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CAPE CANAVERAL AIR FORCE STATION

DRINKING WATER SAMPLING PLAN

Revision 4

Prepared for

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Bioenvironmental Engineering Services and Civil Engineering

Prepared by

Environmental Sampling, Analysis and Monitoring (ESAM)

September 24, 2020

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CCAFS Drinking Water Sampling Plan, Rev 4 September 24, 2020

INTRODUCTION

This plan outlines the drinking water sampling, analysis, monitoring and reporting activities conducted for the United States Air Force (USAF) at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (CCAFS) in order to maintain compliance with local, state and federal regulations as required by USAF requirements. Regulatory and permit compliance monitoring is required by state and federal laws and is conducted by Integrated Mission Support Services (IMSS) and its subcontractors under the Kennedy Environmental and Medical Contract (KEMCON). Samples are collected in accordance with the most recent version of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for Field Work and either field analyzed with calibrated field equipment or laboratory analyzed in accordance with National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Conference (NELAC) standards by Florida Department of Health (FDOH) certified laboratories.

This plan serves as KEMCON Data Requirement Description (DRD) 5.3.5-001 for those activities where sampling of potable water system (FDEP ID 3054140) is performed, including frequency of sampling, justification for sampling efforts, rationale for the analysis of the parameters performed, and laboratory analytical methods. Sampling event references are based on a calendar year schedule.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

REVISED TOTAL COLIFORM RULE

DISINFECTION BYPRODUCT RULE (DBPR), STAGE 2

LEAD AND COPPER RULE (LCR)

NATIONAL PRIMARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS (NPDWR)

OPERATIONAL TOTAL TRIHALOMETHANES (TTHMS)

TABLE OF FIGURES

Figure 1 CCAFS-FDEP Microbiolgical/Chlorine Residual Monitoring Sites Figure 2 TTHM and HAA5 Sample Locations Figure 3 Asbestos Sample Location Figure 4 Operational TTHM Sample Location

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REVISED TOTAL COLIFORM RULE

MICROBIOLOGY AND CHLORINE RESIDUAL MONITORING

Description: Monitoring is performed on the CCAFS Potable Water System for Coliform Bacteria and Fecal Coliform per the FDEP’s Drinking Water Standards, Monitoring and Reporting Requirements as outlined in Chapter 62-550.518 F.A.C., Microbiological Monitoring of Potable Water Systems. This sampling is conducted in order to comply with the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Revised Total Coliform Rule which took effect April 1, 2016 (78 FR 10269 and 79 FR 10065). The Revised Total Coliform Rule incorporates and updates the Total Coliform Rule of 1989 (40 CFR 141.21 Subpart C) and requires a written sampling plan for coliform testing which is outlined below.

Sampling Requirements: Sampling events are conducted twice each month for a total of 24 sampling events per year from the designated sites located at CCAFS (Figure 1). Water samples are typically collected the 2nd and 4th weeks of the month. Additional detail of the sampling locations is provided in the table below.

Sample Site Locations

Group A

Site # Site Description

CMC-PW-1 Port Standpipe at Fac. 90400; Corner of Sprint and Hercules Road

CMC-PW-2 MACA Standpipe at Facility 62865; West side of MACA Road

CMC-PW-3

CX 18 Standpipe; Flushing Meter IRBM and Lighthouse Road

(Demolished 2019, Replaced with CMC-PW-16)

CMC-PW-4 CX 11; Central Control Road, near CX 36 entrance

CMC-PW-5 Samuel C. Phillips Pkwy Standpipe; East of Facility 55124 (elevated water tower)

CMC-PW-6 Skid Strip Road; South of Hanger H

CMC-PW-7 Central Control Road Standpipe at Facility 44633

CMC-PW-8 CX 37 Standpipe 100’ south, Phillips Pkwy and N. Patrol Rd.

CMC-PW-9 CX 41 Standpipe: at Flushing Meter

CMC-PW-10

Solid Motor Assembly and Ready Facility (SMARF) Standpipe at Facility 69800; at

Flush / BFP / Meter

CMC-PW-11 Pump Station #6 Behind ITL Fire Station

CMC-PW-15 Incoming CCAFS City of Cocoa meter

CMC-PW-16

Lighthouse Rd. Standpipe, Corner of IRBM and Lighthouse Rd.

