommittee initiated a re-survey of  State and USEPA drinking
water programs.  The Subcommittee requested information on the
contact persons and existing drinking  water standards and
guidelines.  This compilation represents the results of the
survey conducted during 1993.  The States were asked to report
only State standards or guidelines which were not adoptions of
existing USEPA standards.

A total of 49 States and the USEPA responded to the 1993 survey
request.   Only Wyoming did not respond since it did not have
"Primacy" under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA).

From the survey responses, a database was generated.   Information
on USEPA Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs)  and Health Advisories
was incorporated into the database and is listed under "EPA."
The term "Agency" is used throughout the reports to refer  to
State Agencies with drinking water responsibilities,  as well as
the USEPA.   Three separate reports,  as described below,  were
developed using the database.

Report l. "General Information,  by Agency"  which provides  a
          description of the drinking water programs  for the
          individual States and USEPA.

       2. "Detailed Standards and Guidelines,  by Agency" which
          lists,  by Agency,  the current standards and/or
          guidelines.

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       3. "Detailed Standards and Guidelines, by Chemical" which
          lists the chemical, the agencies which have standards
          and/or guidelines for the chemical and the current
          standard and/or guideline levels.

                SURVEY INFORMATION NOW IN HAZARDOUS
                    SUBSTANCES DATA BANK  (HSDB)

Key information from the 1993 survey has been incorporated into
HSDB, a part of the National Library of Medicine's (NLM's) Toxnet
System.  This information is readily available to computer users
having access to Toxnet. Standard and guideline values, as well
as program contact information are now a regular part of HSDB.
Since HSDB is searchable only by specific chemical name or CAS
number, several Secondary MCLs for aesthetic effects (color,
corrosivity, foaming agents, odor, pH and total dissolved solids
(TDS))  could not be included.

                  UPDATING DATA BANK INFORMATION

A general review of the information is planned to occur at 6-
monthly intervals with a comprehensive re-survey every three
years.

Any inconsistencies or comments on the reports or updated
information may be directed to:   Bruce Mintz,  USEPA,  Office of
Science & Technology,  Office of Water (4304),  Washington D.C.
20460,  202-260-9569.
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PAGE MO.     1                                                          FSTRAC REPORT
09/13/95
                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY  AGENCY
                                       ALABAMA

Name of contact person: Joe Alan Power

Position: Chief - Water Supply Branch

Agency: Alabama Department of Environmental Mgmt (ADEM)
        1751 Dickinson Drive
        Montgomery,  AL 36130

Phone;   225 271-7025

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or  guidelines  is:
     ADEM

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic  contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES  or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals:  No
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For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level:  No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     None

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     None

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other  than the NPDWR requirements:  Yes

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs  or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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PAGE NO.     2                                                           FSTRAC  REPORT
09/13/95
                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY  AGENCY
                                        ALASKA

Name of contact person: Melanie S. Abell

Name of person providing information: Amanda Arra

Position: Environmental Specialist

Agency: Department of Environmental Conservation
        410 Willoughfay Ave
        Jxmeau,  AK 39B1B1

Phone:  907 465-5326

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     Department of Environmental Conservation,  Drinking Water/Wastewater
     Section

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: Ho

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VQCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:   No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     Hone

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements:  Yes
     Applicability to different size and type of public water systems
     Frequency

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's,  for
HCL violations:        No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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 09/13/95
                                        REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                        ARIZONA

 Name of contact person: Dale Ohnmeiss

 Position: Manager, Drinking Water Compliance Unit

 Agency: Arizona Department of Environmental Quality  ,
        3033 North Central Ave
        Phoenix, AZ 85012

 Phone:  602 207-4646

 General Information:
 The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines is:
     AZ Department of Environmental  Quality (1) and  AZ Dept. of Health  Services

 Does this agency have any numerical  STANDARDS for specific  organic contaminants:
     Yes
 Does this agency have any numerical  GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
 Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes
     Under certain conditions

 Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or  STANDARDS:
     Yes
 For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other  than
 the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: Yes
     Xylenes

 Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
 other than for specific chemicals: Yes
     BAT for VOC's

 For known human/animal carcinogens,   were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
 specified risk level: Yes
     1.0ES excess cancer cases (1 person per million develops cancer).

 The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     Organoleptic effects
     Treatment feasibility
     Cost of treatment
     Analytical capability
     Occurance, frequency and distribution.

 The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     Organoleptic effects
     Analytical capability

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR  requirements: Yes
     Contaminants
     Vulnerability factors
     Other

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PAGE NO,     4                                                          FSTRAC REPORT
09/13/95
                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                       ARIZONA

       We use State discretionary option whenever possible to make rules    more
       applicable to Arizona,

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's, for
HCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lover than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: Yes

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PAGE NO.     5                                                           FSTRAC REPORT
09/13/95
                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                       ARKANSAS

Name of contact person: Harold R. Seifert

Position; Director, Division of Engineering

Agency: Arkansas Department of Health  CMS 37)
        4815 W.  Markham Street
        Little Rock, AR 72205-3867

Phone:  (501)661-2623

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines is:
     Arkansas Department of Health

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VQCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:   No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: Ho

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level:  No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other  than the NPDWR  requirements:  No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:        No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs  or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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PAGE NO.     6                                                          FSTRAC REPORT
23/13/95
                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                      CALIFORNIA

Narae of contact person: Andrev R. Gere

Position: Sanitary Engineer

Agency: California Department of Health Services
        2151 Berkeley Way
        Berkeley,  CA 94704

Phone;  (513)540-2172

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines is:
     California Department of Health Services

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: No

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs)r  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: Yes
     Risk level = 1.0E-6.  Accepted as being de minimus risk level for
     carcinogens by Health Department.

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     Organoleptic effects
     Treatment feasibility
     Cost of treatment
     Analytical capability

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     Organoleptic effects

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements:  Yes
     Applicability to different size and type of public water systems
     Frequency

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA'a,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  Yes

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09/13/95
                                        REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,"  BY  AGENCY
                                        COLORADO

Name of contact person: Jerry C. Biberstine

Position: Drinking Water Section Chief

Agency: Colorado Department of Health,  WQCD-DW-B2
        4300 Cherry Creek Dr,  So
        Denver,  CO 80222-1530

Phone;  303 592-3546

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines is:
     Colorado Department of Health through Board of  Health

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:   No
     GUIDELINES: Mo

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals:  No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     Treatment feasibility
     Cost of treatment
     Analytical capability

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:        No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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39/13/95
                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                     CONNECTICUT

Name of contact person: Donna J Pelletier

Position: Epidemiologist III,  Div of Env Epi & Dec Health

Agency: Department of Health Services
        150 Washington Street
        Hartford,  CT 0S106

Phone;  203 566-81E7

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines is:
     Department of Health Services.

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes
     Under certain conditions

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical;
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: Yes
     Excess cancer risk 1E-6,  This was recommendation of Scientific Advisory
     Panel.

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     Treatment feasibility
     Cost of treatment
     Analytical capability

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     Treatment feasibility
     Cost of treatment
     Analytical capability

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements:  Yes
     Contaminants

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  Yes

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  09/13/95
                                         REPORT 1
                              GENERAL INFORMATION,  BY AGENCY
                                         DELAWARE

  Name of contact  person:  Edward G.  Hallock

  Position:  Program  Manager,  Public  Water Systems Supervision

  Agency: Division of  Public  Health
         P.O.  Box 637,  Federal  St.
         Dover, Delaware  19903

  Phone:  <302)739-541®

  General Information:
  The  agency responsible for  establishing drinking  water standards or guidelines is:
       Division  of Public  Health

  Does this  agency have  any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
       No
  Does this  agency have  any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
       Yes
  Are  state  guidelines enforceable:  Yes

  Is this agency considering  or  in the process  of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
       Yes
  For  total  contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs), does this agency  presently have,  other than
  the  EPA interim  primary  drinking water  standards,  any  numerical:
       STANDARDS:  No
       GUIDELINES: No

  Does your  state  have any standards  or guidelines  for chemical  contaminants
  other than for specific  chemicals:  No

  For  known  human/animal carcinogens,  were  STANDARDS or  GUIDELINES  set at a
  specified  risk level:  Yes
       1.0E6

  The  following  factors, other than  health  effects,  are  used in  establishing STANDARDS:
       We do not establish standards

  The  following  factors, other than  health  effects,  are  used in  establishing GUIDELINES:
       We do not establish guidelines

  Does your  state  have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS  for  chemical  contaminants  in
  drinking water,  other  than  the NPDWR requirements:  No

•  Does your  state  have NOTIFICATION  REQUIREMENTS, other  than the EPA's, for
  MCL  violations:        No
  Does your  state  have NOTIFICATION  REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
  lower than  NPDWR MCLs  or for exceeding  state  guidelines: No

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09/13/35
                                        REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                        FLORIDA

Name of contact person: Bob Vincent

Position: Environmental Specialist-Environmental  Engineering

Agency: Florida Dept. of Health and  Rehabilit. Services
        1317 Winewood Blvd.
        Tallahassee, FL 32399-0700

Phone:  904 437-0004

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking  water standards or guidelines  is:
     Florida Dept. of Environmental  Regulation with  consultation with HRS.

Does this agency have any numerical  STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Does this agency have any numerical  GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: No
     It should be noted that while secondary MCLs are the same as for EPA
     they are considered enforceable against community water supplies only

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  Yes
     GUIDELINES: No
     GW cleanup stds = Total Vol.  Org.  Aromatics= 50 ug/L(ppb>
     Total Napthalenes = 100ug/L
     MTBE = 50 ug/L
     Total PAHs, no Napthalenes = 10ug/L
     Total Recoverable Petroleum Hydrocarbons = 5mg/L (ppm)

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: Yes
     Color,  TDS, odor,  and surface water.

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: Yes
     1.0E-S risk of cancer -- EPA guidance value.

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     Organoleptic effects
     Analytical capability
     Minimum levels of detection.
     Odor & G.W. cleanup stds.=organoleptic effects

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     Organoleptic effects
     Minimum levels of detection.

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in

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09/13/95
                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                       FLORIDA

drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements: Yes
     Contaminants

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:        Yes
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: Yes

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PAGE NO.    12                                                           FSTRAC  REPORT
09/13/95
                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                       GEORGIA

Name of contact person: Fred Lehman

Position: Drinking Water Program Manager

Agency; Georgia Environmental Protection Division
        205 Butler St,SE,TTE1066
        Atlanta Georgia 30334

Phone:  404 651-5154

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water stand'ards or guidelines  is:
     Department of Natural Resources, Environmental  Protection Division,
     Drinking Water Program

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Ko
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     None

The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     None

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements: NOT AVAILABLE

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       Yes
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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 09/13/95
                                        REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                        HAWAII

 Name of contact person: Bill Wong

 Position: Program Manager

 Agency: Department of Health
        5 WFP, 500 Ala Moana Blvd
        Honolulu,  Hawaii 9S813

 Phone:  £08  586-4253

 General Information:
 The agency responsible for establishing drinking  water standards  or  guidelines  is:
     Safe Drinking Water Branch, Department of Health

 Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific  organic contaminants:
     Yes
 Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELIKES for specific organic  contaminants:
     No
 Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

 Is this agency considering or in the process of developing  GUIDELINES  or  STANDARDS:
     No
 For total contaminants (e.g.,  VQCs),  does this agency presently have,  other  than
 the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

 Does your state have any standards or guidelines  for chemical contaminants
 other than for specific chemicals: No

 For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES  set at a
 specified risk level: Yes
     The carcinogenic-based standard MCLs were derived from an expert
     report  prepared by Dr Tardiff some years ago.

 The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used  in establishing STANDARDS:
     Organoleptic effects
     Treatment feacibility
     Cost of treatment

 The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

 Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
 drinking vater,  other than the NPDWR requirements: Yes
     Applicability to different size and type of public water systems

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:        Yes
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  Yes

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                                        REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                         IDAHO

Name of contact person: L'eigh Woodruff

Position: Environmental Scientist, Public Water Supply Unit

Agency; Division of Environmental Quality, Community Prog.
        1410 N. Hilton St.
        Boise,  ID 83720

Phone:  206 334-0415

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing  drinking  water standards or guidelines  is;
     Division of Environmental Quality,  Community Programs, Public Water
     Supply Unit

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A
     Only EPA standards are being developed.

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level:  No
     We use EPA guidelines and criteria

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We depend on EPA to develop health effect standards.

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES
     We depend on EPA to develop health effect guidelines.

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                       ILLINOIS

Name of contact person: Jeri Long

Name of person providing information: Dianna Heaberlin

Position: Manager, Compliance Assurance

Agency: Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
        2200 Churchill Road
        Springfield,  IL £2791-9276

Phone;   217 782-1833

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking  water standards or guidelines  is:
     Illinois Pollution Control Board

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants;
     Yes
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical;
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have  any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No
     However the THM  regulations (same MCL as EPA) are made to apply to
     communities less than 10,000 population which have surface water
     sources.

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: Yes
     Set at USEPA levels

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have  MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements: Yes
     Other
       Nitrate and nitrite monitoring may be as frequent as weekly for sup-
       plies having a history  of periodic excursions.
       Monitoring and reporting for sodium is required.
       Other chemicals requiring monitoring are:DDT,  aldrin,  iron,  manganese
       copper,  lead and zinc.

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                       ILLINOIS
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                       INDIANA

Name of contact person: Jean Beauchamp

Position: Chemist

Agency: Indiana Department of Environmental Management
        105 South Meridian St
        Indianapolis,  Indiana 46206-6015

Phone:  317 233-34^.2

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     Indiana Department of Environmental Management

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  Ho
     GUIDELINES: Ho

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: Ho

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level:  No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     None

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     None

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements:  No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                         IOWA

Name of contact person: Dennis Alt

Position: Environmental Program Supervisor

Agency: Iowa Department of Natural Resources
        Wallace Building
        Des Moines, IA 50319

Phane:  515 281-8996

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines is:
     Iowa Department of Natural Resources

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes
     Under certain circumstances.

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: Yes
     Use lifetime Health Advisory concentration

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements:  No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: Yes

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                                        REPORT  1
                             GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                         KANSAS

 Name of contact person: Dave Waldo

 Position: Environmental Engineer

 Agency: Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE)
         Forbes Field,  Bldg.  740
         Topeka, KS &6620

 Phone:   913 296-5593

 General Information:
 The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
      Kansas Department of Health and Environment

 Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
      No
 Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
      No
 Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes

 Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
      Yes
 For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
 the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
      STANDARDS:  No
      GUIDELINES: Yes
      Total VOC's other than  THM 10 ug/L.

 Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
 other than for specific chemicals: No

 For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
 specified risk level:  Yes
      KDHE uses a two tier approach.   Notification or 'alert'  level (J 1E-6.
      Action level defining unsafe for long-term use @ 1. 0E-5.

 The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
      We do not establish standards

 The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
      Organoleptic effects
      Analytical capability

.Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
 drinking water,  other  than the NPDHR  requirements:  Yes
      Contaminants
      Other
        Supplies using  surface water source are tested  for a  number of  commonly
        used pesticides (19)  besides the 6  with MCL's on  a once in 3 year
        frequency.

 Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other  than the EPA's,  for
 MCL violations:        No

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                                       REPORT i
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                        KANSAS

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than HPDWR fICLs or for exceeding state guidelines: Yes

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                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                       KENTUCKY

Nane of contact person; John T, Smither

Position: Manager, Drinking Water Branch

Agency: Kentucky Dept. for Env, Protection, Div.  of  Water
        18 Reilly Rd.
        Frankfort, KY 40601

Phone:   (502)564-3410

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking  water standards  or  guidelines is:
     Division or Water - Drinking Water Branch

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic  contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES  or  STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VQCs),  does this agency presently have,  other  than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines  for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: Yes
     Require filtration on all surface water supplies.

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES  set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:       Yes
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                      LOUISIANA

Name of contact person: C. Russell Rader

Position: Chief Engineer

Agency: Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals
        P.0. Box 60630
        New Orleans, LA 70160

Pho»e;  504 558-5103

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking  water standards or guidelines  is;
     Louisiana Department of Health  and Hospitals

Does this agency have any numerical  STANDARDS  for specific organic contaminants:
     Mo
Does this agency have any numerical  GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes
     Administrative penalties only apply to regulations.

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have, other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,   were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                        MAINE

Name of contact person: Greg Bogdan

Position: Director, Division of Disease Control

Agency: Department of Human Services
        State House,  Station 11
        Augusta, ME 04333

Phone:  207 289-5378

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking  water standards or  guidelines is:
     Department of Human Services

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic  contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes
     under certain conditions

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have, other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: Yes
     Total petroleum hydrocarbons - 50 ppb.

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level:  Yes
     cancer risk level at 1E-5 (one per 100,000)

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     None

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other  than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have  NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:        No
Does your state have  NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs  or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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                                        REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                        MARYLAND

Name of contact person: William Parrish

Name of person providing information: John Grace

Position; Program Adminstrator, Water Supply Program

Agency: Maryland Department of the Environment
        2500 Broening Hwy,
        Baltimore, KB 21224

Phone;  410 631-3706

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking  water standards  ar  guidelines is:
     Water Supply Program, Maryland  Dept. of the  Environment

Does this agency have any numerical  STANDARDS  for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical  GUIDELINES for specific organic  contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes
     Under certain conditions

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VQCs),  does this agency presently have, other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: Mo

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No
     (STAND).

For known human/animal carcinogens,   were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES  set at a
specified risk level: Yes
     Guidelines for determining acute risk to health will be the  10-day health
     advisory for synthetic,  organic, and pesticides. Also 1E-6 risk level is
     chosen,  in keeping with USEPA ODW policy.

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     None

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES
     Analytical capability
     Quality of life (ie.  Presource,  Iron)
     Use EPA secondary standards as guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIEEMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:       No

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION,  BY AGENCY
                                       MARYLAND

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION,  BY AGEHCY
                                    MASSACHUSETTS

Name of contact person: Nicholas A. Anastas

Position; Environmental Analyst III,Office of  Res.-Standards

Agency: Department of Environmental Protection
        One Winter Street
        Boston, MA 02188

Phone:  617 556-1157

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking  water standards  or guidelines  is:
     Department of Environmental Protection

Does this agency have any numerical STAHDARDS  for specific organic contaminants;
     Yes
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes
     Under certain conditions.

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants  4 mrem/yr.

For known human/animal carcinogens, were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES  set at a
specified risk level: Yes
     Standards and guidelines are set at concentrations associated with an
     excess cancer risk of 1E-6. This concentration is then subject to the
     feasibility requirement of detection capability or PQL.

The following factors, other than health effects, are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     Analytical capability

The following factors, other than health effects, are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     Analytical capability

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements: Yes
     Contaminants
     Other
       Sodium,   Annually - surface water every 3 years - ground water if over 15
       mg/L,  then test 4x/yr.

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's,  for

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION,  BY AGENCY
                                    MASSACHUSETTS

MCL violations:        Yes
Does your state  have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: Yes

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                       MICHIGAN

Name of contact person: Kirpal S. Sidhu,  Ph.D.

