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BEACH SAMPLING 2012 Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER.MA 01930 _ r TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283-6296 °c biornarine@venzon net•wwwbiamarinelab.wm June 4,2012 Mr.Larry Ramdin Salem Board of Health 120 Washington St,46 Floor Salem,MA 01970 Beach season is upon us and as you probably know, Biomarine will again be providing the courier and analysis services for your municipality. As last year,we will be picking up your samples at your municipal office,each Tuesday, at a pre-determined time. Of course,you may choose to deliver your own samples to our laboratory, if it is more convenient. Again, despite the low tide,we ask that all samples be ready by 2:30 pm at the latest. Although it can be difficult to collect samples at some sites at mid and low tides,the 2:30 pm cut-off has several benefits,as follows. The sample analysis takes 24 hours to run,so results cannot be validated until the following day,essentially 24 hours from receipt at the laboratory. If a particular site results in an exceedance of the 104 bacteria count,another sample will need to be collected and analyzed. If first round samples are received and run late on Tuesday, results may come out after close of business on Wednesday,which will push re- sampling/testing into Thursday, results concluding Friday. This will, and has, kept beaches closed through Friday and sometimes into the weekend (dependingon test results). As last year, in the event of an exceedance,we will work with you to make the process as smooth and quick as possible, however,a 2:30 pm deadline has proven to be a good first measure to ensure an efficient process. Also,we will work with you if severe weather makes sampling"prohibitive for a particular Tuesday. Please contact us if you need bottles for the first round of sampling. We will provide you with all the bottles you need for the season. Keep in mind, a"trip blank"must be carried through with the sampler and submitted with the sample set. Samples,as part of the weekly MADPH sample set, are fully funded by the State. In the event that Biomarine has to return to the municipality to pick up another sample,a Flat rate of$40 will be charged for travel as well as$30/sample analysis. This is unchanged from last year. The MADPH program officially starts the week of June 11th and runs each week through the week of August 27th. Please note that we are requesting that samples be collected on Monday July 2n so that results can be finalized by July 3rtl. Attached, please find a spread sheet with high tides and suggested pickup times. The suggested times work best taking in to consideration the tide, logistics of pick-ups, holding times as well as performing analyses for timely results. Please review the schedule carefully. If you should have any conflicts with the times noted,please let me know as soon as possible as we are finalizing the schedule by 6/6/12. Thank you in advance for your prompt response. James Groleau Laboratory Director Biomarine 16 East Main St. Gloucester, MA 01930 978-281-0222 978-283-6296 fax • Biomarine@verizon.net Page 1 of 2 t The Commonwealth of Massachusetts # Executive Office of•Health and Human Services -'• tI ._' Department of:Public Health Bureau of Environmental Health =' Environmental Toxicology Program " 250 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02.108-4619 DEVAL L.PATRICK - GOVERNOR TIMOTHY P.MURRAY LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JUDYANN BIGBY,M.D. SECRETARY JOHN AUERBACH COMMISSIONER OA H May 29, 2012 Mr. Larry Ramdin 6 p OF HAS Salem Board of Health 120 Washington Street, 4th Floor Salem, MA 01970 RE: Contract Laboratory Support for 2012 Bathing Beach Season and Release of 2011 Annual Report Dear Mr. Ramdin, :The,Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH), Bureau of Environmental Health (BEH),,Environmental Toxicology Program_(ETP).is pleased to announce�the availability of = 'fundirig to continue to assist Salem with the cost of analyzing public marine bathing water samples. As you know, all state and local agencies continue to be impacted by the current fiscal crisis, however, MDPH Commissioner Auerbach has, again this year, identified funds outside BEH to assist our ETP and local health with analytical laboratory support related to marine beaches for the 2012 season. These funds will allow MDPH to continue to fund analytic laboratory costs at levels consistent with previous years for the 2012 bathing season. Based on information previously submitted to ETP, Salem has 11 marine beach testing sites. Please review and let us know no later than May 31, 2012 if this information is inconsistent with your records. Only routine samples collected between June 11 and August 31, 2012 will be eligible for this funding (the laboratory will bill MDPH directly for these services). If there is a need-for additional samples because of bacterial exceedances, the cost will need to be borne by your municipality. The MDPH has contracted with Biomarine, Inc. to analyze the samples for your community at their laboratory again this year. It is the responsibility of the municipality to conduct the sampling in accordance with the required protocol and to preserve the sample until it is turned over to the laboratory (see Beach Sampling Field Data Form). We would encourage you to contact Jim Groleau at Biomarine, Inc. at,(978) 281-0222,in'order to coordinate the delivery,of.; the sterile sample bottles and for coordination with regard to the pick up of the samples., _''.. Likelast year„the, laboratories'have been required in their contracts with MDPH to.enter-the . • monitoring data results and electronically report sample-specific results via the bathing beaches website directly back to MDPH as well as to the local health departments. The laboratory will also enter information from the field data form, such as field observations, rainfall data, and temperature, via the website. Therefore, the field data form.needs to be filled out in its entirety before delivery to the laboratory. As noted above, these forms and other information are also available through the MDPH website at • www,mass.aov/dDh/environmental health. Current federal budget proposals contain language that would eliminate federal funding for beach programs for all coastal states across the country, including Massachusetts. If this proposal is in the final federal budget, this will mean the elimination of the MDPH/BEH beach program (inculding funding for MDPH beaches staff) for the 2013 season as well as the elimination of federal funding for the 2013 season for beach water quality testing to support local health officials. Thus, we stronaly encouraae Massachusetts coastal communities to determine how to best support continued monitoring efforts should this federal proposal go forward. Chris Huskey, Bathing Beaches Coordinator, will continue to coordinate the efforts of our two Bathing Beaches Inspectors, Irena Draksic and Michael Beattie. Our inspectors have the responsibility of working with local municipalities to ensure that this contract 'runs smoothly, to ensure that the sampling is conducted in accordance with the required protocols, and to provide other types of technical assistance and training to you in your efforts to comply with the requirements of the state and federal bathing beach laws and regulations. As you know, the data you submit each swim season form the basis of the MDPH beach water quality report, which we are required by statute to produce each year. This.report, which is funded in part by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), summarizes beach water quality data collected at marine and freshwater bathing beaches throughout the Commonwealth. The latest annual report, Marine and Freshwater Beach Testing in Massachusetts:2011 Season, has been completed and will be available to the general public • on May 25, 2012 on the MDPH website at www.mass.qov/di)h/tor)ics/beaches.htm. If you would like a hard copy of the report, would like to discuss anything further with regard to the laboratory work being provided, or if you have'any other questions, Bathing Beaches staff can be reached at the following numbers: Chris Huskey and Michael Beattie: (617) 624-5757; and Irena Draksic: (508) 375-6875. Thank you. Sincerely, Suzann K. Condon, Associate Commissioner Directo , Bureau of Environmental Health cc: Jim Groleau, Biomarine, Inc. Martha J. Steele, Acting Director, BEH/ETP, and Deputy Director, BEH Michael Celona, Senior Environmental Analyst, BEH/ETP • Page 1 of 1 Elizabeth Gagakis From: Biomarine [Biomarine@verizon.net] Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2012 3:19 PM To: 'William BurW;Xendeii Quarles'; 'Carieo, Mark; 'Elaine Wozny'; 'Virgina Bacon'; 'MaxSchenk'; 'CHRIS SARGENT; 'Fermon, Colleen; edl2676@netscape.net; 'Ellen Lufkin; 'Board of Health', 'Bob Bracey'; 'Patricia McAlarney'; 'Paula Geehan'; Larry Ramdin; Elizabeth Gagakis Subject: Memorial Day Beach Openings Hello All, It is again that time of year. Although the Department of Public Health program does not begin until the week of June 11th,some municipalities begin testing,at their own expense,to open some or all of their beaches for Memorial Day weekend. A reminder that prior to June 11th,any testing and sampling charges are solely the responsibility of the municipality. As in the past,enterococci testing is$34.00 per sample and sampling of beaches by Biomarine is$40.00. Please let me know as soon as possible if you will be submitting samples and if you will be requiring Biomarine to sample your sites. And if so,specifically which sites/beaches. We are anticipating taking the samples on 5/22(Tuesday). I will be following up soon with a schedule for the MDPH program. This is strictly for pre-season testing. " Thank you for your swift responses. Best Regards, Tracey Biomarine 16 East Main St. Gloucester, MA 01930 978-281-0222 978-283-6296 fax BiomarineCcilverizon.net This e-mail is intended for the exclusive use of the recipients(s) named above. It may contain information that is protected, privileged or confidential and it should not be disseminated, distributed or copied to persons not authorized to receive such information. If you are not the intended recipient, any dissemination, distribution or copying is strictly prohibited. If you think you have received this e-mail message in error,please e-mail the sender immediately at biomarine@verizon.net 5/17/2012 The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services Department of Public Health Center for Environmental Health 250 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02108-4619 Phone: 617-624-5757 Fax: 617-624-5777 DEVAL L. PATRICK TTY: 617-624-5286 GOVERNOR TIMOTHY P.MURRAY LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ` JUDYANN BIGBY,M.D. SECRETARY JOHN M.AUERBACH FO COMMISSIONER S�' C,w' � July 11, 2012 Mr. Larry Ramdin Salem Board of Health 120 Washington St. 4th Floor Salem, MA 01970 Re: Request for Variance —Willows Pier Beach . Dear Mr. Ramdin, On July 9, 2012, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH), Bureau of Environmental Health (BEH), Environmental Toxicology Program (ETP) received a beach sampling variance request from the Salem Board of Health for Willows Pier Beach. The submittal,contained all of the forms and data needed for determining Tier 3 status for this beach. Upon reviewing the data and sanitary survey submitted, there are no water quality concerns for the beach. There have been no single sample or geometric mean exceedances for the two seasons worth of data submitted with the sanitary survey. MDPH also received completed beach sampling field data forms for all samples collected. MDPH has determined that the variance granted by the Salem Board of Health on June 27, 2012 meets all criteria for Tier 3 status. As decided by the Board of Health, sampling will occur at Willows Pier Beach once prior to the opening of the beach and every other week thereafter. All other portions of the Minimum Standards for Bathing Beach regulations (105 CMR 455.000) shall be maintained. The variance shall expire at any time as determined by the Board of Health, but in no instance greater than four years, at which time the operator may apply for an extension or at any time the results of bacterial.tests exceed the levels in 105 CMR . 445.031. r Additionally, a copy of the first page of the "Tier III Sanitary Survey Form" must be • posted for 30 days following its issuance and shall, while it is in effect, be available to the public at all reasonable hours in the office of the city clerk or in the office of the Board of Health. Should you have any questions or require any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me at 617-624-5757. Sinc el , Chri uskey, athing Beaches Coordinator Environmental oxicology Program Bureau of Environmental Health Cc: Suzanne K. Condon, Associate Commissioner, BEH Martha J. Steele, Acting Director, BEH/ETP, and Deputy Director, BEH Meg Blanchet, Assistant Director, BEH/ETP Michael Celona, Senior Environmental Analyst, BEH/ETP Michael Beattie, Bathing Beaches Inspector - BEH/ETP • • Sanitary Survey Forms for Verifying Tier 3**1 Status Town: SqIPiA • Beach Name: i e f- - '12<Is' 1 r�•tQ:54 Place Locus Arrow on Topographic Map To Be Provided Upon Request. General Surface Drainage Basin Outlined in Red I. A,140ud 11 r0AA , am a Registered Sanitarian in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and hereby submit this sanitary survey in partial fulfillment of requirements for obtaining a waiver for weekly sampling under(105 CMR 445.000). In my professional opinion, I believe that no conditions exist that constitute a risk to the public health for bathing,beyond that of swimming at beaches classified as cceptable under the Massachusetts regulations (105 CMR 445.009) I pubmit this document • on( L (date). The Sanitary Survey was conducted on (date). Variance granted by the Board of Health on Ju.>E 27 2012 and ends 26.201d pending a recertification of the survey. Name Approval/Denial Reasons ASA ^n P lA a. A LaiLf Rflnoi� � .Wj t Recommended Sampling Frequency Q U Lv " Please list the top three potential sources for the indicator organism and distance from the bathing area - Source Distance 0^ 3110 56rm" pikes t� &4-r' / z Initials Date • **Tier 3 Beach will be a beach that has for at least two consecutive years not had a single sample exceedance. Having Tier 3 status indicates waters are of low health concern and/or receive low usage,and that minimal resources will be devoted to less intensive monitoring and public notification efforts in that area. Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 1 of 6 Tidal range (ft): 16:0 Approximate beach ❑ 1:50 91:25 ❑ 1:10 • slope at high tide: Sandy Soft Very Mucky Ell' Beach length from 0-50 ft 500-100 ft 100 500 ft 500+ft toRI n-owned boundaries: 0 Bounding structures: None 1 Side 2 Sides ❑ ❑ Jetty Types of Bounding Structures Pier I � II Landform • Water Quality in Recent Years Year Number of Number of Exceedances Samples (both dingle sample and geometric mean) 12011 1:k 0 12010 Cl_ P 12009 1 y Marine Beaches: Single sample regulatory limits are 104 colonies per 100 ml of sample,Exceedance>104 cfu/100 ml Geometric mean regulatory limits of the 5 most recent samples must calculate to be<35 colonies per 100 ml Freshwater Beaches: Single sample regulatory limits are 235 colonies per 100 ml of sample E.coli,Exceedance>235 cfu/100 ml; 61 colonies per 100 ml of sample Enterococcus,Exceedance>61 cfu/100 ml Geometric mean regulatory limits of the 5 most recent samples must calculate to be<126 colonies per 100 ml E.call, <33 colonies per 100 ml Enterococcus • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 2 of 6 Other potential sources of contamination Yes No • Boats moored within 500 ft of the beach [ ❑ that contain bilge tanks Boats moored within 500 ft ❑ 2r that do not contain bilge tanks Shorebirds commonly seen [.]� ❑ Wrack present [v]� ❑ Ground water seepages ❑ �2' Dogs waste on the beach' ❑ 12r Others (list): Sc[ 2YV) W RCK( c L�, a qrc YVIC146) -760 -f et curves, Adjacent Beaches Beach Name (include all public and Location from Surveyed Number of Exceeded semi-public beaches within 1/2 mile) Beach (East,West,etc) Samples within l ,year I - I I I I I I I Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 3 of 6 Yes No I don't know Does ALL of the surface watershed ❑ ❑ • have municipal sewer? Subsurface sewage disposal (Title 5 type): 0-5 5-20 20+ Within 50 feet of MHW**2 & within 200 feet of 9 ❑ ❑ ends of beach bounds Within 100 feet of MHW & within 200 feet of ❑ ❑ 30(111' ends of beach bounds MNW 4100BeaCll'a' Y8 11 TSubsurface sewage disposal (non Title 5 type): 0-5 5-20 20+ Within 50 feet of MHW & within 200 feet of [F ❑ ❑ ends of beach town ownership boundaries Within 100 feet of MHW �( & within 200 feet of u ❑ ❑ i"" MFW ends of beach town ownership boundaries leach 10011 1041( . . , Pipes & drains within 100 ft of beach town ownership boundaries: Yes (#) No I don't know Combined sewer overflow ❑ Q ❑ Sanitary sewer overflow ❑ IZ ❑ Storm water overflow d ❑ ❑ • ` **MHW means Mean High Water,or average high tide line Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 4 of 6 Storm water Sipes & drains within 50 feet of bathing area Diameter In Dry Estimated Length Parking Housing Density Inches Weather of Road Drained Lot Houses per Acre • Flow In Feet Drained (Yes,No) (Yes,No) 1-4 5-10 10+ No 3 14 15 Streams draining marshes within 100 ft 200 It 500 ft None ❑ ❑ ❑ Indication of animals Yes No --Are dogs allowed on the beach ❑ [a Are dogs or scat present [Vr ❑ Agricultural & vacant areas adjacent to the bathing beach with 100 It 500 It None area of 1/2 acre or more within ❑ ❑ ❑ • Sanitary facilities at the beach Yes No 12r 0 Average seasonal daily bather load 0-1q0 10-200 200+ • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 5 of 6 Tier 3 Priority Ranking Based on Sanitary Survey Findings Total Points • Sediments Sandy 0 points Soft 5 points ✓ Very Mucky 10 points Groundwater seepages Yes 2 points No 0 points Bounding structures 1 side 1 point 2 sides 2 points Z None 0 points Moored boats within 500 ft Yes 5 points No 0 points Shorebirds commonly seen Yes 2 points,- No oints -No 0 points ---.. Wrack present<.::=s;. ;. ..x. Yes 2 poinfs,�,,,s,r,-.,:.a „ No 0 points Septic systems within 50ft of 0-5 systems 0 points✓ MHW and 200 ft of town 5-20 systems 5 points ownership boundaries 20+ systems 10 points Septic systems within 100 ft 0-5 systems 0 points,- of ointsiof MHW and 200 ft of town 5-20 systems 0 points ownership boundaries 20+ systems 5 points Combined sewer overflow Yes 10 points per pipe within 100 ft No 0 points • Sanitary sewer overflow Yes 10 points per pipe within 100 ft No 0 points i Stormwater drains within 100 Yes 5 points per pipe✓ D ft �'-( UJeEPM ,, No 0 points Streams draining marshes 100ft 5 points 200ft 2 points 500ft 0 points Dogs allowed on the beach Yes 10 points No 0 points✓ Dogs or scat seen,pn the Yes _ 5 points ✓ beach - No 0 points Agricultural and vacant land 100ft 2 points t/2+ acre 500ft 1 point Sanitary facilities at the beach Yes 0 points✓ No 5 points Bather load >100 3 points Low Priorit 0-30 points =�� Moderate Priorit 31-60 points Hi riority ' 61+points The Tier 3 Priority Ranking Sheet may be used as a guide for comparing beach eligibility for sampling variance • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 6 of 6 F 4 All ,ll.°" ',rf' j 1 -.. A ",'3 • ti's wf�� f ,� S' � y 4b•"��* *� � '. a Willows Pier,rinht' NI 10, �� '�� ` '� '' ✓' �, ,y. a 9i�,' ,ems � �A�r:, 3i,^ �` ° T , " < '{(�+'l ,u%� b . I , '. `4i � A a�`p P, :i`�;�a► '; V'�c��/-t/y+ s� �'<P� �' � y '�g� �5.. seo/n •�� -.1 I �` � � _ . .y�ro� {t�jj � '1 �� r �7 • • �� (J ID / �l /�,jl � n �L_� F'✓ j .Al'C\ X'f y. �� r� I ��,,� �v �J'w!