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Project Name: DMR20 11 

### CBI?

Yes

No TELEPHONE CALL RECOR D Incoming Outgoing Date: 11/25/13 Time: 5:00 am

pm

Company Name: Latham Water Treatment Plant, Latham, IL ERG Staff Name: Kimberly Bartell

Contact Name: Michael Patridge Contact Phone Number: (217) 306

- 0198

General Subject: 2011 DMR Data



### TOPICS DISCUSSED AND ACTION TAKEN

Dave Sparrow: 217

- 855

- 9751 (contact from permit)

– phone number from ECHO doesn’t work anymore (2176743782) Terry Williams: 217

- 631

- xxxx (also from permit, last four numbers are illegible)

The facility phone number (217

- 674

- 3782) gives a n odd recording

– not usable.

On November 25 th at 5 pm I called Mr. Sparrow and left a message.

On December 5 th at 10:30am I called Mr. Sparrow. He is retired from Latham Water Treatment plant but gave me a phone number he ha d: 217

- 675

- 3514. I called this number which is now disconnected.

On December 5 th at 1pm I called ILEPA to request a contact number for this facility. I was transferred to Sharon Dawson and I left a message for her. The general FOIA requests number is 217

- 558

- 5101 (Tom Reuter is the FOIA officer).

On December 9 th , at 2:20pm I called the general FOIA requests number and spoke with a receptionist. She confirmed that their copy of the permit looks like ours and the phone number is not legible. She suggested I speak with a permit engineer who could give me a contact n umber. I was transferred to the permitting department and asked speak with an industrial permit engineer. I left a message for Leslie Lowry.

At 3:30pm Ms. Lowry returned my call and stated that she did not have the facility contact info and that the records department should have it. She suggested calling the mayor’s office of the City of Latham. I called the records department once again but n o one answered.

On December 10 th , at 9am I called the Logan County Department of Public Health (where Latham, IL is located

– 217

- 735

- 2317) and they were able to give m e a phone number for Latham (217

- 674

- 3782). This is the same number that gives the odd recording and is not usable; the public health department didn’t have any other phone numbers. I looked up a number for the city of Latham (217

- 674

- 3743) but this number is disconnected. I also found a number for the municipal government of the city (217

- 674

- 3311) but this number is also disconnected.

I called the Decatur Mayor’s Office (217

- 424

- 2804) and spoke to someone who gave me the number for the water treatment person for the Village of Forsyth

– the contact is Larry Coloni (217

- 877

- 9445). I calle d the Village of Forsyth and they took my information and told me that Mr. Coloni would get in touch with me.Need to return call by / at/between and

. Signature: I called the Village of Forsyth back and they gave me the maintenance department number where Larry Coloni works (217

- 877

- 1653). I spoke with M r. Coloni and he did not know the contact for the Latham Water Plant. The contact has recently changed. He suggested calling the EPA Regional Office to see if they can help. The Champaign regional office is 217

- 278

- 5800.

I called the Champaign regional o ffice and spoke with Steve. He suggested that I look on the Illinois website under Drinking Water Watch ( http://163.191.83.31/dww/index.jsp

- available from the main IL EPA webpage, click Drinking Water Info rmation on the right hand side). Contacts for Latham are listed on this website. He also suggested I call the Springfield Regional office if I need more information because they cover the Latham plant (217

- 557

- 8761).

Latham Water Plan t
111 East Park Stre et Latham, IL 62543

ILG640042

From IL EPA Drinking Water Watch:

On December 18 th , I called Michael Patridge (217

- 306

- 0198), listed as the operator in charge on ILEPA’s Drinking Water Watch website. He stated that the water plant serves around 300 peopl e and that because there is no sewer system in Latham, the drinking water plant has a backwash from iron filters that goes to a sand filter and then is discharged to surface water. Mr. Patridge stated that the max daily flow is 2,000 gallons per day and

th at typically is around 0.001 MGD on average. He also stated that chlorine levels should be around 0.01

- 0.02 mg/L and iron levels should be 0.5 or less. The chlorine is stripped out on the sand filter so concentrations are

low. His email is mrpatridge@yahoo.com

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