Position: Toxicologist

Agency: Mich Dept of Pub Hlth, Div Hlth Risk Assessment
        3423 N.  Logan/M L King Bl
        Lansing,  MI 4B909

Phone-;  < 517)335-8362

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     Div Hlth Risk Assessment, Michigan Dept. of Public Health

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Mo
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes
     Under certain conditions.

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have, other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:   No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: Yes
     1.0E-6

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     NOT AVAILABLE

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES
     Organoleptic effects
     Analytical capability

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements:  Yes
     Contaminants

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's, for
HCL violations:        Yes
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION BY  AGENCY
                                      MINNESOTA

Name of contact person: Richard Clark

Name of person providing information: Philip Moroukian

Position: Supervisor, Public Water Supply Unit

Agency: Minnesota Department of Health
        717 Delaware Street S.W.
        KinneapoliE, HK 55440

Phone:  612 &27-5176

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or  guidelines is:
     Minnesota Department of Health

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic  contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: No

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VQCs),  does this agency presently have, other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: Yes
     PAH's (total carcinogenic) 0.028 ug/L.  PAH's (total noncarcinogenic) 0.28
     ug/L. PCB's 0.05 ug/L.

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at  a
specified risk level: Yee
     Using EPA's carcinogen assessment group estimates,  risk is set  belov 1 in
     100,000 (1.0E5).

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     None

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the  NPDWR requirements:  No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:       Yes
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR HCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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                                       REPORT  i
                            GENERAL INFORMATION,  BY AGENCY
                                     MISSISSIPPI

Name of contact person: James L. Crawford

Position: Environmental Administrator

Agency: Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality
        P.O. Box 10385
        Jackson, Mississippi 39285-0335

Phone:   601 961-5171

General Information;
The agency responsible for establishing drinking  water standards or guidelines  is:
     Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality but Dept of Health,
     PO Box 1700,  Jackson, MS 39215-1700 has drinking water enforcement   authy.

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS  for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     Mo
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level:  No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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                                        REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                        MISSOURI

 Name of contact person: William Price,  P.E.

 Position: Chief, Technical Services  and  Training  Section

 Agency: Dept of Natural Resources, Public D. Water Prog.
        P.O. Box 176
        Jefferson City, MO 65102

Phone:  314  751-533!.

 General Information:
 The agency responsible for establishing  drinking  water  standards  or  guidelines is:
     Department of Natural Resources, Public Drinking Water  Program

 Does this agency have any numerical  STANDARDS  for specific organic contaminants:
     No
 Does this agency have any numerical  GUIDELINES for specific  organic  contaminants:
     No
 Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes
     Under emergency provisions of State statute.

 Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
 For total contaminants (e.g.,  VQCs),  does this agency presently have, other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards, any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects, are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects, are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     Treatment feasibility
     Analytical capability

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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                                         REPORT 1
                              GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY AGENCY
                                         MONTANA

  Name  of contact  person:  Gary Miens

  Name  of person providing information:  Luella Schultz

  Position;  Environmental  Engineer

  Agency: Dept. of Health  and  Env.  Sci»,  Water Oual.  Bureau
         1400 Bdwy,  PQ  Box 200901
         Billings,  *"T 5?6i2-09€l

  Phone:  406  444-5318

  General Information:
  The agency responsible for establishing drinking  water standards or guidelines is:
       Department  of Health and Environmental  Sciences - Water Quality
       Bureau

  Does  this  agency have  any numerical  STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
       Yes
  Does  this  agency have  any numerical  GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
       No
  Are state  guidelines enforceable: No

  Is this agency considering or in  the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
       Yes
  For total  contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs), does  this agency presently  have,  other than
  the EPA interim  primary  drinking  water  standards,  any numerical:
       STANDARDS:   No
       GUIDELINES:  Ho
       100 ppb for THM's.

  Does  your  state  have any standards or  guidelines  for chemical contaminants
  other than for specific  chemicals: Yes
       Mandatory chlorination  for surface water.  Effluent  turbidity  standards.

  For known  human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at  a
  specified  risk level:  Yes
       Same  as EPA.

  The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
       Hone
       MCL's = EPA always.   Compatability  for all proposed  guidelines.

.  The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
       Do not  set  guidelines;  mainly follow  EPA.

  Does  your  state  have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for  chemical  contaminants in
  drinking water,  other  than the NPDWR requirements:  No

  Does  your  state  have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's,  for
  MCL violations:        No
  Does  your  state  have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
  lower  than NPDWR  MCLs  or for exceeding  state guidelines:  No

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                       NEBRASKA

Name of contact person: Jack Daniel

Name of person providing information: Scott Peterson

Position: Director Division of Drinking Water

Agency: Nebraska State Department of Health
        301 Centennial Mall, So,
        P 0 Box 95007 Lincoln,  Me 68509

Phone:   402 471-2541

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     Nebraska Department of Health (NDOH)

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  Yes
     GUIDELINES: No
     Just MCL.

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     NOT AVAILABLE

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     NOT AVAILABLE

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical 'contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements:  No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                        NEVADA

Name of contact person: Jeffrey Fontaine,  P.E.

Position: Supervisor of Public Health Engineering

Agency: Nevada State Health Division
        505 E.  King St.,  Room 103
        Carson City,  NV 89710

Phone:   702 687-175®

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     State Board of Health

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants;
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs), does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     None

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES
     None

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: Yes

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                                        REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                     NEW  HAMPSHIRE

Name of contact person: Gary Perlman

Position: Environmental Risk Analyst

Agency: HH Division of Public Health Services
        Health & Welfare Building
        & Hazen Dr. ,  Concord,  NH 03301

Phone:  '&Q3 271-4-&4

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing  drinking water standards  or  guidelines is:
     Dept. of Environmental Services with consultation wifh  DPHS

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS  for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific  organic  contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes
     Under" certain circumstances.

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES  or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No
     Any mixture is evaluated by calculating a hazard index.  Also, when VQC's
     are above a level of concern for drinking and exceed 50 ppb we  recommend
     non-consumptive use restrictions.

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level:  Yes
     1.0£~S risk level for guidelines.

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     Organoleptic effects
     Treatment feasibility
     Cost of treatment
     Analytical capability
     General Consistency with EPA Standards.

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     Organoleptic effects

Does your state have  MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other  than the NPDWR  requirements: Yes

Does your state have  NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:        No

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                                        REPORT  1
                             GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                     NEW HAMPSHIRE

Does your state have NOTIFICATION  REQUIREMENTS at levels  of  contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding  state guidelines:  No

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                                        REPORT  1
                             GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY AGENCY
                                       NEW  JERSEY

 Name  of contact  person:  Leslie  McGeorge

 Position:  Assistant  Dir,  Division  of  Science and  Research

 Agency: NJ  Dept  of Environmental Protection and Energy
        401  E. State  CM  409
        Trenton, NJ  08625

 Phone:  609  633-3834

 General Information:
 The agency  responsible for establishing drinking  water  standards  or  guidelines is:
      Department  of Environmental Protection.   Department  of  Health provides
      input  and review.

 Does  this  agency have any numerical STANDARDS  for specific organic contaminants:
      Yes
 Does  this  agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for  specific  organic  contaminants:
      Yes
 Are state  guidelines enforceable:  Yes
      Under  certain conditions

 Is this agency considering or in the  process of developing GUIDELINES  or STANDARDS:
      Yes
 For total  contaminants (e.g., VOCs),   does  this agency presently have,  other than
 the EPA interim  primary drinking water  standards,  any numerical:
      STANDARDS:  No
      GUIDELINES: Yes
      Informal guideline of 50 ppb  for total volatile organics. Recommended in  a
      preproposal as first step in  dealing  with mixtures issue.

 Does  your state have any  standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
 other than for specific chemicals:  No

 For known human/animal carcinogens, were STANDARDS  or GUIDELINES set at a
 specified risk level: Yes
      The target excess cancer risk level is one in  one million persons ingesting
      that chemical for a lifetime. Actual standards may  not achieve this risk
      level.

 The following factors,  other than  health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
      Treatment feasibility
      Cost of treatment
      Analytical capability

 The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
      None

 Does  your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical  contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR  requirements:  Yes
     Contaminants
     Applicability to different size  and type of public water systems
     Frequency

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                            GENERAL INFORMATION,  BY AGENCY
                                      NEW JERSEY
     Locations
     Vulnerability factors

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: Yes

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                      NEW MEXICO

Name of contact person: Millicent Eidson

Name of person providing information: Robert Gallegos

Position: Program Manager - Drinking Water Section

Agency: New Mexico Environmental Improvement Division
        1190 St.Francis Dr.
        Santa Fe,  Ml S7503

Phone:   505 827-2778

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     New Mexico Environment Department

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: No

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs), does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES:  No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     Aesthetic standards and irrigation standards.

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements:  No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                       NEW YORK

Name of contact person: Michael E. Burke, P.E.

Name of person providing information: Ron Entringer

Position: Chief,  Program Implementation Section

Agency: Dept.  of Health, Bureau Public Water Supp.  Protec.
        2 University Place
        Albany,  NY 12203-3313

Phone:  518 458-6731

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     New York State Department of Health

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: No

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants  (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:   Yes
     GUIDELINES:  NOT AVAILABLE
     Total of organic chemicals: 100 ug/L.

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: Yes
     General organic standards: Principal organic contaminants  (6 classes) - 5
     ug/L. Unspecified organic contaminants - 50 ug/L.

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     Organoleptic effects
     Treatment feasibility
     Cost of treatment
     Analytical capability

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     Organoleptic effects
     Treatment feasibility
     Cost of treatment
     Analytical capability

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements:  Yes

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION,  BY AGENCY
                                       NEW YORK

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: Yes

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                                        REPORT 1
                             GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                     NORTH CAROLINA

 Name of contact person: W. E.  Venrick

 Name of person providing information: Jerry C. Perkins

 Position: Chief,  Public Water Supply Section

 Agency: Div of Environ Hlth,  NC Dept Envir,  Hlth & Nat Res
         P.O.  Box 29536
         Raleigh,  Worth Carolina 2762£-053£

 Phone:  919 733-2321

 General Information:
 The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
      N. C. Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources and
      N.C. Commission for Health Services

 Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
      Yes
 Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
      Yes
 Are state guidelines enforceable: No

 Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
      Yes
 For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs), does this agency presently have,  other than
 the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
      STANDARDS:  No
      GUIDELINES:  No

 Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
 other than for specific chemicals: No

 For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
 specified risk level: No

 The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
      Treatment feasibility
      Standards set for aesthetics and preservation of the water systems.

 The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
      Treatment feasibility

' Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
 drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements: Yes
      Contaminants
      Other
        When fluoridation takes place,  monitoring results must be provided to the
        Dental Division.

 Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
 MCL violations:       No
 Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
 lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY AGENCY
                                     NORTH DAKOTA

Name of contact person: D, Wayne Kern

Position: Drinking Water Program Manager

Agency: Municipal Facilities Division
        1200 Missouri Av,POB 5520
        Bismarck,  ND 58502-5520

Phone:  701 221-5225

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines is;
     Municipal Facilities Division

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A
     No state guidelines

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VQCs),  does this agency presently have, other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals:  No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:        No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY AGENCY
                                         OHIO

Name of contact person: John J. Sadzewicz, P. E.

Position: Division Chief

Agency: Ohio Environmental  Protection Agency (Ohio EPA)
        1800 Watermark Dr.
        PO Box 1049,  Columbus,  OH 43266-0149

Phone:   (614)644-275?

General Information:
The agency responsible for  establishing drinking  water standards or guidelines  is:
     Ohio EPA,  Division of  Drinking  and Ground Waters

Does this agency have any numerical  STANDARDS for specific organic cdntaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical  GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering  or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs), does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES:  No
     State adopted the Federal VOC regs.  into state regulation.

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,   were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: Yes                    ,
     Same as provided by USEPA

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     Organoleptic effects
     Treatment feasibility
     Cost of treatment
     Analytical capability

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     Organoleptic effects
     Treatment feasibility
     Cost of treatment
     Analytical capability

Does your state have  MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements: Yes
     Contaminants
     Applicability to different size and type of public water systems
     Frequency

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                                         OHIO

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                       OKLAHOMA

Name of contact person: Mike Harrell

Position: Public Water Supply Program Engineer

Agency: Department of Environmental Quality
        1000 NE 10th Street
        Oklahoma City,  OK 73117-1212

Phone:   405 271-5225

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     Department of Environmental Quality

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A
     No state guidelines.

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs), does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     None

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     None

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking vater, other than the NPDWR requirements:  No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION, BY  AGENCY
                                        OREGON

Name of contact persont Mary Alvey

Position: Manager, Monit.  and Compl., Drinking Water Program

Agency: Oregon State Health Division
        P 0 Box 14450
        Portland,  OR 97214-0450

Phone:  503 731-4381

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     Oregon State Health Division, Drinking Water Program

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VQCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  vere STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: Mo

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements:  No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
KCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                     PENNSYLVANIA

Name of contact person: John J, Wroblewski

Position; Chief,  Engineering Services and Pennvest Section

Agency: Division of Drinking Water Management
        P.O.  Box 8467
        Harrisburg, PA 17120-8467

Phone?:   717 733-3795

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     Department of Environmental Resources,
     Division of Drinking Water Management

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes
     Under certain conditions.

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES:  No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: Yes
     Guidelines are set at the EPA proposed MCL. If this is not available the
     level is set at the 1.0E-6 CRL unless that level is below the practical
     quantitation level (PQL) or treatment limits,  then the level would be
     lowest level these limiting factors will allow.

The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     Organoleptic effects
     Treatment feasibility
     Analytical capability

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements:  Yes
     Frequency

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       Yes

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Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: Yes

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                     RHODE ISLAND

Name of contact person: Robert R.  Vanderslice

Position: Chief,  Office of Environmental Health Risk Assess.

Agency: RI Department of Health
        Cannon Big.,  3 Capitol H.
        Providence,  RI 02908

Phone:   401 277-3424

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     Rhode Island Department of Health

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
    .Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable:  Yes
     Under certain conditions.

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs), does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES:  Yes
     Total PCB's =0.5 ppb; total  xylenes = 10 ppm;total nitrogen = 10 ppm.

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: Yes
     l.E-6 (one per million) lifetime risk of cancer; chosen by consensus to
     conform to currently accepted risk level for carcinogens in air and water
     standard-setting by EPA.

The following factors,  other than  health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     Treatment feasibility
     By default,  those factors used by EPA in establishing MCL's.

The following factors,  other than  health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     Organoleptic effects

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements: Yes
     Contaminants
     Applicability to different size and type of public water systems
     Frequency ,
     Locations

Does your state have NOTIFICATION  REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for

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                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                     RHODE ISLAND

MCL violations:        Yes
Does your state  have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than MPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: Yes

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                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                    SOUTH CAROLINA

Name of contact person: Marvin P. Murray

Position: Director, Div.  of Drinking Water Quality & Enforc.

Agency: SC Department of Health and Environmental Control
        2600 Bull Street
        Columbia,  SC 29201

Phone;   803 734-5310

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines is:
     South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                     SOUTH DAKOTA

 Name of contact person: Darron Busch

 Name of person providing information; Garland  Erbele

 Position: Administrator, Office of Drinking Water

 Agency: Department of Environment and Natural  Resources
        523 E. Capitol Ave.,  #312
        Pierre, SD 57581

 Phone:  605 773-3754

 General Information:
 The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     Department of Environment & Natural Resources, Off. of Drinking Water

 Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS  for specific organic contaminants:
     No
 Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
 Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

 Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     Yes
 For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
 the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

 Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
 other than for specific chemicals: No

 For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     None

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     None

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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09/13/95
                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                      TENNESSEE

Name of contact person: W. David Draughon Jr.

Position: Director

Agency: Division of Water Supply
        401 Church St,6Flr,LiC TV
        Nashville,  TN 37243-1549

Phone:  615 532-0152

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking  water standards or guidelines  is:
     Water Quality Control Board - Division of Water Supply
     Bureau of Environment

Does this agency have any numerical  STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical  GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: Yes
     Under certain circumstances.

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines  for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,   were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No
     No official decision on specified risk level; usually use 10E-6 for
     contaminated groundwater.

The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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PAGE NO.    55                                                           FSTRAC REPORT
09/13/95
                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                        TEXAS

Name of contact person: Anthony E Bennett, R. S.

Name of person providing information: Ronald H. Bearden, R.S.

Position: Team Leader, Water Quality Monitoring

Agency: Texas Water Commission
        P. 0.  Box 13087
        Austin,  r[ 73711

Phone:  512 371-6319

General Information;
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     Texas Water Commission,  Division of Water Utilities

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable:  N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:   No
     GUIDELINES:  No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors, other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements:  No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:        No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR  MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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PAGE NO.     56                                                           FSTRAC  REPORT
09/13/95
                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                      U.S. E. P. A,

Name of contact person: Bruce Mintz

Position: Supervisory Biologist

Agency: U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency  (OST)fOW)
        401 M.  St. ,  SW (4304)
        Washington,  D.C.  20460

Phone:  202 260-956?

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     Office of Water with coordination between Office of Science i Tech-
     nology and Office of Ground and Drinking Water

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants (e.g.., VOCs), does this agency presently have, other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards, any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: Yes

For knovn human/animal carcinogens, were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No
     National Primary Drinking Water Standards (i.e.,  Maximum Contaminant
     Limits (MCLs)) are not set at a fixed risk level for known carcinogens.
     However,  the Maximum Contaminant Level Goal (MCLG),  health basis for the
     MCL, is set at zero for known and probable human carcinogens (EPA
     classifications A or B),  Per the Safe Drinking Water Act, as amended,  the
     MCL is to be set as close to the MCLG as ie practical.   For EPA guidelines
     (Health Advisories),  the drinking water concentrations associated with
     10-4,  18-5 and 10-6 cancer risk levels are reported so the risk manager can
     make a health decision based on the specific contamination situartion. These
     cancer risk level guidance values are offered in place of a Lifetime Health
     advisory value.  HA values are also derived for less than lifetime exposure
     durations, using non-carcinogenic data.

The following factors,  other than health effects, are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     Organoleptic effects
     Treatment feasibility
     Cost of treatment
     Analytical detection,
     Note:  Organoleptic effects are considered only in the setting of
     Secondary Maximum Contaminant Levels (SMCLs),

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PAGE NO.    57                                                           FSTRAC  REPORT
09/13/95
                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                      U.S.E.P. A.


