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Applicant Exhibit A-36,consisting of Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-C-315, Recovery of Emergency Radiological Environ Monitoring Samples
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Site:	Limerick
Issue date:	04/23/1984
From:	; PECO ENERGY CO., (FORMERLY PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC
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fAllRdalehta Elaetrie comoanv Emereenev Plan Imolementation Procedure EP-C-315 h erv of Emereenev Radialeetent Environmental Monitorina Samoles frem Peach Bottom Units 2 and 3 and Limerick Units i and 2 Puroese This procedure provides for implementatfor. of the emergency e environmental sampling program.

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l. Peach Bottom Emergency Plan EXHl81T No.

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2. Limerick Emergency Plan Applicant # Staff Intervenor identified _Rcccived < Reiccted_____

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3. EP-C-201 Emergency Support Offleer Date: -

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5. EP-209 Telephone List f or Emergency Use F E2la8 i _,

i This procedure is implemented by the Engineering and Research

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2. Lim *cick shif t supervisten (Interim Emergency Director)

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4. Site Emergency Coordinator er his alternate S. Health Physics and Chemistry Coordinator.

Responsibility for implementation of this procedure rests within '

the Engineering and Research Department. The Environmental tranch, Mechanical Engineering Division, shall provide ovocall coordination of semple collection, semple transport, sample

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This precedure is divided Inte Sectlen I and Sectlen !! which encompasses the emergency sampling programs for Peach Bottom

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SECTION I - EMERGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLING PR00 RAM POR PEACH

BOTTOM UNITS 2 AND 3 Procedure

l. Upon notification per EP-0-201 er EP-C-202, the Environmental Sampling Coordinator (refer to Appendix I-A in this precedure) shall be provided with the following informations

a. Classification of Accident - , ;

b. Release point (s) - Main Stack , i i

Main Stack Roof Vent Unit 2 ,

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c. Prevelling wind directlen - Main Stack _

(Directlen f ree which wind Reef Vents is blowing as Indleated

by meteorelegical Instrumentatlen) i i d. Estimated plume eroe radiation eeniiltlens - uCl/cc alrberne dose rate R/hr W. 8.

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e. Deter =Instlen of whet her protective elething is resem= mended for recovery of semples.

Hals In lieu of resolving redlet ten senditions, a judgment by the Emergency Olrector er Site Emergency Coordinator that the plume sene hasards would not preclude recovery of samples shall be accepted. Howevere the Environmental Sampling Coordinator may request that a quellfled H.P. representative be provided to accompany the sample collector for the

- purpose of measuring radiation levels during the collection process.

2. The Environmental Sampling Coordinator shalli

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s. Instruct t he RMC Emergency Coordinator (refer to Appendix I-A of this procedure tot a.1 direct t he redlelegical laboratory to prepare a complete batch of TLD's with controls and to prepare for immediate analysis of samples per Appendix 1-B of this procedure.

a.2 provide transportation of the batch of TLDs to conowinge Hydroelectric Station and provide transportation of collected environmental samples to the redlelegical laboratory.

a.3 provide backup sample co!!ectors for collection of ,

water samples.

b. nettfy t he Sample Collector (refer to Appendix I-A of this precedure) to prepare for recovery of samples and direct the sample collectors' recovery of samples. ,

s. direct Research and Testing Divislen personnel (refer to Appendlw 1-A of this procedure) to tabulate data from weat her stat ion radiat ion instrument s.

d. maintain contact with the Health Physles and Chemistry Coordinator as appropriate, to monitor status of emergency.

e. supervise preparetten of reports by the Environmental Breneh - Meehenical Engineering Divislen personnel.

f. submit reports en environmental data to the Health Physics and Chemistry Coordinator perledically or en r eque s t '.

.' 3313 All samples shall be retained until further directlens are given by the Recovery Manager.

