Water Quality Lab Report — Drinking water samples (SDG N5G0642) — July 23, 2025 (York Lab)

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Technical Report

prepared for:

Village of Red Hook

7467 S Broadway Red Hook, NY 12571 Attention: J. Cavanaugh

Report Date: 07/24/2025 Client Project ID: Village of Red Hook York Project (SDG) No.: N5G0642

CT Cert. No. PH-0800 New York Cert. No. 11706

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Report Date: 07/24/2025

Client Project ID: Village of Red Hook York Project (SDG) No.: N5G0642

Village of Red Hook 7467 S Broadway Red Hook, NY 12571 Attention: J. Cavanaugh

Purpose and Results

This report contains the analytical data for the sample(s) identified on the attached chain-of-custody received in our laboratory on July 23, 2025 and listed below. The project was identified as your project: Village of Red Hook .

The analyses were conducted utilizing appropriate EPA, Standard Methods, and ASTM methods as detailed in the data summary tables.

All samples were received in proper condition meeting the customary acceptance requirements for environmental samples except those indicated under the Sample and Analysis Qualifiers section of this report.

All analyses met the method and laboratory standard operating procedure requirements except as indicated by any data flags, the meaning of which are explained in the Sample and Data Qualifiers Relating to This Work Order section of this report and case narrative if applicable.

Please contact Client Services at 203-270-9973 with any questions regarding this report.


Client Sample ID	-	-	Date Collected	Date Received
York Sample ID	-	-	07/23/2025	07/23/2025
Matrix	-	-	07/23/2025	07/23/2025
5 Park	-	-	07/23/2025	07/23/2025
N5G0642-01	-	-	-	-
Drinking Water	-	-	-	-
9-11 E Market	-	-	-	-
N5G0642-02	-	-	-	-
Drinking Water	-	-	-	-
Traditions Garden	-	-	-	-
N5G0642-03	-	-	-	-
Drinking Water	-	-	-	-

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		YORK
		Sample Information		[TOC_2]5 Park[TOC]
[TOC 1]Sample Results[TOC]
Client Sample ID:	5 Park			York Sample ID:	N5G0642-01
York Project (SDG) No.	York Project (SDG) No.	Client Project ID	Matrix	Collection Date/Time	Date Received
N5G0642		Village of Red Hook	Drinking Water	July 23, 2025 9:50 am	07/23/2025
Field Analyses:			Log-in/Sample Notes:

[TOC_3]Microbiological Analyses[TOC]	[TOC_3]Microbiological Analyses[TOC]			Results
Parameter	Result	Units	Qualifier	RL	MCL	Reference Method	Prepared
Date/Time	Analyzed
Date/Time	Analyst
Coliform, total	Absent	P/A		0.00	0.1	SM 20, 21-23 9223B (-04) (Co	SM 20, 21-23 9223B (-04) (Co
07/23/2025 16:20	07/23/2025 16:20	SWD
						NELAC-NY11706,CTDOH-PH-0800
Certifications:
E. Coli	Absent	P/A		0.00	0.1	SM 20, 21-23 9223B (-04) (Co	SM 20, 21-23 9223B (-04) (Co
07/23/2025 16:20	07/23/2025 16:20	SWD
						NELAC-NY11706,CTDOH-PH-0800
Certifications:

		Sample Information		[TOC_2]9-11 E Market[TOC]	[TOC_2]9-11 E Market[TOC]
Client Sample ID:	9-11 E Market			York Sample ID:	N5G0642-02
York Project (SDG) No.	York Project (SDG) No.	Client Project ID	Matrix	Collection Date/Time	Date Received
N5G0642		Village of Red Hook	Drinking Water	July 23, 2025 10:03 am	07/23/2025
Field Analyses:			Log-in/Sample Notes:

Results

|Parameter|Result|Units|Qualifier|RL|MCL|Analyzed Date/Time Prepared Date/Time Reference Method|Analyst| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Coliform, total|Absent|P/A||0.00|0.1|SM 20, 21-23 9223B (-04) (Co 07/23/2025 16:20 07/23/2025 16:20|SWD| |||||||NELAC-NY11706,CTDOH-PH-0800 Certifications:|| |E. Coli|Absent|P/A||0.00|0.1|SM 20, 21-23 9223B (-04) (Co 07/23/2025 16:20 07/23/2025 16:20|SWD| |||||||NELAC-NY11706,CTDOH-PH-0800 Certifications:||