The following factors,  other than health effects, are used in establishing  GUIDELINES:
     None

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's, for
KCL violations::        Ka
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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PAGE NO.    58                                                            FSTRAC REPORT
09/13/95
                                         REPORT 1
                              GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                           UTAH

Name of contact person: Ken   Bousfield

Position: Compliance Progra m Manager

Agency: Utah Division of Dr inking  Water
        288 N.  1460 West
        Utah 84114-4830

Phone:  (801)538-6159

General Information:
The agency responsible for .establishing  drinking  water  standards  or  guidelines is:
     Utah Division of Drink ing  Water,  Utah  Department  of  Environmental     Health

Does this agency have any n urcerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Does this agency have any n'unerical GUIDELINES for specific organic  contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable:  No

Is this agency considering tor in the process  of developing GUIDELINES or  STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g..  , VOCs), does this agency  presently have, other  than
the EPA interim primary drimking water  standards,  any  numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any st.sandards or  guidelines  for chemical  contaminants
other than for specific chewiicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens, were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES  set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  othen- than  health effects,  are used in  establishing STANDARDS:
     Treatment feasibility
     Cost of treatment

The following factors,  othe^r than  health effects,  are used in  establishing GUIDELINES:
     Customer preference

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS  for  chemical  contaminants in
drinking water, other than -the NPDWR requirements: Yes
     Contaminants
     Frequency

Does your state have NOTIFICATION  REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION  REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or fox- exceeding state  guidelines: No

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PAGE NO.     59                                                           FSTRAC REPORT
09/13/95
                                        REPORT  1
                            GENERAL  INFORMATION,  BY  AGENCY
                                        VERMONT

Name of contact person; David Butterfield

Position: Resource Management Section Chief

Agency: Water Supply Div,  Dept of Environ. Conservation
        103  S Main,Old Pantry Bid
        Waterbury, VT 05671-0403

Phone;  802-244-15£2

General Information!
The agency responsible for establishing drinking  water standards  or  guidelines is:
     Water Supply Div,  Department of Environmental Conservation,  Agency    of
     Natural Resources

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic  contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the procfess of developing GUIDELINES  or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking vater standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:   No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES  set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     None

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     None

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirementsj Mo

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's, for
MCL violations:        No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  Yes

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PAGE NO.     60                                                           FSTRAC  REPORT
09/13/95
                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                       VIRGINIA

Name of contact person: Allen R. Hammer,  P.E.

Position: Director,  Division of Water Supply Engineering

Agency: Virginia Department of Health
        P.  0.  Box 2448
        Richmond,  VA 23218

PhDTie-.   S04 786-5566

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is;
     Virginia Department of Health

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable: N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs), does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements: No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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09/13/95
                                       REPORT  1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY  AGENCY
                                      WASHINGTON

Name of contact person: David F, Nash

Name of person providing information; Bill Liechty

Position: Health Specialist - Toxic Substances Section

Agency: Department of Health
        Mail Stop LD-11
        Oly-apia,,  WA 9£504

Phone:   206 753-2730

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines  is:
     Department of Health

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     Yes
Are state guidelines enforceable: Ho

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     Yes
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs),  does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES:  No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     Treatment feasibility
     Cost of treatment
     Analytical capability

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water,  other than the NPDWR requirements:  Yes
     Applicability to different size and type of public water systems

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, other than the EPA's,  for
HCL violations:        No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines:  No

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09/13/35
                                       REPORT 1
                            GENERAL INFORMATION, BY AGENCY
                                    WEST VIRGINIA

Name of contact person: Donald A.Kuntz,  P.E,

Position: Director,  Environmental Engineering Division

Agency: Off of Envir Health Svcs,  WV Bur.  of Public Health
        815 Quarrier St,Suite 418
        Charleston,  WV 25301-2616

Phane;   304 558-293:

General Information:
The agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards or guidelines is:
     Office of Environmental Health Services

Does this agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Does this agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
     No
Are state guidelines enforceable:  N/A

Is this agency considering or in the process of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
     No
For total contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs), does this agency presently have,  other than
the EPA interim primary drinking water standards,  any numerical:
     STANDARDS:  No
     GUIDELINES: No

Does your state have any standards or guidelines for chemical contaminants
other than for specific chemicals: No

For known human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or GUIDELINES set at a
specified risk level: No

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing STANDARDS:
     We do not establish standards

The following factors,  other than health effects,  are used in establishing GUIDELINES:
     We do not establish guidelines

Does your state have MONITORING REQUIREMENTS for chemical contaminants in
drinking water, other than the NPDWR requirements:  No

Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS,  other than the EPA's,  for
MCL violations:       No
Does your state have NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS at levels of contamination
lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state guidelines: No

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 PAGE  NO.     63                                                           FSTRAC REPORT
 09/13/95
                                        REPORT 1
                             GENERAL INFORMATION,  BY AGENCY
                                       WISCONSIN

 Name  of contact  person:  Don  Swailes

 Position:  Safe Drinking  Water  Coordinator

 Agency: Wisconsin  Department of  Natural  Resources
        P.O.  Box 7921
        Madison, WI  53707

 Phone:  603  266-7093

 General Information:
 The agency responsible for establishing  drinking  water standards or guidelines is:
      Wisconsin Department of National  Resources and the Wisconsin Department of
      Health  and  Social Services  performs RAs  in support of mgt.  activities

 Does  this  agency have any numerical STANDARDS for specific organic contaminants:
      No
 Does  this  agency have any numerical GUIDELINES for specific organic contaminants:
      Yes
 Are state  guidelines enforceable:  Yes
      Under certain conditions.

 Is this agency considering or  in the process  of developing GUIDELINES or STANDARDS:
      Yes
 For total  contaminants (e.g.,  VOCs), does  this agency  presently  have,  other than
 the EPA interim  primary  drinking water standards,  any  numerical:
      STANDARDS:  No
      GUIDELINES: No

 Does  your  state  have any standards or  guidelines  for chemical  contaminants
 other than for specific  chemicals:  No

 For known  human/animal carcinogens,  were STANDARDS or  GUIDELINES set  at  a
 specified  risk level: Yes
      Drinking water  guidelines traditionally  set  at 1.0E-5.  Note:  State
      statute requires groundwater  protection  standards to  be set at 1.0E-6
      if no \Federal  number\  available.

 The following factors, other than  health effects,  are  used in  establishing STANDARDS:
      Treatment feasibility
      Cost  of treatment
      Analytical  capability

.The following factors, other than  health effects,  are  used in  establishing GUIDELINES:
      None

 Does  your  state  have MONITORING  REQUIREMENTS  for  chemical  contaminants in
 drinking water,   other than the NPDWR requirements:  No

 Does  your  state  have NOTIFICATION  REQUIREMENTS, other  than the EPA's,  for
 MCL violations:       No
 Does  your  state  have NOTIFICATION  REQUIREMENTS at  levels of contamination
 lower than NPDWR MCLs or for exceeding state  guidelines: Yes

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PAGE HO. 1
09/13/95





arsenic
bariui
benzene
cadiiui
carbon tetrachloricfe
chroiiui
D, 2,4-
dichlorobenzene, p-
dichloroethane, 1,2-
fluoride
gross alpha activity
gross beta (iiUirei/yr)
lead
lindane
•ercury
•ethoxychlor
nitrate (as N)
radiui 226/228
eeleniui
silver
strontiui 90 IpCi/L)
toxaphene
TP, 2,4,5- (Silvex)
trichloroethane, 1,1,1-
trichloroethylene
trihaloiethanes (total)
tritiui (pCi/L)
vinyl chloride


REPORT 2
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
ALABAKA
ChMical
Haie CAS t
7440-38-2
7440-39-3
71-43-2
7440-43-9
56-23-5
7440-47-3
94-75-7
106-46-7
107-06-2
16984-48-8
12578-46-1
—
7439-92-1
58-69-9
7439-97-6
72-43-5
14797-55-8
7440-14-4
7782-49-2
7440-22-4
1009fl-97-2
8001-35-2
93-72-1
71-55-6
79-01-6
seq:28
10028-17-8
75-01-4
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Current Current
(ug/L) (ug/L) Rote
50
1000
5
IB
5
50
100
75
5
4000
15pCi/L
4 irei/y
20
4
2
100
10,000
5 pCi/L
10
50
8
5
10
200
5
100
20,000
2

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PAGE HO.     2                                                                              FSTRAC REPORT
09/13/95
                                                 REPORT 2
                               DETAILED STANDARDS AHD GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
                                                  ALASKA
Cheiical
Haw>
Current
	 itanaaros
CAS I !ug/L)
Current
uuioeiinea
(ug/L)

Mote
sodlui                                                        7440-23-5                  250,008

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acephate
acrolein
acrylaiide
acrylonitrile
alachlor
aldicarb
aldrin
aluiinui
antiiony
arsenic
atrazine
bariui
baygon
benzene
benzidine
benzo-a-pyrene
berylliui
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
broiacil
broiodichloroiethane
broiofon
broioiethane
cadiiui
captan
carbaryl
carbofuran
carbon disulfide
carbon tetrachloride
chlordane
chlordiiefon
chloroform
chloroiethane
chroiiui
cobalt
copper
cyanazine
cyanide
D, 2,4-
dacthal
dalapon
DDT
diazinon
dibroio-3-chloropropane,
dibroiochloroiethane
dicaiba
dichlorobenzene, •-
dichlorobenzene, o-
dichlorobenzene, p-
dichlorobenzidine, 3, 3-


REPORT 2
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
ARIZONA
Cheiical Current
Haie CAS 1 (ug/L)
38560-19-1
107-02-8
79-06-1
107-13-1
15972-64-8
116-06-3
309-00-2
7429-90-5
~ 7440-36-0
7440-38-2 50
1912-24-9
7440-39-3 1000
114-26-1
71-43-2 5
92-87-5
50-32-8
7440-41-7
111-44-4
314-40-9
75-27-4
75-25-2
74-83-9
7440-43-9 10
133-06-2
63-25-2
1563-66-2
75-15-0
56-23-5 5
57-74-9
6164-98-3
67-66-3
74-87-3
7440-47-3 50
7440-48-4
7440-50-8 1000
21725-46-2
57-12-5
94-75-7 100
1B61-32-1
75-99-0
50-29-3
333-41-5
1,2- 96-12-8
124-48-1
1918-00-9
541-73-1
95-50-1
106-46-7
91-94-1
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Current
Guidelines
(ug/L) Hote
4
320
0.01
0.15
0.15
9
0.002
73
14
50
3
1500
3
1.3
0.0001
0.003
0.007
0.030
80
0.19
0.19
0.19
5
91
700
36
830
0.27
0.022
0.027
0.49
0.19
120
0.70
1300
9
220
70
3500
560
0.10
0.63
0.025
0.19
9
620
620
75
0.020

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09/13/95

DETAILED STANDARDS

Cheiical
Haw?
dichlorodifluoroiethane
dichloroethane, 1,2-
dichloroethylene, 1,1-
dichloroethylene, trans-1,2-
dichloroethylenes, 1,2-
dichloroiethane
dichlorophenol, 2,4-
dichloropropane, 1,2-
dichloropropenes
dicofol
dieldrin
diiethoate
dinitrophenol, 2,4-
dinoseb
diphenylhydrazine, 1,2-
disulfoton
diuron
endosulfan
endothall
endrin
epichlorohydrin
EPTC
ethylbenzene
ethylene dibroiide
ethylene glycol
fenaiiphos
fenvalerate
fluoride
fluorotrichloroiethane
glyphosate
heptachlor
heptachlor epoxide
hexachlorobenzene
hexane, n-
lead
lindane
•alathion
•ancozeb
•aneb
•ercury
•ethoiyl
•ethoxychlor
•ethyl ethyl ketone
•ethyl parathion
•ethylene chloride, see dichloroiethane
•olybdenui
•onochlorobenzene
nickel
nitrobenzene


REPORT 2
AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
ARIZONA
Current
CAS » (ug/L)
75-71-8
107-06-2 5
75-35-4 7
156-60-5
548-59-9
75-09-2
120-83-2
78-87-5
26952-23-8
115-32-2
60-57-1
68-51-5
51-28-5
88-85-7
122-66-7
298-04-4
330-54-1
115-29-7
145-73-3
72-20-8 0.2
106-89-8
759-94-4
100-41-4
186-93-4
107-21-1
22224-92-6
51638-58-1
16984-48-8 4008
75-69-4
1871-83-6
76-44-8
1824-57-3
118-74-1
118-54-3
7439-92-1 58
58-89-9 4
121-75-7
8018-01-7
12427-38-2
7439-97-6 2
16752-77-5
72-43-5 108
78-93-3
298-00-8

7439-98-7
108-98-7
7448-82-0
98-95-3
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Current
Guidelines
(ug/L) Note
1400
0.38
7
70
70
4.7
21
0.56
87
0.08
0.001
1.2
14
3.5
0.05
0.3
14
74
140
0.32
3.5
180
680
0.0805
5508
1.8
160
4888
2100
708
8.008
0.004
0.02
4800
20
8.2
148
21
35
3
180
348
170
1.8

78
68
158
3.5

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nitrogen (total)
nitrosopyrrolidine, n-
oxaiyl
paraquat
parathioa
PCBs
pendiiethalin
pentachlorobenzene
pentachlorophenol
piclorai
pronaiide
propargite
prophai
seleniui
silver
siiazine
strobane, see toxaphene
styrene
tebuthiuron
tetrachlorobenzene, 1, 2, 4, 5-
tetrachloroethane, 1,1,2,2-
tetrachloroethylene
thalliui
toluene
toxaphene •
toxaphene
TP, 2,4,5- (Silvex)
trichlorobenzene, 1, 2, 4-
trichloroethane, 1,1,1-
trichloroethane, 1,1,2-
trichloroethylene
trichlorophenol, 2,4,5-
trichlorophenol, 2,4,6-
trichloropropane, 1, 2, 3-
trifluralin
trihaloKthanes (total)
uraniui (picocuries/liter)
vanadiui
vinyl chloride
xylenes
zinc
zineb


REPORT 2
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
ARIZONA
Cheiical Current
NaK CAS * (ug/L)
7727-37-9 10,000
930-55-2
23135-22-0
1910-42-5
55-38-2
1336-36-3
40487-42-1
608-93-5
87-86-5
1918-02-1
23950-58-5
2312-35-8
122-42-9
7782-49-2 10
7440-22-4 50
122-34-9

100-42-5
34014-18-1
95-94-3
79-34-5
127-18-4
7440-28-0
108-88-3
8001-35-2
8001-35-2 5
93-72-1 10
120-82-1
71-55-6 200
79-00-5
79-01-6 5
95-95-4
88-06-2
96-18-4
1582-09-8
seq:28 100
7440-61-1
7440-62-2
75-01-4
1330-20-7
7440-66-6 5000
12122-67-6
FSTRAC REPORT




Current
P.. j j_i j ___
buiaeiines
(ug/L) Note
10,000
0.02
180
3
30
0.008
280
6
220
49
52
160
52
45
50
35

140
35
2
0.17
0.67
13
2000
0.03
0.03
52
140
200
0.61
3.2
700
1.8
42
2
0.19
35
7
0.015
440
CAAA
JvVO
350

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REPORT 2






FSTRAC REPORT


DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
CALIFORNIA
Cheiical

Haw
alachlor
aldicarb
aldrin
aluiinui
atrazine
baygon
bentazon
benzene
benzene, a- hexachloride, see hexachlorocyclohexane (alpha-)
benzene, b- hexachloride, see hexachlorocyclohexane (beta-)
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bolero, see thiobencarb
captan
carbaryl
carbofuran
carbon tetrachloride
chlordane
chloropicrin
CIPC ( isopropyl-n-3-chlorophenyl-carbaiate)
cis-l,2-dichloroethylene, see dichloroethylene, cis-1,2-
diazinon
dibroio-3-chloropropane, 1,2-
dichlorobenzene, 1,2-, see dichlorobenzene, o-
dichlorobenzene, 1,3-, see dichlorobenzene, •-
dichlorobenzene, 1,4-, see dichlorobenzene, p-
dichlorobenzene, •-
dichlorobenzene, o-
dichlorobenzene, p-
dichloroethane, 1, 1-
dichloroethane, 1,2-
dichloroethylene, 1, 1-
dichloroethylene, cis-1, 2-
dichloroethylene, trans-1, 2-
dichloroiethane
dichloropropane, 1,2-
dichloropropene, 1,3-
dieldrin
diethylhexyl phthalate, see bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
diiethoate
diiethyl phenol, 2,4- (i-xylenol)
diphenaiid
ethion
ethylbenzene
ethylene dibroiide



CAS I
15972-60-8
116-06-3
309-00-2
7429-90-5
1912-24-9
114-26-1
25057-89-0
71-43-2


117-81-7

133-06-2
63-25-2
1563-66-2
56-23-5
57-74-9
76-06-2
101-21-3

333-41-5
96-12-8



541-73-1
95-50-1
106-46-7
75-34-3
107-06-2
75-35-4
156-59-2
156-60-5
75-09-2
78-87-5
542-75-6
60-57-1

60-51-5
105-67-9
957-51-7
563-12-2
100-41-4
106-93-4

Current
Q4- QnffaT*f(o
jLdllQai Qo
(ug/L)



1000
3

18
1


4



18
0.5
0.1




0.2





5
5
0.5
6
6
10

5
0.5






680
0.02

Current
p , , . ,
buiQ&iin&s
(ug/L) Note
0.2
10
0.05 1


90






350
60



50 2
350

14




130 3
130 3






40


0.05 1

140
400 2
40
35

1
1   Established at liiit of quantification.
2   Taste and odor threshold.  Secondary action level based on aesthetics.
3   Secondary action level based on aesthetics.  Action level for sum of  1,2- and  1,3-  dichlorobenzene is
    130 ppb.

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09/13/95






Na
fluorotrichlorowthane
formaldehyde
glyphosate
heptachlor
heptachlor epcxide
hexachlorocyclohexane (alpha-)
hexachlorocyclohexane (beta-)
•alathion
•ethoxychlor
•ethyl parathion


REPQRT 2
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
CALIFORNIA
Cheilcal


K CAS t
75-69-4
50-00-0
1071-83-6
76-44-8
1024-57-3
319-84-6
319-85-7
121-75-7
72-43-5
298-06-0





Current
Standards
(ug/L)
150

700
0.01
a.ai



8.81

FSTRAC REPORT




Current
Guidelines
(ug/L) Note

30



0.7
0.3
160

30
•ethylene chloride, see dichlorowthane
•onochlorobenzene
ordrai dolinate)
parathion
PCNB
pentachlorophenol
phenol
siiazine
terrachlor, see PCKB
tetrachloroethane, 1, 1, 2, 2-
tetrachloroethylene
thiobencarb
toluene
trichloroethane, 1, 1, 1-
trichloroethane, 1,1,2-
trichloroethylene
trichlorofluoroKthane (Freon
trichlorotrifluoroethane
trithion
uraniua (picocuries/liter)
vinyl chloride
xylene, 1,2-
xylene, 1,3-
xylene, 1,4-
108-90-7
2212-67-1
56-38-2
82-68-8
87-86-5
108-95-2
122-34-9

79-34-5
127-18-4
28249-77-6
108-88-3
71-55-6
79-00-5
79-01-6
11), see fluorotrichloroK
76-13-1
786-19-6
7440-61-1
75-01-4
95-47-6
108-38-3
106-42-3
30
20




10

1
5
78

200
32
5

1200

20
0.5
1750
1750
1750


30
0.9
30
5 1





100





7
30

2
2
2
1   Taste and odor threshold.  Secondary action level based on aesthetics.
2   Action level for SUB oi xylene isoiers is 620 ppb.