3. The Sample Collester shall

a. report to the Emergency Operation Facility (Peach Bottom Unit 1) to obtain a two way radio from the Field Survey foam er Heenth Physics and Chemistry Coordinator.

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b. report to conowinge Hydroelectric Station to obtain l supplies and keys.

EnLa Sample cellection equipment and supplies necessary for the '

cellection of post emergency environmental samples will be stored at the conowingo Hydroelectric Station, i i

c. contact the Environmental Sampling Coordinator to determine planned action. .

d. maintain contact via two-way radio with the Field Survey r Team to be Informed of changes in emergency status, e, proceed as directed to exchange or collect the following I f om the sempting locations located in the prevelling downwind direction relative to each release point plus e t he two cont iguous sectors: !

e.1 Emergency TLD packet e.2 Air particulate filter i

e.3 Air ledine cartridge :

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Hals i i If there are ne sample locations in the contiguous sectors. l the nearest neighboring sectors with samples shall be used ;

(refer to ' Appendices I-C and I-D of this procedure for semple locattens).

l The Environmental Sampling Coordinator shall designate other ,

areas as appropriate.

The post emergency environmental sample collection precedures are found in Appendix 1-E.

f. cellect grab water semples at er near the Peach Bottom ,

discharge canal. Conowingo Hydroelectric Station and l Chester Water Company intakes.

g. cellect raw milk samples at all environmental stations ,

24 hours2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months following the initiation of the emergency.

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4. The Research and Testing Division personnel shells

a. tabulate hourly readings (beginning one hour prior to t he release) from all weather station radiation instruments. <

b. transmit t hese data every four hours to the Environmental Sampling Coordinator.

3. The Environmental Branch - Mechanical Engineering Division perscnnel shall:

a, complie and analyze data from environmental senples, e b, prepare reports summarialng environmental data and submit reports to the Environmental Sempting '

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1. Upon notification per EP-C-201 or EP-C-202, the Environmental Sampling Coordinator (refer to Appendix II-A in this procedure) shall be provided with the following informations

a. Classification of Accident -

b. Release point (s)

North Vent South Vent Other

c. Prevelling wind direction -

Roof Vents (Direction f rom which wind is blowing as indicated by meteorological Instrumentation)

d. Estimated plume area radiation conditions - uCl/cc airborne dose rate

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dose rate Rem /hr Thyroid

e. Determination of *whether protective clothing is recommmended for recovery of semples.

H.GiB In lieu of receiving radiation conditions, a judgment by the Emergency Director or Site Emergency Coordinator t ha t the plume zone hazards would not preclude recovery of samples shall be accepted. However, the Environmental Sampling Coordinator may request that a quellfled H.P. representative be provided to accompany the sample collector for the purpose of measuring radiation levels during the collection process.

2. The Environmental Sempting Coordinator shall

s. Instruct the RMC Emergency Coordinator (refer to "O Appendix !!-A of this procedure to:

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a.1 direct t he radiological laboratory to prepare a i

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. prepare for immediate analysis of semples per j Appendix II-g of this procedure. l a.2 direct RMC sample collectors to prepare for }

recovery of samples and direct the semple r collectors' recovery of samples. [

l a.3 provide transportation of the batch of TLDs to the [

Pottstown Limerick Airport and provide transportation of collected environmental semples to the radiological laboratory. *

b. maintain contact with the Health Physics and Chemistry

f Coordinator as appropelate, to monitor status of l emergency. i

c. supervise preparation of report s by the Environmental Branch - Mechanical Engineering Division personnel.

d. subalt reports on environmental data to the Health Physics and Chemistry Coordinator periodically or on request.

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All samples shall be retained until further directlens are given by the Recovery Manager.

3. The RMC Emergency Coordinator / sample collector shall

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d. maintain contact via two-way radio with the Field Survey Team to be Informed of changes in emergency status.

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' e.2, Air particulate filter i

e.3 ' Air ledine cartridge ;

e.4 Pasture grass and broadleaf vegetation Mais _.