`��_��'•°` �� .c.. Yeti" 1;%' �Ar, - , t a r 1 11 r� rIMN B EApCH . ws: ti Irl y Y nLr I k)k<Y G ter. �s�'dl.Ew• t 3? -t+F - t ; Tyy F _ 4�141K � gym— � R � "i ".•.�#sr' PAX Photo 4: Willows Pier. Beach extends immediately to right of rocks. n Y✓ r _ • Photo 5 :Beach viewed from left boundary (i.e. with pier just behind viewer and extending into water beyond left edge of picture). E�.:�n�..�;t�' ., �. �„•..�,�.,� Tom;_ � _e._.. a • 1 .i rr ,i ��' �:. Tom^+,'� � a -,�t ^r.ti.:.�.'.t:. Photo 6: Beach sloping down to area in previous photo. Steps and sea wall visible in distance. • I nil i °f1° '1111 Illilllll III ��' I � 'I" '0°urlimluuii'° III 11111111`Illi ',iIIIA IIIIU1ii IIIIII,IIIIIIIIIIII 11 Ilil ( 1111111 ,i� ��ill�l•1,111 111111 it � w 1 Photo 7: Paved walkway immediately behind seawall (directly behind beach). Ilr 1 I 1 I�t Y ni k v t a ' rye. , �� •F: ,eat' { a-.t;C '�'+• �w_.. [ v w LF y,iNU>•'.�, 1 ', Ja5V 1J �y K Jn"�+yA eff� 4 6 A y .µ, rt, ��` k -+( �K. �•� d M '�' ql�}'d�S'}n{<7q i Fy�"�n,�'-' ait d `" s•.Z� �s az, t.,. S yac ',�1- ,,e'°'`-�a�r ♦ y fF M 'MIR n✓.+„( -�'ltt lora"h •n Y'Y'/� { •. 1tr�t �ow'f z Pl s ��t e+. �� •5lvp'. t+5ix , 4 �=�Y Ory ru i"�'',�,*n•.t,4'iY1�� ..`�rf�'i�!�e11.,.�.k.�afwk w.�u�,"�"F��+'�,'', ''.��w L jh tY .. (-r � : i •r .� 'M1 �. 'l{`�bn^E: x.i. ' 'A" •�. y - ' f Photo 10: Weep hole draining walkway behind beach (no pipe —just a hole in the wall, with house visible through hole). • • Sanitary Survey Forms for Verifying Tier 3**1 Status '12 MAY 2=A.M 1 1:50 Town: SAPvl/1 • Beach Name: AY, r) Place Locus Arrow on Topographic Map _ To Be Provided Upon Request General Surface Drainage Basin Outlined in Red I. /111 h`/tt / 6(011,01 , am a Registered Sanitarian in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and hereby submit this sanitary survey in partial fulfillment of requirements for obtaining a waiver for weekly sampling under(105 CMR 445.000). In my professional opinion, I believe that no conditions exist that,constitute a.risk to the public health for bathing,beyond that of swimming at beaches classified is acceptable under the Massachusetts regulations (105 CMR 445. 00) j submit this document • on (date). The Sanitary Survey was conducted on (date). Variance granted by the Board of Health on 'S-- 1 l— 12 and ends S- 16- 16 pending a recertification of the survey. Name Approv/Denial'. Reasons Recommended Sampling Frequency T> Please list the top three potential sources for the ' indicator organism and distance from the bathing area Source Distance �3 w Wii�11s� rack 0 U (1 Initials ate • **Tier 3 Beach will be a beach that has for at least two consecutive years not had a single sample exceedance.Having Tier 3 status indicates waters are of low health concern and/or receive low usage,and that minimal resources will be devoted to less intensive monitoring and public notification efforts in that area. Tier 3 Sanitary-Survey Form: Page 1 of 6 Tidal range (ft): • II Approximate beach ❑ 1:50 I"dl:25 ❑ 1:10 slope at high tide: Sandy Soft Very Mucky Sediments: � ❑ ❑ Beach length from 0-50 ft 50-100 ft 100-500 ft 500 ft town-owned boundaries: ❑ ❑ ❑ `/p( Bounding structures: None 1 Sidees ❑ ❑ Jetty 4__� Types of Bounding Structures pier •Landform Water Quality in Recent Years Year Number of Number of Exceedances Samples (both single sample and geometric mean) 12011 2010 lr2 - 2009 ��2— Marine Beaches: /•' Single sample regulatory limits are 104 colonies per 100 ml of sample,Exceedance>104 cfu/100 ml Geometric mean regulatory limits of the 5 most recent samples roust calculate to be<.35 colonies per 100 nil Freshwater Beaches: Single sample regulatory limits are 235 colonies per 100 ml of sample E.coli,Exceedance>235 cfu/100 ml; 61 colonies per 100 ml of sample Enterococcus,Exceedance>61 cfu/100 ml Geometric mean regulatory limits of the 5 most recent samples must calculate to be<126 colonies per'100 nil E.coli, <33 colonies per 100 ml Enterococcus • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 2 of 6 Other potential sources of contamination • Yes No, Boats moored within 500 ft of the beach ❑ that contain bilge tanks Boats moored within 500 ft ❑ that do not contain bilge tanks Shorebirds commonly seen ❑ Wrack present ❑ Ground water seepages ❑ Dogs waste on the beach ❑ Others(list): Adjacent Beaches Beach Name (include all public and Location from Surveyed Number of Exceeded semi-public beaches within 1/z mile) Beach (East,West,etc) Samples within 1 ,year I I I I I . i Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 3 of 6 Ye No I don't know Does ALL of the surface watershed jT ❑ ❑ • have municipal sewer? Subsurface sewage disposal (Title 5 type): 0-5 5-20 20+ Within 50 feet of MHW**2 & within 200 feet of jff ❑ ❑ ends of beach bounds 1 Within 100 feet of MHW & within 200 feet of ❑ ❑ '` 4"zoo ft. ^oon. r, ends of beach bounds M Mrwv too 'Bench � Subsurface sewage disposal (non Title 5 type): 0-5 5-20 20+ Within 50 feet of MHW & within 200 feet of ❑ E] / ends of beach town VEr ownership boundaries Within 100 feet of MHW & within 200 feet of El El �" }""" - ends of beach town ! _ + ownership boundaries too ft ; 100 ft Pipes & drains within 100 ft of beach town ownership boundaries: Yes (#) No I don't know Combined sewer overflow ❑ tyr ❑ Sanitary sewer overflow ❑ ❑ Storm water overflow ❑ ❑ 2 **MHW means Mean High Water,or average high tide line Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 4 of 6 Storm water pipes & drains within 50 feet of bathing area Diameter In Dry Estimated Length Parking Housing Density Inches Weather of Road Drained Lot Houses per Acre • Flow In Feet Drained (Yes,No) (Yes,No) 1-4 5-10 10+ 1 12 13 14 15 Streams draining marshes within 100 ft 200 ft 500 ft None ❑ ❑ ❑ Indication of animals Yes No Are dogs allowed on the beach ElL✓I Are do or scat resent dogs P � ❑ Agricultural & vacant areas adjacent to the bathing beach with 100 ft 500 ft None area of 1/2 acre or more within Er ❑ ❑ Sanitary facilities at the beach YgS N❑o Average seasonal daily bather load 0-190 1100-200 2010+ Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 5 of 6 I Tier 3 Priority Ranking Based on Sanitary Survey Findings Total . Points Sediments Sandy 0points V, Soft 5 points Very Mucky 10 points Groundwater seepages Yes 2 points. No 0 points✓ Bounding structures 1 side 1 point 2 sides 2 points/ None 0 points Moored boats within 500 ft Yes 5 points No 0 points.,--' Shorebirds commonly seen Yes 2 points ✓ No 0 points Wrack present Yes 2 points✓ 2 No 0 points Septic systems within 50ft of 0-5 systems 0 points ✓ MEW and 200 ft of town 5-20 systems 5 points ownership boundaries 20+ systems 10 points Septic systems within 100 ft 0-5 systems 0 points✓ of MHW and 200 ft of town 5-20 systems 0 points ownership boundaries 20+systems 5 points Combined sewer overflow Yes 10 points per pipe • within 100 ft No 0 points %;/ Sanitary sewer overflow Yes 10 points per pipe within 100 ft No 0 points v✓ Stormwater drains within 100 Yes 5 points per pipe ft No 0 points Streams draining marshes 100ft 5 points 200ft 2 points 500ft 0 points Dogs allowed on the beach Yes 10 points No 0 points ✓ Dogs or scat seen on the Yes 5 points �• beach No 0 points Agricultural and vacant land 100ft 2 points v I/2+ acre 500ft 1 point Sanitary facilities at the beach Yes 0 points No 5 points Bather load >100 3 points 1 C Low Priority) 0-30 points = 1 Moderate Priority 31-60 points High Priority 61+points The Tier 3 Priority Ranking Sheet maybe used as a guide for comparing beach eligibility for sampling variance • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 6 of 6 4 r ' r �'E"5?.y �:�. -f II - _ • a o r�K` b x Pr � � '�t .. � _..�V(\�B��s� �yyV(112i�5�8 / �` . � ' 37-�� 1 r t v =• ANI �i it ;,� ` �_ �v �' `.� zM'' 4. •.d f v 11{j YS �4y k , t- � F, i.mz9 i� 1; Entrance to bear— Photo 44 11 MI. b � d -1K`YsniY +y '�p a ^f!`•.�v .rdC>YY� jsr,. 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'1 I, 6 f.�`1A am a Registered Sanitarian in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and hereby submit this sanitary survey in partial fulfillment of requirements for obtaining a waiver for weekly sampling under(105 CMR 445.000). In my professional opinion, I believe that no conditions exist that constitute a risk to the public health for bathing,beyond that of swimming at beaches • classified�le under the Massachusetts regulations (105 CMR 445. 00) 1 submit this document on (date). The Sanitary Survey was conducted on 3 3Z date). Variance granted by the Board of Health on S- 1-1-1 i and ends pending a recertification of the survey. Name Approva enial Reasons �AQ6.1 kIAKD'J Recommended Sampling Frequency I - CEI t--1 Please list the top three potential sources for the indicator organism and distance from the bathing area Source Distance RU4 of o L Initials Date • **Tier 3 Beach will be a beach that has for at least two consecutive years not had a single sample exceedance.Having Tier 3 status indicates waters are of low health concern and/or receive low usage,and that minimal resources will be devoted to less intensive monitoring and public notification efforts in that area. Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 1 of 6 a . Tidal range(ft): HCl Approximate beach ❑ 1:50 [f 1:25 ❑ 1:10 • slope at high tide: Sandy Soft Very Mucky Sediments: Rr ❑ ❑ Beach length from ft 0-50 ft 50-100 ft 1OQ-500 ft + town-owned boundaries: 0 0 El Bounding structures: Nope 11 Side 22 Sides Jetty 4--I Types of Bounding Structures Pier Landform • Water Quality in Recent Years Year Number of Number of Exceedances Samples (both single sample and geometric mean) 12011 I Z 12010 17_ 12009 1 I (r Marine Beaches: Single sample regulatory limits are 104 colonies per 100 ml of sample,Exceedance>104 du/100 nil .. Geometric mean regulatory limits of the 5 most recent samples must calculate to be<35 colonies per 100 ml Freshwater Beaches: Single sample regulatory limits are 235 colonies per 100 ml of sample E.coli,Exceedance>235 du/100 nil; 61 colonies per 100 ml of sample Enterococcus,Exceedance>61 du/100 ml Geometric mean regulatory limits of the 5 most recent samples must calculate to he<126 colonies per 100 ml E.coli, <3J colonies per 100 ml Enterococcus • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 2 of 6 Yesi No I don't know • Does ALL of the surface watershed `SIS ❑ ❑ have municipal sewer? Subsurface sewage disposal (Title 5 type): 0.5 5-20 20+ Within 50 feet of MI3W**2 El 1:1& within 200 feet of ends of beach bounds Within 100 feet of MHW & within 200 feet of ❑ ❑ ends of beach bounds su w ,0021 .;' 200 ft +''.,. w, Subsurface sewage disposal (non Title 5 type): 0-5 5-20 20+ Within 50 feet of MHW • & within 200 feet of ❑ ❑ ends of beach town ownership boundaries Within 100 feet of MI-IW & within 200 feet of "'""� ❑ ❑ � F ends of beach town ownership boundaries Beach ; 100$-i lOdit.s:,, Pipes & drains within 100 ft of beach town ownership boundaries: Yes (#) No I don't know Combined sewer overflow ❑ ❑ Sanitary sewer overflow ❑ � ❑ Storm water overflow ❑ ❑ • 2 **MHW means Mean High Water,or average high tide line Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 4 of 6 Other potential sources of contamination Yes No • Boats moored within 500 ft of the beach ❑ that contain bilge tanks Boats moored within 500 ft ❑ that do not contain bilge tanks Shorebirds commonly seen ❑ Wrack present Vol,, ❑ Ground water seepages ❑ Dogs waste on,the beach ❑ V Others (list): Adjacent Beaches Beach Name (include all public and Location from Surveyed Number of Exceeded semi-public beaches within 1/z mile) Beach (East,West, etc) Samples within 1 year � V � • i Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 3 of 6 Storm water pipes & drains within 50 feet of bathing area Diameter In Dry Estimated Length Parking Housing Density Inches Weather of Road Drained Lot Houses per Acre • Flow In Feet Drained (Yes,No) (Yes,No) 1-4 5-10 _ 10+ � 1 12 13 14 15 Streams draining marshes within 100 ft 200 ft 500 ft None/ ❑ '❑ ❑ LYl Indication of animals Yes No Are dogs allowed on the beach ❑ [� Are dogs or scat present El ❑ Agricultural & vacant areas adjacent to the bathing beach with 100 ft 500 ft None area of 1/2 acre or more within (' ❑ ❑ • f Sanitary facilities at the beach Yes No/ Average seasonal daily bather load 0-10f) 100-200 200+ ❑ ❑ . • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 5 of 6 J Tier 3 Priority Ranking Based on Sanitary Survey Findings Total Points • Sediments Sandy 0 points ✓ Soft 5 points Very Mucky 10 points Groundwater seepages Yes 2 points No 0 points Bounding structures 1 side 1 point 2 sides 2 points None 0 points Moored boats within 500 ft Yes 5 points No 0 points f Shorebirds commonly seen Yes 2 points No 0 points v'- Wrack Wrack present Yes 2 points ✓ No 0 points Septic systems within 50ft of 0-5 systems 0 points ✓ MHW and 200 ft of town 5-20 systems 5 points ownership boundaries 20+ systems 10 points Septic systems within 100 ft 0-5 systems 0 points✓ of MHW and 200 ft of town 5-20 systems 0 points ownership boundaries 20+ systems 5 points✓ Combined sewer overflow Yes 10 points per pipe • within 100 ft No 0 points✓ Sanitary sewer overflow Yes 10 points per pipe within 100 ft No 0 points ✓ Stormwater drains within 100 Yes 5 points per pipe ft No 0 points ✓ Streams draining marshes 100ft 5 points 200ft 2 points 5001t 0 points ✓ Dogs allowed on the beach Yes 10 points No 0 points✓ Dogs or scat seen on the Yes 5 points Y/- beach No 0 points Agricultural and vacant land 100ft 2 points 1/2+ acre 500ft 1 point . Sanitary facilities at the beach Yes 0 points No 5 points ✓ Bather load >100 3 points I ow Priorit 0-30 points Moderate Priority 31-60 points High Priority 61+ points The Tier 3 Priority Ranking Sheet may be used as a guide for comparing beach eligibility for sampling variance • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 6 of 6 zr . i ...V IL .•. � 1 - -k S {y� / ?n Forest River Point left Forest River Point right j� z x fir, f t. F r2+ 1+ , `. �!.__ a "r<..1. .3 M V �)• 1 er. # .r fir, ,cti-f r s�- .' �'�, s. ..� i nom` ��"``� �✓� Vii J,a" a�� a l/+.a 1 [] vim.... ,'� f y ']4i II V1'.♦ •t` % .s.t� _ FN —' -r -c.' ` A,.,. ,`i+E'G r�.. ageY -6;1&-C)U jD tY95 lat 42 5C569 `to 7368430 elev 19f,- t5 _fl - • +I s �NV•'� P �• ^ �- �, I yJ� rr ' x•�vP 'ii'T' t !¢ .. 1..� •:P"� .rid':?'; y,,,,e...-r'�`� + ',. .,e`- , peach entrance tT'I .•i � �� t �„ •it _ �SavM'."v ,. u' Y• Y.•��a..Y''�5�''.s x'n ..O'.r+_�G.sia.'.w�w+'y ..., K'.°"'�Y»' w^�i .!-x. ...3Y-�+.i ...-r. � K lr '-&.1,.• :. ,An�m +i.g,x ♦ c.e'.' ..wd� ", r.v 'd° i`'� V _ 'I+v• 'v - � M r 1n'�•• i��r •.,.,�-��srjy� .., t i '. ,�� W-� _ �'..'«' ,�.i• " d's - -'t'^'•`'G:r'Ov'_a i':#'$'+sb" `��'?. � „l...ra �.'w..w,.w ,. :_, ..,LL.;« �4�^��r`.�.,, R,"�.� • '^` _ � °3�.s "<.,�y:.�:�.;,:.: V=-�:,.tiv.-. a�°.'§'�y-ter`,. e b ..yv •..' a.F6.s. '.y.i xy st tt side of beach photo 2;�e r + � r �7 MI vN t (�i AM •l •+IA� '��!+� f b' r4+ I� r , Z X41 f,Z ,yM f., t9,K, *'"aa�h'F r`#�y, 1,. - 1/1 OF �p � {_ �,�'9' v F jw• � J } �,+ �� k,i'�` y�al�'#�� q�•r ev�y'+ g� 7 Sanitary Survey Forms for Verifying Tier 3**1 Status Town: _tel I e vV1 _ • Beach Name• ,C��x f� rrin '1.2NAMula11:50 Place Locus Arrow on Topographic Map To Be Provided Upon Request General Surface Drainage Basin Outlined in Red f� 1, /°I( CNIUAC -�OAq am a Registered Sanitarian in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and hereby submit this sanitary survey in partial fulfillment of requirements-for obtaining a waiver for weekly sampling under(105 CMR 445.000). In my professional opinion, I believe that no conditions exist that constitute a risk to the public health for bathing, beyond that of swimming at beaches classified a acgeptable under the Massachusetts regulations (105 CMR 445 000 I submit this document • on 1/4-112, (date). The Sanitary Survey was conducted on 3 2 (date). Variance granted by the Board of Health on 11_Aq,�� IV 2.and ends Fjj+,j (,, 'X016 pending a recertification of the survey. Name (J rov 1/Denial Reasons . t.tF22y �rA°+O�w, Recommended Sampling Frequency t W C-E Ic i- Please list the top three potential sources for the indicator organism and distance from the bathing area Source Distance (' e ^ Initiats Date • ' **Tier 3 Beach will be a beach that has for at least two consecutive years not had a single sample exceedance. Having Tier 3 status indicates waters are of low health concern and/or receive low usage,and that minimal resources will be devoted to less intensive monitoring and public notification efforts in that area. Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 1 of 6 Tidal range (ft): 0 Approximate beach ❑ 1:50 1:25 ❑ 1:10 slope at high tide: Sandy Soft Very Mucky Sediments: 10 Beach length from 0-50 ft 50-100 ft 17-500 ft 500+ft town-owned boundaries: ❑ ❑ ❑ Bounding structures: None 1 Side 2 Sides ❑ ❑ VEr Jetty 4_— Types of Bounding Structures Pier Landform • Water Quality in Recent Years Year Number of Number of Exceedances Samples (both single sample and geometric mean) 12011 1 '2- 12010 '2-12010 t Z 1 C;� 12009 1 Z Marine Beaches: Single sample regulatory limits are 104 colonies per 100 ml of sample,Exceedance>104 cfu/100 ml Geometric mean regulatory limits of the 5 most recent samples most calculate to be cis colonies per 100 ml Freshwater Beaches: Single sample regulatory limits are 235 colonies per 100 ml of sample E.coli,Exceedance>235 cfu/100 ml; 61 colonies per 100 ml of sample Enterococcus,Exceedance>61 cfu/100 ml Geometric mean regulatory limits of the 5 most recent samples must calculate to be<126 colonies per 100 ml E.coli, <33 colonies per 100 ad Enterococcus • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 2 of 6 Other potential sources of contamination Ye No . • Boats moored within 500 ft of the beach [ ❑ that contain bilge tanks Boats moored within 500 ft ❑ [ that do not contain bilge tanks Shorebirds commonly seen ❑ Wrack present ❑ Ground water seepages ❑ Dogs waste on the beach ❑ Others (list): J Adiacent Beaches NIA Beach Name(include all public and Location from Surveyed Number of Exceeded semi-public beaches within 1/z mile) Beach (East, West,etc) Samples within 1 ,year J I 1 I 1 Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 3 of 6 Yes No I don't know Does ALL of the surface watershed [✓7 ❑ ❑ • have municipal sewer? Subsurface sewage disposal (Title 5 type): 0-5 5-20 20+ Within 50 feet of MHW**Z & within 200 feet of ® ❑ ❑ ends of beach bounds Within 100 feet of MHW & within 200 feet of [Z� ❑ ❑ ends of beach boundsw 4b R_ o41i d MH Km Subsurface sewage disposal (non Title 5 type): 0-5 5-20 20+ Within 50 feet of MHW & within 200 feet of [' ❑ ❑ ends of beach town T ' ownership boundaries Within 100 feet of MHW & within 200 feet of E� El "M ends of beach town a ownership boundaries ' BI 100 R ; q l00 Pipes & drains within 100 ft of beach town ownership boundaries: Yes (#) No I don't know Combined sewer overflow ❑ [✓7 ❑ Sanitary sewer overflow ❑ 2 ❑ Storm water overflow D' ❑ ❑ • Z **MHW means Mean High Water,or average high tide line Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 4 of 6 Stdrm water pipes'& drains within 50 feet of bathing area Diameter In Dry� Estimated Length Parking Housing Density Inches Weather of Road Drained Lot Houses per Acre • Flow In Feet Drained (Yes,No) (Yes,No) 1-4 5-10 10+ 1 n_ ri 11 iL= / In ctij�' \\J0 � 2 � 3 14 15 Streams draining marshes within 100 ft 200 ft 500 ft None Indication of animals Yes No El dogs allowed on the beach [� Are dogs or scat present ❑ Agricultural & vacant areas adjacent to the bathing beach'with 100 It 500 It None area of acre or more within ❑ ❑ • Sanitary facilities at the beach Yeses N Average seasonal daily bather load 0-1 1100-200 2010+ • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 5 of 6 Tier 3 Priority Ranking Based on Sanitary Survey Findings Total Points • Sediments Sandy 0 points Soft 5 points J D Very Mucky 10 points ✓ I Groundwater seepages Yes 2 points No 0 points ✓ Bounding structures 1 side 1 point 2 sides 2 points ✓ None 0 points Moored boats within 500 ft Yes 5 points ✓ No 0 points Shorebirds commonly seen Yes 2 points ✓ Z No 0 points Wrack present Yes 2 points ,/ No 0 points Septic systems within 50ft of 0-5 systems 0 points MHW and 200 ft of town 5-20 systems 5 points ownership boundaries 20+ systems 10 points Septic systems within 100 ft 0-5 systems 0 points z of MHW and 200 ft of town 5-20 systems 0 points ownership boundaries 20+ systems 5 points Combined sewer overflow Yes 10 points per pipe within 100 ft No 0 points ✓ • Sanitary sewer overflow Yes 10 points per pipe within 100 ft No 0 points V Stormwater drains within 100 Yes 5 points per pipe ✓ ft No 0 points Streams draining marshes 100ft 5 points 200ft 2 points 500ft 0 points Dogs allowed on the beach Yes 10 points No 0 points ✓ Dogs or scat seen on the Yes 5 points beach No 0 points ✓ Agricultural and vacant land 100ft 2 points t/2+ acre 500ft 1 point Sanitary facilities at the beach Yes 0 points No 5 points ✓ Bather load >100 3 points 2 Low Priority 0-30 points = Jg Moderate rl'IWItV 31-60 points High Priority 61+ points The Tier 3 Priority Ranking Sheet may be used as a guide for comparing beach eligibility for sampling variance • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 6 of 6 T i 4 77 _ y vel'.:.' �+�I+. v I �♦1 L p ♦ t( M -P� yy' .r � .io J StepsBBch,mght,�, " i o v �. !