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09/13/95





acrylonitrile
benzene
carbon tetrachloride
dibroaoethane, 1,2-, ae
dichlorobenzese, p-
dichloroethane, 1,2-
dichloroethylene, 1,1-
dichloroaethane
dichloropropane, 1,2-
dichloropropene, 1,3-
dieldrin
dioxane, p-
ethylene dibroiide
ethylene glycol
isopropyl alcohol
ieopropyl alcohol, see
•anganese
•ethyl ethyl ketone
•ethyl-t-butyl ether
•ethylene chloride, see
PCBs
tetrachloroethylene
toluene
trichloroethane, 1, 1, 1-
trichloroethylene
vinyl chloride


REPORT 2
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
CONNECTICUT
Cheilcal Current
Naae CAS I (ug/L)
107-13-1
71-43-2
56-23-5
e ethylene dibroiide
106-46-7
107-06-2
75-35-4
75-C9-2
78-87-5
542-75-6
60-57-1
123-91-1
106-93-4 0. 1
107-21-1
67-63-0
isopropanol
7439-96-5
78-93-3
1634-04-4
dichlororethane
1336-36-3
127-18-4
108-88-3
71-55-6
79-01-6
75-01-4
FSTRAC REPORT




Current
PM^ *4a1 4 nna
uuiaeiiDeS
!ug/L) Note
35
1
5

75
1
7
25
5
10
0,01
20

109
1,000

5000
iwe
100

1
5
1000
200
5
2

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 89/13/95
FSTRAC REPORT
                                                  REPORT  2
                                DETAILED  STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES,  BY  AGENCY
                                                  FLORIDA
Cheiical
Haw?
benzene
carbon tetrachloride
dichloroethane, 1,2-
ethylene dibroaide
•ethyl-t-tratyl ether
napthalene
PAHs (excluding napthalenes)
sodiui
tetrachloroethylene
total recoverable petroleui hydrocarbons
total volatile aroiatics
trichloroethylene
vinyl chloride

CAS t
01-43-2
56-23-5
107-06-2
106-93-4
1634-«4-4
91-20-3
seq 6
744-02-35
127-18-4
seq
seq
79-01-6
75-01-4
Current
Ct 4*l/4nVf4n
bianaaras
(ug/L)
1
3
3
0.02
56
100
10
- 160
3
5,000
50
3
1
Current
Pil4 /4nl t nnr*
buiaeiines
(ug/L) Note




i
1
1


1
1


1   Groundvater cleanup regs

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09/13/95







dibroio-3-chloropropane,
ethylene dibroiide
trichloropropane, 1, 2, 3-

REPORT 2
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGEHCY
HAWAII
Cheiical


Ha*? CAS *
1,2- 96-12-8
106-93-4
96-18-4
FSTRAC REPORT



Current Current
Cf unAni+rfa Pi 1 1 Aa 1 f MAM
btanoaras uuiaeiines
(ug/L) (ug/L) Note
0.04
0.04
0,8

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09/13/95
11
              FSTRAC REPORT
                                                 REPORT 2
                               DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES,  BY  AGENCY
                                                 ILLINOIS
Cheiical
NaK
Current
	 .... 	 Standards
CAS * (ug/L)
Current
buioeiinea
(ug/L)

Hote
aldrin
copper
DDT
dieldrin
foeptanhlor
heptachlor epoxide
iron
lead
nanganeee
zinc
                                                 309-00-2
                                                 7440-50-B
                                                 50-29-3
                                                 60-57-1
                                                 T6-44-8
                                                 1024-57-3
                                                 7439-89-5
                                                 7439-92-1
                                                 7439-%-5
                                                 7440-66-6
1
5,000
50
1
8.1
0.1
1000
50*
150
i   Standard applies only to source vater saiple.
2   Only for commit ies serving lore than 1,000 persons.

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09/13/95

DETAILED STANDARDS

Cheiical

Haw?
acifluorfen
acrylaiide
alachlor
aldicarb
aluiinui
aietryn
aiiben, see chloraiben
aiioniui sulfaaate
atrazine
azinophosiethyl
bariui
baygon
bentazon
benzene
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
bis ( 2-ethylhexy 1 ) phthalate
boron
broiacil
brotlde
broiochloroisethane
brosQiethane
butachlor
butylate
cadiiui
captan
carbaryl
carbofuran
carbon tetrachloride
carboxin
chloraiben
chloraiine
chlorate
chlordane
chlorine dioxide
chlorite
chlorobenzene, see ionochlorobenzene
chloroiethane
chlorothalonil
chlorotoluene, o, p-
chroiiui
cis-l,2-dichloroeth]rlene, see dichloroethylene, c
cyanazine
cyanide
D, 2,4-
dacthal
dalapon
DDT
di(2-ethylhexyl) adipate


REPORT 2
AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
MAINE
Current
«i • •
«___-__._„„_„_.„».„«„_-«___ btanoaros
CAS » !ug/L)
5894-66-6
79-06-1
15972-60-8
116-86-3
7429-^96-5
834-12-fl

7713-86-0
1912-24-9
86-50-0
7440-39-3
114-26-1
25057-89-8
71-43-2
111-44-4
39638-32-9
117-81-7
7440-42-8
314-40-9
24959-67-9
74-97-5
74-83-9
23184-66-9
2083-41-5
7440-43-9
133-06-2
63-25-2
1563-66-2
56-23-5
5234-6fl-4
133-90-4
55-86-7
18326-21-3
57-74-9
18849-04-4
14998-27-7

74-87-3
1897-45-6
95-09-8
7440-47-3
is-1,2-
21725-46-2
57-12-5
94-75-7
1861-32-1
75-9C-0
50-29-3
103-23-1
FSTRAC REPORT




Current
Hiii ./"To 1 { nao
UUlQBllIlcS
(ug/L) Note
10
0,1
2
2
1438
68

1588
3
25
1508
3
17.5
5
8.3
258
25
628
25
668
92
10
20
360
5
188
164
40
2.7
768
105
166
7
0.27
60
7

3
15
140
180

1
154
70
3508
280
0.83
488

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09/13/95






di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate,
diazinon
dibroio-3-chloropropane, 1
dibutyl phthalate
dicaiba
dichlorobenzene, o-,i-
dichlorobenzene, p-
dichlorodifluoroiethane
dichloroethane, 1, 1-
dichloroethane, 1,2-
dichloroethylene, 1, 1-
dichloroethylene, cis-1,2-
dichloroethylene, trans-1,
dichloroiethane
dichlorophenol, 2,4-
dichloropropane, 1,2-
dichloropropene, 1,3-
dieldrin
diwthrin
dinitrobenzene, 1,3-
dinitrophenol, 2,4-
dinoseb
dioxane, p-
diphenaiid
diquat
disulfoton
diuron
endothall
endrin
epichlorohydrin
ethylbenzene
ethylene dibroiide
ethylene glycol
ethylene thiourea
ETU, see ethylene thiourea
fenaiiphos
fluoKtron
fluoride
fluorotrichloroiethane
fluorotrichloroiethane
folpet
fonofos
fonaldehyde
fuel oil 12
gasoline
glyphosate
heptachlor
heptachlor epoxide
hexachlorobenzene


REPORT 2
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
KAINE
Cheiical Current
— . , i
Hate CAS 1 (ug/L)
see bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
333-41-5
,2- 96-12-8
84-74-2
wie-ae-9
95-58-1
106-46-7
75-71-8
75-34-3
107-06-2
75-35-4
156-59-2
2- 156-60-5
75-09-2
120-83-2
78-87-5
542-75-6
60-57-1
67239-16-1
99-65-0
51-28-5
88-85-7
123-91-1
957-51-7
85-00-7
298-04-4
330-54-1
145-73-3
72-20-8
106-89-8
100-41-4
106-93-4
107-21-1
96-45-7

22224-92-6
2164-17-2
16984-48-8
75-69-4
75-69-4
133-07-3
944-22-9
50-00-0
68476-30-2
8006-61-9
1071-83-6
76-44-8
1024-57-3
118-74-1
FSTRAC REPORT




Current
« , i * ,
uuioeiines
(ug/L) Hote

0.63
0.2
220
280
85
27
1050
5
5
7
70
70
48
20
5
2
0.02
2100
1
31
2
70
200
20
0.3
14
140
0.2
35
700
0.005
5500
3

1.8
90
2400
2300
2300
320
14
30
50
50
700
0.08
0.04
0.2

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09/13/95

DETAILED STANDARDS

Cheaical

Haw
hexachlorobutadiene
hexachlorocyclopentadiene
hexachlorocylcohexane lgaiia-1, see lindane
hexachlorophene
he^aas, n-
hexachloroethane
hexazinone
iodide
iron
iaophorone
kerosene
lead
lindane
•a lath ion
•aleic hydrazide
•aneb
•anganese
HCPA
•ercury
•ethtmyl
•ethoxychlor
•ethyl ethyl ketone
•ethyl lethacrylate
•ethyl parathion
•ethyl-t-butyl ether
•ethylene chloride, see dichloroiethane
Betolachlor
•etribuzin
•onochlorobenzene
naphthalene
nickel
nitrate (as H)
nitrite (as H)
nitrobenzene
nitroguanidine
nitrophenol
oxaeyl
PAHs
paraquat
• parathion
PCBs
PCHB
pentachlorophenol
phorate
piclorai
prowton
pronaiide
propachlor
propanil


REPORT 2
AMD GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
MAINE
Current

CAS * (ug/L)
87-68-3
77-47-4

70-38-4
110-54-3
67-72-1
51235-04-2
2M61-54-5
7439-89-6
78-59-1
eeaa-20-6
7439-92-1
59-89-9
121-75-7
123-33-1
12427-38-2
7439-%-5
94-74-6
7439-97-6
16752-77-5
72-43-5
78-93-3
80-62-6
298-M-B
1634-04-4

51218-45-2
21087-64-9
108-90-7
91-28-3
7440-02-0
14797-55-8
14797-65-0
98-95-3
556-88-7
aeq:55
23135-22-0
seq:6
1918-42-5
56-38-2
1336-36-3
82-68-8
87-86-5
298-02-2
1918-02-1
1610-18-0
23958-58-5
1918-16-7
709-98-8
FSTRAC REPORT




Current
f*iti/401 i noa
UUlutrl J.IICD
I ug/L) Hote
1
50

2
4eae
i
210
340
340
140
50
28
0.2
40
3588
10
208
2.5
2
58
188
170
288
2
58

180
175
47
25
158
18,888
1080
1.4
708
83
175
8.83
30
8.6
8.05
71
1
8.2
380
108
58
92
48

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09/13/95





propazine
prophai
resorcinol
rotenone
seleniM
silver
eiiazine
strontiui
etyrene
T, 2,4,5-
TCDD, 2,3,7,8-
tebuthiuron
terbacil
terbufos
tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin,
tetrachloroethane, 1, 1,1,2-
tetracbloroethylene
tballiui
thirai
toluene
toxaphene
TP, 2,4,5- (Silvex)
trichlorobenzene, 1,2,4-
trichlorobenzene, 1,3,5-
trichloroethane, 1, 1, 1-
trichloroethane, 1,1,2-
trichloroethylene
trichlorofluoroiethane, see
trichlorophenol, 2, 4, 6-
trichloropropane, 1, 2, 3-
trifluralin
trihaloKthanes (total)
trinitroglycerol
trinitrophenol
trinitrotoluene, 2, 4, 6-
tris (1,3-dicbloroiflopropyl)
vinyl chloride
xylenes
zirai (and Ferbai)


REPORT 2
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
MAINE
Cheiical Current
Maw? CAS f (ug/L)
139-40-2
122-42-9
108-46-3
83-79-4
7782-49-2
7440-22-4
122-34-9
7440-24-5
100-42-5
93-76-5
1746-01-6
34014-18-1
5902-51-2
13071-79-9
2,3,7,fl-, see TCDD, 2,3,7,8-
630-20-6
127-18-4
7440-28-0
137-26-8
108-88-3
8001-35-2
93-72-1
120-82-1
108-70-3
71-55-6
79-00-5
79-01-6
fluorotrichlororethane
88-06-2
96-18-4
1582-09-8
seq:28
55-63-0
ea-89-i
118-96-7
phosphate 72102-43-3
75-01-4
1330-20-7
137-30-4
FSTRAC REPORT




Current
r..j Jnl J - -a
buioeiines
(ug/L) Note
14
120
140
4
10
50
4
2400
5
70
2.2E-6
500
90
0.9

70
3
0.4
10
1400
0,3
1
70
40
200
3
5

700
40
2
100
5
57
2
14
0.15
600
25

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89/13/95

nF.mi.Fagm STANDARDS

Cheiatrtical


Haw?
acetone
benzalkoniui chloride
broiafon
edetate godiui, see tetraaodiui EDTA
fluorotrlchlcroiethane
forialdehyde
hydroquinone
iron
isopropanol
•anganese
potasaiui carbonate
sodiut bisulfite
sodiua broiide
sodiui eulfite
tetrasodiui EDTA
triethylene glycol


REPORT 2
AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
MARYLAND
Current
-i, , ,
	 btandards
CAS 1 (ug/L)
67-64-1
8^01-54-5
75-25-2

75-«9-4
50-M-0
123-31-9
7439-89-6
67-63-0
7439-96-5
584-08-7
7631-98-5
7647-15-6
7757-83-7
64-82-8
112-27-6
FSTRAC REPORT




Current
Pit 4 Jrt 1 4 r*.r*.f*
Guidelines

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09/13/95

DETAILED STANDARDS


REPORT 2
AKD GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
FSTRAC REPORT



MASSACHUSETTS
Cheiical


Nate
acetone
aldicarb
aldicarb sulfone
aldicarb su If oxide
bis(2-*thylhecyl)i*thelate
broioiethane
chlorofom
copper
cyanide
dichlorobenzene, p-
dichl orodifluoroiethane
dichloroethane, 1,1-
dichloroiethane
dichloropropene, 1,3-
dinoseb
dioxane, p-
diquat
ethylene dibroiide
ethylene glycol
•ethyl ethyl ketone
•ethyl Isobutyl ketone
•ethyl-t-butyl ether
•ethylene chloride, see dichloroaethane
•etolachlor
radon
sodiui
tetrahydrofuran
trichloratrifluoroethane
uraniui (picocuries/ liter)
Current
p. t .
	 , 	 btanaaras
CAS * (ug/U
67-64-1
116-06-3
1646-M-4
1646-87-3
117-81-7
74-83-9
67-66-3
7448-50-8
57-12-5
106-46-7
75-71-8
75-34-3
75-09-2
542-75-6
Bfl-85-7
123-91-1
85-08-7
106-93-4
107-21-1
78-93-3
108-10-1
1634-04-4

51218-45-2
10043-92-2
7440-23-5 28,008
109-99-9
76-13-1
7440-61-1
Current
Guidelines
(ug/LS Note
700
10
40
10
10
10
5 1
1300
140
5
1,400
5
5
2
5
50
20
0.04
5500
350
350
50

8
10,000 pCi/L

1,300
210,000
10
1   Frai Don-chlorinated supplies only

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09/13/95

DETAILED STANDARDS

Cheiical


Naie
butanol, n-
carbon disulfide
dichloroethane, 1, 1-
diiethyl phenol, 2,4- (i-xylenol!
diaethyl eulfide
dioxane, 1,4-, see dioxane, p-
dicxane, p-
freon-113, see trichlorotrifluoroethane
a-xylenol, see diiethyl phenol, 2,4-
lethyl iaobutyl ketone
•ethyl-t-butyl ether
n-butyl alcohol, see butanol, n-
tert-butyl alcohol
tetrahydrofuran
THF, see tetrahydrofuran
trichlorotrifluoroethane


REPORT 2
AMD GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
KICHIGAH
Current
p, , j
jLanQaruQ
CAS t !ug/L)
71-36-3
75-15-0
75-34-3
105-67-9
75-1Q-3

123-91-1


108-10-1
1634-04-4

75-65-0
109-99-9

76-13-1
FSTRAC REPORT




Current
r* i j 1 1
buzueiiDes
(ug/L) Hote
700
80
40
140
2,508

2


350
40

920
150

21,000

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09/13/95



REPOfiT 2
FSTRAC REP01T


DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY

Cheiical

Haw*
acenipthene
acetone
acifluorfen
acrylaiide
acrylonitriie
alachior
aldicarb
aldrin
allyl chloride
aietryn
anoaiui sulfaiate
anthracene
antiiony
arsenic
asbestos 
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09/13/95
REPORT 2



FSTRAC REPORT


DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
I1INHESOTA
Cheiical

NSK
chlorothalonil
chlorpyrifos
chroiiui
chroiiui III
cobalt
copper
cresol, •, o, p-
cyanazine
cyanide
D, 2,4-
dacthal
dalapon
DDT
DEHP, see bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
ditethylhexylJphthalate, see bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
diazinon
dibroio-3-chloropropane, 1,2-
dibroiobenzene, 1,4-
dihroBochloroiethane
dibroiochloroiethane
dibroioethane, 1, 2-, see ethylene dibroiide
dibutyl phthalate
dicaiba
dichlorobenzene, •-
dichlorobenzene, o-
dichlorobenzene, p-
diohlorobenzidine, 3,3-
dichlorodifluoroiethane
dichloroethane, 1, 1-
dichloroethane, 1,2-
dichloroethylene, 1,1-
dichloroethylene, cis-1, 2-
dichloroethylene, trans- 1,2-
dichloroiethane
dichlorophenol, 2,4-
dichloropropane, 1,2-
dichloropropene, 1,3-
dleldrln
diiethrin
dinitrophenol, 2,4-
dinitrotoluene, 2,4-
dinoaeb
dioxane, p-
dlphenaild
diphenylhydrazine, 1, 2-
dlsulfoton
diuron

Current
c* . •
., «*._ btanaaras
CAS * (ug/L)
1B97-45-6
2921-88-2
7448-47-3
1M25-73-7
7440-48-4
7440-58-8
188-39-4*
21725-46-2
57-12-5
94-75-7
1861-32-1
75-99-8
50-29-3


333-41-5
96-12-8
186-37-6
124-48-1
124-4B-1

84-74-2
1918-M-9
541-73-1
95-50-1
106-46-7
91-94-1
75-71-8
75-34-3
107-06-2
75-35-4
156-59-2
156-&0-5
75-89-2
120-83-2
76-87-5
542-75-6
60-57-1
67239-16-1
51-28-5
121-14-2
88-85-7
123-91-1
957-51-7
122-66-7
298-94-4
330-54-1

Current
p ^ j i j
uuiaeiines
(ug/L) Note
108
28
100
20,880
2
1088
30 1
10
188
70
3000
280
1


0.6
0,3
70
10
10

700
208
608
680
10
0,8
1080
70
4
6
70
100
58
20
5
2
8. 82
2800
10
1
10
38
288
0,5
0.3
10
1   • additional CASHOs are 95-48-7, & 106-44-5.

