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Public Notice: Drinking Water Warning - Lead Exceedance in Local Water System in Chester, NJ

Drinking Water Warning - Lead Exceedance in Local Water System in Chester, NJ
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EPA is neither requesting nor accepting comments on this public notice. It is for informational purposes only.

Publish Date
July 16, 2026

Summary

EPA recently issued notices to inform people that testing conducted by their local water system showed lead levels exceeding lead action level in some homes and/or buildings. When samples are found above this measure (0.015mg/L), it indicates that the water system may need to adjust treatment or replace lead pipes.

As required by the Safe Drinking Water (SDWA), EPA is notifying communities of lead action level exceedances when a water system fails to provide a timely notice. EPA’s notice includes important information to protect public health, including potential health effects and what actions people can take to reduce their exposure. EPA intends to work with water systems and states to ensure they are taking any actions required as a result of the exceedance, including the requirement to provide timely public notice to all persons served by the water system.

For actions EPA recommends people take if they are concerned about lead in drinking water, the public can visit Important Steps You Can Take to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water and/or contact your local water system and health department.

Applicants or Respondents

AP Chester Properties LLC

United States

Docket Numbers

  • NJ1707313

Related Documents

  • NJ1407313 AP Chester Properties LLC - EPA Lead Action Level Exceedance Tier 1 PN (pdf) (320.42 KB)
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Last updated on July 20, 2026
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