- .,-> r l y It Ice 41 JF Fv ' Y r er 1 A f+'a frk a zur5 n at + . leearth'. PK e �te U tY 5 „lx� rte, vt t a. xsa3sai t .Mr97>>_D-6d+-J-.r.., ^ � • t� ` v� : y i KKK Ii• O ) It, s v t7 r Y}}:t• xKr v O2 V. QO f t y.xt Lf K �a11 � • • ' ,AC�1 1g �,� s �\ c m. }rLf• r NZ IJ +�Ne/#4" •.,f�'��.`y �gyp•• - � !! : ° m X 3{kj x �` a r, Photo 1: Beach entrance viewed from street. • w.r W-aev.w«®wax h4}"• , ' ttii~ 59a,.�1' �\ �;«�:� YT A — F' -at.`�'".',-.''�:�- 's'• est-1 - - . a_ Y~ ;IA ' 3 ' 'rv" qi�! d Ew°' ai' C4 yt>.�y r ' - .i.=£--'(+•"wn.-` moi• • Photo 2: Beach entrance viewed from middle area of beach; right end of beach in distance. .l r - � ju lie ��_ ma_-c:M�"• `�_ .dy-<� -,',n—+- d- ,.�c '.. - -.�'•s=�;.^v.:;"3ra.�x'�Gh`f��. � .. - ?+�a...Y- x'd?a?F•`.-,:�s.,^ --_ a�-4,^,�:ia'Y -A`•',";" -f"� ,4g �riti-w'. - ' ' - .�" � ri.`'Y,. : s -• =.' "+moi};'y`� '+`�:- Si". F'�' y,.'.'�•'"ytw :.r- :.'� > �..tl: dpi'^o-�`� - .D ri w� -Z: 'T An. �..T'��.-`k� � ,....R...e�;+.reG�`,.j`�i i- �.••y'. _ •,'�': .'��r ;?Y5. �, . ''2.- :�t<i .y�Fti4�4�,�.di;:fi.. di'�'•- Photo 3: View of beach from left side; outfall visible on left. 'Y'c�=��SwS4irv� 4.••... u �''1'�;''r.; �l�I..?�"�+!R�^�� • :%�9•'j�� 'J�' . '•$�'v}i'„.. Yom. may' _ A, "TT' 9`"I • Photo 4: View of beach and cove from left side of beach. f �Lwi.Mpmfl�te�iil G..YnliYn'4 +A _ -..�.•p .- 2 a^, '_ - _ M '� v �. � R! �mh -%r' q '3' .aye+_ �'�' " '#yam}..•. -,;�"'.' ° .��.`v r �$ ^kN.�vva.. :'Y�,�`�.°a°•w'cry-1 a,�:ta w.!* S. +�k -*, `�', +e#yz'�SnL°e 'j.'y.��+[��a4vti�],,.. ``' ; ux.4y .. ,w2.:� -.Y..ra.. all •v^Xvc$ og"h.4 i�.'nga.^r. . ..7�x:Y"'4- °+ lil°", '.�";.^��- . fu#. .µMW" •- y^4 '� * -. 'g �,.�. \Pte.My.� •_ R' .`2. � .. Photo 5: Stormwater outfall at middle/left area of beach. 7.1 ' :. 1TnbY✓�-�' G.-, ace?T�.�isk '•A+ � t+ �.K VIM .y '3.,. - HW Wu Photo 6: Left side; wall is behind viewer with beach extending to right (see map)• . r X-71 Cp aFrt ' 1 6 .♦ Tl='r�^' r�,C' ... E ��`f.�/ i. Photo 7: Marshy area at right end of beach. Sanitary Survey Forms for Verifying Tier 3**t Status Town: 'DPa �F Nrfr -P �Pa rl� °12 NAY 21 vw ai:SG • Beach Name: <�17I6-v\A Place Locus Arrow on Topographic Map To Be Provided Upon Request General Surface Drainage Basin Outlined in Red am a Registered Sanitarian in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and hereby submit this sanitary survey in partial fulfillment of requirements for obtaining a waiver for weekly sampling under (105 CMR 445.000). In my professional opinion, I believe that no conditions exist that constitute a risk to the public health for bathing, beyond that of swimming at beaches classified as cceptable under the Massachusetts regulations (105 CMR 445 000 I submit this document • on (date). The Sanitary Survey was conducted on 2 (date). Variance granted by the Board of Health on_ tF- I I -X6 i ?- ' and ends 5- 16 za pending a recertification of the survey. t- Name Approva enial - Reasons LAjzv VvANIDIv Recommended Sampling Frequency a t - Please list the top three potential sources for the indicator organism and distance from the bathing area Source Distance /Ub SaAI 17iJ4 6CA11 bill J� � �6ate .2 Initials Uate O • ' **Tier 3 Beach will be a beach that has for at least two consecutive years not had a single sample exceedance;Having Tier 3 status indicates waters are of low health concern and/or receive low usage, and that minimal resources will be devoted to less intensive monitoring and public notification efforts in that area. Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 1 of 6 f r Tidal range (ft): Approximate beach 191:50 ❑ 1:25 ❑ 1:10 • slope at high tide: Sandy Soft Ver Mucky Sediments: ❑ ❑ Beach length from 0-50 ft 50-100 ft r10-�0-500 ft 500+ ft town-owned boundaries: E] ❑ 12 ❑ Bounding structures: None 1 Side 2 Sides ❑ 0' ❑ Jetty 4__ Types of Bounding Structures pier II Landform • Water Quality in Recent Years Year Number of Number of Exceedances Samples (both single sample and geometric mean) 12011 I �12010 f Z 1 12009 1 12— 1 Marine Beaches: Single sample regulatory limits are 104 colonies per 100 nil of sample,Exeeedance>104 cfu,1100 ml Geometric mean regulatory limits of the 5 most recent samples must calculate to be<35 colonies per 100 nil Freshwater Beaches: Single sample regulatory limits are 235 colonies per 100 ml of sample E.coli,Exceedance>235 efu/100 ml; 61 colonies per 100 nil of sample Enterococcus,Exceedance>61 cfu/100 ml Geometric mean regulatory limits of the 5 most recent samples must calculate to be<126 colonies per 100 nil E.coli, <33 colonies per 100 nil Enterococcus • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 2 of 6 Other potential sources of contamination Boats moored within 500 ft of the beach ❑ N � that contain bilge tanks Boats moored within 500 ft ❑ ❑/ that do not contain bilge tanks Shorebirds commonly seen, ❑ Wrack present ❑ Ground water seepages ❑ Dogs waste on the beach ❑ [� Others (list): Adiacent Beaches Beach Name(include all public and Location from Surveyed Number of Exceeded semi-public beaches within 1/z mile) Beach (East, West,etc) ' Samples within 1 year (-,-AM19 n/al_JI(�n� S(AJ " /11 1 �I \Af , l'I�uic I I I I I i l v • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 3 of 6 Yep No Idon't know ❑ ❑ Does ALL of the surface watershed �" • have municipal sewer? Subsurface sewage disposal (Title 5 type): 0-5 5-20 20+ Within 50 feet of MHW**Z & within 200 feet of ❑ ❑ ends of beach bounds Within 100 feet of MHW & within 200 feet of Dz� ❑ ❑ 100 tt 2001t ends of beach bounds Mi H H MHW i0 fl 100 fl� 1 Bench .-Uea Subsurface sewage disposal (non Title 5 type): 0-5 5-20 20+ Within 50 feet of MHW & within 200 feet of a ❑ ❑ ends of beach town ownership boundaries Within 100 feet of MHW & within 200 feet of ❑ El MFM W" ends of beach town ownership boundaries Beach 100 ft •area 10011 Pipes &drains within 100 ft of beach town ownership boundaries: Yes (#) No I don't know Combined sewer overflow ❑ U ❑ Sanitary sewer overflow ❑ 21 ❑ Storm water overflow E2/ ❑ ❑ • z **MHW means Mean High Water,or average high tide line Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 4 of 6 Storm water pipes & drains within 50 feet of bathing area Diameter In Dry Estimated Length Parking Housing Density Inches We of Road Drained Lot Houses per Acre • Flow In Feet Drained (Yes, No) (Yes, No) 1-4 5-10 10+ 13 1 in �. (\n vin knUu,VA No ✓ -� 14 1 15 1 i Streams draining marshes within 100 ft 200 It 500 ft None ❑ ❑ ❑ Indication of animals Yes No Are dogs allowed on the beach ❑ Are dogs or scat present ❑ [� Agricultural & vacant areas adjacent to the bathing beach with 100 ft 500.ft None • area of 1/2 acre or more within ❑ ❑ Sanitary facilities at the beach Yes No ❑ ©� Average seasonal daily batherload 0-1 100-200 200+ Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 5 of 6 Tier 3 Priority Ranking Based on Sanitary Survey Findings Total • Points Sediments Sandy 0 points Soft 5 points 1 Very Mucky 10 points ✓ Groundwater seepages Yes 2 points No 0 points Bounding structures 1 side 1 point 2 sides 2 points None 0 points Moored boats within 500 ft Yes 5 points No 0 points Shorebirds commonly seen Yes 2 points✓ No 0 points Wrack present Yes 2 points ✓ 2 No 0 points Septic systems within 50ft of 0-5 systems 0 points i MHW and 200 ft of town 5-20 systems 5 points ownership boundaries 20+ systems 10 points Septic systems within 100 ft 0-5 systems 0 points of MHW and 200 ft of town 5-20 systems 0 points ownership boundaries 20+ systems 5 points Combined sewer overflow Yes 10 points per pipe • within 100 ft No 0 points v,' Sanitary sewer overflow Yes 10 points per pipe within 100 ft No 0 points / Stormwater drains within 100 Yes 5 points per pipe ft No 0 points X Streams draining marshes 100ft 5 points 200ft 2 points 500ft 0 points v/ Dogs allowed on the beach Yes 10 points No 0 points✓ Dogs or scat seen on the Yes' 5 points beach No 0 points ✓ Agricultural and vacant land 100ft 2 points t/x+ acre 500ft 1 point Sanitary facilities at the beach Yes 0 points No 5 points ✓ Bather load >100 3 points Low Priority 0-30 points (Moderate Prionty) 31-60 points High Priority 61+points The Tier 3 Priority Ranking Sheet maybe used as a guide for comparing beach eligibility for sampling variance • Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 6 of 6 V .%/ '` .++ Y. 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Sanitary Survey Forms for Verifying Tier 3**I Status Town: f)pa (-j 4c-f c-P _Ppa r V\ *BeachName: ��IP✓✓1 Place Locus Arrow on Topographic Map To Be Provided Upon Request General Surface Drainage Basin Outlined in Iced L /�Ji �� L �� (X ''°� am a Registered Sanitarian in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and hereby submit this sanitary survey in partial fulfillment of requirements for obtaining a waiver for weekly sampling under(105 CMR 445.000). In my professional opinion, I believe that no conditions exist that constitute a risk to the public health for bathing, beyond that of swimming at beaches classified as�cceptable under the Massachusetts regulations (105 CMR 44�I submit this document • on '(4�i'I (date). The Sanitary Survey was conducted on 7 2- (date). Variance granted by the Board of Health on 3 n t - U a a and ends_ �5 n o L 200 L pending a recertification of the survey. ' Name Approva , enial Reasons Recommended Sampling Frequency _ _%Z C�E k-- t--1 t Please list the top three potential sources for the indicator organism and distance from the bathing area Source Distance ! i L Initials Bate/ • ' **Tier 3 Beach will be a beach that has for at least two consecutive years not had a single sample exceedance.Having Tier 3 status indicates waters are of low health concern and/or receive low usage,and that minimal resources will be devoted to less intensive monitoring and public notification efforts in that area. Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 1 of 6 Sanitary Survey Forms for Verifying Tier 3**1 Status Town: •Beach Name: ,(-+Px Rer_,r-l.n Place Locus Arrow on Topographic Map To Be Provided Upon Request General Surface Drainage Basin Outlined in Red � / L /4 L'1ii�?�L � (fx' (d r„j , am a Registered Sanitarian in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and hereby submit this sanitary survey in partial fulfillment of requirements for obtaining a waiver for weekly sampling under(105 CMR 445.000). In my professional opinion, I believe that no conditions exist that constitute a risk to the public health for bathing, beyond that of swimming at beaches classified as acceptable under the Massachusetts regulations (105 CMR 445 000) I submit this document •on (date). The Sanitary Survey was conducted on tis /J,'_ (date). Variance granted by the Board of Health on_fid Al ��I.Z4 2-and ends Hrt ( '-2-4 pending a recertification of the survey. Name proval/Denial Reasons Llialzj g1+4,to;, Recommended Sampling Frequency i w e-e is 1_-i r Please list the top three potential sources for the indicator organism and distance from the bathing area Source Distance rl 4h?. l'tn t/ Initials Date i • **Tier 3 Beach will be a beach that has for at least two consecutive years not had a single sample exceedance.Having Tier 3 status indicates waters are of low health concern and/or receive low usage,and that minimal resources will be devoted to less intensive monitoring and public notification efforts in that area. Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 1 of 6 Sanitary Survey Forms for Verifying Tier 3**1 Status Town: Sia (,e�-A •Beach Name: f;xvvk O4�- k 6) Place Locus Arrow on Topographic Map To Be Provided Upon Request General Surface Drainage Basin Outlined in Red I, t'I(�ka I'(Ofuel , am a Registered Sanitarian in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and hereby submit this sanitary survey in partial fulfillment of requirements for obtaining a waiver for weekly sampling under(105 CMR 445.000). In my professional opinion, I believe that no conditions exist that constitute a risk to the public health for bathing,beyond that of swimming at beaches classified s acceptable under the Massachusetts regulations (105 CMR 445.000) I submit this document •on _(date). The Sanitary Survey was conducted on 3 3 (date). Variance granted by the Board of Health on 5= t'1-i z.. and ends 5-01- 1 C pending a recertification of the survey. Name ApprovMenial Reasons �Ae2l t`OHOI4' Recommended Sampling Frequency r _ . ceic L-1 Please list the top three potential sources for the ' indicator organism and distance from the bathing area - SourceDistance Rim e,� Y�3//L Initials Date • **Tier 3 Beach will be a beach that has for at least two consecutive years not had a single sample exceedance.Having Tier 3 status indicates waters are of low health concern and/or receive low usage,and that minimal resources will be devoted to less intensive monitoring and public notification efforts in that area. Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 1 of 6 Sanitary Survey Forms for Verifying Tier 3**1 Status Town: So1,,0v0 •Beach Name: I A)', dfrZs In vk r) Place Locus Arrow on Topographic Map To Be Provided Upon Request General Surface Drainage Basin Outlined in Red 1. III' lziu( ��` , am a Registered Sanitarian in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and hereby submit this sanitary survey in partial fulfillment of requirements for obtaining a waiver for weekly sampling under(105 CMR 445.000). In my professional opinion, I believe that no conditions exist that constitute a risk to the public health for bathing,beyond that of swimming at beaches ,classified y��eptable under the Massachusetts regulations (105 CMR 445. 00) submit this document on L (date). The Sanitary Survey was conducted on—3// ` (date). Variance granted by the Board of Health on 5 ; '7 - 12- and ends 5-- 16 - 1 h pending a recertification of the survey. Name Approva/Denial Reasons kAav 1ZIV,o,, Recommended Sampling Frequency Please list the top three potential sources for the indicator organism and distance from the bathing area Source_ Distance �1 �Us4--3 L41 Ij�/ M UA 11 r C- Initials 15 ate • **Tier 3 Beach will be a beach that has for at least two consecutive years not had a single sample exceedance.Having Tier 3 status indicates waters are of low health concern and/or receive low usage,and that minimal resources will be devoted to less intensive monitoring and public notification efforts in that area. Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Form: Page 1 of 6 - The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services • Department of Public Health Bureau of Environmental Health Environmental Toxicology Program DEVAL L.PATRICK 250 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02108-4619 GOVERNOR TIMOTHY P.MURRAY LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JUDYANN BIGBY,M.D. SECRETARY JOHN AUERBACH - COMMISSIONER May 16, 2012 Mr. Larry Ramdin Salem Board of Health 120 Washington Street, 4t floor Salem, MA 01970 Re: Sanitary' Surveys for Tier 3 Status Dear Mr. Ramdin, We would like to thank you for your assistance and cooperation in conjunction with the sanitary • surveys recently completed at Dead Horse Beach and Steps Beach. We are pleased to enclose the completed Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Forms for these beaches. The forms must now be reviewed by the Board of Health and approved for a sampling variance. Sampling at each beach that receives a variance must be conducted once prior to the bathing season and at least every 30 days thereafter throughout the bathing season. Once the variances are approved by the Board of Health, these forms should be returned to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH), with a recommendation for a sampling . frequency. Then, MDPH has 45 days to approve, deny, or modify the sampling variances. Please send the approved sanitary survey forms to: Chris Huskey Bureau of Environmental Health, Environmental Toxicology Program Massachusetts Department of Public Health . 