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REPORT 2
FSTRAC REPORT


DETAILED STANDARDS AMD GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY

Cheiical

HaK
endothall
endrin
epichlorohydrin
EPTC
ethyl etfcer
ethylbenzene
ethyldipropylthiocarbaiate, B-, see EPTC
ethylene dibroiide
ethylene glycol
ethylene thlourea
ETU, see ethylene thiourea
fenaiiphoa
fluoietron
fluoranthene
fluorene (9H-fluorene)
fluorotrichlorowthane
fonofos
glyphoeate
heptachlor
heptachlor epoxide
hexachlorobenzene
hexachlorobutadiene
hexachlorocyclohexane (alpha-)
hexachlorocyclohexane (beta-)
hexachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin ( BxCDD )
hexachloroethane
hexane, n-
hexazinone
isophorone
isopropyl benzene
lead
lindane
linuron
•aleic hydrazide
•anganese
NCPA
•ercury
wthoiyl
•ethcxychlor
•ethyl ethyl ketone
•ethyl isobutyl ketone
•ethyl parathion
Ktolachlor
•etribuzin
•olybdenui
•onochlorobenzene
n-butanol, see butanol, n-
n-butyl phthalate, see dibutyl phthalate
naphthalene
HINHESQTA
Current

CAS * (ug/L)
145-73-3
72-28-3
1U6-89-8
759-94-4
6S-29-7
100-41-4

106-93-4
107-21-1
%-45-7

22224-92-6
2184-17-2
206-44-8
86-73-7
75-69-4
944-22-9
1071-83-6
76-44-8
1024-57-3
118-74-1
87-68-3
319-84-6
319-85-7
19408-74-3
67-72-1
110-54-3
51235-04-2
78-59-1
98-82-8
7439-92-1
58-89-9
330-55-2
123-33-1
7439-96-5
94-74-6
7439-97-6
16752-77-5
72-43-5
78-93-3
108-10-1
298-00-0
51218-45-2
21087-64-9
7439-98-7
188-90-7


91-20-3

Current
fiiH rfal i rtps
UUXUC^HlcB
(ug/L) Note
1000
2
30
200
1,080
700

0.004
10,000
2

2
90
TOA
•JfVO
iaa
JWO
2000
10
700
0,08
0.04
0.2
1
0.06
0.2
0.0001
1
4,000
200
100
300
20
0.3
1
3000
600
4
2
209
30
300
300
2
100
175
40
100


30

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09/13/95
REPORT 2



FSTRAC REPORT


DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
HIKNESOTA
Cheiical

Haw
nickel
nitrate (as H)
nitrite (as H)
nitrobenzene
nitrosodi-n-b'stylaiine, s-
nitrosodiethylaiine, n-
nitrosadiiethylaiine, n-
nitrosodiphenylaiine, n-
oxaiyl
PAHs (total carcinogenic)
PAHs (total non-carcinogenic)
paraquat
pentachlorobenzene
pentachlorophenol
phenol
piclorai
proieton
pronaiide
propachlor
propazine
prophai
seleniui
silver
siiazine
styrene
T, 2,4,5-
tebuthiuron
terbacil
terbufos
tetrachlorobenzene, 1,2,4,5-
tetrachloroethane, 1, 1, 1, 2-
tetrachloroethane, 1, 1, 2, 2-
tetrachloroethylene
tetr achlor ophenol , 2, 3, 4, 6-
tetrahydrofuran
thalliui
tin
toluene
toxaphene
TP, 2,4,5- (Silvex)
trichloroethane, 1,1,1-
trichloroethane, 1,1,2-
triohloroethylene
trichlorofluorosethane, see fluorotrichloroiethane
trichlorophenol, 2,4,6-
trichloropropane, 1,2,3-
trichlorotrifluoroethane
trlfluralin
trinitrobeniene, 1,3,5-

Current

CAS 1 (ug/L)
7440-02-0
14797-55-8
14797-65-8
98-95-3
924-16-3
55-18-5
52-75-9
86-38-6
23135-22-0
seq:6
	
1910-42-5
603-93-5
87-86-5
1M-95-2
1918-02-1
1610-18-a
23950-58-5
1918-16-7
139-40-2
122-42-9
7782-49-2
7440-22-4
122-34-9
180-42-5
93-76-5
34014-18-1
5902-51-2
13071-79-9
95-94-3
630-2«-6
79-34-5
127-18-4
58-90-2
109-99-9
7440-28-0
7440-31-5
108-88-3
8001-35-2
93-72-1
71-55-6
79-00-5
79-01-6

88-86-2
96-18-4
76-13-1
1582-09-8
99-35-4

Current
r * J 14
uuiQeiines
(ug/L) Hote
180
10,000
1000
3
8.86
0.002
0.007
78
200
0.03
0.3
3
6
200
4800
500
50
50
90
10
180
20
20
10
18
70
500
100
1
2
20
2
7
200
IN
0.6
jaaa
%uw
1000
0.3
52
600
3
30

30
40
200,000
6
0.3

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89/13/95

vanadiui
vinyl chloride
xylenea
zinc
REPORT 2
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
HINNESOTA
Cheiical Current
Haie CAS * (ug/L>
7440-62-2
75-01-4
1338-20-7
7440-66-6
FSTRAC REPORT
Current
(ug/L) Note
40
0.1
10,000
1,000

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09/13/95

DETAILED STANDARDS
HEX
Dietical
Naae
acetone
acrylaiide
acrylonitrile
aldrin
ally! cfclnride
benzidine
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bi3(ch,loroiethyl) ether
butadiene, 1,3-
caiphor
DDT
dichlorobenzidine, 3,3-
dichloroethane, 1,1-
dieldrin
dinitrotoluene, 2,4-
diphenylhydrazine, 1,2-
ethylene glycol
hexachlorocyclohexane (alpha-)
hexachlorocyclohexane, technical
hexachlorodibenzodioxin
nethyl ethyl ketone
•ethyl-t-butyl ether
phenol
tetrahydrofuran
trichlorophenol, 2,4,6-


REPORT 2
AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
HAHPSHIRE
Current
CAS * (ug/L)
67-64-1
79-06-1
107-13-1
309-00-2
187-0S-1
92-87-5
111-44-4
542-88-1
106-99-0
76-22-2
50-29-3
91-94-1
75-34-3
60-57-1
121-14-2
122-66-7
107-21-1
319-84-6
608-73-1
34455-46-8
78-93-3
1634-04-4
108-95-2
109-99-9
88-06-2
FSTRAC REPORT




Current
(ug/L) Note
700
0
0.06
0.002
7.4
2E-4
0.03
1.6 E-4
0.019
200
0.1
0.021
fll
0.002
0.11
0.05
7000
0.006
0.02
5.6E-6
170
100
4000
154
1.9

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benzene
carbon tetrachloride
chlordane
dichlorobenzene, •-
tjiehlorobenzene, a-
dichloroethane, 1, 1-
dichloroethane, 1,2-
dichlorcethylene, 1, 1-
dichloroethylenes, 1,2-
dichloroiethane
ethylene glycol
formaldehyde
hexane, n-
•ethyl ethyl ketone
•ethyl-t-butyl ether
aethylene chloride, see
Bonochlorobenzene
naphthalene
PCBs
tetrachloroethane, 1, 1, 2
tetrachloroethylene
trichlorobenzene, 1,2,4-
trichloroethane, 1,1,1-
trichloroethane, 1,1,2-
trichloroethylene
vinyl chloride
xylenea


REPORT 2
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
N£¥ JERSEY
Cheiical
Naie CAS f
71-43-2
56-23-5
57-74-9
541-73-1
9S-5*~1
75-34-3
107-06-2
75-35-4
540-59-0
75-09-2
107-21-1
50-00-0
110-54-3
78-93-3
1634-04-4
dichloroiethane
108-90-7
91-20-3
1336-36-3
,2- 79-34-5
127-18-4
120-82-1
71-55-6
79-00-5
79-01-6
75-01-4
1330-20-7





Current
(ug/L)
1
2
0.5
600
609

2
2
10.
2






4>

0.5

1
a
26

1
2
44*
FSTRAC REPORT




Current
Guidelines
(ug/L) Note
1




90


2

290
100
33
270
700

2
300

1



3


2
1   Guidelines for a 1 year versus lifetime exposure period are available  for all compounds  listed  as
    having standards.
2   Current standard under review.

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09/13/95
                                                 REPORT 2
                               DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
                                                 NEV YORK
Cheiical
Haw?
principal organic contaminant
total principal and unspecific organic cental.
unspecified organic contaiinant
Current
	 Standards
CAS * (ug/L)
5
1W
50
Current
Guidelines
(ug/L)


Note


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27
               FSTRAC REPORT
                                                  REPORT  2
                               DETAILED  STANDARDS AMD GUIDELINES,  BY AGENCY
                                               NORTH CAROLINA

                                 Cheiical
                            NBK
                                                     CAS t
 Current      Current
Standards    Guidelines
  (ug/L)       (ug/L)    Note
butanone, 2-, see iethyl ethyl ketone
chloro,  1-, epoxypropane, 2,3-, see epichlorohydrin
chlorophenol, 2-
dibroio-3-chloropropane, 1,2-
dicftlorodifluoroieLhsme
diethylene dioxide, 1,4-, see dioxane, p-
dioxane, p-
epichlorohydrin
ethylene glycol
fluoride
freon-12, see dichlorodifiuoroiethane
halon, see dichlorodifluorotethane
hexane, n-
iron
•anganese
HEX, see lethyl ethyl ketone
nethyl ethyl ketone
•ethyl-t-hutyl ether
total trihaloiethanes
xylenes
pH
                                                  95-57-8
                                                  96-12-8
                                                  75-71-B

                                                  123-91-1
                                                  106-89-8
                                                  107-21-1
                                                  16984-48-8
                                                  110-54-3
                                                  7439-89-6
                                                  7439-96-5

                                                  78-93-3
                                                  1634-04-4
                                                  NA
                                                  1330-20-7
                                                  NA
 1000
 300
 50
            0.1
            0.025
            C.I9

            7
            3.54
            7,080
            14,300
            170
            200

            400
 <6.5
1   Treatment required for non-coipliers.
2   »The TTHH regulations are also applied to utilities serving less than
3   Treatment required for non-coipliance
                                                                    10,000  pop.

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28
                                                  REPORT  2
                                DETAILED  STANDARDS AND  GUIDELINES,  BY AGENCY
                                                RHODE  ISLAND
   FSTRAC REPORT
                                 Cheiical
                            Kaie
                                                     CAS t
 Current
Standards
  (ug/L)
  Current
 Guidelines
   (ug/L)    Note
nitrogen  (total)
PCBs
polychlorinated biphenyls, see PCBs
sodiui
xylenes
                                                  7727-37-9
                                                  1336-36-3

                                                  7440-23-5
                                                  1336-28-7
0.5

25-100 ppi    1
le/eee
1   At levels above 25ppi,  physicians iust be notified.  At levels above  100ppi, consumers lust be
    notified.

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09/13/95

DETAILED STANDARDS
U
Chetical

Haie
acrylaeide
adipatea (DEHA), see di(2-ethylhexyl)adipate
alachlor
aldicarb
aldicarb sulfone
aldicarb sulfoxide
aluiinui
awtryn
aiioniui sulfaiate
antiiony
arsenic
asbestos (long fibers/liter)
atrazine
bariui
basagran, see bentazon
baygon
bentazon
benzene
benzo-a-pyrene
berylliui
beta particle and photon activity
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
bis (2-ethylhexyl ) phthalate
boron
broiacil
broiochloroiethane
broiodichlorotethane
braiofon
broioiethane
butylate
cadiiui
carbaryl
carbofuran
carbon tetrachloride
carboxin
chloral hydrate
cbloraiben
chloraiine
chlordane
chloride
chlorine dioxide
chlorobenzene, see •onochlorobenzene
chlorodibroioiethane, see dibroiocbloroiethane
chlorofon
FSTRAC REPORT

REPORT 2
AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
.S.E.P.A.


CAS t
79-06-1

15972-60-8
116-66-3
1G46--D8-4
1646-87-3
7429-90-5
834-12-8
7713-06-0
7440-36-0
7440-38-2
1332-21-4
1912-24-9
7440-39-3

114-26-1
25057-89-0
71-43-2
50-32-8
7440-41-7
12587-47-2
39638-32-9
117-81-7
7440-42-8
314-40-9
74-97-5
75-27-4
75-25-2
74-83-9
2008-41-5
7440-43-9
63-25-2
1563-66-2
56-23-5
5234-68-4
302-17-0
133-90-4
55-86-7
57-74-9
7440-61-1
10049-04-4


67-66-3




Current
Ct a«Xa»*^o
fug/L)
TT«

2






6
50*
7E+06
3
2000



5
0.2
4
4iret/yr

6



100
100


5

40
5




2




100




Current
fill 4 Ho 1 i r\oo
UUlQclllire
(ug/L)



7
7
7
50-200/SHCL*
60
2000



3
2000

3
20




300

600
90
90


10
350
5
700
40

700
60
100
3,000

250,000/SHCL
80'









Note
1





2



3




























4




1   • TT wans treatment technique: HCLG = zero.
2   SHCL leans the non-health secondary laxiiui contaminant level.
3   'Under revie*.
4   SHCL = secondary laxiiui contaiinant level, non-health based.

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09/13/95

DETAILED STANDARDS
U
Cheiical

Naie
chloroiethane
chlorophenol, 2-
chlorotoluene, o-
chlorotoluene, p-
chl-GTpyrifos
chroiiui
color
copper
corroeivity
cyanazine
cyanide
cyclonite, see RDX
D, 2,4-
dacthal
dalapon
DBCP, see dibroio-3-chloropropane, '1,2-
DEHP, see bis<2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
di(2-ethylhexyl)adipate
diazinoit
dibroio-3-chloropropane, 1,2-
dibroaoacetonitrile
dibroiochloroiethane
dicaiba
dichloroacetonitrile
dichlorobenzene, •-
dichlorobenzene, o-
dichlorobenzene, p-
dichlorodifluoroiethane
dichloroethane, 1,2-
dichloroethylene, 1,1-
dichloroethylene, cis-1,2-
dichloroethylene, trans-1, 2-
dichloroiethane
dichlorophenol, 2,4-
dichloropropane, 1,2-
diethyl phthalate (PAE)
diisopropyl Kthylphosphonate (DIMP)
diiethrin
diiethyl Kthylphosphonate
dinitrobenzene, 1,3-
dinoseb
diphenaiid
diphenylaiioe
diquat
FSTRAC REPORT

REPORT 2
AND GUIDELINES, BY AGEHCY
.S.E.P.A.


CAS *
74-87-3
95-57-8
95-89-8
106-43-4
2921-Bfi-2
7440-47-3
...
7440-50-8
—
21725-46-2
57-12-5

94-75-7
1861-32-1
75-90-0


103-23-1
333-41-5
96-12-8
3252-43-5
124-48-1
1918-08-9
3818-12-8
541-73-1
95-58-1
106-46-7
75-71-8
107-86-2
75-35-4
156-59-2
156-68-5
75-09-2
128-63-2
78-87-5
84-66-2
1445-75-6
67239-16-1
756-79-6
99-65-0
88-85-7
957-51-7
122-39-4
85-08-7




Current
C4>anriardo
3lai]Udl U£J
(ug/L)





100

1,380/AL




70

200


400

0.2

100


600
600
75

5
7
70
180
5

5





7


28




Current
» j j i •
!ug/L)
3
40
100
100
20
100
15 CU/SHGL'
1,080/SHCL
non-cor/SJICL
1
200

70
4008
200


400
0,6

20
60
200
6
680
600
75
1080

7
70
180

20

5,880
688
2888
108
1
7
280
208
28






Note






1
2
3



































1   SHCL = secondary taxiiui contaiinant level, non-health based,
2   AL=action level is the tap water concentration at which remedial
    SHCL-Secondary  Haxiitm Contaiinant Level.
3   SHCL = secondary laxiiui contaiinant level, non-health based.
CU = color units
response is called for;

non-cor = non-corroeive.

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DETAILED STAHDARDS
Chemical
Kaw
acenapthene
acephate
acetone



acifluorfen

acrolein
acrylaiide




acrylonitrile



adipates (DEHA), see di(2-ethylbeiyl)adipate
alachlor




aldicarb






aldicarb sulfooe

aldicarb sulf oxide

REPORT 3
I AMD GUIDELINES, BY C
CAS *
83-32-9
38568-19-1
67-&4-1
67-64-1
67-64-1
67-64-1
5094-66-6
5094-66-6
107-02-B
79-06-1
79-86-1
79-06-1
79-06-1
79-06-1
107-13-1
107-13-1
107-13-1
107-13-1

15972-60-8
15972-60-B
15972-60-8
15972-60-8
15972-60-8
116-06-3
116-06-3
116-06-3
116-06-3
116-06-3
116-06-3
116-06-3
1646-88-4
1646-88-4
1646-87-3
1646-87-3
IHEHICAL
Agency
HI
AZ
HA
HD
KM
NH
HE
HI
AZ
AZ
EPA
HE
HH
IK
AZ
CT
Hi
KB

AZ
CA
EPA
HE
HI
AZ
CA
EPA
Hi
HE
HI
VI
EPA
HA
EPi
HA
FSTRAC REPORT
Current Current
Cf Aftf4f»v>*40 Hid Aal -t nna
b tan oar as buioviim?8
 (ug/L) Mote
4,000
4
706
3600
700
700
10
9
320
0.01
TTt 1
0.1
0.1
0
0.15
35
0.6
0.06

0.15
0.2
2
2
4
9
10
7
10
2
9
1
7
40
7
10
1   • TT aeane treatment technique: HCLG = zero.

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Ha.
aldrin




allyl chloride

aluiinui



aietryn


aiiben, see chloraiben
anoniui sulfaute


anthracene
antliony


arsenic



asbestos (long fibers/liter)

atrazine




FSTHAC EEPOBT

8EPORT3
DETAILED STANDARDS AHD GUIDELIKS, BY
Chetical


K CAS t
309-00-2
309-00-2
309-00-2
309-00-2
309-00-2
107-05-1
187-05-1
7429-90-5
7429-90-5
7429-90-5
7429-90-5
834-12-8
834-12-8
834-12-6

7713-06-0
7713-06-0
7713-06-0
120-12-7
7440-36-0
7440-36-0
7440-36-0
7440-38-2
7440-38-2
7440-38-2
7440-38-2
1332-21-4
1332-21-4
1912-24-9
1912-24-9
1912-24-9
1912-24-9
1912-24-9


CBEHICAL


Agency
A2
CA
IL
HI
MH
HI
HH
AZ
CA
EPA
HE
EPA
HE
HI

EPA
HE
HI
HI
AZ
EPA
HI
AL
AZ
EPA
HI
EPA
HI
iZ
CA
EPA
HE
HI



Current Current
Standards Guidelines
(ug/L) (ug/L)
0.002
8.05
1
0.82
0.002
1
7.4
73
1000
50-200/5HCL>
1430
60
60
60

2000
1500
1000
2,000
14
6
2
50
50 50
50*
0.2
7E*K
7E*07
3
3
3 3
3
3





lote

1







2














3








azlnophoeiethyl
86-50-0
25
1   Established at liiit of quantification.
2   SHCL means the non-health secondary luiiui contaiinant level.
3   'Under review.

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bariui




basagran, see bentazon
baygon




bentazon



benzalkoniui chloride
benzene








benzene, a- hexachloride,
benzene, b- hexachloride,
benzidine


benzo-a-pyrene

benzole acid
berylliui



REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDARDS AMD GUIDELINES, BY
Cheiical


Haw CAS I
7448-39-3
7448-39-3
7440-39-3
7440-39-3
7440-39-3

114-26-1
114-26-1
114-26-1
114-26-1
114-26-1
25357-89-0
25857-89-0
25857-89-8
25857-89-8
8881-54-5
71-43-2
71-43-2
71-43-2
71-43-2
71-43-2
81-43-2
71-43-2
71-43-2
71-43-2
see hexaehlorocyclohexane (alpha-)
see hexachlorocyclohexane (beta-)
92-87-5
92-87-5
92-87-5
58-32-8
58-32-8
65-85-8
7448-41-7
7448-41-7



CHEMICAL



Agency
AL
AZ
EPA
HE
HB

AZ
CA
EPA
HE
KB
CA
EPA
HE
n
HD
AL
AZ
CA
CT
EPA
a
HE
n
IJ


AZ
HI
IB
AZ
EPA
HI
AZ
EPA
FSTRAC REPORT



Current Current
Cf anrf EKTH^O Pi» 4 rla 1 4 V\A*I
btauaarua buiaeiines
(ug/L) (ug/L) late
1880
1088 1508
OAAA naaA
iWW xWW
1508
2m

3
90
3
3
3
18
28
17.5
28
10
5
5 1.3
1
1
5
1
5
18
1 1


8.8881
8.882
2E-4
0.883
0.2
38,080
8.007
4
1   Guidelines for a 1 year versus lifetime exposure period are available for all compounds listed as having
    standards.