If there are ne semple locations in the contiguous sectors, the nearest neighboring sectors with semples shall be ussd (refer to Appendices !!-C and !!-D of this procedure for j sample locatlens). I i

The Environmental.Seepting Coordinator shall designate other l areas as appropelate. ;

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f. Instruct the RMC sempting teem (s) to cellect grab and/or composite water sepales at locations as designated by '

the Environmen tal tempting Ceardinator.

g. Instruct the RMC 1e'pling a team (s) to cellect row allk semples at all er.vironmental stations 24 hours2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months following t he Init iat ion of the emergency.

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h. Instruct the RMC sompting teem (s) to deliver all samples to the Pottstown Lleerjck Airport fJr pickup by the RMC

. Courler for delivery to the redlelegical laboratory.

4. The Environmental trench - Mechenleal Engineering Div.slen personnel shelle

a. compile and analyse data free environmental semples.

b. prepace' reports summerlaing environmental data and submit reports to the Environmental Sampling Coordinator.

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PSAP5 TELEPHONC LIST OP PERSONNEL TO St CONTACTED BY THIS PROCEDURE I, Environmental tamallna caerdinater o

Primary - George Deebeler (215) 441-4516 (Office)

(215) 696-1424 (Home) .

Alternate - Alen Merle (215) 441-6374 (Office)

(609) 627-3744 (Home) .

!!. 1---la entlectern A. Eneawarv af Ale Filtern Primary - Charles Reid (717) 342-4444 (Home)

(717) 342-4471 ($shool) s Alternate - John $merke (215) 441-4963 (Office)

(215) 455-1743 (Home)

- Joseph Rolfeneath (215) 441-4944 (Of fice)

(609) 931-0376 (Home)

3. Raeawarv af Milk. Vmaatatlan. Surfman Water. TLD's Primary - Charles Reid (717) 342-4464 (Home)

(717) 342-4471 (Scheel)

Alternetes - John tellantine (215) 441 6379 (Office)

(Get) 546-9534 (Home)

- James Elser (215) 441-4541 (Office)

(215) 354-2643 (Home)

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EP-C-315 Page 11 of 34 Rev. 3 f APFeNDIX I-A L III. RMC Emeraenev Coordinator and Padioloalcal laboratorv l

Primary -

Paul Harmon (215) 326-9662 Coffice) i (219) 385-3833 Chome) ;

(215) 894-7772 (radio pager)

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Doug Wahl (215) 243-2950 (office) 1 I

(215) 664-4274 Chome)

Alternate (215) 243-2990e ,

i eHote: Ask for Emergency Coordinator. If no one is at RMC, ,

the PEco load dispatcher's office at 215-387-5013 will l automatically be called. Caller should ask L.D.

to conta-t RMC and have them contact him at his number. e I

A. Analvsis of Semoles - Consultant laboratories Teledyne Isotopes (201) 664-7070 Alternate 1 - David Martin (201) 391-1676 (Home)

Alternate 2 - Hewitt Jetor (201) 767-3359 (Home) i

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Primary -- Land Corbett 70-4211 (Office)

(717) 927-6383 (Home) i Alternate - Charles Andersen. 70-4309 (Office)

(717) 244-6647 (Home) !

V. Heal th Phvs ics and Chemi st ev Coordinat or Primary - Walter Knapp 70-4646 (717) 456-7014

- Alternate - Jim Fongheiser 70-4646 (717) 456-7014

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APPENDIX I-B LABORATORY 'AHALYSIS OF POST EMERGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES The following analyses will be performed by Teledyne Isotopes on the post-emergency environmental samples co!! acted:

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AIR PARTICULATE AND IODINE MONITORS AT THOSE LOCATIONS

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'3 A' DELTA,PA.-SUBSTATION

4A,B CON 0tlNGO DAN-POWERHOUSE ROOF

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6B HOLTICOD DAM HYOR0 ELECTRIC STATION