(~3400 ft. SW of previous CMC-PW-3)

If any sample sites test positive for the presence of coliform organisms, the affected sites will be resampled within 24 hours. In addition to the sample site which tested positive, upstream and downstream locations will also be sampled. If the results of any resampled sites again test positive for the presence of coliform organisms, the water system at all affected facilities will be tagged out of service and testing continued until such time that subsequent testing confirms the absence of any coliform organisms in the water system.

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Analytical Requirements: Analytical requirements and performing organizations are provided in the table below:

Parameter Field/Lab Testing Method Analysis Conducted by:

Total Coliform Lab Standard Method 9223B KSC Microbiological

Laboratory

E. coli Lab Standard Method 9223B KSC Microbiological

Laboratory

Free Available Chlorine Field Hach Method 8021 KEMCON ESAM Personnel

Total Chlorine Field Standard Method 4500Cl-

G KEMCON ESAM Personnel pH Field FDEP-SOP FT1100 KEMCON ESAM Personnel

Report Due Dates: Within 5 days of receipt of the second set of laboratory analytical reports.

Reports Sent To: K. Guerrero Oliveras, 45 CES/CEIE cc: Maj Witter, 45 AMDS/SGXB Lt Meyering, 45 AMDS/SGXB SSgt Beil, 45 AMDS/SGXB TSgt Carino, 45 MDG I. Lucas, 45 MDG L. Fisher, 45 CES/CEIE C. Leath, 45 CES/CEIE 45 CES/CEI Office, 45 CES/CEIE 45 MDG Bioenvironmental Engineering Flight, 45 MDG/AMDS T. Powers, F2F T. Kinsey, CLOIS J. Burns, CLOIS T. Price, IMSS-200

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FIGURE 1

CCAFS-FDEP MICROBIOLGICAL/CHLORINE RESIDUAL MONITORING SITES

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DISINFECTION BYPRODUCT RULE (DBPR), STAGE 2

Total Trihalomethanes (TTHMs) and Haloacetic Acids (HAA5)

Description: Compliance monitoring of the CCAFS Potable Water System for disinfection residual and byproducts is conducted per the FDEP Drinking Water Standards, Monitoring and Reporting Requirements of Chapter 62-550.514 F.A.C., Disinfectant Residuals and Disinfection Byproducts Monitoring Requirements (Stage 2), in order to comply with the EPA requirements outlined in 40 CFR 141, Subpart L.

Sampling Requirements: Sampling is conducted by KEMCON ESAM personnel in accordance with KEMCON Instruction: EVS-I-4311 – Potable Water Sampling. Sampling locations are shown in Figure 2 and described in detail below:

Disinfectant byproduct compliance sampling is conducted quarterly (four times per calendar year) during first week of first month of each quarter as defined by FDEP sampling plan at the two locations listed below:

Site # Site Description Frequency

PW-4

CX 11; Central Control Road, near CX 36 entrance Quarterly

PW-10

(SMARF) Standpipe at Facility 69800; at

Flush / BFP / Meter Quarterly

Free Available Chlorine Field Hach Method 8021 KEMCON ESAM Personnel

Total Chlorine Field Hach Method 8167 KEMCON ESAM Personnel pH Field FDEP-SOP FT1100 KEMCON ESAM Personnel

Haloacetic acids (HAA5) Lab EPA Method 552.2 KEMCON Subcontract Laboratory

Total Trihalomethanes (TTHMs) Lab EPA Method 524.2 KEMCON Subcontract Laboratory

Report Due Date: On or before the 14th day following the receipt of laboratory analytical results.

cc: Maj Witter, 45 AMDS/SGXB Lt Meyering, 45 AMDS/SGXB SSgt Beil, 45 AMDS/SGXB TSgt Carino, 45 MDG I. Lucas, 45 MDG L. Fisher, 45 CES/CEIE C. Leath, 45 CES/CEIE 45 CES/CEI Office, 45 CES/CEIE 45 MDG Bioenvironmental Engineering Flight, 45 MDG/AMDS T. Powers, F2F T. Kinsey, CLOIS J. Burns, CLOIS

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FIGURE 2

TTHM AND HAA5 SAMPLE LOCATIONS

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LEAD AND COPPER RULE (LCR)

Lead, Copper and Water Quality Parameters

Description: The CCAFS FDEP permitted water systems is subject to regulation under 40 CFR Part 141, The National Primary Drinking Water Regulations for Lead and Copper (also called the Lead and Copper Rule or LCR) which requires all community and non-transient, non-community water systems to monitor for lead and copper at a specified number of taps within homes and/or buildings served by that water system. CCAFS operates a non-transient, non-community, consecutive water system and is subject to the LCR, currently under Reduced Monitoring.

Sampling Requirements: LCR and water quality parameter sampling is conducted by KEMCON ESAM personnel in accordance with KEMCON Instruction: EVS-I-4311 – Potable Water Sampling. Lead and Copper sampling is conducted every three (3) years with the next scheduled sampling event scheduled for 2022. As required by sampling protocol outlined in Subpart I of the LCR, a sampling plan representing the entire CCAFS potable water system is submitted to the FDEP for approval prior to conducting each LCR sampling event. Results of a particular sampling event are compiled and reported to the FDEP in accordance with the appropriate regulatory agency format. If sample results show the CCAFS water system exceeds the 90th percentile for lead and copper (meaning more than 10% of samples exceeded established MCLs) the water system is required to be re-sampled.

Lead and copper may leach into drinking water from common plumbing materials such as pipes, lead solder and faucets containing brass or bronze components; however, this can be controlled by changing water quality characteristics. Therefore, additional samples are collected at entry point sampling sites and distribution system sampling sites which are then analyzed for water quality parameters in order to calculate a corrosivity index.

Due to the continuous construction, renovation, and/or demolition of facilities at CCAFS, some sample locations referenced in a sampling plan approved by the FDEP may no longer be present at the time of sampling. In lieu of having a sampling plan reapproved by the FDEP due to absent sampling locations, if a fountain/sink designated as a primary sampling location has been removed, a neighboring fountain/sink in the same building may be used. If the whole building has been removed, a location from the alternate sampling list may be used. In that instance, the Alternate Sampling Location must be of the same tier as the primary sampling location. A tier is defined as the age/type of plumbing that exists in a facility. Tier 1 (buildings that contain copper pipes with lead solder installed after 1982 or contain lead service lines), Tier 2 (buildings that contain copper pipes with lead solder installed before 1983). The sampling locations for the 2019 event along with their location and Tier # are listed below:

FDEP Approved Sampling Locations

Twenty (20) Primary Sampling Locations

Site # Facility # Site Description

04-03 62615 Test Ops Facility

05-01 1708 Hangar R&D

06-03 70535 ITL Fire Station

07-02 70510 ITL Warehouse

08-02 85010 Fire Station No. 3

11-01 3100 Complex 46 OPS

19-02 50211 OPS Flight Training

20-02 49926 Spacecraft Process Support

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Site # Facility # Site Description

23-02 60701 Central Security Control

25-03 54800 AF Chemical Lab

26-02 44633 Pesticide Operations Facility

29-02 60740 Cape Commanders Office

73-01 70000 SMAB

70-02 49750 Alternate Central Security Control

71-02 49915 Gymnasium

72-01 1115 Hangar Y

80-02 72910 MSA No. 2 Admin Control

84-01 1748 CCAFS Cafeteria

85-02 85125 45th SW CCAFS Headquarters

86-03 50012 Fire Crash Rescue

Seven (7) Optional Sampling Locations

Site # Facility # Site Description

51-02 88940 Port Recreation Support Facility

59-02 1704 E&L

67-02 60600 Engineering Office

75-02 1645 Range Control Center

76-02 44440 45th Launch Group

79-02 54915 Engineering Building

81-02 47109 CX 40 Ready Building

One (1) Entry Point Sampling Location

Site # Site Description

PW-15 Incoming CCAFS City of Cocoa meter

Three (3) Distribution System Sampling Locations

Site # Site Description

PW-1 Port Standpipe

PW-5 Phillips Parkway Standpipe

PW-11 Pump Station 6

Lead and Copper Parameters

Lead Lab EPA Method 200.8 KEMCON Subcontract Laboratory

Copper Lab EPA Method 200.8 KEMCON Subcontract Laboratory

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Water Quality Parameters pH Field FDEP-SOP FT1100 KEMCON ESAM Personnel