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REPORT 3
DETAILED STAUDARDS AUD GUIDELINES, BY CHEMICAL
Cheiical
MSK

beta particle and photon activity
biphenyl, 1,1- (diphenyl)
bis (2-chloroethyl) ether



bis ( 2-chloroisopropy 1 ) ether


bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate




bis(chloroiethyl)ether

bolero, see thiobencarb
boron


broiacil



bromide
broMchloroKthane

broBodichloroiethane


broiofon



CAS t
7440-41-7
12587-47-2
92-52-4
111-44-4
111-44-4
111-44-4
111-44-4
39638-32-9
39638-32-9
39638-32-9
117-81-7
117-81-7
117-81-7
117-81-7
117-81-7
542-88-1
542-88-1

7448-42-8
7448-42-8
7448-42-8
314-40-9
314-40-9
314-40-9
314-48-9
24959-67-9
74-97-5
74-97-5
75-27-4
75-27-4
75-27-4
75-25-2
75-25-2
75-25-2
75-25-2
Agency
Id
EPA
HI
AZ
HE
HM
m
EPA
HE
HH
CA
EPA
HA
HE
HI
HM
IB

EPA
HE
HI
AZ
EPA
HE
HI
HE
EPA
HE
AZ
EPA
HI
AZ
EPA
HD
HI
FSTRAC REPORT
Current Current
Standards Guidelines
(ug/L) (ug/L) lote
0.08
4irei/yr
300
0.030
8.3
0.3
0.03
300
250
300
4
6
10
25
20
0.002
1.6 E-4

600
620
600
80
90
25
80
660
90
92
8.19
100
3
0.19
100
40
40
broioiethane
74-83-9
,AZ
0.19

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REPORT 3
DETAILED STASDARDS AID GUIDELINES, BY CHEMICAL
Cheiical
HBK




butachlor
butadiene, 1,3-
butanol, n-

butanone, 2-, see lethyl ethyl ketone
butylate



butylbenzyl phthalate
butylphthalyl butylglycolate
cadiiui




caiphor
captan


carbaryl





carbofuran





CAS t
74-83-9
74-83-9
74-83-9
74-83-9
ZJ1B4-66-9
106-99-0
71-36-3
71-36-3

2008-41-5
2008-41-5
2008-41-5
2008-41-5
85-68-7
85-70-1
7440-43-9
7440-43-9
7440-43-9
7449-43-9
7440-43-9
76-22-2
133-86-2
133-86-2
133-86-2
63-25-2
63-25-2
63-25-2
63-25-2
63-25-2
63-25-2
1563-66-2
1563-66-2
1563-66-2
1563-66-2
1563-66-2
1563-66-2
Agency
EPA
HA
HE
HI
HE
HH
HI
HH

EPA
HE
HH »
VI
KM
HI
AL
AZ
EPA
HE
HI
HH
AZ
CA
HE
AZ
CA
EPA
HE
HI
VI
AZ
CA
EPA
HE
n
VI
FSTRAC REPORT
Current Current
Standards Guidelines
(ug/L) (ug/L) Hote
10
10
10
0.1
20
0.019
700
700

350
360
400
67
100
7,000
10
10 5
5 5
5
4
200
91
350
100
700
60
700
164
700
960
36
18
40 40
40
40
40
carbon disulfide
75-15-0
AZ
830

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REPORT 3
DETAILED STA8DARDS MID GUIDaiHES, BY C
Cheiical
Date


carbon tetrachloride








carboxin


*•
chloral hydrate
chloraiben



chloraiine

chlorate
chlordaoe





chlordiaefon
chloride
chlorine dioxide

CAS f
75-15-8
75-15-8
56-23-5
56-23-5
56-23-5
56-23-5
56-23-5
56-23-5
56-23-5
56-23-5
56-23-5
5234-68-4
5234-68-4
5234-68-4

382-17-8
133-98-4
133-98-4
133-98-4
133-98-4
55-86-7
55-86-7
18326-21-3
57-74-9
57-74-9
57-74-9
57-74-9
57-74-9
57-74-9
6164-98-3
7448-61-1
18849-04-4
18849-84-4
;HEHICAL
Current
Standards
Agency (ug/L)
HI
XX
iL 5
AZ 5
CA &5
CT
EPA 5
FL 3
HE
HI
SJ 2
EPA
HE
BU

EPA
EPA
HE
HE
HI
EPA
HE
HE
AZ
CA 8.1
EPA 2
HE
m
1J 8.5
AZ
EPA
EPA
HE
FSTEAC REPORT
Current
Guidelines
(ug/L! Hote
88
788

8.27

5


2.7
3

7N
788
788

68
188
185
188
158
3,888
166
7
8.822


8.27
8.3

8.827
250,880/SHCl 1
88
60
chlorite                                                       14998-27-7     HE




chloro, 1-, epoxypropane, 2,3-, see epichlorohydrin




chlorobenzene, see •ooochlorobenzene




1   59CL - secondary laxiiui contaminant level, non-health baaed.

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REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY (
Cheiical
IBK
chlorodibroiOKthane, see dibroiochloroie thane
chlorofon



chloroiethane


chlorophenol, 2-


chloropicrin
chlorothalonil

chlorotoluene, o, p-
chlorotoluene, o-
chlorotoluene, p-
chlorpyrifos

chroiiui




chroiiui III
CIPC ( isopropyl-n-3-chlorophenyl-carbaute)
cis-l,2-dichloroethylene, see dichloroethylene, cis-1,2-
cobalt

CAS »

67-66-3
67-66-3
67-66-3
67-66-3
74-87-3
74-87-3
74-87-3
95-57-8
95-57-8
95-57-8
76-96-2
1897-45-6
1897-45-6
95-99-8
95-99-8
196-43-4
2921-88-2
2921-88-2
7440-47-3
7440-47-3
7440-47-3
7440-47-3
7440-47-3
19025-73-7
191-21-3

7440-48-4
7440-48-4
HiEHICAL
Current
Standards
Agency (ug/L)

AZ
EPA 199
RA
HI
AZ
EPA
HE
EPA
HI
1C
CA
HE
HI
HE
EPA
EPA
EPA
HI
AL 59
AZ 59
EPA 190
HE
HI
ffl
CA

AZ
HI
FSTRAC REPORT
Current
Guidelines
(ug/L) Rote

0.49

5 1
60
0.19
3
3
40
30
0.1
50 2
15
100
140
100
190
20
20

120
100
100
100
20,000
350

0.70
2
color
1   Froi non-chlorinated supplies only
2   Taste and odor threshold.  Secondary action
3   SHCL = secondary laxiiui contaminant level,
                            EPA
level based on aesthetics.
non-health based.        CU = color units
15 CU/SMCLt   3

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copper




corrosivity
cresol, •, o, p-
cyanazine



cyanide




cyclonite, see RDX
D, 2,4-




dacthal




dalapon



FSTRAC REPORT

REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDABDS AND GUIDELINES, BY
Cheiical

NBK CAS f
7440-50-8
7440-50-8
7440-50-8
7448-58-8
7440-51-a
—
188-39-4t
21725-46-2
21725-46-2
21725-46-2
21725-46-2
57-12-5
57-12-5
57-12-5
57-12-5
57-12-5

94-75-7
94-75-7
94-75-7
94-75-7
94-75-7
1861-32-1
1861-32-1
1861-32-1
1861-32-1
1861-32-1
75-99-0
75-90-0
75-90-0
75-99-0


CHEMICAL


Agency
AZ
EPA
IL
HA
ii
EPA
HH
AZ
EPA
ME
Ml
AZ
EPA
HA
ME
Hi

AL
AZ
EPA
ME
HN
AZ
EPA
HE
HN
VI
AZ
EPA
ME
HI



Current Current
C4 an/4a/4B Hn 4 /4a 1 4 noo
SlaDQaTuS UUlQrllucS
(ug/L) (ug/L)
1800 1300
1,300/AL 1,008/SHCL
5,800*
1300
1030
non-cor/SHCL
30
9
1
1
10
220
200
140
154
100

100
100 70
70 70
70
70
3500
4000
3500
3000
10
568
208 200
200
208





Note

1
2


3
4
























DBCP, see dibroio-3-chloropropane, 1,2-

DDT
1   AL=action level is the tap »ater concentration at »hich remedial
    Haxiiui Contaiinant Level.
2   Standard applies only to source vater saiple.
3   SHCL = secondary uxiiui contaminant level, non-health based.
4   > additional CASIOs are 95-48-7, & 106-44-5.
50-29-3       A2                     0.10

           response is called for; SMCL=Secondary
           non-cor = non-corrosive.

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REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDARDS ADD GUIDELINES, BY i
Chemical
NBK




OEHP, gee MslZ-ethylbexyl^tisiste
di(2-ethylhexyl) adipate
di(2-ethylhexyl)adipate
di(2-ethylhexyl>phthaiate, see bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
di(ethylhexyl)phthalate, see bifl(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
diazlnon




dibroia-3-chloropropane, 1,2-







dihroioacetonitrile
dibroiobenzene, 1,4-
dibrowchloroaethane



dibroioethane, 1,2-, see ethylene dibroiide
dibutyl phthalate

dicaiba




CAS *
50-29-3
50-29-3
58-29-3
50-29-3

103-23-1
103-23-1


333-41-5
333-41-5
333-41-5
333-41-5
333-41-5
%-12-a
96-12-8
96-12-8
96-12-8
96-12-B
96-12-8
96-12-8
96-12-8
3252-43-5
106-37-6
124-48-1
124-48-1
124-48-1
124-48-1

84-74-2
84-74-2
1918-M-9
1918-M-9
1918-86-9
1918-B«-9
1918-W-9
CHEMICAL
Current
Standards
Agency (ug/L)
IL 50
HE
HN
IK

HE
EPA W


a.
CA
EPA
HE
HN
AZ
CA 0.2
EPA 0.2
HI 0.04
HE
HI
RC
VI 0.2
EPA
HI
AZ
EPA 100
n
HI

HE
HI
AZ
EPA
HE
HI
VI
FSTSAC BEPOBT
Current
Guidelines
(ug/L) Note

0.83
1
0.1

400
400
.

0.63
14
0.6
0.63
0.6
0.025



0.2
0.3
0.025

20
70
0.19
60
10
10

220
700
9
200
200
200
12.5

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FSTRAC REPORT

REPORT 3
DETAILED STAHDABDS AHD GUIDELINES, BY CHEMICAL
Cheiical Current
	 .. 	 . 	 Standards
Hate CAS 1 Agency (ug/L)



Current
Pit4 ftr\] J tkfm
Guidelines
(ug/L)




Note
dichloroacetonitrlle

dichlorobenzene, 1,2-, see dichlorobenzene, o-

dlehlorofeenzejie, 1,3-, se* dichlcrobenzene, t-

dichlorobenzene, 1,4-, see dichlorobenzene, p-

dichlorohenzene, •-
dichlorobenzene, o-
dichlorobenzene, o-, •-

dichlorobenzene, p-
dlchlorobenzidlne, 3,3-
dichlorodifluorotethane
M18-12-0
95-M-l
EPA
541-73-1
541-73-1
541-73-1
541-73-1
541-73-1
541-73-1
95-58-1
95-58-1
95-58-1
95-58-1
95-58-1
95-58-1
AZ
CA
EPA 688
HI
HJ 688
n
AZ
CA
C-PI Cflfl
bm wvv
Hi
HJ 688
HI 688
628
138
688
688

1258
628
138
688
688


HE
dichloroethane,  1,1-
186-46-7
186-46-7
186-46-7
186-46-7
186-46-7
186-46-7
186-46-7
186-46-7
186-46-7
91-94-1
91-94-1
91-94-1
75-71-fl
75-71-8
75-71-8
75-71-8
75-71-8
75-71-8
75-34-3
75-34-3
AL
AZ
CA
a
EPA
HA
HE
HI
HI
AZ
HI
IB
AZ
EPA
HA
HE
HI
HC
CA
KA
75

5

75



75









5

                                                                                                   75

                                                                                                   75
                                                                                                   75
                                                                                                   5
                                                                                                   27
                                                                                                   18
                                     8.8
                                     8,821

                                     1488
                                     1888
                                     1,488
                                     1858
                                     1888
                                     8,19
1   Secondary action level baaed on aesthetics.  Action level for sui of 1,2- and 1,3- dichlorobenzene is 138 ppb.

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DETAILED
Cheiical
RBM






dichloroethane, 1,2-








dichlorocthylene, 1,1-






dichloroethylene, cis-1,2-




dichloroethylene, trane-1,2-





dichloroethylenes, 1,2-

dichloroKthane







REPORT 3
STANDARDS AMD QJIDELIHES, BY

CAS I
75-34-3
75-34-3
75-34-3
75-34-3
75-34-3
75-34-3
107-06-2
187-06-2
107-06-2
107-06-2
107-06-2
107-06-2
107-06-2
107-06-2
107-06-2
75-35-4
75-35-4
75-35-4
75-35-4
75-35-4
75-35-4
75-35-4
156-59-2
156-59-2
156-59-2
156-59-2
156-59-2
156-60-5
156-60-5
156-60-5
156-60-5
156-60-5
156-60-5
540-59-0
548-59-0
75-09-2
75-09-2
75-09-2
75-09-2
75-09-2
75-09-2
75-09-2


CHEHICAL

Agency
HE
HI
HM
HH
HJ
HI
AL
AZ
CA
CT
EPA
FL
HE
HI
RJ
AZ
CA
CT
EPA
HE
Hi
HJ
CA
EPA
HE
HH
HI
AZ
Ci
EPA
HE
Ml
HI
AZ
HJ
AZ
Ci
CT
EPA
HA
HE
HI
FSTRAC REPORT


Current Current
(ug/L) (ug/L) Rote
5
40
70
81
90
658
5
5 0.38
0.5
1
5
3
5
4
2
7 7
6
7
7 7
7
6
2
6
70 70
70
70
70
70
10
100 100
70
100
100
70
10* 1
4.7
40
25
5
5
48
50
1   Current standard under review.

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dichlorophenol, 2,4-



dichloropropane, 1,2-





dichloropropene, 1,3-




dichloropropenes
dicofol
dieldrin








REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY
Cheiical


Rate CAS f
75-89-2
128-83-2
128-83-2
128-83-2
128-83-2
78-87-5
78-87-5
78-87-5
78-87-5
78-87-5
78-87-5
542-75-6
542-75-6
542-75-6
542-75-6
542-75-6
26952-23-8
115-32-2
68-57-1
68-57-1
68-57-1
68-57-1
68-57-1
68-57-1
68-57-1



CHEHICAL



Agency
NJ
AZ
EPA
HE
HH
AZ
CA
CT
EPA
HE
HH
CA
CT
HA
HE
KM
AZ
AZ
AZ
CA
CT
IL
HE
HH
HH
FSTBAC REPORT



Current Current
C4f*M(4<*l*F(a f*tl4 «4/*l 4 HnM
standards buidelines
(ug/L) (ug/L) Sote
2
21
28
28
28
8.56
5
5
5
5
5
8.5
18
2
2
2
87
8.88
8.881
8.85 1
8.81
1
8.82
8.82
8.882
diethyl phthalate (PAE)

diethylene dioxide,  1,4-, see dioxane, p-

diethylhexyl phthalate, see bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate

diisopropyl •ethylphosphonate (DIHP)

ditethoate



diiethrin
                                                              84-66-2
EPA
                                                              1445-75-6

                                                              68-51-5
                                                              68-51-5
                                                              68-51-5

                                                              67239-16-1
                                                              67239-16-1
                                                              67239-16-1
EPA

AZ
CA
VI

EPA
HE
HI
5
                                                                                                     1
688

1.2
148
288

2888
2188
2888
1   Established at liiit of quantification.

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DETAILED STANDARDS
Cheiical
HBK
diiethyl Kthylphosphonate
diwthyl phenol, 2,4- (i-xylenol)

diuthyl sulfide
dinitrobenzene, 1,3-

dinitrophenol, 2,4-


dinitrotoluene, 2,4-

dinoseb





dioxane, 1,4-, see dioiane, p-
dioxane, p-





diphenaiid



diphenylaiiue
diphenylhydrazine, 1,2-


diquat


REPORT 3
AND GUIDELINES, BY
CAS 1
756-79-6
105-67-9
105-67-9
75-18-3
99-65-8
99-65-0
51-28-5
51-28-5
51-28-5
121-14-2
121-14-2
83-85-7
88-85-7
Sfl-85-7
88-85-7
88-85-7
88-85-7

123-91-1
123-91-1
123-91-1
123-91-1
123-91-1
123-91-1
957-51-7
957-51-7
957-51-7
957-51-7
122-39-4
122-66-7
122-56-7
122-66-7
85-00-7
85-00-7
85-00-7
CHEMICAL
Agency
EPA
CA
HI
HI
EPA
HE
AZ
ME
HH
Ml
KH
AZ
EPA
MA
HE
HI
HI

CT
HA
HE
MI
HH
HC
CA
EPA
HE
HH
EPA
iZ
HH
IB
EPA
HA
HE
FSTRAC REPORT
Current Current
Standards Guidelines
(ug/L) (ug/L) Hote
100
400 1
140
2.3M
1
1
14
31
10
1
0.11
3.5
7 7
5
2
10
13

20
50
70
2
30
7
40
200
200
200
200
0.05
0.5
0.05
20 20
20
20
1   Taste and odor threshold.  Secondary action  level  based  on aesthetics.

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14
                          FSTRAC REPORT
                                                       REPORT 3
                                    DETAILED  STAHDARDS  AND GUIDELIHES,  BY CHEMICAL
                                 Cheiical
                            Haie
dithiane

diuron
EDB, see ethylene dibroiide

edetate sodiui, see tetrasodiui EDTA

endosulfan

endothall
endrin
epichlorohydrin
EPTC



ethion

ethyl ether

ethylbenzene
                                                     CAS f
Agency
 Current       Current
Standards     Guidelines
  (ug/L)        (ug/L)    Me
disulfoton



298-04-4
298-04-4
298-94-4
298-04-4
AZ
EPA
HE
in
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.3
                                                  12122-67-7    EPA
                                                  330-54-1
                                                  330-54-1
                                                  330-54-1
                                                  330-54-1
                                                  115-29-7
AZ
EPA
HE
HI
AZ
             80

             14
             10
             14
             10
             74
145-73-3
145-73-3
145-73-3
145-73-3
72-20-8
72-20-8
72-20-8
72-20-8
106-89-8
106-89-8
106-89-8
106-89-8
106-89-8
759-94-4
759-94-4
759-94-4
563-12-2
60-29-7
100-41-4
100-41-4
100-41-4
100-41-4
100-41-4
AZ
EPA 100
HE
in
AZ 0.2
EPA 2
HE
HI
AZ
EPA TTi
HE
HI
HC
AZ
HI
VI
CA
HI
AZ
CA 680
EPA 700
HE
HI
140
100
140
1000
0.32
2
0.2
2
3.5

35
30
3.54
160
200
250
35
l,00f
680

700
700
700
1   TT leans treatment technique; BCLG - zero.