250 Washington St., 7`h Floor. Boston, MA 02108 Again, thank you for your assistance. If you have further questions regarding this issue, please feel free to contact us at (617) 624-5757. Sinc ely - Ch r' Huskey, ing Beach Coordinator E Gironmental oxicology Program (ETP) Bureau of En ironmental Health (BEH) cc: Suzanne K. Condon, Associate Commissioner, BEH Martha Steele, Acting Director, BEH/ETP, and Deputy Director, BEH Michael Celona; R.S.; Senior Environmental Analyst, BEH/ETP Michael Beattie, Bathing Beach Inspector, BEH/ETP The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services • Department of Public Health Bureau of Environmental Health Environmental Toxicology Program 250 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02108-4619 ' DEVAL L.PATRICK GOVERNOR TIMOTHY P.MURRAY LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JUDYANN BIGBY,M.D. SECRETARY p. JOHN AURrpo CEIvED COMMISSIONERSIONER Mr. Larry Ramdin APR 1 12012 April 13, 2012 120 Washington St. CITY OF SALEM 4'h Floor BOARD OF HEALTH Salem, MA01970 Re: Sanitary Survey for Tier 3 Status Dear Mr. Ramdin, We would like to thank you for your assistance and cooperation in conjunction with the sanitary surveys recently completed at Forest River Park @ Point and Winter Island. We are pleased to enclose the • completed Tier 3 Sanitary Survey Forms for these beaches. The forms must now be reviewed by the Board of Health and approved for sampling variances. Sampling at beaches that receive a variance must be conducted once prior to the bathing season and at least every 30 days thereafter throughout the bathing season. Once the variance is approved by the Board of Health, these forms should be returned to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH), with a recommendation for a sampling frequency. Then, MDPH has 45 days to approve, deny, or modify the sampling variance. Please send the approved sanitary survey form to: Chris Huskey Bureau of Environmental Health, Environmental Toxicology Program Massachusetts Department of Public Health 250 Washington St., 7`h Floor Boston, MA 02108 Again, thank you for your assistance. If you have further questions regarding this issue, please feel free to contact us at (617) 624-5757. " ;Enviro cerely, ' sk a ing Be Coordinator mental Toxicolog Program (ETP) ureau of Environmental Health (BEH) • cc: Suzanne K. Condon, Associate Commissioner, BEH Martha Steele, Acting Director, BEH/ETP, and Deputy Director, BEH Michael Celona, R.S., Senior Environmental Analyst, BEH/ETP Mike Beattie, Bathing Beach Inspector, BEH/ETP �- The Commonwealth of Massachusetts �Ezecutive Office of"Health and Human Services • ; ``" ` " ' ' , Department of Public Health Center for Environmental Health � a nvironmental_Toxicology Program � MITT ROMNEY me0�., shington Street, Boston, MA 02108-4619 GOVERNOR ^ _, L;J'�j, KERRY HEALEY XA 1 _ LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR CN C� or`�t TH TIMOTHY R.MURPHY B0ARD OF HF-�- SECRETARY PAUL J.COTE,JR. COMMISSIONER January 11, 2012 Mr. Larry Ramdin Salem Board of Health 120 Washington Street, 4th Floor Salem, MA 01970 Re: Availability of Sanitary Survey Assistance for Beaches The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) is pleased to announce its offer to perform sanitary surveys of eligible public, marine beaches in . Massachusetts. Based on the findings of sanitary surveys; beaches may qualify to be tested less frequently than their current requirement of once per week. The sanitary surreys are being conducted as part of the MDPH's Public Health- Based Beach Evaluation, Classification, and Tiered Monitoring Plan. The goal of the Tiered Monitoring Plan is ultimately to direct water quality monitoring resources to the beaches in greatest need of additional monitoring. By default, under both the Massachusetts and federal beach acts, beaches are classified as Tier 2, indicating that they are required to be tested weekly. However, those beaches with more pristine records are eligible for Tier 3 status, which allows them to be tested less frequently. In Massachusetts, the change from Tier 2 to Tier 3 status is accomplished through the variance process, and the first step in this process is for a sanitary survey to be conducted at the eligible beach. Eligible beaches are those that have had no exceedances in the past two or more beach seasons. Once a sanitary survey is completed by MDPH staff, it will be submitted to the local board of health for approval. The board then submits it to MDPH for final approval. Between February and April, 2012, MDPH will be conducting sanitary surreys at ,f selected beaches eligible for Tier 3 status. According to our records the following beaches in your community have not had any exceedances since 2009 and are • therefore eligible: Dead Horse Forest River Point Steps Waikiki Beach (Winter Island) Willows Pier With your consent, and based on communities' responses and MDPH resources, MDPH will conduct sanitary surveys for your community with the hope of achieving Tier 3 status for some beaches the 2012 beach season. Since no money has been made available at the state level, MDPH has asked for additional funds from the US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) to support beach monitoring for this upcoming season. Now that the federal budget process is complete, we anxiously await word from USEPA about whether the additional funds were appropriated. If we do not receive these funds, we will likely not be able to provide funding to support analytic laboratory sampling costs for sampling at Tier 3 eligible beaches for the upcoming 2012 season. In order to expedite the process of mobilizing resources to accomplish these sanitary surveys, please contact me at (617) 624-5757 or by e-mail at chris.a.huskev@state.ma.us no later than February 1, 2012 and indicate whether your community would be interested in having a sanitary survey completed at one of these beaches to support a variance. These sanitary surveys will be completed on a first come, first serve b s. Si r r'is Hus ey, Bathing Beaches Coordinator Environmental Toxicology Program Bureau of Environmental Health Cc: Suzanne K. Condon, Associate Commissioner, BEH Martha J. Steele, Acting Director, BEH/ETP, and Deputy Director, BEH �I ///moi /�, i� �- /// 1 i �, `� �d � Q 0 0 0 Beach Sampling Field Data Form Town/City of Collectio Date Collected 6 11 aIj a —C Delivered By: Collected By: £ (xx.rs J:�S Received By/Time: jp'Lf S I Relinquished To: Instructions: Collect 6mple(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Days Since Sample Location Water DayObservations Sample Marine or Sample Rain Bather Density(in water) ID (Note beach and sampling Fresh Time Water Clarity Temp (p�if w/in 24 (Circle appropriate#range) °f location) -�) (`F) hrs.) bathing water A (4) COLLINS COVE I M +la'aa Clear loudy/Mur 16S I 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 JUi�l1/ B (5)O±DEAD HORSE I M 11 0 Oa Clear Clou y/Murky I�/f, I I 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 IILp3Um ny C I (6)e,,FOREST RIVER POINT M I� 53 Clear oud /Murky I � I 1 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 >50 V440223fr 1 D 1 (7) JUNIPER POINT M I(� ,L{j I Near Cloudy/Murky I`L-r'P� I IC 10 1 11-20 1 20-50 1 >50 1 E I (8) CAMP NAUMKEAG M 110 "C9 I /tear Cloudy/Murky 1176a,O i I \0-10 I 11-20 1 20-50 1 >50 IvJ F I (9) OCEANAVENUE I M I�' I / Iear Cloudy/Murky (�(, s° I C 0-10 1 11-20 1 20-50 I >50 151/Why I G I tw/UJUVOO j 1 `^_' CinudylMurk �_ [ I 010 I 11 20— ' 2Q:50 I >S0 H I (11)PIONEER M 1=.'L1q I Iear Cloudy/Murky I/�' OOT I I �0 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I f/ s. 1= I I� 3$ I CJ ,0 I 11-20 1 20-50 I >50 I{y��'ha6}a I r(12)STEPS M Iear Cloudy/Murky \ Y� J I (13)WILLOW AVENUE I M Iq I Clear Cloudy/Murky �691 I CO-10) 0 10 1 1 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 1=11—r I K 1 (14)WILLOWS PIER M I r„I�`��--l�L} I Clear Cloudy/Murky I v�� O I I �0-10/// I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I"""/ L 1q$((1V5)WINTER ISLAND I M I"I,CAAA� I lea Cloudy/Murky I6�, s�I I 0-10 I 11-20 1 20-50 i >50 I� Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: `x'70 °F Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. J Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: • Beach Sam 'lin•ield Data Form • Town/City of Coll ti n: SALEM, MA J Time Delivered to Lab: Date Collected 5�°f�(a, I Delivered By: Collected By: Q�S Received By/Time: J� .iii(' Relinquished To: Instructions: Collect iainple(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample Location Water Days Since Observations Sample Marine or Sample I Rain Bather Density(in water) ID (Note beach and sampling Fresh Time Water Narity Temp 0'if wrin 24 °r location) ('F) (' (Circe appropriate#range) bathing water A (4) COLLINS COVE M �r]• (tea /Clear Cltludy/Murky I � I I 0-10 1� 11-20 I 20-50 >50 SVw•ry B (5)pDF�19-MARSF I ''q i P \Clear CI�udy/Murky I I \0-10 / 11-20 ( 20-50 >50 C I fl)g FOREST-RIVER- M I Clear Cloiudy /Murky I I I 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 >50 D I (7) JUNIPER POINT M I A ;/ I I Clea CI iudy/Murky I6'2 t9 tttl�� 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 II E 1 (8) CAMP NAUMKEAG M I �V"'Sc1 I dear Cl iudy/Murky I CJ /�l�) l 0-10 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 F I (9) OCEAN AVENUE I M II • I (Clear) Cl iudy/Murky I �gJ,Cjl 'I\ 0-10 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I'Sudy ur y H I (11)PIONEER I M I `'_r I Clea Cl iudy/Murky � 6.�I I (-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 7 ( Clear Cl 1P 0-10(J� v I I \0-10 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 J I (13)WILLOW AVENUE M I �' I Clear �Cliudy/AAurky hC S��I I 010 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I{' hY K I (14)WILLOWS PIER M 11150 I tear Cl)iudy//Murky I1�1• I I 0-10 i 1-20 I 20-50 I >50 L Ic+�AERd3MM9 �v I Clear Clliudy/Murky I I I 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Depoit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sun ainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: OF Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amonlnt of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples a 1d filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with anv lab results._ Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: i I • Beach Samplln Biebl Data Form • Town/City of ctiorr SALEM, MA Time Delivered to Lab: Date Collected CoTD711 a Delivered By: Collected By:F r " � ES Received BylTime: /j� �� Relinquished To: l Instructions: Collec mple(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample Location Water Days Since Sample p Marine or Sample Rain Bather Density(in water) I observations ID (Note beach and sampling Fresh Time water Clarity Temp 0'if w/in 24 of location) Q (=F f (Circle appropriate#range) f_` m ) hrs.) bathingwater A 1 (4) COLLINS COVE 1 M �7:�� Clear 1 udy/Murk O n ' I �/0-10 11-20 I 20-50 >50 I�-18 B I (5)FaDEAD HORSE I M 11'f1,'2 I Clear Cloudy/ ky I(Sb '37 \v/ I \\ru-10 11-20 1 20-50 >50 I rmm' C I (6)t,�.FOREST RIVER POINT 1 M 15� 11 Clear Cloud Murky I��O�"JJo� I I I �0-10 I 11-20 1 20-50 1 >50 f1'tt�, �/�7r D (7) JUNIPER POINT M 11O J"1I Clear loudy urky 1� ,01 1 0-10 11-20 1 20-50 1 >50 I fir!fty E 1 (8) CAMP NAUMKEAG M II I—/� (TYI 1 Clear oudy/ rky 166' J°1 I 16-1071 11-20 1 20.50 i >50 IF 1� (9) OCEANAVENUE I M I Clear Cloudy/Murky 1/C�, ld l I 0-10 1 11-20 i 20-50 I >50 1G � / 1r Gii-t1BT9369?E 1 ... 1 I ^ vv >50 1 H (11)(,11)PIONEER I M ( u.� I Cle r Cloudy/Murky (61 1 1 0-100-"I�1T1�-20 I 20-50 I >50 ICO • 1 1 lc(12)STEPS M I Clear Cloudy/Murky 1 I I 0-10 1 11-20 I 20-50 1 >50 1 r J 1 (13)WILLOW AVENUE M 'J 1 Clear ` Cloudy urky 1� of 1 C-10 11-20 .1 20.50 I >50 iK 1 (14)WILLOWS PIER M 1/I/l' t I� I Clear Cloudy/Murky 1r,7.tl ICOZ)1 11-20 1 20-50 1 >50 ISI,1U�n/yi L ,1(15)WINTER ISLAND M +f tear Cloud /Mu h� p CO- > riU r.r_ i I'(WAIKIKI) I i i�,� I y 16 I 1 0-10 11-20 20-50 50 (792 5 1 � ) I I I I Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast __Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp:V 73 OF Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: JI Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: VJ , 0 0 0 Beach Sampling Field Data Form Town/City of Coll tion: SALEM, MA Time Delivered to Lab: Date Collected `7� a.I� Delivered By: Collected By: Received By/Time: �S Relinquished To: Instructions: Collec ample(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample Location Water Days Since Observations Sample Marine or Sample Rain Bather Density(in water) ID (Nate beach and sampling Fresh Time water Clarity Temp (�0'if wlin 24 (Circle appropriate#range) of location) ('F) hrs.) /' + bathing water A (4) COLLINSCOVE M a' Clear Cloudy urky 0-10 l 11-20 \)I 20-50 >50 ISn��711 B (5)c?DEAD HORSE M I Clear Cloudy/Murky 6C I 0-10\ 11-20 20-50 >50 IStJn"'tJ,' C (6)�;FOREST RIVER POINT M )� lear Cloudy/Murky C1 I10 1 11-20 I 20-50 >50 D (7) JUNIPER POINT I M I I `�J�r. IClear Cloudy/Murky I� I \\\0-10 /I 1-20 I 20-50 I >50 I:5 LM E (S) CAMP NAUMKEAG M I ! 1.,7r-(/1 I Clear Cloudy/Murky - I C;7' I II I 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I Stony F I (9) OCEAN AVENUE I M I I ✓� I Clear Cloudy/Murky 6�v I I 0-10 1 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I� 'y ^' M010 4i 29 9f)-5my I I � F� H I (11)PIONEER I M I ' lr I Clear Cloudy/Murky I�S�I I �0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 Is Y7 1 k,(12)STEPSI M I (((7T 11 I Clear Cloudy/Murky IJ� I I `01 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I SfJYVr„8� J I (13)WILLOW AVENUE I M I (i P 571 / te)ar Cloudy/Murky I�(� I I 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I Y�� d K I (14)WILLOWS PIER M I I t"F-/ I /Clear\ Cloudy/Murky I � I I 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-5 I >50 L I ((WAIKIWINTER ISLAND I M I 15 I \Clear) Cloudy/Murky Iy��, o I I 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 50 SL / Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils 1 JAA=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs l�4 N=None aarm Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: OF Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: 0 0 0 Beach Sampling Field Data Forma Town/City of cti n: SALEM, AOColl A Time Delivered to Lab: Date Collected 0 �1oZ I Delivered By: Collected By: (� s Received BytTime: Relinquished To: Instructions: Collect'lAmple(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample Location l Water Days Since Observations Sample I Marine or I Sample Rain I Bather Density(in water) ID (Note beach and sampling I Fresh Time water Clarity Temp 0'if whn 24 Of location) [OaN� (`F) P h5) (Circle appropriate bathingwater A (4) COLLINS COVEM I�7 : a3 I Clear Cloudy/Murky I�'4 G V( 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50Uh<I'h��m - "�—I nn I oudy/Murky I� I\\\ 0 10 11-20 20-w 4 T _ iII I (7) JUNIPER POINT M II II Clear Cloudy/Murk -10/ I 11-20 I20-50 >50 ISUih itD �"' I V I E (8) CAMP NAUMKEAG M Cloudy/Murky 11-20 20-50 >50I � yIO 0i� I I F I (9) OCEANAVENUE MI�7 Lt-G I Clea Cloudy/Murky Iia I ICO-10 I 11-20 i 20-50 i >50 I it 7, (10)OS=ill Gle6F 11:17:1 ur ` b dd H I (11)PIONEER M I/ f�b I dear Cloudy/Murky 16.6,q I I 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I C�nr c�.r Glear— Y J I (13)WILLOW AVENUE M I1� I ear Cloudy/Murky I�� I 11 10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 IJExlilly K I (14)WILLOWS PIER I M I� "�� I /Flear Cloudy/Murky I6 S, I I `0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I RNyI L,(W WINTER ISLAND I \\Clear Clou v/M rw�o( � I 0-10 k i615) IKI I i r -- Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: �'�O°F Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: 15 QM Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. 1 Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: • Beach Sampling Field Data F®rano Town/City of Coll ction: SALEM, MA Time Delivered to Lab: Date Collected `7 ill ((a vered By: Collected By: �2 &,,a CLS DeliS Received By/Time: 1-5 j ;�o'D I Relinquished To: Instructions: Collect s�ample(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Days Since Sample Location Water DayObservations Sample linwater Clarity Marine or Sample Rain Bather Density(in water) ID (Note beach and sampg Fresh Time ty Temp ('T if w/in 24 (Circle appropriate#range) of location) ('F) hrs.) \ bathing water_ A (4) COLLINS COVE M &II` Sic" tear Cloudy/Murky (5Ra 0-10 \ 11-20 20-50 >50 JJJ \ SUnrJ B (5)a?DEAD HORSE I M I�2f.1'/ /Clear Cloudy/M rky 5 "1° I 0-10 (11-20 I 20-50 >50 I y C (6)g-,FOREST RIVER POINT M �Llr ( i.-, I ( Clear Cloudy/Murky I /,CO`O I I 0-10 �j1 1`1-20/ I 0-50 >50 IclV�� D I (7) JUNIPERPOINT M I I I,✓ I \Tear Cloudy/Murky I� 101 I �0-10 II 11-20 I 20.50 I >50 I cS�Vtq'�,y E I (8) CAMP NAUMKEAG M I ;r 1�1 I Clear oudy Murky I Lel �1 I I 0-10 'It 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I` c)vmy I F I (9) OCEANAVENUE M Ila ;d� I I ar Cloudy/Murky I��. I I I (0-W I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 IOV'P�t�nn'f" — C°O° v I' I I I r•i �� Cl „dy[emer--1—�_�--e 1a--�—i1 aaT e—�—�e--I---- H (11)PIONEER I M I �aib ehl (Clear) Cloudy/Murky I6ry,L5 I I 0-10 I1-20 I 20-50 I >50 I6V-G1zCm0Y 1 W(12)STEPS I M I f%'1IQClear CloudylMurky I P] 1 J I I Q1-10I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I�uOny J I (13)WILLOW AVENUE I M IClear Cloudy/Murky 1-105, I I0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 K (14)WILLOWS PIER Ii M Cloudy/Murky I 0-10 I 112 I 20-50 I >50 11(wI JIear I6 , ,°I L � WINTER ISLAND M Cloudy/Murky I�7o 0-10 11-20 250 wnY WAIKIKI) 0S7 I (&; 11� .3I I I I I0I Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: OC�3 OF Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: • each Samplinglaeld Data Form • Town/City of Colle tion: SALEM, MA Time Delivered to Lab: Date Collected r�c1Lf/I2 DI Delivered By: E; Collected By: b G� .�� cx S Received By/Time: Relinquished To: Instructions: Collect sample(s) in areas of greatest b2th4r lload and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample s Since Rain Bather Density(in water) Sample Location Marine or Sample Water Dayobservations ID (Note beach and sampling Fresh Time water Clarity Temp (V if w/in 24 (Circle appropriate#range) °t location) �YYI ('F) ham) J� bathing water A (4) COLLINS COVE \ I M a 3 Clear /Cloud)y Ourky 6Cf O ( 0-100 11-20 20-50 >50 by ear Cloudy?/Murky I�I�- 0 44 2020-50 I�� (6) FOREST RIVER POINT I M I_�— 3._Z;r SI�,.dy;�.1..r:,, '- -I"'-- 0-10 11-20 8-- D I (7) JUNIPERPOINT I M I^' Clean Cloudy/Murky N\3 (�I I I 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 >50 I SUhn/ E I (8) CAMP NAUMKEAG I M la. 5 I Clear`` loudy/ rky IIS"'D, 11 I I 0-10 I 11-20 20-50 I >50 IS�/Y F I (9) OCEANAVENUE I M 11 I Clea) Cloudy/Murky I63,� I I I 0-10 1 11-20 I 20-50 1 >50 1'504MY nn Oudy/Murky - - I --i— ^II� ^--� Sn H I (11)PIONEER I M I! I (fear) Cloudy/Murky I S�.�ibl I I C10 1 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 Cear/ Cloudy ur /_I I I 60-1 n'n `` AAA ++ '� 90-5111 I J (13)WILLOW AVENUE M I i I Clear Cloudy/Murky I6a'rrl I I /0-10J I 11-20 I 20-50 >50 Iw o s/ If�Kt61h'S FIER y ur - - I- >06 I "� uuuuyim 0- ^ Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy AirTemp:"-^8S °F Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: Beach Sampling Field Data Form � S 3 Town/City of Coll ctio SALEM, MA Time Delivered to Lab: ! 1 O 6 Date Collected`?��j�r(:.q Delivered By: 6-S CollectedBy:E (xzar�cS ReceivedBy/Time: r5 (7�j Relinquished To: I�� Instructions: Collec�4ample(s)in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 I inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. 1 Bem le Location Days Since Sample Nofe beach and sam lin Marrne or Sample water Clarity Temp Rain Bather Density(in water) I Observations ID ( location) P 9 Fresh I Time I ty P ( ('D'if Ydin 24 I (Circle appropriate#range) of LZyA (`� hrs)^ / bathing water A (4) COLLINS COVE M I( ' J I I Clear ('C yRA rky I ��I ,[ I +/0.1� 11-20 I 20.50 >50 7� �1D B (5)aDEAD HORSE I M IL�..�t:37 I Clear Cloudy/Murky �J <<f� Vl I ( 00-100 I 11-20 I 20.50 >50 I`�C'h Y+v II10 +I C I (b)�.FOREST RIVER POINT M I✓, I Clea Cloudy/Murky N Is0I I +I \0.10 117-20 12050 I >50 IS"�`nY.dnSs l� D I (7) JUNIPER POINT I M lar Cloudy/Murky 165. 7o I I (0-10) I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 L,�Nhy� I< /// E I (8) CAMP NAUMKEAG I M I ` I Qlear 1 Cloudy/Murky I C6.So II t 0.10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 IIIITTT-Su VI F I (9) OCEAN AVENUE I M I& (..,� I (�ear Cloudy/Murky I W�j S I I \0.10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I inn v (11)PIONEER M hI LJ;•�� II 'CeaCloudy/MurkyIII�Ssa� II I I 11-20 ( 20-50 II >50 IWY< �h��1 IIIe E12)STEPS M leCloud /Mky 11-20 20-50 >50 r'1I II Icl • r� IG ,6 0. I I ISor"V 'J (13)WILLOW AVENUE M I-; Sa I eCloudy/Murky ( l 11-20 I20.50 >50 K (14)WILLOWS PIER M C/ar Cloudy/Murky 1��OSeI 100.10 ( 11-20 ( 20-50 ++I >50 I Nhhsn)U��y Ij O �L I ((WAIKI15) IKI�RISLAND I M 1 'lOX� I lea CloudylMurky ll Ne I _70 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 Isun/c.Go'.olsl� Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D--Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp:')7D 'F Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: DatelTime: Contacted: Via: i i i Beach Sampling Field Data Form TownlCity of Cp lecti n: SALEM, MA Time Delivered to Lab: . Date Collected ;'I 7 �la � Delivered By: •- Collected By: �'fc Received BylTime: I F Relinquished To: {i Instructions: Collect sdmple(s)in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample Location Water pays Since Observations Sample Marine or Sample Rain Bather Density{tnwatar} (Note beach and samphng Water Clarity Temp of ID Fresh Time ('0'if wtm 24 (Circle appropnata#range) bcation} rn ("F) hrs.) ! bathing water A (4) COLLINS COVE M Clear t Cloudy/Murky1"7 2.