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Holiday In Wales The state will pay for new, deeper wells for homeowners in Tabernacle and Southampton whose current wells are confirmed as contaminated, officials said.

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Holiday Wales Nearly 200 residents from the two Pinelands municipalities attended the state Department of Environmental Protection meeting Thursday at Kenneth R. Olsen Middle School to learn how the agency planned to deal with contaminated wells on and around a 96-acre tract on Medford Lakes Road.

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Cottage Holiday In Wales Lakes Sand & Gravel Co. of Southampton owns the tract. It was used as a landfill for several decades before the company purchased it. The state has detected unacceptable levels of lead and other contaminants in monitoring wells there and in nearby residential wells.

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Caravan Holiday In Wales At the meeting, Ronald Corcory, an assistant director with the DEP, said the state will pay for deeper wells for homes in the area if two water samples from any well indicated levels of a chemical called tetrahydrofuran in higher than accepted limits.

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Accommodation Holiday Wales The state is drafting specifications, including depth and materials to be used, for new wells. New wells would be deeper at between 355 and 415 feet, and would tap into the Wenonah Mount Laurel aquifer, DEP officials said

Holiday Last Minute Wales Some existing wells are as shallow as 65 feet, Stuart said.

Catering Holiday Self Wales Stuart said drilling new wells can cost $10,000 to $12,000 each. Details have not yet been released, but Stuart said the state usually pays for well installations via reimbursements or refunds.

Holiday Wales Walking The funds come from a dedicated tax the state collects from the petroleum and petrochemical industries.

Family Holiday Wales Contamination is believed to have come from 12 leaky underground storage tanks removed from the tract in 1994, along with 150 tons of contaminated soil.

Holiday Riding Wales The state has said it is continuing to monitor the site where the tanks were removed with five monitoring wells.

Adventure Holiday Wales Lakes Sand & Gravel will also be required to dig up and remove the 100,000 cubic yards of debris in the old landfill and move it to a licensed disposal site. The DEP has prepared a draft plan for that cleanup, but is still evaluating public comment before it issues the permit to begin excavating.

Holiday Park South Wales The DEP also will require the company to continue soil and groundwater tests to determine the extent of the contamination, state officials said.

Cottage Holiday Wales A national homebuilder is under contract to buy all 96 acres from Lakes Sand & Gravel. Previously, the company planned to mine sand and gravel there before choosing to sell it to a developer it instead.

Holiday In Wales By Danielle Camilli
Burlington County Times - 4/11/2004

Topic: Pinelands

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