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09/12/95

DETAILED STANDARDS
Cheiical


Hate

ethyldipropylthiocarbaiate, s-, see EPTC
ethylene dibroiide










ethylene dichloride, see dichloroethane, 1,2-
ethylene glycol








ethylene thiourea

ETU, see ethylene thiourea
fenaiiphos



fenvalerate
fluoietron




REPORT 3
AND GUIDELINES, BY



CAS f
180-41-4

186-93-4
1C6-93-4
186-93-4
186-93-4
186-93-4
186-93-4
186-93-4
186-93-4
186-93-4
186-93-4
186-93-4

107-21-1
107-21-1
107-21-1
107-21-1
107-21-1
107-21-1
107-21-1
107-21-1
187-21-1
96-45-7
96-45-7

22224-92-6
22224-92-6
22224-92-6
22224-92-6
51630-58-1
2164-17-2
2164-17-2
2164-17-2



CHEHICAL



Agency
VI

AZ
CA
a
EPA
FL
HI
HA
HE
HH
VA
VI

AZ
CT
EPA
HA
HE
HN
HC
HH
MJ
HE
HI

AZ
EPA
HE
Id
AZ
EPA
HE
HI
FSTRAC REPORT



Current Current
C4- A A r 4 J 1 J
bt&naSTQS bUlQGlin£S
(ug/L) (ug/L) Mote
788

8.8885
2.02 1
8.1
8.85
0.02
0.84
0.04
8.885
8.884
8.85
0.05

5588
188
7880
5588
5508
18,808
7,880
7880
290
3
2

1.8
2
1.8
2
180
90
90
90
fluoranthene




fluorene (9H-fluorene)
286-44-8




86-73-7
HI




HI
380
1   Established at Hilt  of  quantification.

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16
                                                      REPORT 3
                                   DETAILED STAHDARDS AND GUIDELINES,  BY CHEMICAL
                                 Chemical
                            Kaie
                                                    CAS *
Agency
                          FSTRAC BEPOBT
 Current       Current
Standards     Guidelines
  (ug/L)        (ug/L)    Hate
fluoride
fluorctrichloroiethane
foaiing agents

fog oil, see hexachloroetbane

folpet

fonofos



formaldehyde
freon-113, see trichlorotrifluoroethane

freon-12, see dicblorodifluoro>ethane

fuel oil 12

gasoline


glyphosate
                                                  16984-48-8
                                                  16984-48-8
                                                  16984-48-8
                                                  16984-48-8
                                                  16964-48-8
                                                 133-07-3
1   SHCL = secondary laxiiui contaiinant level based on co&Ktic effects!
2   Treatment required for non-coipliers.
3   SHCL - secondary laxiiui contaiinant level,  non-health based.
AL
AZ
EPA
HE
HC
75-69-
75-69-
75-69-
75-69-
75-69-
75-69-
75-69-
75-69-
AZ
CA
EPA
HO
HE
HE
RH
VI
                                                               EPA
HE
944-22-9
944-22-9
944-22-9
Mftfl_ft
tW v
50-00-0
50-00-0
50-00-0
50-00-0
EPA
HE
Hfi
CA
EPA
HO
HE
U
                                                 68476-30-2    HE
 4M0
 4000
                                                                                       150
8006-61-9
8006-61-9
1071-83-6
1071-83-6
1071-83-6
1071-83-6
1071-83-6
EPA
HE
AZ
CA
EPA
HE
HI



700
700


             20W/SBCL'    1
             2400
                           2

             2100

             20W
             8750
                       2000
                       3500

                       500/SHCL*
             320
                                                                                      14
                                                                                      10

                                                                                      30
                                                                                      10
                                                                                      10
                                                                                      30
                                                                                      100
                       50

                       5
                       50
                                                                                                  700
                                                                                                  700
                                                                                                  700

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09/12/95
DETAILED STANDARDS
Cheiical
Raie
gross alpha activity

gross beta (iillirei/yr)
halon, see dichlorodifluoroiethane
heptachlor





heptachlor epoxide





hexach loro benzene



hexachlorobutadiene


hexaehlorocyclohexane (alpha-) '


hexachlorocyclohexane (beta-)

hexachlorocyclohexane, technical
hexachlorocyclopentadiene

REPORT 3
AND GUIDELIHES, BY
CAS f
12578-46-1
12587-46-1
—

76-44-8
76-44-8
76-44-8
76-44-fl
76-44-8
76-44-8
1824-57-3
1824-57-3
1024-57-3
1024-57-3
1024-57-3
1024-57-3
118-74-1
118-74-1
118-74-1
118-74-1
87-68-3
87-68-3
87-68-3
319-84-6
319-84-6
319-84-6
319-85-7
319-85-7
688-73-1
77-47-4
77-47-4
FSTRAC REPORT
CHEMICAL
Current Current
Ct «»Mf4n*L*4n f*.l^ jjnl i njul
standards Guidelines
Agency (ug/L) (ug/L) Rote
AL l5pCi/L
EPA 15pCi/L
AL 4 irei/y

AZ fl.Wfl
CA 8.01
EPA 0.4
IL 0.1
HE 0.08
Iffl 0.08
AZ 8.004
CA 8.81
EPA 0.2
IL 8.1
HE 0.04
H8 0.04
AZ 0.02
EPA 1
HE 0.2
Hi 0.2
EPA 1
HE 1
HH 1
CA 0.7
HH 0.06
HH 0.006
CA 0.3
RH 0.2
HH 0.02
EPA 50
HE 50
hexachlorocylcohexane (gaiia-), see lindane




hexachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (HxCDD)




hexachlorodibenzodioxiD




hexachloroethane
19408-74-3    HB




34465-46-6    RH




67-72-1       EPA
0.0001




5.6E-6




1

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DETAILED
Cheiical
Haie

hexachlorophene
hexane, n-




heiachloroethane
hexazinone


HHI
hydroquinone
iodide
iron




ieophorone


isopropanol
isopropyl alcohol
isopropyl alcohol, see isopropanol
isopropyl benzene
isopropyl Mthylphosphonate
kerosene
lead

REPORT 3
STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY
CAS 1
67-72-1
70-30-4
118-54-3
110-54-3
110-54-3
110-54-3
110-54-3
67-72-1
51235-04-2
51235-04-2
51235-04-2
2691-41-0
123-31-9
20461-54-5
7439-89-6
7439-89-6
7439-89-6
7439-89-6
7439-89-6
78-59-1
78-59-1
78-59-1
67-63-0
67-63-0

98-82-8
1832-54-8
8008-20-6
7439-92-1
7439-92-1
CHEMICAL
Agency
«H
HE
iZ
HE
MM
iC
HJ
HE
EPA
HE
HH
EPA
MD
HE
EPA
IL
HD
HE
1C
EPA
HE
HN
HD
CT

HI
EPA
HE
AL
AZ
FSTRAC REPORT
Current Current
Standards Guidelines
(ug/D (ug/L) Mote
1
2
4000
4«M
4,ew
14.3W
33
1
200
210
200
400
10
340
300/SJICL*
Itfvv
300
34A
300
100
140
100
JvVnv
1,000

300
700
50
20
50 20














1
2


3











1   SHCL =  secondary laxiiui contaminant  level,
2   Only for conunities serving lore than 1,901
3   Treatment required for non-coipliera.
non-health based.
I persons.

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09/12/95








liadane




linuron
•-xylenol, see diiethyl
•alathion



•aleic hydrazide


•ancozeb
•a&eh

•anganese






HCPA


FSTRAC REPORT

REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDARDS AMD GUIDELINES, BY
Cheilcal
Haie CAS t
7439-92-1
7439-92-1
7439-92-1
7439-92-1
58-89-9
58-89-9
58-89-9
58-89-9
58-89-9
330-55-2
phenol, 2,4-
121-75-7
121-75-7
121-75-7
121-75-7
123-33-1
123-33-1
123-33-1
8018-01-7
12427-3S-2
12427-38-2
7439-96-5
7439-%-5
7439-96-5
7439-96-5
7439-96-5
7439-96-5
7439-96-5
94-74-6
94-74-6
94-74-6


CHEMICAL

Agency
EPA
IL
HE
H8
AL
AZ
EPA
RE
HB
MB

AZ
CA
EPA
HE
EPA
HE
HH
AZ
AZ
HE
CT
EPA
IL
HD
HE
HI
1C
EPA
HE
HI



Current Current
Cf andar-Aa fit 4 *4«1 4 r>&a
3 tana aros uuiae lines
(ug/L) (ug/L)
15/AL*
50t
20
20
•t
4 0.2
0.2 0.2
0.2
0.3
1

140
160
200
40
40W
3500
3000
21
35
10
^aafl
tJWV
50/sna*
150
50
200
6*9
50
10
2.5
4




Note
1
2




















3
4



5



NEK, see Ktbyl ethyl ketane
•ercury
7439-97-6
1   AL - level In the tap vater at which reiedial action is required.
2   Standard applies only to source vater saiple.
3   SHCL = secondary laxiiui contaiinant level.
4   Only for conunlties serving tore than 1,000 persons.
5   Treatment required for non-coipllers.
AL
           HCLG is zero.

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REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDARDS AMD GUIDELIHES, BY C
Cheilcal
Have




•pti.wy.1



•ethoxychlor





•ethyl ethyl ketone







•ethyl isobutyl ketone


•ethyl Kthacrylate
•ethyl parathion




•ethyl-t-butyl ether








CAS f
7439-97-6
7439-97-6
7439-97-6
7439-97-6
16752-77-5
16752-77-5
16752-77-5
16752-77-5
72-43-5
72-43-5
72-43-5
72-43-5
72-43-5
72-43-5
78-93-3
78-93-3
78-93-3
78-93-3
78-93-3
78-93-3
78-93-3
78-93-3
108-10-1
108-10-1
108-10-1
80-62-6
298-80-0
298-M-0
298-W-0
298-00-0
298-00-0
1634-M-
1634-04-
1634-04-
1634-04-
1634-04-
1634-04-
1634-04-
1634-M-4
1634-M-4
•HEHICAL
Current
Standards
Agency (ug/L)
AZ 2
EPA 2
HE
KM
AZ
EPA
HE
H8
AL 100
AZ 100
CA Ol
EPA 40
HE
HI
AZ
CT
HA
HE
MI
1C
HH
SJ
HA
HI
HI
HE
AZ
CA
EPA
HE
n
CT
EPA
FL 50 ,
HA
HE
HI
1C
IH
IJ
FSTRAC REPORT
Current
Guidelines
(ug/L) Hote
3
2
2
2
180
200
50
200

340

40
100
30
170
1000
350
170
300
170
170
278
350
350
300
200
i.a
30
2
2
2
100
40
1
50
50
40
200
100
700
1   Groundvater cleanup rega

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09/12/95






•ethylene chloride,
•etolachlor




•etribuzin



•olybdenui


•onochlorobenzene








REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY
Cheiical


Haie CAS f
see dichlorotethane
51218-45-2
51218-45-2
51216-45-2
51218-45-2
51218-45-2
21087-64-9
21987-64-9
21887-64-9
21887-64-9
7439-98-7
7439-98-7
7439-98-7
198-96-7
108-90-7
108-90-7
188-90-7
108-90-7
108-90-7
198-9«-7



CHEMICAL



Agency

EPA
HA
HE
m
VI
EPA
ME
UN
VI
AZ
EPA
MN
AZ
CA
EPA
HE
HN
NJ
VI
FSTRAC REPORT



Current Current
Ct •snAnvlim f"ll 4 l4f\ 1 4 M tfu«
standards Guidelines
(ug/L) (ug/L) Hate

70
8
138
100
15
200
175
175
25fl
78
48
48
60
30
108 108
47
100
4t 1
100
HTBE, see iethyl-t-butyl ether

n-butanol, see butanol, n-

n-butyl alcohol, see butanol, n-

n-butyl phthalate, see dibutyl phthalate

naphthalene
napthalene

nickel
nitrate (as N)
91-20-3
91-29-3
91-29-3
91-29-3

91-29-3
              EPA
              HE
              HI
              MJ

              FL
7440-82-0     AZ
7440-02-0     EPA
7440-02-0     HE
7440-02-8     HM

14797-55-8    AL
                         10,080
20
25
39
300
                                     150
                                     198
                                     158
1   Current standard under review.
2   Groundvater cleanup regs

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09/12/95
REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY C
Cheiical
NaK

nitrate + nitrite (both as I)
nitrite (as 8)
nitrobenzene
nitrogen (total)
nitroguanidine
nltrophenol
nitrophenol, p-
nitrosodi-n-butylaiine, n-
nitrosodiethylaiine, n-
nitrosodiiethylaiine, n-
nitrosodiphenylatine, n-
nitrosopyrtolidiDe, n-
odor
ordrai (wlinate)
oiatyl
PAfls
PAHa (excluding napthalenes)
CAS t
14797-55-8
14797-55-fl
14797-55-8
...
14797-65-3
14737-65-0
14797-65-0
98-95-3
98-95-3
98-95-3
7727-37-9
7727-37-9
556-88-7
556-88-7
seq:55
1G0-B2-7
924-16-3
55-18-5
62-75-9
86-3«-6
93«-55-2
...
2212-67-1
23135-22-8
23135-22-fl
23135-22-9
23135-22-0
seq:6
seq 6
:KEMICAL
Current
Standards
Agency (ug/L)
EPA 10, 8M
HE
KM
EPA w,m
EPA 10C0
HE
RN
1Z
HE
HN
AZ 10, m
RI
EPA
HE
RE
EPA
HH
HI
HI
HI
AZ
EPi
CA 20
AZ
EPi m
HE
HI
HE
FL 10
FSTRAC REPORT
Current
Guidelines
(ug/L) Rote
10,Mfl
10, W0
it,m

1WW
im
im
3.5
1.4
3
10, W»
10,000
700
700
83
60
0.06
0.002
0.007
70
0.02
3 TOB/SHCL* 1

180
200
175
200
0.03
2
1   SHCL - secondary laxiiui contaiinant level, non-health based.
2   Groundvater cleanup regs
TOR = threshold odor nuiber

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89/12/95
REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY (
Cheiical
Naie
PAHs (total carcinogenic)
PAHs (total non-carcinogenic)
pBrasjuat



parathion


PCBa




PCBs
PC8B

pendiwthaiin
pentachlorobenzene

pentachlorophenol




phenol



phorate
piclorai



CAS *
seq:6
	
1910-42-5
1910-42-5
1910-42-5
1910-42-5
56-38-2
56-38-2
56-38-2
1336-36-3
1336-36-3
1336-36-3
1336-36-3
1336-36-3
1336-36-3
82-68-8
82-68-8
40487-42-1
608-93-5
608-93-5
87-86-5
87-86-5
87-86-5
87-86-5
87-S6-5
168-95-2
108-95-2
188-95-2
108-95-2
298-02-2
1918-02-1
1918-02-1
1918-02-1
1918-02-1
;HEHICAL
Current
Standards
Agency (ug/L)
HN
m
a.
EPA
HE
HN
AZ
CA
HE
AZ
CT
EPA 0.5
HE
HJ 0.5
RI
CA
HE
A2
AZ
HN
AZ
CA
EPA 1
HE
HI
CA
EPA
HI
SH
HE
AZ
EPA 500
HE
HI
FSTRAC REPORT
Current
Guidelines
(ug/L) dote
0.03
0.3
3
30
30
3
30
30
8.6
0.008
1

0.05

0.5
0.9
71
280
6
6
220
30

1
200
5 1
4800
4000
4000
0.2
49
500
300
500
1   Taste and odor threshold.  Secondary action level based on aesthetics.

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09/12/95
DETAILED STANDARDS
Cheiical
HBK
polychlorinated biphenyla, see PCBs
potassiui carbonate
principal organic contaiinant
proieton


pronaiide



propachlor


propanil
propargite
propazine


prophai



radiui 226/228

radon
RDX
resorcinol
rotenone
seleniui


REPORT 3
AND GUIDELINES, BY
CAS 1

584-08-7
—
1610-18-0
1618-18-8
1610-18-8
23950-58-5
23950-58-5
23950-58-5
23950-58-5
1918-16-7
1918-16-7
1918-16-7
789-98-8
2312-35-8
139-40-2
139-40-2
139-40-2
122-42-9
122-42-9
122-42-9
122-42-9
7440-14-4
7448-14-4
18G43-92-2
121-82-4
108-46-3
63-79-4
7782-49-2
7782-49-2
7782-49-2
CHEMICAL
Agency

HD
HY
EPA
HE
HI
AZ
EPA
HE
H8
EPA
HE
HI
HE
AZ
EPA
HE
HI
AZ
EPA
HE
HI
AL
EPA
HA
EPA
HE
HE
AL
AZ
EPA
FSTRAC REPORT
Current Current
Standards Guidelines
(ug/L) (ug/L) Note

78
5
100
100
50
52
50
50
50
90
92
90
40
160
10
14
10
52
100
120
100
5 pCi/L
5 pCi/Li 1
10,000 pCi/L
2
140
4
10
10 45
50
1   As of April, 1995,  EPA still has revised HCLs of 20  pCi/L  for each   radiui 226 and 228 in proposed but
    not-adopted stage.

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09/12/95
REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY C
Cheiical
Haw?


silver




silvex, see TP, 2,4,5-
siiazine





sodiui




sodiui bisulfite
sodiui broiide
sodiui sulfite
strobane, see toxaphene
strontiui

strontiui 98 (pCi/L)
styrene




CAS 1
7782-49-2
7782-49-2
7448-22-4
7448-22-4
7446-22-4
7448-22-4
7448-22-4

122-34-9
122-34-9
122-34-9
122-34-9
122-34-9
122-34-9
7448-23-5
7448-23-5
744-82-35
7448-23-5
7448-23-5
7631-99-5
7647-15-6
7757-83-7

7448-24-6
7448-24-6
18898-97-2
188-42-5
188-42-5
188-42-5
188-42-5
188-42-5
HEHICAL
Current
Standards
Agency (ug/L)
HE
HN
AL 58
AZ 58
EPA
HE
HH

AZ
CA 18
EPA 4
HE
Iffl
VI
AK
EPA
FL 168
Mi OQ OAA
HA £Qf WTO
RI
HD
HD
HD

EPA
HE
AL 8
AZ
EPA 188
HE
Hi
VI 188
FSTRAC REPORT
Current
Guidelines
(ug/L) Note
18
28

58
1W/SHCL*
58
28

35

4
4
18
2158
258,888
28,888«


25-188 ppi
78
258
188

17,888
2488

148
188
5
18





1










2


3












sulfate
14888-79-8    EPA
258,888/SHCL  4
1   SBCL- secondary laxiiui contaiinant level based on cosmetic effects.
2   Guidance level at »hich physicians should be notified.
3   At levels above 25ppi,  physicians lust be notified. At levels above  188ppi, consumers iust be notified.
4   *Priiary standard is under revie». SHCL= secondary uxiiui contaiinant level, non-health  basis.