- 0-i0 11-20 20-50 >50 -'V'i;t`�' af"_--LT6U�y77vtQhjr' �l20.5r] '9n 120 J_(6)__FQRES1RMMPG*6T--J a 1e -u=zp_�,za.sD .tee I1 (7) JUNIPER POINT Mar Cloudy/Murky I�r7_tI 010 /)} 11-20 20-50 I >50 I (8) CAMP NAUMKEAG M I - 2 51 I \}ear CloudytMurky 11�7�11 I 0-10 0 i� 1 20-50 I >50 (g) OCEANAVENUE I M I ,L :%`.it I _Ile r Cloudy/Murky I } r.4 ,,,- � I I ( 10 i � 11-20 � 20-50 I >50 . (10)OSGOOD - - - - -_MCleap — ." -- _ I __- I I (11)PIONEER M [„ �+ r Clear Cloudy/Murky r ) 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I Ut 1 I I C(13)WILLOW AVENUE M � Clear (61cdu , ul i ` 1 � l f1-20 I20-50 I >50 . 0I I s tc. —1`af ouayl "u-rky ( AGER ISLAND M15) C}ear _ ClovdvJMurky_�_..L_�- -.LZ(}56 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oilsffr A=Al�A=Algale F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish) B=B—irds b==fffDogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: - SD OF Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: -: . Beach Sampling Field Data Form Town/City of Co(kectiop• SALEM, MA I Time Delivered to Lab: Date Collected'h,!I-i IIS Delivered By: Collected By: E, CACI u� ,S Received By/Time: /C Relinquished To: Instructions: Collect ample(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. J Sample Location pWater Days Since observations Sample SamMarine or Sample I Rain I Sather Density ID (Nota beach and sampling Fresh Time water Clarity Temp 0',f w/in 24 (in water) of location) �� _ ('F) ( hrs) (Circle appropnate#range) bathing water A I (4) COLLINS COVE M 1 7 (Clear i Cloudy/Murky I�J c//y r `� TI 410 )I 11-20 20.50 >50 ft B I (5) DEAD HORSE I M I��, 34 I \dear Cloudy/Murky KA(�_:�z t=—' s� I ( 0-10 ` I 11-20 2450 >50 C (6) FOREST RIVER POINT M y, lear Cloud /Murk p 11-20 20-50 >50 --y;P`y D I (7) JUNIPER POINT M Clear 1 Cloudy/Murky I I j I /0-10 �I 11-20 I 20-50 >50 ( ' E (8) CAMP NAUMKEAG M l l ' \I�ar/ Cloud /MurI I I Y kY 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 (g) OCEAN AVENUE M Q 2�p Clear Cloudy/Murky �� ) I /010 I 11-20 I 20-50 I 150 I I uai M I (11)PIONEER I M I �1 I lCl art Cloutly/Murky I-"7 (�°I I I 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 i J 1 1 I (12)STEPS I M (I I Clear Cloudy/Murky I I K II° II II , vl/\ Clea (I fr)"`)- �0-10 / I11-20 1I20-50 +II >50 (13)WILLOWAVENUE M � Cloudy/Murky 1-20 20-50 >500 I (14)WILLOWS PIER M "7) 1Clep Cloudy/Murky CI0-10- 1 II "•�''1l','7% IL,-mo��i, 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I ((WAIKIKI)15) ER ISLAND I M It �/J✓3 I �IJ Cloudy/Murky ��" J �, I .0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: r / "F Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: JI Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: 1 . . v) �fiy i Beach Sampling Field Data Fara Town/City of Collection:SALEM,MA Time DeRvere b: l{S Dale Collected' $ c ( +ja Delivered By Collected By:'[, �r rl A*h Received BylTlme:,}�y .S�` Relinquished To.f, jw j Instructions: Collect`s'ample(s) in areas of greatest baffler load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet.Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect satrapies within 6 inches of bottom. sample Location I Water Days Since I observations SamFle Marine or Sample Rain Bather Density,(in water) I o (Note beach and sampling Water Clarity Temp ID location) Fresh Time CF) ('0'ihwmM 24 (Cirde'apprdpdale#range) bathing avatar A (4) COLLINS COVE M �� Sp. Clear Cloudy/Murky �.3:d �LlO f 11-20 2050 >50 iv [.20 1v 1llli (7) JUNIPER POINT � M �.3�- Clea Cloudy/Murky t_.��' 0.10 11-20 I 20.50 >50 (S) CAMP NAUMKEAG M ' { 3 CieaCloudy/Murky �G I 0.10 11-20 20-50 >56 -�� (9) OCEAN AVENUE M t-� S Clear Cloudy/Murky J;?ppj' 0-to 11-20 20-50 >50 Ill-t` III on-gn An C I i't? (11)PIONEER M I � Clea Cloudy/Murky i�g�f I 0.10 I 11-20 20-50 >50.. .(I.. �,,,,j�,, � D I I � (13)WILLOW AVENUE M 1�ZO Clear C udy/Murky I� t3� 0-10 1 11-20 ( 20.50 >50 {,i C i l t WIN J11J.0 1 . Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jel(yfish B=Birds D=dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast f Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: °F Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: -Z.3't 47J)"'+ Amount of Last Rain: Comments: please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with anv lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: Beach Sampling Field Data Form Town/City of Collection: SALEM, MA Time Delivered to Lab: Date Collected 8;�.r,,_, es gpafia I Delivered By: Collected By: `` Received By/Time: DS l.c'5 Relinquished To: Instructions: Collect Yample(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample Location Water Days Since Sample (Note beach and sampling Marine or Sample Water Clari Tem Rain Bather Density(in water) Observations ID location) Fresh QWI Time tY I (`F)p ('0'ihwm'n 24 I (Circle appropriate#range) of bathing water A (4) COLLINS COVE M ��53 I Clear Cloudy/Murky I �p, ')� (� I ( 0-10 11-20 20-50 I >50 fCtfhy wear If 0( 0J \ / B I (5)E°DEAD HORSE M I ' I 'Qf@Hrl/ Clou /Murky 0 e I I I -10 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I r ul1�'�br Ar C I (6)yy FOREST RIVER POINT I M fear Cloudy/Murky I�6,gni I /k--�i� l 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 D I (7) JUNIPER POINT I M I/ ,,;'� I Clea Cloudy/Murky I�j ra I I (\0�0=1110 /� I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 II�` rlilMy E I (8) CAMP NAUMKEAG I M y� I Clear loud /Murky ✓/ I I 10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 l 'v F I (g) OCEAN AVENUE I M I Cela Cloudy/Murky I6k-7 D I I (Q-10 J I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 iH I If 1)PIONEER I M Il , a I Clear 1 Cloudy/Murky IIr�4�`2n I I r10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 llr�aigy I IR12)STEPS I M I ' /3 I Cle r 111 Cloudy/Murky ll�c5%01 oI I 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 >50 C y J I (13)WILLOW AVENUE M I ;' I� I Clear Cloudy Murky ILLLJJJ I I (0—)I 11-20 I 20-50 >50 K h(14)WILLOWS PIER I M Its: 2Y`'11 I Clear Cloudy/Murky K `7.6"I I 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I why' L IY'(WAIKIIKI�ER ISLAND I M I � ,'Q5 I \tear Cloudy/Murky IIII---6»> 4 0I I I 0-10 I 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils Ka F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=lDogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny ,Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp:`^70 OF Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: ,�/ i� // �i Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET.GLOUCESTER MA 01930 m , TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (976)283.6296 biomanner$venzon-net•www biomarinelab.com CEAFIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Larry Ramdin Biomarine Report No.:52312 Salem Board of Health June 14,2012 120 Washington Street,0 Floor Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: ;Sample Description: Marine bathing water samples as described below J Samples Collected By: : - - --. 7. _ - E;Gag /Salem BOH J Date and Time Sample Collected: -. - 6/12/12,See times below Sample Location: -.:: -. - - .u - - See sites below,Salem,MAI. Date and Time Analyzed: - - - ^'+ 6112/12, 11:45 AM FINDINGS: Sample Location - �+ ' Time ? - ' "�' Enterococci/100 Inc r ,> Sample ID . ,_- - r - .z,, h :Sampled 4 52312A COLLINS COVE 10'22 AM <10 J • 52312B DEAD HORSE 10:02 AM <10 52312C FOREST RIVER POINT 8:53 AM <10 52312D JUNIPER POINT 9:46 AM <10 52312E CAMP NAUMKEAG 10:09 AM <10 52312F OCEAN AVENUE 9:03AM <10 52312G PIONEER 8:44 AM <10 52312H STEPS 9:38 AM <10 523121 WILLOW AVENUE 9:08 AM <10 52312J WILLOWS PIER 9.54 AM <10 52312K WINTER ISLAND(WAIKIKI) 9:28 AM <10 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. lw amkw,le0oe�lw>wmw Ce:Mike Beane/DPH 617-624-5183 Email dereenbaumrsalem cam esalandrea@salem.com Page 1 of 1 Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET.GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283.6296 biomanne@veiizon.net•www.biomannelab corn CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Larry Ramdin Biomarine Report No.:52391 Salem Board of Health lune 22,2012 120 Washington Street,0 Floor Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: ISample Description: _._ _ - .- Marine bathing,water samples as described below � I Samples Collected By: " - - _ _ E.Gagakis/Salem BOH Date and Time Sample Collected: - - 6/19/12,See times below Sample Location: '- �� _ See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: .y - - - 6/19/12,3:30 PM FINDINGS: _ Biomarine r: ,t... ... c.,.., s Tom *-, :, -> Sample Locationµ- _ - ,EnterococcUl00 mL , � "Sample ID .. „ , _ _ "=r-- Sampled _ 52391A COLLINS COVE 12.52 PM 98 • - DEAD HORSE - - _ - - FOREST RIVER POINT - - 523918 JUNIPER POINT 1:40 PM 75 52391C CAMP NAUMKEAG 1:59 PM 52 52391D OCEAN AVENUE 1:21 PM 52 52391E PIONEER 1:15 PM 86 - STEPS - - 52391F WILLOW AVENUE 1:26 PM 85 52391G WILLOWS PIER 1:50 PM 63 - WINTER ISLAND(WAIKIKI) - - METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. Jim(iroMau,I.eM1wvle�U4enm Ce:Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email dareenhaumrit>alem com ' esalandrea@salem corn • Page 1 of I Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283-6296 homanne@verizon.net•w .biomarinelab com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Larry Ramdin Biomarine Report No.:52455 Salem Board of Health June 29,2012 120 Washington Street,0 Floor Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: - ' Marine bathing water samples as described below Sample Description: �- .. � - .- . � � I Samples Collected By - E.Gagakis/Salem BOH Date and Time Sample Collected: 6/26/12,See times below Sample Location: See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: " . �� .- 6/26/12, 12:10 PM FINDINGS: Biomarine .Time -- Sample Location ' -Enterococcd100mL Sampled -- '- 52455A COLLINS COVE 9:28 AM <10 • 52455B DEAD HORSE 10:35 AM <10 52455C FOREST RIVER POINT 8.54 AM 10 J 52455D JUNIPER POINT 10:52 AM 52 52455E CAMP NAUMKEAG 10:29AM 10 52455F OCEAN AVENUE 9:02 AM 31 52455G PIONEER 8:48 AM 41 - STEPS - - - 52455H WILLOW AVENUE 9:11 AM 30 524551 WILLOWS PIER 10:44 AM <10 52455J WINTER ISLAND(WAIKIKI) 11:06 AM <10 J METHOD:IDEXX E,derolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. lig tiroW W Ialavwro M!e[14 Cc.Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Emaildsrecnhaum/n salcm com esalandrea@salem com • Page 1 of 1 '� Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET.GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 ~ TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)263-6296 ^+,,may,•, blomanne@ vei izon.net•www bcmarinelau.wm CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Larry Ramdin Biomarine Report No.:52550 Salem Board of Health July 5,2012 120 Washington Street,46 Floor Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: I Sample Description: Marine bathing water samples as described below I,Samples Collected BV: - - E.Gagakis/Salem BOH I"Date and Time Sample Collected: s 7/2/12,See times below Sample Location: ' - - See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: _ ,. , -- .. 7/2/12,3:10 PM FINDINGS: Biomarine - i':. ° -Time Sample Location i > �.:Enterococci/100 mL - .F Sample ED ._,:. .. ... - �:.:"„- .. Sampled:_a' '.. - 52550A COLLINS COVE 12:21 PM 10 J • I 52550B DEAD HORSE 1:51 PM <10 , 52550C FOREST RIVER POINT 12'43 PM <10 52550D JUNIPER POINT 1:33 PM 41 J 52550E CAMP NAUMKEAG 2:00 PM <10 J 52550F OCEAN AVENUE 12:51 PM 10 52550G PIONEER 1236 PM <10 52550H STEPS 1:26 PM 10 525501 WILLOW AVENUE 12:57 PM 20 J 52550) WILLOWS PIER 1:43 PM <10 52550K WINTER ISLAND(WAIKIKI) 1:15 PM <10 METHOD:IDEXX Lnterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. Cc Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email:dereenbaum2salem com esalandrea@salem com I • Page 1 of I s c4 Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 i; TELEPHONE.(978)281-0222 FAX:(978)283-6296 biomarine@venzon.net•www biomarinela5.com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Larry Ramdin Biomarine Report No.:52603 Salem Board of Health July 12,2012 120 Washington Street,4's Floor Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: .. - - - r - - - Marine bathing water samples as described below -Samples Collected By: - _ - A. E.Gagakis/Salem BOH Date and Time Sample Collected: a • _ 7/10/12,See times below ) Sample Location: ' ','r .. - - See sites below,Salem,MA -Date and Time Analyzed: "'• ., r . . - 7/10/12, 11:00 AM ) FINDINGS: tJ r,Biomarine - ; - > le ID +' ' - Time Sem = - - '' - ''Enterococci/100 ml, - P .iif ,°'�<�� ' Sample Location Sampled: 52603A COLLINS COVE 7:23 AM <10 • I - DEAD HORSE - - I - FOREST RIVER POINT - - 11 52603B JUNIPER POINT 8:13 AM 10 , 52603C CAMP NAUMKEAG 8:32 AM <10 52603D OCEAN AVENUE 7:49 AM <10 J 52603E PIONEER 7:40 AM <10 - STEPS - - 52603F WILLOW AVENUE 7:56 AM 10 J 52603G WILLOWS PIER 8:22 AM 10 - WINTER ISLAND(WAIKIKI) - - 1 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of 404/100ml in marine bathing waters. lim Gnkpo.LeMrato�Uirctlm Cc.Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email dereenbataw2salem com esalandrea@salem com • Page I of 1 Rr`. �; Biomar'ine $ 16 EAST MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 ` "': „0 pyj}# TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283-6296 d bmmarine(0verizon.nel•www.biomannelab.com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Larry Ramdin Biomarine Report No.:52730 Salem Board of Health July 20,2012 120 Washington Street,4'^Floor Salem,MA 01970 - RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: .' w Marine bathing water samples as described below Samples Collected By: E.Gagakis/Salem BOH Date and Time Sample Collected: _ - - " - _ -17/17/12,See times below Sample Location: _ - See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed:- - - - - ._ .. -j 7/17/12,3:15 PM FINDINGS: Biomarine..-: Time .iy.t,` - . .� )';.;, r... . -Sample ID - Sample Location _ ` :,I Sampled � �-Enterococci/100 mL a,. .. ... . . _ . 52730A COLLINS COVE 11.50AM <10 527308 DEAD HORSE 1:39 PM <10 52730C FOREST RIVER POINT 12:15 PM <10 52730D JUNIPER POINT 1:11 PM <10 52730E CAMP NAUMKEAG 1:48 PM <10 52730F OCEAN AVENUE 12:24 PM 10 52730G PIONEER 12.08 PM <10 52730H STEPS 1:07 PM <10 52730I WILLOW AVENUE 12:30 PM <10 52730J WILLOWS PIER 1:25 PM <10 l 52730K WINTER ISLAND(WAIKIKI) 12'57 PM 52 METHOD:IDEXX Euterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. 1.Grvk-.Ut—,,III— Cc:Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email.dereenbaumkNalem com emlandrea@salem.com • Page 1 of 1 �M Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER:MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX.(978)283.6296 biornaiine@verizon.net-wvnv.bioaiatinelab.com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Larry Ramdin Biomarine Report No.:52810 Salem Board of Health July 27,2012 120 Washington Street,0 Floor Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample_Description: '" ""n- - - Marine bathinpz water samples as described below -Samples Collected By: :.'. _- - E.Gagakis/Salem BOH Date and Time Sample Collected: - - 7/24/12,See times below Sample Location: - See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed:'- -� - - 7/24/12,4:00 PM FINDINGS: Biomarine` ' Timer -" :Sample Location Enterocotti/I00 mL. Sample 11) _} - ' '"- :4 Sampled 52810A COLLINS COVE 2:23 PM 10 • I - DEAD HORSE - - - FOREST RIVER POINT - - 52810B JUNIPER POINT 2:03 PM 20 52810C CAMP NAUMKEAG 2:15 PM 10 528011) OCEAN AVENUE 1:44 PM 30 52810E PIONEER 1.35 PM <10 STEPS - 5281OF WILLOW AVENUE 1:50 PM <10 - WILLOWS PIER - - - WINTER ISLAND(WAIKIKI) - - METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100m1 in marine bathing waters. rim G,vkvu.I.�Mmten Li,etm Ce.Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email dereenhaumoNalem com esalandma@mlem.com • Page 1 of 1 • Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET,GLOUCESTER.MA 01930 4 TELEPHONE.(978)281-0222 FAX (978)283-6296 blomarine@verizon.net•wwwbiomarinclab.com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Larry Ramdin Biomarine Report No.:52853 Salem Board of Health August 2,2012 120 Washington Street,46 Floor Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: I Sample Description:'' - - . ' - _ Marine bathing water samples as described below Samples Collected By: .• - I E.Gagakis/Salem BOH Date and Time Sample Collected: - - ' - - 17/31/12,See times below - Sample Location: .. - - r See sites below,Salem,MA DateandTime Analyzed: - z 1 7/31/12, 11:30 AM FINDINGS: = Biomarine ',. 'i„ _ L ' - ';=Time n - - -r - - S: Sample ocation - - - Enterococci/100 mL -'Sample ID ..'. °;."'_'._. _:.. .., Sampled 52853A COLLINS COVE 9:54 AM <10 • I 52853B DEAD HORSE 9:37 AM 10 J 52853C FOREST RIVER POINT 8:35 AM <10 52853D JUNIPER POINT 9:22 AM <10 52853E CAMP NAUMKEAG 9:45 AM <10 J 52853F OCEAN AVENUE 8:43 AM 10 J 52853G PIONEER 8:27 AM <10 52853H STEPS 9:16 AM 10 J 528531 WILLOW AVENUE 8.50 AM <10 J 52853J WILLOWS PIER 9:29 AM 10 52853K WINTER ISLAND(WAIKIKI) 9:08 AM <10 _J METHOD:IDEXX 6nterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. !im CUMnu,I.�Immar>Uirmm Cc Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email dereenbaumrrl Salem com esalandrm@mlem.com Page 1 of 1 t Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET,GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 t; TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX.(978)283-6296 biomarine@verizun.net•www.biomarinelab.com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Larry Ramdin Biomarine Report No.:52954 Salem Board of Health August 10,2012 120 Washington Street,0 Floor Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: I-Sample Description: - -"".". - .a . j Marine bathing water samples as described below I'Samples Collected By: -"_- - E.Gagakis/Salem BOH Date and Time Sample Collected: 8/7/12,See times below I Sample Location:a - See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: --.- . _ -- 18/7/12,4:00 PM FINDINGS: Biomarine • - - 4 . Time,+q; r': - '°" �• _ Sample Location - - - EnterococcUloomL ,'- SampleH), .. ,.,. . .. .r;' .,. .i.. Sampled di 52954A COLLINS COVE 2:30 PM` <10 • I - DEAD HORSE - - - FOREST RIVER POINT - - 52954B JUNIPER POINT 2:12 PM <10 52954C CAMP NAUMKEAG 2:20 PM 30 52954D OCEAN AVENUE 1:49 PM 20 52954E PIONEER 1:42 PM <10 - STEPS - - 52954F WILLOW AVENUE 1:53 PM <10 - WILLOWS PIER - - - WINTER ISLAND(WAIKIKI) - - METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of Q04/100ml in marine bathing waters. J� lam(imYnu,LLvuly,Ihrrcm Cc Mike Beatue/DPH 617-624-5183 Email:dereenbaumridsalem com esalandrea@salem com Page 1 of 1 • Btomartne 16 EAST MAIN STREET.GLOUCESTER.MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX:(978)283-6296 x, r biomarine@verizon.net•v .biomarinelab,com n. CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Larry Ramdin Biomarine Report No.:53020 Salem Board of Health August 16,2012 120 Washington Street,4's Floor Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description:' - - --. - Marine bathing water samples as described below Samples Collected By:-. - - - E.Gagakis/Salem BOH Date and Time Sample Collected: < 8/14/12,See times below Sample Location:' - .. + ' - See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: .. t-f- 8/14/12,12:00 PM FINDINGS: •-.•Biomarine. '. sr; :_. :. : -'Time .,Sample Location `'';•-,- _ Enterococci/100 mL '}-( :• Sample ID . Sampled - - - - 53020A COLLINS COVE 9:53 10 • I 53020B DEAD HORSE 9:38 10 53020C FOREST RIVER POINT 8:30 20 1! 