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15 SILVER SPRING ROAD

17 RIVERVIEW ROAD 22 EAulE ROAD 23 PEACH BOTTOM 150c SECTOR OFF SITE l

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27 NORTN COOPER ROAD

31 FILOTOIN ROAD

32 SLATE NILL ROAD

'33A FULTON WEATHER STATION

'38 PEACH BOTTOM ROAD 40 PEACH BOTTON SITE AREA L 42 NUD0Y RUN ECOLOGICAL LAB l 43 DRUM 0RE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL !

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. 48 MACTON SUBSTATION 49 PB CONASTONE LINE 50 TRANSCO PlPELINE SITE 51 FIN SUBSTATION t

ilTLE TLD ARO AIR PARTICUI. ATE 505110t!

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FOR PEACH BOTTOM UNITS 2 AND 3 ;

f i I. Air Particulates A.- Sampling Locations Recover samples from stations Iccated in the prevailing 22-1/2 degree downwind sector (s) from each release point *l, and each contiguous sector, or the nearest neighboring ;

sector (s) if there are no stations. In thess sectors. ,i i

See Appendices I-C and I-D for location and direction of ;

sempting stations from PBAPS off gas stack and/or :

building vents.

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, B. Sampling Method Note: No air particulate filters shall be removed unless I they are immediately replaced with new filters (Gelman 8

type AE. 47 mm pref erred). Record the type filter used.

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2. Stop t he air pump and carefully remove the filter ;

f rom the filter holder and place individually into a clean envelope marked with the environmental i station number. (See Appendices I-C and I-D.) f 1

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4. -Transport all filters recovered and sample l collection information to conowingo Hydroelectric

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A. ,$ampling Locations i I Recover semples located in the prevailing 22-1/2 degree !

downwind sector (s) from each release point and each f

> ' contiguous sector, or the nearest neighboring sector (s) >

If -there are no_ stations .in t hese sectors. See l Appendices I-C and- I-D for location and direction of ,

- sampling stations from PBAPS offgas stack and/or !

building. vents. ,!

B. Sampling Method l Note: No air Iodine filters shall be removed unless they are immediately replaced with new filters (Redeco/5AI l CP-100 charcoal cartridge).

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adjacent to each station number the date, time of

. day and running time meter reading at the time of ,

filter exchange.

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a clean envelope marked with the environmental ;

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Install a new clean filter cartridge with the arrow !

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e; A. Sampling Locations Recover samples from stations located in the prevailing f

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and each contiguous sector, or the nearest neighboring [

sector (s) If there are no stations ir these sectors. i 3} See Appendices I-C and I-D for location and direction of sampling stations from P8APS off gas stack and/or building vents.

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4. After all dosimeters are removed, package them in a O polvethylene has with the in-transit control Tto's color-coded- orange, and transport the package and sample collection information to conowingo O wydroelectric Station for pickup by RMC courier.

O NOTE: The in-transit control TLD is located in a lead shleid in the primary sample collector's garage.

.O-All Tto's are to be stored in a portable lead shield to reduce contamination fro.u plume sources.

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A. Sampling Locatlens O

l Recover pasture grass (or broad leafy green vegetation-O if easture erass is not available) sampies in the prevailing downwind 22-i/2 degree sector each release point and each contiguous sector at distances as O directed by the Enviroameatai Samplins coordiaator.

B. Sampling Method O .

i. Cut top portion of exposed vegetation and recover O approximately s lbs. wa i s,ht at each sampling l

locatlon.

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i & Adjacent to each number record the date, time of I' day and detailed description of where the sample

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5. Transport the samples' collected and collection Information to Conowingo Hydroelectric 5tation for ,

pickup by RMC courier. ,

I V. Surface Water e

A. Sampilng Locat ions - See Appendix I-C

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l. With a clean . container obtain a 2 gallon grab sample of water and pour into a clean palethylene bottle. Place cap tightly on bottle.