			Sample Information	Sample Information	Sample Information		[TOC_2]Traditions Garden[TOC]	[TOC_2]Traditions Garden[TOC]	[TOC_2]Traditions Garden[TOC]
Client Sample ID:	Traditions Garden						York Sample ID:		N5G0642-03
York Project (SDG) No.	York Project (SDG) No.	Client Project ID				Matrix	Collection Date/Time	Date Received
N5G0642		Village of Red Hook				Drinking Water	July 23, 2025 10:16 am		07/23/2025
Field Analyses:						Log-in/Sample Notes:
				Results
Parameter	Result	Units	Qualifier	RL	MCL	Reference Method	Analyzed
Date/Time
Prepared
Date/Time		Analyst
Coliform, total	Absent	P/A		0.00	0.1	SM 20, 21-23 9223B (-04) (Co	SM 20, 21-23 9223B (-04) (Co
07/23/2025 16:20
07/23/2025 16:20		SWD
						NELAC-NY11706,CTDOH-PH-0800
Certifications:
E. Coli	Absent	P/A		0.00	0.1	SM 20, 21-23 9223B (-04) (Co	SM 20, 21-23 9223B (-04) (Co
07/23/2025 16:20
07/23/2025 16:20		SWD
						NELAC-NY11706,CTDOH-PH-0800
Certifications:

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Definitions and Other Information

Analyte is not certified or the state of the samples origination does not offer certification for the Analyte.

MCL

The Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) is the maximum concentration of a chemical that is allowed in public drinking water systems. The MCL is established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Some states have MCLs that are equal to or less than the Federally established MCL. The listed MCL value reflects the MCL established by the State where the sample was taken.

General Notes for

The RLs and MDLs (Reporting Limit and Method Detection Limit respectively) reported are adjusted for any dilution necessary due to the levels of target and/or non-target analytes and matrix interference. The RL(REPORTING LIMIT) is based upon the lowest standard utilized for the calibration where applicable.
Samples are retained for a period of thirty days after submittal of report, unless other arrangements are made.
York's liability for the above data is limited to the dollar value paid to York for the referenced project.
This report shall not be reproduced without the written approval of York Analytical Laboratories, Inc.
All analyses conducted met method or Laboratory SOP requirements. See the Sample and Data Qualifiers Section for further information.
It is noted that no analyses reported herein were subcontracted to another laboratory, unless noted in the report.
This report reflects results that relate only to the samples submitted on the attached chain-of-custody form(s) received by York.

Approved By:

Date: July 24, 2025

Cassie Mosher Chemistry Director Phil Murphy Interim Microbiology Director

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Deputy Mayor Melkorka Kjarval’s Monthly Reports July, 14th, 2025 **Red Hook Together** meets every first Thursday of the month. As is customary there was no official meeting for the month of July. Bard CCE did host a gathering to celebrate Sarah DeVeer who is moving away and who in her absence will be leaving a vacant board seat on the Red Hook Public Library Board. Also of note is that the Red Hook Area Chamber Director, Agatha Bacelar is stepping down due to her relocating out of the Red Hook Area for the foreseeable future. Both these departures will be noticed as Sarah and Agatha have been visible contributors to community-wide efforts over the past years. ## **Village of Red Hook Indigenous History Project:** No update at this time. ## **Town of Red Hook Comprehensive Plan:** The Town met on June 24th, and discussed their community engagement plan. Committee members were tasked with suggesting persons and or groups to partner with for outreach and/or interviews. The committee meets monthly from 7:30pm to 9pm on the fourth Tuesday at Town Hall. ## **Village of Red Hook Communications:** In order to comply with a new NY State law, the Village website and all Village emails use a .gov domain: redhookvillage.gov. Please update your email address books as well as website links. I have informed our Civic Plus Account Manager Mark Beezly that we will be working the next few months to update the content and organization of the Village website ahead of committing to a redesign package. The redesign package would update the ‘look’ of the site. However the redesign process requires us to have a finalized main menu, as well as updated content to facilitate the design team working efficiently on creating an attractive template or ‘skin’ of the site. The last iteration of a content reorganization was done in 2021, and that effort was focused on improving transparency by increasing the amount of information made available digitally. During that effort a lot of content was added, and there was an effort to promote ‘services’ & ‘stay informed’ by adding tabs in the main menu. Four years later, we will be reorganizing the main menu to be more intuitive by moving individual ‘services’ within the ‘departments’ tab and adding a ‘Contact’ & ‘Living Here’ menu to better facilitate common inquiries. If there are any website features, or information that you would like to see on the website please reach out by email at mkjarval@redhookvillage.gov. Also if you have any digital photographs, digital reproductions of work depicting the Village and/or video footage of the Village that you would like to contribute to the website we are looking to feature images of the Village throughout the site. Attribution to the content creator will be included with any media the Village publishes. The “Red Hook Welcomes Bard Students!” Banner has arrived and is slated to be displayed during the last two weeks of August. **Village and Zoning Review:** There was a meeting held on June 17th, 2025. In attendance was the Mayor, myself, representatives from RUPCO, the Village’s Planning Attorney Victoria Polidoro, Esq., from Rodenhausen, Chale & Polidoro, LLP & Bonnie Franson from Nelson + Pope, which is the firm who was hired to write the proposed “Gateway North” law. We discussed the challenges set for a developer to propose a project without a confirmed project schedule for the sewer expansion. We also spent time reviewing parts of the draft law which apply to the Cookingham parcel slated for housing development. There was some discussion around the setback requirements from Route 9 being clarified to still maintain a proportionally correct relationship to the existing buildings around the North Gateway while realistically accommodating a multi-unit building with parking located in the rear south of the existing barn. Links to the existing 2/26/25 drafts of the Gateway North law, are linked in the March 13th special workshop agenda: redhookvillage.org/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_03132025-662. ## **Planning/Zoning,** See attached Reports. ## **Building Department;** See attached Reports.

References

This document cites or incorporates the following separate documents:

2025-08-11Village of Red Hook Resource Recovery Data/Report
2025-08-11Water Systems Operation Report — July 2025
Document A is a lab test report on specific water samples; Document B is an operational log of the water system for the entire month—different documents serving different purposes, though B may reference or incorporate data from A.
2025-08-11York Lab Technical Report — July 2025
Both documents are the same York Lab technical report (SDG N5G0642) for Village of Red Hook drinking water samples collected July 23, 2025, with identical sample IDs and analytical results; Document B appears to be a complete or reformatted version of Document A from the same date.

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2025-08-11Technical Report — Wastewater samples (SDG N5F0331) — June 11, 2025 (York Lab)
— pins a specific version of this chain
Two separate technical reports on different sample types (wastewater vs. drinking water) with different SDG numbers, projects, and analytical purposes—each is a distinct board artifact.
2025-08-11Utility Billing Report — Water/Sewer Department, July 2025
— pins a specific version of this chain
Document B is the detailed lab report for water samples mentioned in Document A; they are separate artifacts where A references B's testing results.
2025-08-11Analytical Lab Report — Wastewater samples — June 2025 (York Lab)
Document A is a wastewater noncompliance report (June 2025 event); Document B is a separate drinking water quality lab report (July 2025 samples)—different matrices, different projects, different analytical purposes, both prepared by York Lab for Village of Red Hook but distinct board artifacts.
2025-08-11Technical Report — Wastewater samples (SDG N5F0546) — June 18, 2025 (York Lab)
Two separate lab reports on different sample types (wastewater vs. drinking water) with different SDG numbers, projects, and collection dates—each is its own distinct analytical work product.
2025-08-11Technical Report — Wastewater samples (SDG N5F0741) — June 25, 2025 (York Lab)
Two separate lab reports on different sample types (wastewater vs. drinking water) with different SDG numbers, collected on different dates, for the same client—each is an independent board artifact.

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