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Credit Pacific Service Union A state Department of Environmental Protection program has found several contaminated private wells here. Of the private wells tested in Pittsgrove Township between September 2002 and March 2003 as part of DEP's Private Well Testing program 18.5 percent failed to meet health-based standards for drinking water, more than double the state and county failure rates.

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Card Credit Mobile Service Since March 2003, DEP has notified the county of nine more private wells in Pittsgrove that have failed for nitrate and four more separate wells that have failed for mercury, according to an official at the Salem County Health Department.

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Credit Public Service Union DEP informed Salem County of failures, and county officials distributed notices to residents within 1,000 feet of each tainted well, according to Kim Bell, environmental health coordinator at the Salem County Health Department. Notices told residents a private well in their neighborhood failed DEP testing, suggested testing their own water source -- if private -- and included treatment options, she said.

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Card Credit Processing Service "When you have values in excess of safe practice, it's a health concern for those involved," said Roeschke.

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Card Credit Service Wireless The sporadic presence of nitrate and mercury are not uncommon in southern New Jersey, according to DEP spokesperson Fred Mumford.

Credit Security Service Union Of the 5,179 private wells tested in New Jersey's 20 counties, 8 percent failed, most commonly for nitrate, according to the report. Nine of the 101 wells tested in Salem County failed.

Credit Report Service Real estate transactions triggered the tests under the Private Well Testing Act. Beginning in September 2002, the law requires landlords of property with a private well to test the water before selling or leasing the property and notify buyers of the results. Contacting parties not involved in the real estate transaction is the county's responsibility, according to Roeschke.

Blogspot Com Christian "We look at the data, and if we see an area-wide problem, we notify all parties to encourage sampling," he said.

Christian Counseling Credit The tests were on raw, untreated water samples, not water that had passed through a water treatment system, according to DEP officials.

Credit Federal Service Union To Roeschke, the Private Well Testing Act is incomplete.

Credit Monitoring Service "The law just says parties who buy a home need to be aware; it doesn't say that the water needs to be brought up to standard," he said.

Credit Division Service The statute is a good first step, according to Roeschke, but there are definite ways to improve it, namely by adding funds to take action once the DEP detects unacceptably high levels of contaminants in a private well.

Card Credit Online Service "DEP notifies us and that's where the law stops," said Roeschke

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Card Consolidation Credit "The finished product (with public water) is a much more reliable, safer product because it is tested frequently," he said.

Credit Free Online Report More than 1 million New Jersey residents get their drinking water from roughly 350,000 to 400,000 wells across the state, according to DEP spokesperson Mumford.

By Martin C. Bricketto
Bridgeton News - 3/30/2004

Topic: Water Pollution