2. Label each bottle with the station number where collected.

3. On a sample collection information sheet record, adjacent to each station number, the date and time of day of sample collection, a

4. Transport samples and collection information to conowinge Hydroelectric Station for pickup by courier. I VI. Milk A. Sampling Location - See Appendix I-C t

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2. Label each bottle with the f arm designation letter where collected.

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the bulk tank was last emptied.

4. If the bulk tank is empty upon arrival at a farm, return to the farm at a time following the next milking.

5. Transport the samples and collection information to conowingo Hydroelectric Statico for pickup by courier.

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TELEPHONE LIST OF PERSONNEL TO BE CONTACTED BY THIS PROCEDURE I s

I. Environmental Samolina Coordinator Primary - George Daebeler (215) 841-4516 (Office)

(215) 696-1428 (Home) .

Alternate - Alan Marie (215) 841-6378 (Office) ,

(609) 627-3744 (Home) .

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Paul Harmon (215) 326-9662 (office)

(215) 385-3833 (home) j (215) 894-7772 (radio pager) ,

L Alternate -

Doug Wahl (215) 243-2950 (office) (

(215) 664-4274 (home) ,

Alternate (215) 243-2990e j i

eHote: Ask for Emergency Coordinator. If no one is at RMC, !

the PEco load dispatcher's of fice at 215-387-5013 will {

-automatically be called. Caller should ask L.D. l to contact RMC and beve them contact him at his number. ,

III. Analvnis of Samoles - Censultant Laboratories ;

Teledyne Isotopes (201) 664-7070 i:

Alternate 1 - David Martin (201) 391-1676 (Home) t-i Alternate 2 - Hewitt Jeter (201) 767-3359 CHame)

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VI. Health Physics and chemistrv Coordinator l Primary - Walter Knapp Alternate - Jim Fonghetser ,

f V. 'Fleid Surveu Team Leader [

Primary - (TO BE COMPLETED BY ELECTRIC PRODUCTION)

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. The following analyses- will be performed _ by Teledyne Isotopes on the post-emergency environmental samples collected: e

1. Air Particulates (each filter) ,

l a) Gamma Spec I b) Gross beta (walt at least 24 hours2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months following sample collection) l

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a) Gamma Spec (unprepared sample) l

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6. TLD - read in accordance with normal procedures ,

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EMERGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING STATIONS l FOR LIMERICK UNITS 1 AND 2 i DISTANCE FROM

) BUILDING STATIC!! STATION ;

MEDIA GROUP HUMBER DIRECTION VENTS .

'h- 1853 E 0.5 Air 5!te [

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751 ENE 0.5 1853 E 0.5 1851 ESE O.5 '

1451 SE 0.6 1652 SSE 0.6 1851 5 '0.3 2151 $$W 0.5 j 2352 SW 0.6 ;

2551 W 0.5 l 2653 W5W 0.4 2951 WHW 0.5 3251 NW 0.6 3452 HHW O.6

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O Intermediate 281 HHE I.5 ;

Distance 2El NHE 1.5 ,

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20DI $5W 3.1 l 20F1 55W 5.2 j Q 24D1 SW 3.9 !

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Drinking 15F4 Phila. Suourban Water Water Company 15F7 Phoenixville Water Company 13H2 Belmont-Phila.

Water Company 28F3 Pottstown Water Water Authority 16C2 Citizens Home Water Water Company Milk (1) 36El N 4.7 5Cl NE 2.6

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'9El E 4.1 10Cl ESE 2.8 IlEl ESE 4.9 .

18Cl 5 1.9 d 2151 SW -1.7 22F1 SW 9.8 2551 W5W l.3 1981 ESE 1.1 17C2 5 2.5 (1) Dairy f arm select ion is subject to change.

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