Conductivity Field FDEP-SOP FT1200 KEMCON ESAM Personnel

Temperature Field FDEP-SOP FT1400 KEMCON ESAM Personnel

Alkalinity Lab Standard Method 2320B KEMCON Subcontract Laboratory

Calcium Lab EPA Method 200.7 KEMCON Subcontract Laboratory cc: Maj Witter, 45 AMDS/SGXB Lt Meyering, 45 AMDS/SGXB SSgt Beil, 45 AMDS/SGXB TSgt Carino, 45 MDG I. Lucas, 45 MDG L. Fisher, 45 CES/CEIE C. Leath, 45 CES/CEIE 45 CES/CEI Office, 45 CES/CEIE 45 MDG Bioenvironmental Engineering Flight, 45 MDG/AMDS T. Powers, F2F T. Kinsey, CLOIS J. Burns, CLOIS

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NATIONAL PRIMARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS (NPDWR)

Asbestos

Description: Due to the presence of asbestos-cement piping within the distribution system, the CCAFS Potable Water System is monitored for Asbestos as required by the EPA under CFR 40 Part 141.23 and the FDEP under Chapter 62-550-511 F.A.C. Asbestos Monitoring Requirements. A water sample is collected within the CCAFS Potable Water System and sampling results are reported to the FDEP in accordance with F.A.C. 62-550.730. As a consecutive system, all other Primary and Secondary Drinking Water Regulation analysis required for CCAFS is conducted by the provider system, City of Cocoa (FDEP

ID 3050223).

Sampling Requirements: Asbestos sampling for the CCAFS Potable Water System is conducted by KEMCON ESAM personnel in accordance with KEMCON Instruction: EVS-I-4311 – Potable Water Sampling.

This sampling is conducted every nine (9) years with the next event scheduled for 2022. A single asbestos sample is taken during the designated year at a tap served by asbestos-cement pipe and under conditions were asbestos contamination is most likely to occur. These sampling locations are shown in Figure 3 and described in detail below:

Sampling Locations

Site # Location Purpose

PW-15 Incoming CCAFS City of Cocoa Determine asbestos content for incoming water

PW-3

CX 18 Standpipe; Flushing Meter

IRBM and Lighthouse Road Determine asbestos content

PW-5

Samuel C. Phillips Pkwy Standpipe;

East of Facility 55124 (elevated water tower)

Determine asbestos content

PW-7

Central Control Road Standpipe at

Facility 44633 Determine asbestos content

Asbestos Lab EPA Method 100.2 KEMCON Subcontract Laboratory cc: Maj Witter, 45 AMDS/SGXB J. Burns, CLOIS Lt Meyering, 45 AMDS/SGXB T. Price, IMSS-200 SSgt Beil, 45 AMDS/SGXB TSgt Carino, 45 MDG I. Lucas, 45 MDG L. Fisher, 45 CES/CEIE C. Leath, 45 CES/CEIE 45 CES/CEI Office, 45 CES/CEIE 45 MDG Bioenvironmental Engineering Flight, 45 MDG/AMDS T. Powers, F2F T. Kinsey, CLOIS

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FIGURE 3

ASBESTOS SAMPLE LOCATION

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OPERATIONAL TOTAL TRIHALOMETHANES (TTHMS)

Description: Operational monitoring of the incoming water from the City of Cocoa is performed at the request of CCAFS to establish the water quality as it is received.

Sampling Requirements: Sampling is conducted by KEMCON ESAM personnel in accordance with KEMCON Instruction: EVS-I-4311 – Potable Water Sampling. Sampling locations are shown in Figure 4 and described in detail below:

Operational sampling is conducted twice a month at the City of Cocoa interconnect prior to treatment by CCAFS at the location specified below:

Site # Site Description Frequency

CDBP PW-15 CCAFS Incoming (Cocoa Meter) Twice per Month

Analytical Requirements: Analytical requirements and performing organization are provided in the table below:

Volatile Halocarbons Lab EPA Method 8260B VOH KEMCON Subcontract Laboratory

Report Due Dates: On or before the 14th day following the receipt of the last set of laboratory analytical results

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FIGURE 4

OPERATIONAL TTHM SAMPLE LOCATION

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