53020D JUNIPER POINT 921 <10 53020E CAMP NAUMKEAG 9:45 <10 5302OF OCEAN AVENUE 8:38 10 5302OG PIONEER 823 <10 53020H STEPS 9:11 20 530201 WILLOW AVENUE 8:45 30 530201 WILLOWS PIER 9:28 <10 53020K WINTER ISLAND(WAIKIKI) 903 10 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. 1M1n Gnhvu,bM1onron A4mm Cc Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email:dereenbaumin.salem com esalmdrea@salem.com • Page I of 1 �i Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET.GLOUCESTER.MA 01930 - TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX.(978)283-6296 }' biomanne@venzon net•w .biomarinelab.com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Larry Ramdin Biomarine Report No.:53116 Salem Board of Health August 24,2012 120 Washington Street,46 Floor Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: - .. - Marine bathing water samples as described below Samples Collected By:- - _ -=.:F —- - - .. . D.Greenbaum/Salem BOH Date and Time Sample Collected:' -- - - - - 8/21/12,See times below Sample Location: - --- -*^<- _ - See sites below,Salem,MA I Date and Time Analyzed: - .. - 8/21/12,4:00 PM i FINDINGS: -BiomarineTime _Ent Sample Location.:„""Qi .`. - ' E'.Enterococci/100 mL -_Sample lD . .y,.' _ ., - Sampled • 153116A COLLINS COVE 1:50 20 DEAD HORSE - FOREST RIVER POINT - - 53116B JUNIPER POINT 1.35 <10 53116C CAMP NAUMKEAG 1:45 10 53116D OCEAN AVENUE 1:15 41 53116E PIONEER 1:11 <10 - STEPS - -- - 53116F WILLOW AVENUE 1:20 41 - WILLOWS PIER - - - WINTER ISLAND(WAIKIKI) - - METHOD:IDEXX terolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/.100ml in marine bathing waters. Tm Grtkvu.laMaior,Mnem Cc.Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email.d2reenbaumliesalem com esslandrea@salem corn • Page I of I Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET,GLOUCESTER.MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)2836296 3 biomarine@verizon.net-w .biomarinelab.com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Lary Ramdin Biomarine Report No.- 53172 Salem Board of Health August 29,2012 120 Washington Street,4t6 Floor Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: - ..-.. . _ Marine bathing water samples as described below Samples Collected By: "+-' - + - E.Gapkis/Salem BOH Date and Time Sample Collected: .. - 8/28/12,See times below Sample Location: - - _ iF See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed:- :<: -- -- . 8/28/12, 11:15 AM FINDINGS: Time Sam le[D _ Sample Location - 1n,. - -+- - ! 1 - Enterococci/100 ml, p _- ;', Sampled , r 53172A COLLINS COVE 9:53 <10 • 53172B DEAD HORSE 9:36 <10 53172C FOREST RIVER POINT 8:30 20 53172D JUNIPER POINT 9:18 <10 53172E CAMP NAUMKEAG 9:42 <10 53172F OCEAN AVENUE 8:40 20 53172G PIONEER 8:19 10 53172H STEPS 9:13 10 531721 WILLOW AVENUE 844 98 53172J WILLOWS PIER 9:30 31 53172K WINTER ISLAND(WAIKIKI) 9.05 <10 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. Lm Gmkeu,lalwnlap airMm Cc.Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email.dareenbaum&%salem com esalandrea@salem com • Page 1 of I 0 v Beach Postine Form Please fax this notice to Chris Huskey, Bathing Beaches Coordinator, at(617) 624-5183. City/Town: Name of Beach: 0 S) OJ Location of Beach Date Closed: Type of Beach Water: Fresh Marine Public/Semi-Public: Public emiPubli Reason Posted:EI vated bacteria Rainfall Other: Organism: E.Coli Enterococci Bacteria Count: Type of Count: Single Count Geo Mean Reported By(include organization): Al ( )ar'n Date Reopened: `7 Organism For Retest Prior To Reopening: E.Coli terococci Bacteria Count of Reopening Test: "I I Type of Count Reopening: gle Cp Geo Mean PIease fax the above information only once upon a beach closing and again only after the beach has been reopened. Do not submit beach testing updates between a beach closing and an opening. Also, please indicate if a beach is to be closed for the season after a posted closing. Beach Posting Form Please fax this notice to Chris Huskey, Bathing Beaches Coordinator, at(617) 624-5183. Cityfrown: p �� Name of Beach: Location of Beach: UM �t C1.V'2 Date Closed: G/aCl ii a Type of Beach Water: Fresh Marine Public/Semi-Public: Public SemiPublic Reason Posted:. Elevated bacteria Rainfall Other: ai 1 Organism: E.Coli Enterococci Bacteria Count: Type of Count: Single Count Geo Mean Reported By(include organization): Date Reopened: Organism For Retest Prior To Reopening: E.Coli Enterococci Bacteria Count of Reopening Test: Type of Count Reopening: Single Count Geo Mean ------------ Please fax the above information only once upon a beach closing and again only after the beach has been reopened. Do not submit beach testing updates between a beach closing and an opening. Also, please indicate if a beach is to be closed for the season after a posted closing. t ... • d r�. 8a5f}! Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET,GLOUCESTER.MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283.6296 biornarine Mvenzon"net•www.biomannelab.cwm CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarine Report No.:52493 Osgood Park Beach Association June 29,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: '-. ' — _ _ . .. Marine bathing waters as described below Samples Collected By: - r::" .. -,- . * - ' - - L.Hoover Date and Time Sample Collected: 6/28/12,See times below Sample Location: - - - - See sites below,Salem,MA I Date and Time Analyzed: . - 6/28/12,9:35 AM FINDINGS: % - 1 :. Biomarine�` ` ,,+ra". . "-E- __ .F - . " Time . - ':a ' Sample H) " Sample Location - `.;, x " — - - i. EnterococcU100 mL, p Sampled' 52493 OSGOOD PARK 6'30 AM 31 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) J REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. Fx.Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc:Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email. iperasfarvahoo com dercenbaum'L)salenr coin esalandrea@salem coin Page I of 1 � . O Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283-6296 {: biomannegverizon.net•www biomarinelab.mm CERT?FICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarine Report No.:52311 Osgood Park Beach Association June 14,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description:: -- - Marine bathing waters as described below J Samples Collected By: ' L.Hoover Date and Time Sample Collected: .. - 6/12/12,See times below Sample Location:= .y - - - See sites below,Salem,MA I -Date and Time Analyzed: ^ . ' '" "' - 6/12/12, 11:45 AM FINDINGS: '.Biomarine'�a5 .�; Time Sample ID'�- ''""-a.^.� ' ,,, Sample Location : - '=�$am led. Enterococci/I00 mL ^ • 52311 OSGOOD PARK 4 8:15 AM c10 J METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. Fx:Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc:Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email lneraso r vaboo com dereenhaumr,,Salem com esalandrea@salem com Page I of I Il�irz Beach Sampll Field Data Form I TbvimlCity of Collection: y 211 "' Time Delivered to Lab: Date Collected: i„ kk-C6v� Delivered By: lir- Collected ^��- I i Collected By: Relinquished To: S Instructions: Collect sample(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within H inches of bottom. Sample Location Days Sample p arine Sample Water Since Rain Bather Density(in water) Observations of ID (Note beach and sampling Time Water Clarity Temp (V i£wAn 24 (Circle appropriate#range) bathing water location) ?i Fresh CF) hrs.l ( _ ,,,��r)A � Clea CkwdytMurky 0-1 )i 11-20 20-50 >50 �) Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 1 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear CloudytMurky 0-10 11 11-20 20-50 >50 ` 111 lClear Cloudy/Murky i� 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 1 Clear Cloudy/Murky l 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear CloudyiMurky I l 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 lClear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 l Clear Cloudy/Murky l 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 lClear Cloudy/Murky I� -0-10 11::20 y 20-50 X50 III I lill I Clear Cloudy/Murky l 0-10 ( 11-20 20-50 >50 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunn Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: 4....-F.-F Wind Direction: :a , front s - I � 7 Pleat's;Nate:'This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes,a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any -lab results., Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283-6296 -31 _ biomanne@venzon.net•www.biommnelab com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarine Report No.:52396 Osgood Park Beach Association June 22,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: -Sample Description: .... .. .... .- :.�� Marine bathing waters as described below I �-Samples Collected By:- - - L.Hoover } Date and Time Sample Collected: - - - 6/19/12,See times below Sample Location: a:.: See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed:•- - _ 6/19/12,3:30 PM r FINDINGS: Time - - -. J -d ;. ,�,,,.,,,' Sample Location Enteroci/100 mL ,d''- Sample ID `� � - Sampoce led �� • I 52396 OSGOOD PARK 1205 PM 20 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100mI in marine bathing waters. Fx Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc.Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email iperas(irvahoo com d2reenbaum61salem con) emlandrea@salem com • Page I of 1 - - Beach Sampat. F.,r Town/City of Collection: j �^ ` } Time Delivered to Lab: 3Y� Date Collected: {! Delivered By: > Collected By: L Rk ; ✓ fit. r'� fi¢ r i4eiingUishedTo: �— Instructions: Collect sample($) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet Collect samples 12 inches below water surface.Qg),coilect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample Sample Location arine! Water Days Sample Since Rain Bather Density(in water) Observations of ID (Note beach and sampling Time Water Clarity Temp (b'If wfin 24 (Circle appropriate# anga} bathing water location) resh - ('�) `! $ tCiear Ctoudy/Murky 10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 111 Clear CloudylMurky I 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear CloudylMurky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky i 0.10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky ( 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 } Clear Cloudy/Murky 1 0-10 11720 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 . >50 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F--Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D--Dogs N=None. Current Weather Condition: oud /flverc Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: 4 W'F Wind Direction: Comments: Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes,a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. t Biomarine z: 16 EAST MAIN STREET,GLOUCESTER.MA01930 s TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283-6296 '�. biomanneDverizon.net•wwwbiomannelab.com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarine Report No.:52465 Osgood Park Beach Association June 29,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: .- - I Marine bathing waters as described below Samples Collected By: —"'' "' - •`' - - L.Hoover -Date and Time Sample Collected: - ,.- - 6/26/12,See times below Sample Location: . '.:, - - .? ' t '" See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: : - 6/26/12,4:30 PM FINDINGS: . Biomarine .w: r;r}'., .I +.. %.' '. 4 ;t:.Time a-: sqy , -•r = ' Sample Location .,,,ti:,, EnterococcU100 mL ?:rcv Samplell) _ . . . ,y..',Sampled ' . .. • 52465 OSGOOD PARK 3:10 PM 171 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100m1 in marine bathing waters. Fx.Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc:Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email owrm,&vahoo coin dercenbaunnO)salem coin esalandrea@salem coin • Page I of 1 Beach SampliField Data Form ��t Ctnlz� Town/City of Collection: C /1A U 1 ✓ -- Time Delivered to Lab: '+'27119,0') Date Collected: L-. ,{ ? Delivered By: Collected By: j (f�i3 1,01 ZA � Relinquished To: .`r1 Instructions: Collect sample(s) in areas of greatest bather ld'ad and at locations subject to contamination at a uniforrA depth of 3 feet, Collect samples 12 inches i below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample Location Marine I Water Days Sam Sample p 1 Sample Since Rain Bather Density(in water) Observations of ID (Nate beach and sampling or I Time Water Clarity Temp (T if wfin 24 (Circle appropriate*range) bathing water location) Fresh I tap} hrs, Clea Cloudy/Murky P 1� I -10 11-20 2D-50 >50 int 17 } t Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky I 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky III 0.10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 j Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I Clear Cloudy]Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 jI Clear Cloudy/Murky I 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Observations: T=Trash WS--Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: oudylOvercas Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: °F Wind Direction: Comments: (mm t A-a a rxcp A ,1-, t,% nl 1" IA W f =02f-n� i Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes,a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET.GLOUCESTER.MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283.6296 biomanne@verizon.net•www.biomarinelab=m 1 CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarine Report No.:52493 Osgood Park Beach Association June 29,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL,ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: - Marine bathing waters as described below Samples Collected By: •-�- y` "- y- L.Hoover Date and Time Sample Collected: 6/28/12,See times below Sample Location: 'i-•: - See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: . -r -- - - . -_ 6/28/12,9:35 AM _ FINDINGS: Biomarine'.,',}y ., Time L - "Sample ID 'b 'Sample Location ,. , - Enterococci/100 m - 4 `I}";, ,.Sampled • 52493 OSGOOD PARK 6:30 AM 31 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. Fz.Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc:Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email: ipera%Pvvahoo com dcreenbaum(r salem com csaludrea@salem.com salem.com • Page 1 of I r Beach SampliField Data Form P2403 ity Towri of Collection: Time Delivered to Lab: z_?qd to Date Collected: L („ 20 Delivered By: LH Collected By: J+&)V4A Relinquished To: 1 Instructions: Collect sample(s)in areas of greatest bather load and at locations'subject to contamination at a unifomm depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Da not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample Location Marine Water Days Sample Sample Since Rain Bather Density(in water) Observations of ID (Note beach and sampling or Time Water Clarity Temp (n uwGn za (Circle appropriate# ange) bathing water location} Ftesh ('F} fwri plear CloudylMurky ? j A 0-1 0 11-20 20-50 >50 2 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 2050 >50 III Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky : 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 1 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky + 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I I Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 2050 >50 i Clear CloudyiMurky 0-10 11-20 2"0 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Observations: T=Trash W ITIS=Waste Slllolids SD--Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D--Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: ( oudylOverc t� Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: 'F Wind Direction: Comments: Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes,a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any tab results. Biomarine 16 LAST MAIN STREET,GLOUCESTER MA 01930 ' TELEPHONE (978)2H1-0?22 FAX (978)283-U'96 Diornarine�s vesizon.nr, wm^.v lsusmmrirelab.wm CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarinc Report No.:52547 Osgood Park Beach Association July 5,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: { Sample Description! ."-�— t - .1 � - - I Marine bathing waters as described below { { Samples Collected By: - - -- - L.Hoover { Date and Time Sample Collected:• 7/2/12,See times below 1 Sample Location: - - I See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: 7/2/12,3:10 PM FINDINGS: r:;� a- - ' Time u - - 't 'e ABiomarine -r - 'n .- + Sample ID Sample Location ;� - ` p EnterocaceJiOo mL Sam ted 52547 OSGOOD PARK 10'40 AM <10 METHOD:IDEXX Entorolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. Fx:Salem BOH 478-745.0343 Cc:Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email, inem,6z)vahoo coin dereenbaumla7salem coin eWmdrea@salem.com salem.com Page I of I 4 Tach Samp6iID Meld L�aa Form Town/City of Collection: S&I'levri uns Dsttvered to Lab: a5 Date Collected: OSCx�k t2Ka.cc.� "'� ''' `� '10�t elivered I collected 9y: C !#�x�X,� j T eiinquished T1,r�;— f instructions: Collect'sample(s)in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within B inches of bottom. Sample Location Marine Sample Water Days 1 Sample p Since Stain Bather Density(in water) Observations rof ED (Note beach and sampling or Time Water Clarity Tsmp ('0'If wfin 24 (Circle appropriate#range) bathing water !oration} Fresh (°F} _ h,s,) Isar Cloudy/Murky ;I n +10 1 11-20 20-50 >5013 O�Irkolj P\ Clear CloudylMurky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear CloudylMurky 0-10 , 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0.10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear CloudylMurky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Ili Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 i Clear Cloudy/Murky I 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: GioudytOvercast Sunn Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: , °F Wind Direction: Comments: Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. y , B1O1'1'1ar11'1e 16 EAST MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 x fid TELEPHONE.(978)281-0222 FAX:(97B)283-6296 biornaime 0verizon,nel•www,bioinarinelab.com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarine Report No.:52604 Osgood Park Beach Association July 12,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: I Sample=Description: - - "r - Marine bathing waters as described below J Samples Collected By: L.Hoover -- Date and Time Sample Collected: - a- 7/10/12,See times below Sample Location: See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: - . .- 7/10/12, 11:00 AM FINDINGS: ..Biomarine - - .. .� Samp le ID Time„- _ - Sample Location _ �.- ?SEnterococci/100 AmL' ;,�: Sampled;, • 52604 OSGOOD PARK 6:20 AM 10 1 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) J REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of 404/100mi in marine bathing waters. Fz:Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc:Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email. 1perasGUvahoo coin dereenhaum(dFisalem coin esalmdrea@salem.com r • Page I of I - Beach $ mpliIRIefianqu E�el�! �a a Form Town/City of Collection: c��'-ip'' Mei mDelivered to Lab: (�{ Date Collected: ' tO elivered By- is Collected By: L- ��i Bey fij�j Gf � hedTo: (j , Instructions: Collect sample(s)in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth 608 feet Collect samples 12,inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6-inches of bottom. Sample Location Marine water Days Sample p Sample Since Rain Bather Density(in water) Observations of ID (Note beach and sampling or Time water Clarity temp location) Fregh CF) {'0'ihrS.) 24 (Circle appropriate#range) bathing water hrs.) 1 _ fear Gioud IMurk D-10 �}11-26 20 50 >50 t Y? Ust" Y Y 3 y fC J Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I i� Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I II I Clear CtoudylMurky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I) 3 I Clear CloudylMurky 0-10 11-20 120-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0=10 11-20 i 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 IIID 20.50 >50 Observations: T=Trash wS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfishll B=Birds D--Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/OvercastSunny Rainy Foggy windy Air Temp: "F wind Direction: ' � t t t -7, 1Mt,. �M d/ti� t w `S� S L Y' y t U ud^ r C%ti --- Commen#s: �` `"I. { ' Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes,a copy must be submitted to MI]PH with any ,;. latr results. Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER.MA 01930 -i TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283.6296 C - biomanne@venzon net•www biomannelab.com CER'11FICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarine Report No.:52724 Osgood Park Beach Association July 20,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: _ . Marine bathing waters as described below Samples Collected By: t - - - ° L.Hoover Date and Time Sample Collected: _ 7/17/12,See times below Sample Location: : - - See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: 7/17/12,3:15 PM FINDINGS: r . i Biomarinen ;- = i�, . Semple Location' Time Enterocotti/100mL'- SampleB) `_;jam - -- Sampled - -¢;,�� - .).. • 52724 OSGOOD PARK 11:30 AM <10 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) J REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. Fx:Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc:Mike Beanie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email. igen Vmahou coin dereenbaum(a)salem coin esalandrea@salem coin • Page 1 of i 0 Beach Sam�li F�etd C�ata ®rm s 7041 Town/City of Collection: vf�1 $ Time Dativered to Eats: Date Collected: tT..e zo r- Daliverad By: L . ° 5 Collected By: r�o es ? tZ jto Relinquished To; j A. Instructions: Collect sample(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contaminatipn at a uniform depth of 3 feet Collect samples 12 inches A Wow water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. f Sample Sample Location Maine Sam le I Water Days P Since Rain Bather Density(in water) Observations of ID (Note beach tine sampling or Time Water Clarity Temp i cwon i (Circa appropriate lk range) bathingwater I location) Fresh ("F} fwrihrs. g- 1 11'366 Ciaar Cloudy/Murkyf� 11-20 20-50 >50 y Clear Cloudy/Murky I 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 !!!� Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 ! I Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 I 11-20 20-50 >50 111 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD--Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Alga!!!e F=Fish die-offs _ J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None,... Current Weather Condition: CloudylOvercastSunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: �°F Wind Direction: =�` Comments: Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes,a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. 3,. Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET.GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 +.' TELEPHONE:(978)281-0222 FAX.(978)283.6296 biomanne@verrzonnet•www biomannelab.com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarine Report No.:52809 Osgood Park Beach Association July 27,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description:' = --- . - - Marine bathing waters as described below I Samples Collected BY: - - '- - - N/A Date and Time Sample Collected:= - 7/24/12,See times below Sample Location: - _. - See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: _ - 7/24/12,4:00 PM FINDINGS: Biomarine- � 'rrh. ..� - - Time Sample = c _ Sample Location-: - _ - 4 ,. „ Enterococci/100 mL ' Sample ID ... .< . . Sampled • 52809 OSGOOD PARK 1.15 PM 41 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolen(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. Fx:Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc:Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email: inerasfnnahoo corn dereenbaum:alsalem coin esalandrea@salem coin • Page 1 of 1 � i i Beach Sampli#Field Data Farm i TownlClty of Collection: v Time Delivered to Lab:'6 44 t Date Collected; Delivered By: X15 r-- Collected By: 2 4�Zo t L s j Relinquished To 0, instructions: Collect sample(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample Location Days Sample p Mane Sample Water Since Rain Bather Density (in water) Observations of (Note beach and sampling or Water Clarity Tem ID location) Fresh Time (*F)P ;�'ifrs.) 24 (Girds appropriate#range) battling water hrs.} Cloudy/Murky I f 1 �0 1 11-20 20-50 >50 e+a Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 ,V Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 # I Clear Cloudy{Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 # 1 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 III Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 E f I Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I Clear Cloudy/Murky I 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=!!!Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=.iellyfsh B=Birds D=Dogs N=Non Current Weather Condition: CloudylOvercest Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: "F Wind Direction: 1 c s S% Comments: Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out In its entirety. For reporting purposes,a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any fab results. Biomaf 11'1 .ry 16 EAST MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283-6296 biomanne@veiizon.net•wwwbiomarinelabwm CER"PIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarine Report No.:52903 Osgood Park Beach Association August 6,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: . I Sample Description: - - ,�'t l Marine bathing waters as described below Samples Collected By: iv.. - — D.T.Wark Date and Time Sample Collected:- 8/2/12,See times below �-Sample Location:: - - - See sites below,Salem,MA J Date and Time Analyzed: 8/2/12,2:30 PM FINDINGS: B .:.. Time Location - r Enterococci/100 mL Sample ID as .._.' Sampled' ..- • 52903 OSGOOD PARK 12:30 PM 20 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. Fx:Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc:Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email merae(d;vahoo com dercenhaumid)salem coin esalandrea@satem.com • Page 1 of 1 �0 Keach aampli7Relinquishod Field Data Form � �3 TownlCity of Collection: S� lew ime Delivered to Lab: Date Collected: .-,Z- p } Z elivered By: !�( Collected By: i„J y �L To: (( Instructions: Collect sample(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a unito depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of borom. Sample Location Marina Water Days Sample p Sample Since Rain Bather Density(in water) Observations of ID (Note beach and sampling or Time Water Clarity Temp •0,if wfin 24 (Circle appropriate#range) bathing water (� Iacstian}y_ Fresh t'1=} ( 9 $ � h(5.} Clear Goudy/Muriry O 0-10 91-20 20-50 >50 I �L Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 III 11-20 20-50 >50 I Clear Cloudy/Murky III 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 !!! Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 ( 11-20 20-50 >50 III Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I( Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 { Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 2050 >50 {{I Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11.20 20-50 >50 1 1 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids $D--Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish!!! S=Birds D=Dogs N=None IIII Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: V °F Wind Direction: Comments: Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes,a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Blomarine : 16 EAST MAIN STREET,GLOUCESTER.MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283-6296 yYy.� biomaune®verizon.nel-www.biomarinelab.com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarine Report No.:52957 Osgood Park Beach Association August 10,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: ,. "f - ._ .. +a I Marine bathing waters as described below I Samples Collected By: —" --I D. Work Date and Time Sample Collected: - 1 8/7/12,See times below 1 Sample Location: - ' I See sites below,Salem,MA I Date and Time Analyzed: "-1 8/7/12,4:00 PM FINDINGS: -. .Bi6marine .. - vx } .�_x. w "`>. Time- .Y.;.?. ... .. _ :V - Sample Location - k _",'":Enteroco.i/100 mL - 'SamplelDYo- - fi' - Sampled • 52957 OSGOOD PARK 1:50 PM '41 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) J REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. Fx Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc.Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email iperaci,uvahoocom dareenbaum:aasalem coin esalandrea@salem.com Page 1 of I Beach SampliField Data Form TownlCity of Collection: y Time Delivered to Lab: i Date Collected: Q � 1 Delivered BY: I Collected By: I ( � � _ f Relinquished To: !!! Instructions: Collect sample(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within S inches of bottom. Days Sample Sample Location ( Marine Sample Water Since Rain Bather Density(in water) Observations of ID (Note beach and sampling Ji or Time Nater Clarity Temp (V ifwnn 24 (Cvde appropriate#range) bathing water location) Fresh C5 5ct o c cl, ( { )3 5-C) C(eea Cloudy/Murky ,�[) l 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 t i Vca C-k Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 i If Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 j Clear CloudylMurky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 j Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I I Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jeltyfish B=Birds D=Dogs None J Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast5 Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: °F Wind Direction: f=- ' Comments: i Please Note This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any iab results. 4 Bi®marine • o- '�' 16 EAST MAIN STREET,GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281.0222 FAX (978)283-6296 �^ biomaiines'aerizon net•www,biomarinel ewrn fa CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarine Report No.: 53024 Osgood Park Beach Association August 16,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: I-Sample Description:. . -" : -. . - Marine bathing waters as described below I-Samples Collected By: - - - - D. T.Work Date and Time Sample Collected: -. 18/14/12,See times below 1 Sample Location: See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: .. ... - 18/14/12, 12:00 PM 1 FINDINGS: :Biomarine .:a .. - , .x. . .. :.,l- - .,Time - - -. Sam le ID - Sample Location - - _ EnterbcoccV100 mL fr r P ";t?, c'_ .,. .Sampled v -r. • 53024 OSGOOD PARK 9:24 PO METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. Fx:Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email merave-mahoo com dereenbautu0salcmcoin esalandrea@salem.com • Page 1 of 1 Beach Samplin'tField Data Form TownfCity of Collection: r.l t At /t! ATime Delivered to lab: Date Collected: fr </ 7e , r Delivered By: j Collected By: d T. 12 s.F>z K ";� Relinquished To: Instructions: Collect sample(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination ata uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. P Sampte t ocation Marine I Water Days Sample (Note beach and sampling Marine Sample Water Clarity ( Temp Since Rain Bather Density (in water) Observations of ID mcaaon} I Fresh Time ((( t } ('6 if Min 24 (Cade appropriate#range) bathing water hrs.) I j p-J c i1. / .Clear Cloudy/Murky IE..(... < C-10 11-20 20-50 1 >50 !< ! Clear Cloudy/Murky � 0.10 11-20 20-50 >50 i I Clear CloudylMurky ! 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky III 0=10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 !!! >50 I Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 i Clear Cloudy/Murky 0.10 11-20 20-50 I >50 I l Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 f i t i I j Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 i Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 ( >50 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds - D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: �� °F Wind Direction: I Comments: I Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any i iab results. r- ,x5. ,x Biomarine i$ 16 EAST MAIN STREET.GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 TELEPHONE:(978)281-0222 FAX (978)283-6296 biomanne@venzon.nat•w%"biomannelab com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarine Report No.:53115 Osgood Park Beach Association August 24,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: s - - . - - '-_I Marine bathing waters as described below Samples Collected By: . 1 - .- F, -- D. T.Wark Date and Time Sample Collected: - -- 8/21/12,See times below Sample Location: - - See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: ,-- - 8/21/12,4:00 PM FINDINGS: Biomarine - ..Time _ at- Sample Location _ - - Enterococci/100 mL ',. . - Sample ID - ,, :Sampled .a:x: • 53115 OSGOOD PARK 1:45 146 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of 404/100ml in marine bathing waters. Fx Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Ce:Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email: menvs(aWahoocom dereenhaum,0salem coin esalmdrea@salem.com • Page 1 of I Beach Sampith Field Data Fora "Down/City of Collection: ��e �` �d Time Deiivered 4 b: 3`-/ � Date Collected: l 2 n ,' Bit3I"1]L 11 iE" Delivered 8 Collected By. 1 tGensTMnws N ��G wsr. Relinquished Ta� 5211-5 instructions: Collect sample(s) in i�-J subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do nor collect samples within 5 inches,of bottom. DaysMarine WaterSample Sample location Sample Since Rain Bather Density (in water) Observations of ID (Note beach and sampling or Time Water Clarity Temp (•O'if wtn 24 (Circle appropriate#!range) bathing wale: j location) Fresh (-t} hrs.) i �d D17�ea� � V 135rael Cloudy/Murky fog/ y0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 ik6 ! Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I {I j Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 . Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 III >54 i Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 I >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky I 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 fi Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 ? i Clear CloudylMurky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I I Observations: T=Trash WS=Vvaste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=JJeellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast ut} Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: ! °F Wind Dlrectlon:,S� S Comments: �!G.'e ) f"L !�j Lef-4 t ui_ra �' rtn (' F� j! Q ( .c_Cj 2G: ci -/C=' !til•t4 �. It �� l<r� ( � RGtf 1� t i �rx.ttvj l h c::.i .t•.t� t'y i I)n ` ( �tsttlt Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MOPtf with any lab results. 7 F ' Biomarine 3 IC EASTMAIN STREET.GLOUCESTER MA01930 TELFPHONE.(978)281-0222 FAX.(978)283-6296 biomadne@venzon.net•wrmv.bwmannelab coin CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Ted Mansfield Biomarine Report No.:53176 Osgood Park Beach Association August 29,2012 14 Hemenway Rd. Salem,MA 01970 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: I Sample Description: - - Marine bathing waters as described below I Samples Collected By: - - "- D. T.Work Date and Time Sample Collected: - 8/28/12,See times below Sample Location: - - • See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: - 8/28/12, 11:15 AM FINDINGS: Sample_ID - - Sampled - - �'Biomarine � `-- - - u - -Time - - zr Sample Location - - Enterococcitl00 mL " • 53176 OSGOOD PARK 810 <10 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml.in marine bathing waters. FXSalem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc:Mike Beatue/DPH 617-624-5183 Email: incr&%e'dvahon com ' dereenbaunl'a)sale n coin esalmdrea@satem.com • Page 1 of 1 Beach Sampii Field Data Form 1 "7(�., Town/City of Collection: r f c, i Time Delivered to Lab: (^S Date Collected: 8 ? I zo z Delivered By: (�- Collected By: Lu y} {L ', l 'Relinquished To: Instructions: Collect sample(s)in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination ata dri form depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below watdr surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample Sample Location Marine Sample I Water Since Rain Bather Density(in water) Observations of ID (Note beach and sampling or Time Water Clarity Tamp CV ifwrn 24 (Circe appropnate#range? bathing water location) Fresh 1"F? hrs.) k�' J ear Cloudy/bRurkyt®7 d i 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 K�aclr. I Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 L� � Clear CloudytMurky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0.10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I III t 4 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 I >50 111 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 IIIi� >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky ( 0-10 11-20 20-50 ( >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 1 0-10 11.20 20-50 >50 Observations: T=Trash - WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Afgae F=fish die-offs J--jellyfish B=Birds D--Dogs =None 1111 Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Alr Temp: 7?44 °F Wind Direction: Comments: Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. } S_ . 0 Biomarine '• >j-- L 16 EAST MAIN STREET,GLOUCESTER.MA01930 i ,(•" TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX.(978)283.6296 _ homanne®venzon.net•www biomadnelab.com 'Ai rt. CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Adam Rodgers Biomarine Report No.:52400 Marblehead/Swampscott YMCA lune 22,2012 94 Pleasant St. Marblehead,MA 01945 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: I Sample Description: � *- _ T. ` Bathing water samples(marine) I-Samples Collected By: . - _ -� J Adam Rodgers/Cnildren's Island Date and Time Sample Collected:`:: . . . _ 6/19/12,See times below Sample Location:-;'E: �"t'- See sites below,Salem,MA ) IDate-and Time Analvzedi- _ _1 6/19/12,3:45 PM FINDINGS: Blomervne >: - '-_ " 'Time _ Sample Location ,,,F "' - EnterococcV100 mL -'- Sample D , _ - Sampled 52400A BACK 2:15 PM - ° '<10 524008 DOCK 2:15 PM I <10 52400C WALLY 2.15 PM <10 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. ]^•�' )Im 4Maa.IsbproMr IHrttmr Fx.Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc.Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email. mdeersaGi)nnrthshorevmca orv_ dercenhaumin Salem corn esalmdrea@mlem.com • Page I of I Beach Sampling Field Data Form `�q cy) Town/City of Collec 'on: SALEM, MA I Time Delivered to Lab: . L43 r� Date Collected to1ICA 1 13- Delivered By: fte Collected By: A,,,, ?J95 Received By/Time: Relinquished To: 1 Instructions: Collect sample(s)in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a un rm depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample Location Water Days Since Observations Sample Marine or Sample Rain Bather Density(in water) ID (Note beach and sampling Fresh Time water Clarity Temp (Vif wAn 24 - of location) (gyp) ( (Cirde appropriate#range) bathing water hhm,l A I (1)CHILD-ISLAND-BACK M I aCr J I Clear Cloudy/Murky I (' I ? 