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Reich Farm Health Assessment
(Dover Township) Toms River, New Jersey
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Table 5 - Organic chemical results (carbon tetrachloride extraction/infrared absorption analysis), Pleasant Plains, samples taken July to November 1974. After Ghassemi, 1976.
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Sampling Location |
Number of Wells |
Total Organics by CCl4/IR Range in parts per billion (ppb) |
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Lakewood Road Residences* |
9 |
ND to 1,900 |
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N. Dover Elementary School |
1 |
100 to 1,200 |
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St. Andrews Church |
1 |
100 to 1,000 |
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Old Freehold Road Residences |
5 |
30 to 500 |
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Silverton Rd. Residences |
2 |
270 to 980 |
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Whitesville Rd. Residences |
4 |
100 to 820 |
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Whitty Rd. Residence |
1 |
650 |
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Dugan Lane Residences |
4 |
70 to 1,060 |
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Toms River Water Company # 20 |
N/A |
1,230 |
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Toms River Water Company # 22 |
N/A |
40 to 920 |
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Toms River Water Company # 24 |
N/A |
80 to 1,240 |
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Toms River Water Company # 26 |
N/A |
110 |
Notes- There were no Federal or State Standards for levels of CCl4/IR compounds in potable water.
Results of samples taken on July 31,1974 were considerably higher than those samples taken from the same locations in August through November 1974.
The 7/31/74 data are not considered reliable and are not reported in this table.
The highest value was detected in the private residence noted in Table 4.
N/A: Not applicable
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