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09/12/95





1

T, 2,4,5-


TCDD, 2,3,7,8-

TDS
tebutbiuron



terbacil


terbufos


terrachlor, see PCNB
tert-butyl alcohol
tetrachlorobenzene, 1,2,4,5-

tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioiin,
tetrachloroethBDe, 1, 1, 1,2-


tetrachloroethane, 1, 1, 2, 2-



tetrachloroetbylene




FSTRAC SEPOBT

REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY
Cheiical


laie CAS *
14888-79-8
93-76-5
93-76-5
93-76-5
1746-81-6
1746-81-6
—
34814-18-1
34814-18-1
34014-18-1
34814-18-1
5982-51-2
5982-51-2
5982-51-2
13871-79-9
13871-79-9
13871-79-9

75-65-8
95-94-3
95-94-3
2,3,7,8-, see TCDD, 2,3,7,8-
630-28-6
638-28-6
638-28-6
79-34-5
79-34-5
79-34-5
79-34-5
127-18-4
127-18-4
127-18-4
127-18-4
127-18-4


CHEMICAL


Agency
UT
EPA
HE
HN
EPA
HE
UT
AZ
EPA
HE
HN
EPA
HE
HI
EPA
HE
HI

HI
AZ
HN

EPA
HE
HI
AZ
CA
HI
BJ
AZ
CA
CT
EPi
FL



Current Current
Standards Guidelines
(ug/LJ (ug/L)
1E*6 5E*5
78
78
78
3E-05
2.2E-6
2E*6 1E+6
35
588
588
588
98
98
188
8,9
8.9
1

928
2
2

78
78
28
8.17
1
2
1
8.67
5
5
5
3





Note
1





2



























1   To use vater having over 588ig/L
2   To use vater of over 1888w)/L of
of sulfate,  one iust demonstrate    that better vater is not available,
TDS,one iust demonstrate that better water is not available.

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09/12/95

DETAILED STAKDARDS
Cheiical
Haae




tetracfclsmaethane, see carton tetrachloride
tetrachlorophenol, 2,3,4,6-
tetrahydrofuran




tetrasodiui EDTA
thalliui



THF, see tetrahydrofuran
thiobencarb
thirai
tin
toluene






total dissolved solids (TDS)
total principal and unspecific organic cootai.
total recoverable petroleui hydrocarbons
total trihaloiethanea
total volatile aroiatics


REPORT 3
AMD GUIDELINES, BY

CAS 1
127-18-4
127-18-4
127-18-4
127-18-4

58-90-2
109-99-9
109-99-9
109-99-9
109-99-9
109-99-9
64-02-8
7448-28-0
7440-28-0
7440-28-0
7440-28-0

28249-77-6
137-26-8
7440-31-5
108-88-3
108-88-3
108-88-3
108-86-3
108-88-3
108-88-3
108-88-3
...
--
seq
KA
seq



CHEMICAL

Agency
HE
HH
NJ
HI

HH
HA
HI
HH
HH
HI
HD
AZ
EPA
HE
HH

CA
HE
m
AZ
CA
CT
EPA
HE
HH
HI
EPA
HY
FL
KC
FL
FSTRAC REPORT



Current Current
(ug/L) (ug/L) Hote
3
7
1
5

200
1,300
150
100
154
50
160
13
2 0.4
0.4
0.6

70
10
4000
2000
100
1000
1000 1000
1400
1000
1,000
500,000/SHCL 1
100
5,000 2
100* 3
50 2
1   SHCL - secondary Baximji contaiinant level, non-health based.
2   Groundvater cleanup regs
3   »The TTHH regulations are also applied to utilities serving less than
10,000 pop.

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89/12/95




toxaphene





TP, 2,4,5- (Silvex)




trans-dichloroethylene, see
trichloroacetic acid
trichlorobenzene, 1,2,4-



trichlorobenzene, 1,3,5-

trichloroethane, 1,1,1-







trichloroethane, 1, 1, 2-





trichloroetbylene









REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY
Cheiical
HaK CAS t
8001-35-2
8001-35-2
8001-35-2
8001-35-2
8*81-35-2
8001-35-2
93-72-1
93-72-1
93-72-1
93-72-1
93-72-1
dichloroethylene, trane-1,2-
76-03-9 '
120-82-1
120-82-1
120-82-1
120-82-1
108-78-3
108-70-3
71-55-6
71-55-6
71-S5-6
71-55-6
71-55-6
71-55-6
71-55-6
71-55-6
79-W-5
79-W-5
79-80-5
79-00-5
79-00-5
79-00-5
79-01-6
79-01-6
79-01-6
79-01-6
79-81-6
79-81-6
79-01-6
79-01-6



CHEMICAL

Agency
AL
AZ
AZ
EPA
ItE
HM
AL
AZ
EPA
HE
HM

EPA
AZ
EPA
HE
NJ
EPA
HE
AL
AZ
CA
CT
EPA
HE
HH
NJ
AZ
CA
EPA
HE
HI
IJ
AL
AZ
CA
CT
EPA
a
HE
Jffl




Current
(ug/L>
5

5
3


10
10
50





70

8


200
200
200

200


26

32
5



5
5
5

5
3


FSTRAC REPORT



Current
(ug/L) Hote

0.03
0.03

0.3
8.3

52
50
1
52

1
140
70
70

40
40

200

200
200
200
600

0.61

3
3
3
3

3.2

5


5
30

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89/12/95
DETAILED STANDARDS
Cheiical
Naie

REPORT 3
AND GUIDELINES, BY
CAS f
79-01-6
CHEMICAL
Agency
NJ
FSTRAC REPORT
Current Current
Standards Guidelines
(ug/L) (ug/L) Note
1
trichlorofluoroiethane (Freon 11), see fluorotrichloroie
trichlorofluoroiethane, see fluorotrichloroiethane
trichloropbenol, 2,4,5-
trichlorophenol, 2,4,6-



trichloropropane, 1,2,3-




trichlorotrifluoroethane




triethylene glycol
trifluralin



trihaloiethanes (total)



trinitrobenzene, 1,3,5-
trlnitroglycerol

trinitrophenol
trinitrotoluene, 2,4,6-


95-95-4
&S-06-2
, 88-06-2
88-86-2
aa-86-2
96-18-4
96-18-4
96-18-4
96-18-4
96-18-4
76-13-1
76-13-1
76-13-1
76-13-1
76-13-1
112-27-6
1582-89-8
1582-09-8
1582-«9-8
1582-89-8
seq:28
eeq:28
seq:2fl
seq:2B
99-35-4
55-63-8
55-63-8
68-89-1
118-%-7
llS-%-7

AZ
AZ
HE
ON
HH
AZ
EPA
HI
HE
Hi
CA
HA
HI
HI
VI
HD
AZ
EPA
HE
HH
AL
AZ •
EPA
HE
HH
EPA
HE
HE
EPA
HE

708
1.8
788
38
1.9
42
48
8.8
48
48
1288
218,888
21,888
288,880
5580
1758
2
5
2
6
188
180 8.19
188
188
8.3
5
5
57
2
2
tris (1,3-dichloroisopropyl)  phosphate




trithion
72182-43-3




785-19-6
HE




CA
14




7

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PAGE NO, 38
89/12/95

DETAILED STANDARDS
Cheiical


NaK
tritiui (pCi/L)
unspecified organic contaiinant
uraniui (pieacuries/liter)


vanadiui

vinyl chloride








vinylidene chloride, see dichloroethylene, 1,1-
white phosphorus
xylene, 1,2-
xylene, 1,3-
xylene, 1,4-
xylenea







zinc



FSTRAC REPOfiT

REPORT 3
AMD GUIDELINES, BY



CAS *
1002B-17-B
—
744B-61-1
7448-61-1
7448-61-1
7448-62-2
7448-62-2
75-81-4
75-81 -4
75-81-4
75-91-4
75-81-4
75-81-4
75-81-4
75-81-4
75-81-4

12185-10-3
95-47-6
18fl-3fi-3
186-42-3
1338-28-7
1338-28-7
1338-28-7
1338-28-7
1338-28-7
1338-28-7
1338-28-7
1338-28-7
7448-66-6
7448-66-6
7448-66-6
7448-66-6


CHEMICAL


Agency
AL
HY
AZ
CA
HA
AZ
HH
AL
AZ
CA
CT
E?A
PL
HE
HH
NJ

EPA
CA
CA
CA
AZ
EPA
HE
HI
1C
HJ
RI
HI
AZ
EPA
EPA
IL



Current
Standards
(ug/L)
20,888
58

28



2

0.5

2
1


2


1758
1758
1758

10,888



44*

10,008
CAAA
hJVW


5,888



Current
Guidelines
(ug/L)


35
38
10
7
48

8.815

2


0.15
0.1


0.1



440
10,888
608
18,088
488

10,088

5888
5,888/SHCL*
2088






dote


















1
1
1





2



3
4

1   Action level for mil of xylene isoiers is 628 ppb.
2   Current standard under review.
3   SHCL - secondary laxiiui contaiinant level,  non-health basis.
4   LifetiK health advisory for zinc is 2,088 ug/L.

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09/13/95

DETAILED

FSTRAC REPORT

REPORT 2
STAHDARDS AND GUIDELIHES, BY AGENCY
U.S.E.P.A.
Chemical Current


Nate
disulfoton
dithiane
diuron
EDB, see ethylene dibroiide
endothall
endrin
epichlorohydrin
ethylbenzene
ethylene dibroiide
ethylene dichloride, see dichloroethane,
ethylene glycol
fenaiiphos
fluoietron
fluoride
fluorotrichloroiethane
foaiing agents
fog oil, see hexachloroethane
fonofos
formaldehyde
gasoline
glyphosate
gross alpha activity
heptachlor
heptachlor epoxide
hexachlorobenzene
hexachlorobutadiene
hexachlorocyclopentadiene
hexachloroethane
hexazinone
HHX
iron
isophorone
isopropyl lethylphosphonate
lead
lindane
•alathion
maleic hydrazide
manganese
HCPA
mercury
•ethoiyl
methoxychlor
methyl parathion
1 IT leans treatment technique; HCLG -
2 SHCL = secondary maxiiui contaiinant
3 SHCL = secondary laxiiui contaiinant
4 AL - level in the tap vater at vhich
5 SHCL = secondary laxiiui contaiinant
C+ A A
OLoIluarQS
CAS 1 (ug/L)
298-04-4
12122-67-7
330-54-1

145-73-3 108
72-20-8 2
106-89-8 TT»
100-41-4 700
106-93-4 0.05
1,2-
107-21-1
22224-92-6
2164-17-2
16984-48-8 4000
75-69-4
...

944-22-9
50-02-0
8006-61-9
1071-63-6 700
12587-46-1 15pCi/L
76-44-8 0.4
1024-57-3 0.2
118-74-1 1
87-68-3
77-47-4 50
67-72-1
51235-04-2
2691-41-0
7439-89-6
78-59-1
1832-54-8
7439-92-1 15/AL*
58-89-9 0.2
121-75-7
123-33-1
7439-96-5
94-74-6
7439-97-6 2
16752-77-5
72-43-5 40
298-00-0
zero.
level based on costetic effects.
level, non-health based.
reiedial action is required. NCIG is zero.
level.




Current
Guidelines
(ug/L)
0.3
80
10

100
2

700


7000
2
90
2000/SHCL*
2000
500/SHCL*

10
10
5
700




1

1
200
400
300/SHCL>
100
700

0.2
m
4000
50/SHCL'
10
2
200
44
2











Note






1






2

3














3


4



5











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09/13/95

FSTRAC REPORT

REPORT 2






DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY

Chemical


Name
•ethyl-t-butyl ether
lethylene chloride, see dichloroiethane
eetolachlor
letribuzin
lolybdenui
tonochlorobenzene
HTBE, see *ethyl-t-butyl ether
naphthalene
nickel
nitrate (as H)
nitrate * nitrite (both as H)
nitrite (as N)
nitroguanidine
nitrophenol, p-
odor
oxaiyl
paraquat
PCBs
pentachlorophenol
phenol
piclorai
proieton
pronaiide
propachlor
propazine
prophai
radium 226/228
RDX
seleniui
silver
silvex, see TP, 2,4,5-
siiazine
sodium
strontiui
styrene
sulfate
T, 2,4,5-
TCDD, 2,3,7,8-
tebuthiuron
terbacil
terbufos
tetrachloroethane, 1, 1, 1, 2-
U.S.E.P.A.



CAS 1
1634-04-4

51218-45-2
21087-64-9
7439-98-7
188-98-7

91-20-3
7440-02-0
14797-55-8
...
14797-65-0
556-88-7
100-02-7
---
23135-22-0
1910-42-5
1336-36-3
87-86-5
108-95-2
1918-02-1
1610-18-0
23950-58-5
1918-16-7
139-40-2
122-42-9
7440-14-4
121-82-4
7782-49-2
7440-22-4

122-34-9
7440-23-5
7440-24-6
190-42-5
14808-79-8
93-76-5
1746-01-6
34014-18-1
59«2-51-2
13071-79-9
63ft-20-6
1 SHCL - secondary laxiiui contaiinant level, non-health based.
2 As of April, 1995, EPA still has revised
but not-adopted stage.
HCLs of 20 pCi/L for each


Current
-- Standards
(ug/L)





100


100
10,000
10,000
1000



200

0.5
1
f
500





5 pCi/Lt

50


4


100
t

3E-05




TON - threshold
radiui 226 and


Current
Guidelines



(ug/L) Note
40

70
200
48
100

20
100
10,000

1000
700
60
3 TQN/SMCLt
200
30


4000
500
100
50
90
10
100

2

100/SKCL*

4
20,000*
17,000
100
250,000/SHCL
70

500
90
0.9
70
odor nuiber
228 in proposed















1











2


3


4


5









3 SMCL= secondary maximum contaiinant level based on cosmetic effects.
4 Guidance level at »hich physicians should
5 'Primary standard is under review. SMCL=
be notified.



secondary maximum contaiinant level, non-health basis.

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                                                 REPORT 2
                               DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGENCY
                                                U.S.E.P.A.
               FSTRAC REPORT
                                 Cheiical
                            Haie
                                                     CAS f
 Current      Current
Standards    Guidelines
  (ug/L)       (ug/L)    Note
tetrachloroethylene                                           127-18-4
tetrachloroiethane,  see carbon tetrachloride
thalliui                                                      7440-28-0
toluene                                                       108-88-3
total dissolved solids (TDS)
toxaphene                                                     8001-35-2
TP, 2,4,5- (Silvex)                                            93-72-1
trans-dichloroethylene,  see dichloroethylene,  trans-1,2-
trichloroacetic acid                                          76-03-9
trichlorobenzene,  1,2,4-                                      120-82-1
trichlorobenzene,  1,3,5-                                      108-70-3
trichloroethane,  1,1,1-                                       71-55-6
trichloroethane,  1,1,2-                                       79-00-5
trichloroethylene                                             79-01-6
trichloropropane,  1,2,3-                                      %-18-4
trifluralin                                                   1582-09-8
trihaloKthanes (total)                                        seq:28
trinitroglycerol                                              55-63-0
trinitrotoluene,  2,4,6-                                       118-%-7
vinyl chloride                                                75-01-4
vinylidene chloride,  see dichloroethylene,  1,1-
vhite phosphorus                                              12185-10-3
xylenes                                                       1330-20-7
zinc                                                          7440-66-6
zinc                                                          7440-66-6
zinc chloride (as zinc)                                        7646-85-7
pH
                                                                  3
                                                                  50
                                                                  70

                                                                  200
                                                                  5
                                                                  5
                                                                  100
                                                                  10,000
            0.4
            1000
            50e,«0e/SKCL

            50

            1
            70
            40
            200
            3

            40
            5

            5
            2
            0.1
            10,000
            5,000/SUCLt   2
            2000          3
            2,000
            6.5-8.5/SUCL  2
1   SHCL - secondary laxiiui contaiinant level,  non-health based.
2   SHCL - secondary laxiiui contaiinant level,  non-health basis.
3   Lifetime health advisory for zinc is 2,000 ug/L.

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                                                 REPORT 2
                               DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES,  BY  AGENCY
                                                   UTAH

                                 Cheiical                                      Current       Current
	-	--    Standards     Guidelines
                            Nate                                 CAS  »          (ug/L)        (ug/L)     Note

sulfate                                                       14808-79-8       1E»6        5E»5          1
TDS                                                           --               2E»6        1E*6          2
1   To use vater having over 500ag/L of sulfate,  one lust demonstrate    that better Yater is not
    available.
2   To use vater of over 1000»g/L of TDS,one iust demonstrate that better Yater is not available.

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                                                 REPORT 2
                               DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY AGEHCY
                                                KASHIHGTON
   FSTRAC REPORT
Cheiical
Nate

CAS t
Current
atanoBrfls
(ug/L)
Current
uuiueiines
(ug/L)

Note
ethylene dibroiide
                                                  106-93-4
0.05

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aldicarb
butylate
carbaryl
carbofuran
chloraiben
dacthal
dibroio-3-chloropropane, 1
dicaiba
dichlorobenzene, •-
dichlorobenzene, o-
dichlorobenzene, p-
dichloroethane, 1, 1-
dichloroethylene, cis-1,2-
dichloroethylene, trana-1,
dliethoate
dinoseb
EPTC
ethylbeniene
ethylene dibrciide
fluorotrichloroiethane
•etolachlor
•etribuzin
•onochlorobenzene
siiazine
styrene
tetrachloroethylene
tetrahydrofuran
toluene
trichlorotrifluoroethane
xylenes


REPORT 2
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDaiNES, BY AGENCY
KISCONSIH
Cheiical Current
Cf A A "
DLaI]Q9rQd
Nate CAS t (ug/L)
116-06-3
2088-41-5
63-25-2
1563-66-2 40
133-W-4
1861-32-1
,2- 96-12-8 0.2
1918-00-9
541-73-1
95-50-1 600
106-46-7 75
75-34-3
156-59-2 70
2- 156-60-5
60-51-5
88-85-7
759-94-4
100-41-4 700
106-93-4 0.05
75-69-4
51218-45-2
21087-64-9
108-90-7 100
122-34-9
100-42-5 100
127-18-4 5
109-99-9
108-88-3 1,000
76-13-1
1330-20-7 10,000
FSTRAC REPORT




Current
f I A 1 i
uuiaeiines
(ug/L) Hote
1
67
960

150
10

12.5
1250


850

100
200
13
250


3500
15
250

2150


50

5500


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zinc chloride (SB zinc)
zineb
zirai (and Ferbai)
pH
REPORT 3
DETAILED STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, BY
Cheiical
Kaie CAS 1
7440-66-6
764S-85-7
12122-67-6
137-30-4
SA
CBEHICAL

Agency
UN
EPA
A2
HE
EPA
NC
FSTBiC RE1
Current Current
Standards Guidelines
(ug/L! (ug/LJ
i, me
2,000
350
25
6.5-8,5/SHCL
<6.5
PORT

Hote




1
2
1   SHCL - eecondary laxiiui contaiinant level, non-health basis,
2   Treatlent required far non-eonpliance

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