0-1 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 �V 2 53 B ( (2)CHILD.ISLAND-DOCK I M I j I Clear Cloudy/Murky �l� I I 'r 11-20 '�I 20-50 >50 �jJ� L I L C I (3)CHILD.ISLAND-WALLY I M I � ` tj I Clear Cloudy/Murky ��o I 2 `J 11-20 I 20-50 I >50 I N I 4_ 16 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: -7 a °F Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET,GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 r TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX,(978)263-6296 biomarineAve zonnel-W v.biomannelabxLm CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Adam Rodgers Biomarine Report No.:52516 Marblehead/Swampscott YMCA July 3,2012 94 Pleasant St. Marblehead,MA 01945 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAI,ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description:` • • . • . _ . - ' : • 11Bathing water samples{marine) f Samples Collected By:--- - 5• - - ' - Adam Rodgers/Children's Island DateandTime:Sample Collected: - - - 6/29/12,See times below Sample Location: See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: - - _ _ -� 0., 6/29112,3.00 PM FINDINGS: Biomarine # - - a Sample '' "",Sample Location .;' v Sampled '- _ - EaterococeU140 mL 52516A BACK 12.00 PM <10 525166 DOCK 12:03 PM <10 52516C WALLY 12:05 PM <10 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104J100ml in marine bathing waters. jhn4Vmtnn.Gebu.nton n;mmr FxSalem BOH 978-745-0343 Ce:Mike Beattie/DPH 617-6245183 Email' mdeersa?northshore<mca ora Immdm@Salem corn esalandrea@mlem corn Page i of) Beach Sampling4pield Data Form Z TowntCity of Collection., SAL M MA Time Delivered to Lab: i . 30 pyn Date Collected41-2') { Q1 �0 r 2.411� � Delivered By: �} Collected By: ,<Far -2') Received Byrrime: ' Relinquished To: Ery Instructions: Collect samp4 in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a unif rm depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Sample Location ` Water Days Since Observations Sample I Marino or i{ Sample Rain Bather Density(in water) ID (Note beach and sampling Fresh 1 Time Water Clarity Tamp D'if w!n 24 - of location) (`F) {' hrs.) (Circle appropriate#range) bathing water A (1)CHILD.ISLAND-BACK M I ( LU Clear Cloudy/Murky I 7 I 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 B (2)CHILD.ISLAND-DOCK M G 2 Clear CloudytMurkyI 67 /'Z 0.10 11-20 �II 20.50 >50 ILII C (3)CHILD.ISLAND-WALLY M I( �� ( Clear Cloudy/Murky I .—20.10 11-20 20.50 ( >50 G,a 1 I I I I � I Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Gaudy/Overcast Sunn Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: F Wind Direction: 1 Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes,a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Daterrime: Contacted: Via: Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET.GLOUCESTER MA 01930 '.: -' ^+ TELEPHONE (9 76)261-0222 FAX (978)283-6296 biomatrnekSvenzon.mei•wvav,biomarinelab.ccm CERTIFICATE;OF ANALYSIS Mr.Adam Rodgers Biomarine Report No.:52548 Marblehead/Swampscott YMCA July 5,2012 94 Pleasant St. Marblehead,MA 01945 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE,INFORMATION: Sample Description: I Bathing water samples(marine) Samples Collected BY: r " +' ''°""? -- '* Andrew Regan/Children's Island 1 Date and Time Sample Collected:_ • - - 7/2/12,See times below .Sample Location: ``-. x •- ta.-• - See sites below,Salem,MA j I:Date and Time Analyzed: a 712/12,3:10 PM 1 FINDINGS: t -� ' -"Samle Location r _ - - „ampieI +-a - Sampo ID rrr EnterueoccU100 mL. 4 ..S - 52548B BACK 1:08 PM <10 f 52548A DOCK 1.05 PM <10 I! 52548C WALLY I 1:10 PM <10 METHOD:IDEXX F nterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enteroeocci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. Jln bmirva.GNmhry 91tttw FaSalem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc:Mike Beath/DPH 617-624-5183 Email: rodpersatnorthshorevmca ore Immdin@mlem.com cmlmdrea@salem.com Page I of 1 _ Beach Samp9ID �� d ® �� +�r Town/Ci of Collection: knie Time Del Were Date Collected. J L;4, ,2 - elivered By: Collected By: �, ,, � �'�; Relinquished v , .,cQ�r P �� ,,,n Instructions: Collect sample(s)in arees'Sof greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within B inches of bottom. Sample Location Marine Sample ( Water Days Sample Since Rain - Bather Density(in water) Observations of 1D (Note beach and sampling m Tim® Water Clarity Temp location) F (°F) (o tf wnn za (Circle appropriate#range) bathing water __.._ _ -- hrs.) r� . __ ...IOGiC.__ _ __, ^ 4"U• K' COb Q"t ..,. li U . Ii wx ')Cloudy/Murky Vt'f, 0ib f� 31-20 20-50 >50 �! L i 1',. (" (� �Iea.. Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 r I I I Clear Cloudy/Murkyb 6-10 11-20 20-50 >50 (n 111 Ylf.\\t\rJJ4\\\1 t`71'cst�1 f„7(:.t'�+e 13331 '+ Clear Cloudy/Murky f 0-10 t 1120 20-50 >50 iI VIII Clear Cloudy/Murky i ( 0-10 1 11-20 20-50 >50 1 Clear Cloudy/Murky i 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 III f Clear Cloudy/Murky � t 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I III Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I �( Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 I Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F--Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast /sunn Rainy Foggy Windy Air Tamp- L°F Wind Direction: Comments: �� Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. V) r Biomarine - 16 EAST MAIN STREET,GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283.6296 { biornanne@verizonnet•www.bioniminelab.com i { CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Adam Rodgers Biomarine Report No.:52725 Marblehead/Swampscott YMCA July 20,2012 94 Pleasant St. Marblehead,MA 01945 RE: BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: ^ - - - - Bathing water samples(marine) Samples Collected By: - - i I Andrew Regan/Children's Island Date and Time Sample Collected: , - 7/17/12,See times below Sample Location::,:r - See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: - .. 7/17/12,3:15 PM i FINDINGS: I _ --.Biomarine :,{z Time a - ..µ.' .< - « Sample Location - 'Y+;, `nJ: - ,c EnterococcUloo mL'@'= ? Sample ID "'l'. .;. . . - Sampled ' ... .� - - Y, . j- 52725 I, BACK e - 1:00 PM - 189 - • I - DOCK - - - WALLY - - METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:Th 1 Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of 404/100mi in marine bathing waters. ) hm Grvkao,tuoomron'nirrcror Fx.Salem BOB 978-745-0343 Cc Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email rodeers'at?:nntthshnrevmca ore Iramdin@salem com esalandrea@salem com I I, • I Page 1 of I 1 0 Beach Samplinfkield Data Form Town/City of Collecti n: /��+ MAf!1, �r i S Time Delivered to Lab: Date Collected: �' I _I I)� I Delivered By: t3 Collected By:Q,,:i�, i-' R eUG✓1 Received By/Time: Relinquished To IAS Instructions: Collect samples)id areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 1 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inche-of bottom. Sample Location Water Days Since Observations Sample Marine Sample Rain Bather Density(in water) of ID (Note beach and sampling or Fresh Time Water Clarity Temp ('0'dwlin 2A (Circle appropriate#range).__ _location)_ -- - _ _-- — ____---- -----I __('F)` — hrsJ bathing Water - {7� iy . Re11 sggLagoon' F ( ;v) , .Ctear' Cloudy/Murky ` t� I �. 0-10:- 11-20 20-50 >50 `( b 1 1 1 1 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast ('Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: '�7_ °F Wind Direction: qj Time of High Tide: j - :J C` Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: i Btomarene _ 16 EAST MAIN STREET.GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 • a ;_ TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)2836296 biomarine@vehzon.net•www biomadnelab.com h CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Adam Rodgers Biomarine Report No.:52754 Marblehead/Swampscott YMCA July 20,2012 94 Pleasant Sri Marblehead,MA 01945 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: -_ - Bathing water samples(marine) Samples Collected By:- -- - = I Andrew Regan/Children's Island Date and Time Sample Collected: - 7/19/12,See times below Sample Location: . . . - - - See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: , - ,• 7/19/12, 10:00 AM FINDINGS: Biomarine ' - :` Time, ' ` ", k_ Sample Location ' ,3 - Enterococci/100 mL, Sample ID' - _ — Sampled 52754A { BACK 8:17 AM 31 • I 52754B f' DOCK 8:20 AM 10 52754C WALLY 8:23 AM 41 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. 1 Jimfrolmu,Wborolop iNmm Fx.Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email iodeersa!idnonhshorevmca ore Iramdm@salem com esalmdrm@mlem.com Page I of 1 i • Beach Samplin•field Data Form _ S �"� 04 Town/City of Collection: SALEM, MA Time Delivered to Lab: Date Collected qty t C1 F I Delivered By: Collected By: 8 /L"J Q on Received By/Time: Relinquished To: Instructions: Collect sample(oin areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. i Sample Location Water Days Since Observations Sample Marine or Sample Rain Bather Density(in water) of (Note beach and sampling Water Clarity Temp ID Fresh Time h ('0' whn 24 (Circle appropriate#range) J _ -_ __ location)- - _ _____._ - __ _-- _�- __ ( F) —__- .- rs.l'—`__ _——__.n____ -_-__r___T. bathing water__---_..—_� A (1)CHILD ISLAND-BACK M ('� (_ C4ar ) Cloudy/Murkt4V f i1'� /S ,0-1d' 11-20 20-50 >50 �. 1� s '` B (2)CHILD ISLAND-DOCK M C6;ZG �CICIe—ar: Cloudy/Murky (FJ�'1'c l�J r�70 11-20 20-50 >� C (3)CHILD.ISLAND-WALLY M O ;Z� (ref sT� Cloudy/Murk' 61{C Q I 0-10t� 11-20 20-50 >50 f � 1 i I i , � I I Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast unny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: li� 7 °F Wind Direction: o Time of High Tide: 1Za_ZTN" 1 Amount of Last Rain: nc�rG Comments: 1 Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. > { Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: _ Contacted: Via: i Biomarine { y 16 EAST MAIN STREET.GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283-6296 biomanne@ venzon.net•www biomannelab com CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Adam Rodgers Biomarine Report No.:52808 Marblehead/Swampscott YMCA July 27,2012 94 Pleasant SL I Marblehead,MA 01945 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS { SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: - - BathinS water samples(marine) Samples•Collected By:"- " > - - Adam Rodgers/Children's Island Date and Time Sample Collected: _. -- w 7/24/12,See times below Sample Location: - " _ ' See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: "- ''- 7/24/12,4:00 PM FINDINGS: - Biomarine' :Sam Ie Location yr, - ' Time :.( si - -,..f, `EnterococeV100'mL "Samplell) 1%- ,..,.+,.� _P -:" -. .. .r . ;t� 'Sampled;,.:`r_ C4":.'"r ."= .. _ • i 52808A r• BACK 1:30 PM <10 r 52808B DOCK 1:30 PM <10 52808C ) WALLY 1:30 PM <10 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100m1 in marine bathing waters. Jim 4mlevv.InOomlan llirttwr Fz Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email rodvena(i?vionh,hnrecrnca nre Iramdin@salem com esalandrea@mlem com • �I Page 1 of 1 { 0 0 0 Beach Sampling Field Data Form Town/City of Collection: SALEM, MAT ime Delivered to lab: 3q-5 Data Collected f �� Delivered By: B 5 Collected By: Received By/Time:J;S �_� Relinquished To: r 3 Instructions: Collect sample(s)in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet.Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Days Since Observations Sample Location Water Sample Marine or Sample Rain Bather Density(in water) (Note heath and sampling Water Clarity Temp -- -- - - — to Fresh Time — ('0' of rfwlin 24— —- -—(Cirdearo pppnate#rane} hrs.) g - - -- (°F) {blathing water ,t/^ A� ( (1)CHILD.ISLAND-BACK M I 3/� �1r lea CloudylMurky S j © 0-10 11- 20.50 I >50 B 1 (2)CHILD ISLAND-DOCK M 1 1 , JZ CloudyiMurky &;� I fj 0.10 11-20 20-50 1 >50 1r. r/�lyQ, &0 C 1 (3)CHILD ISLAND-WALLY M I It' 71 meal Cloudy/Murky I � ( llo I 0-10 11-20) 20 I 20-50 1 >50 fyoAQ- I &W ` IFI �/ I I l I /// I I I I I Observations: T_-Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast unny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: °F Wind Direction: I Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes,a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: x, Biomarine _ J( 16 EAST MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER,MA 01930 _ :'." ! TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)2836296 biomanne@veuzon net•www.biomannelab.com I CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Adam Rodgers Biomarine Report No.: 52955 Marblehead/Swampscott YMCA August 10,2012 94 Pleasant St. Marblehead,MA 01945 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS a SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: ' . _- • - ^, •J Bathing water samples(marine) Samples Collected By: Adam Rodgers/Children's Island Date and Time Sample Collected: -- _= -_ - - - 8/7/12,See times below Sample-Location:" --- - . T? - - See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: - - .. ._. . 8/7/12,4:00 PM FINDINGS: Biomarine ...-Time {: ' , --d.`. Sem y •-„` Sample Location {' :y' - Enlerocotti/100 an Ie ID P na, Sampled', 52955AI BACK 12.45 PM 10 • I 52955B� DOCK 12.50 PM <10 52955C I WALLY 12.40 PM <10 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) f REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. r I JimGrolcnu,LONnImy lNrtarot I Fx:Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Cc Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email rMuersa!,cnonhshorevmca ore Iramdin@salem cam esalandrea@salem corn 1 r I i Page I of I I, 0 0 0 Beach Sampling Field Data Form Town/City of Collection* SALEM, MA Time Delivered to Lab: Date Collected7I " Delivered By:'.. A p t r Collected By: Au 7/ >rS Received By/Time: Relinquished Tot _•�� / Instructions: Collect samples) In areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform depth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Days Smce Sample Location —I Water Observations Sample Marine or Sample Rain Bather Density(mwater)_ _____ _ _ _ �.._..... (Note beach and sampling Water Clarity Temp of - ID Fresh Time ..� -- - - ('0'dwhn 24- — --(Cucle appropriate#range) bathing water _ location). _ _ —_-_ _`_-__ l"CF)_ hrs) �//y 9��(,J A (1)CHILD ISLAND-BACK M Y j 'p Cloudy/Murky C ) > 0-10 C.]-2B' 20-50 I >50 I C," ' ,(`I -c B (2)CHILD ISLAND-DOCK M ► _ .•?vI rear,. Cloud /Murky � �! I0-10 11-20 �20-5 I >50 I41g I �t C C I (3)CHILD.ISLAND-WALLY M .� li 1, I C ar, Cloudy/Murky I / C I 0-10 -2 20-50 I >50 %�/ 11 I r� I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: °F Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: l Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH j with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: Biomarine 16 EAST MAIN STREET,GLOUCESTER.MA 01930 TELEPHONE:(978)281-0222 FAX:(978)283-6296 biomanne@verizon,net•wwwbiomannelab com I i CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS I Mr.Adam Rodgers Biomarine Report No.:53038 Marblehead/Swampscott YMCA August 16,2012 94 Pleasant St. Marblehead,MA 01945 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample Description: m -- - .max Bathing water samples(marine) Samples Collected By: Adam Rodgers/Children's Island Date and Time Sample Collected: - - ° 8/14/12,See times below Sample Location: "' ' - See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: '*t - 8/14/12,2:30 PM FINDINGS: Biomeriae',} ?` _-, --- p Time Enterococcg100 mL e' Sample Location SampleID ji .� _ . � :, Sampled-'.: -;.tW. ,• .r5i 53038A BACK 8.30 <10 • I 53038B DOCK 8:30 <10 53038C WALLY 8:30 <10 METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100m1 in marine bathing waters. i Jim OVVVVVMd .LmvmmD IWabr 1 - Fx.Salem BOH 978-745-0343 CcMike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email: milvemi northshorevmca ore ImmdmQsalem.com esalandrea@mlem com I • I Page I of 1 Beach Samplintield Data Form Town/City of Collection: SALEM, MATime Delivered to Lab: Date Collected i i i : ' i!fl ) " i i`r ) f Delivered By: { r' Collected By: ). Received Byrrime: l l a n Relinquished To: Instructions: Collect saMple(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination at a uniform dipth of 3 feet. Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inches of bottom. Days Since Sample Location water Observations Sample Marine or Sample Rain Bather Density e water) (Note beach and sampling Water Clarity Temp of ID Fresh Time ('0'if Win 24 (Circle appropriate#range) -water- ---- -- _ _ --location) ._ _� -_-_ -- .•--___—__ -- —(*F)-- - - .-hrs:)_. __-_...-•—.� -__ . - --"- -bathing ^A (1)CHILD. ISLAND-BACK M _ ' J Clear Cloudy/Murky 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 B (2)CHILDISLAND-DOCK M t Clear Cloudy/Murky 0.10 11-20 20-50 >50 C (3)CHILD ISLAND-WALLY M Clear Cloudy/Murky - 0-10 11-20 20-50 >50 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: °F Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note: This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Daterrime: Contacted: Via: ` Biomlarine i 16 EAST MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER,MA01930 ;r << TELEPHONE (978)281-0222 FAX (978)283-6296 _ q•, biornarine@verizon.net•www biomarinelab com f i CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Mr.Adam Rodgers Biomarine Report No.:53135 Marblehead/Swampscott YMCA August 24,2012 94 Pleasant St. Marblehead,'MA 01945 RE:BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF BATHING WATERS f SAMPLE INFORMATION: Sample D'escription:: - x . t - - - Bathing water samples(marine) I-Samples Collected By: - ' - Adam Rodgers/Children's Island Date and Time Sample Collected: -- _ - 8/22/12,See times below -Sample Location: See sites below,Salem,MA Date and Time Analyzed: ._" ... 8/22/12,3:10 PM FINDINGS: Biomarine Tone „..` k^ Sample Location ' 't oo , Enterococci/loo mL`" ° -Sample ID" Sampled- - • 53135A BACK 12:00 <10 53135B DOCK 12:00 <10 53135C WALLY 12:00 <10_ METHOD:IDEXX Enterolert(MPN) REMARKS:The Mass.Department of Public Health currently accepts an enterococci count of<104/100ml in marine bathing waters. P i 1 JIOIiNkHO.rRrNM1rd)IIIryYIM Fz:Salem BOH 978-745-0343 Ce:Mike Beattie/DPH 617-624-5183 Email, rudeersa(wnonhshorevmca ore Iramdin@salem.com esalmdrea@mlem.com SII l • i Page 1 of 1 I i .0 Beach Sampling-ield Data Form 5 3 Town/City of Collection: SALEM,MA A �� v� Time Delivered to Lab: 171 Date Collected EI22.112 WCC I ('15� ' ` I Delivered By: aICA Collected By: A. 0`APS Received By/Time: �2 � Relinquished To: Instructions: Collect's'a=3m`p'le(s) in areas of greatest bather load and at locations subject to contamination At �ia rm depth of 3 feet Collect samples 12 inches below water surface. Do not collect samples within 6 inche-of bottom. Sample Location Water Observations Sample Days Since (Note beach and sampling Marine or Sample Water Clarity Rain Bather Density(in water) Temp ID Fresh Time ('0'if w/in 24 (Circle appropriate#range) m ..T _ _ location) � _ ____- �-_._.� (°F)_ --hrs.) -- — - - -bathingwater- -- -I- A CHILD.ISLAND-BACK I M I o y ` O�° I�a>o j 11-20 20.50 >50 < } ��. ,� Clear Cloudy/Murk U �j B (2)CHILD.ISLAND-DOCK M �L� Clear Cloud /Murk ` 0.10' 11-20 20.50 >50 12' Cloudy/Murky , C I (3)CHILD.ISLAND-WALLY M I I� CJO) Cie - ) Cloudy/Murky i n ,' 010 11.20 20-50 >50 <_10 Observations: T=Trash WS=Waste Solids SD=Sludge Deposit O=Oils A=Algae F=Fish die-offs J=Jellyfish B=Birds D=Dogs N=None Current Weather Condition: Cloudy/Overcast Sunny Rainy Foggy Windy Air Temp: °F Wind Direction: Time of High Tide: Amount of Last Rain: Comments: Please Note:This form MUST be utilized upon collection of samples and filled out in its entirety. For reporting purposes, a copy must be submitted to MDPH with any lab results. Exceedance Notification: By: Date/Time: Contacted: Via: