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Fred Di Lella with DEQ's Lynchburg office says they're surprised by the results.

"We were pretty surprised," said Fred Di Lella, water compliance and assessment manager for the DEQ's Lynchburg office.

"We were pretty surprised," said Fred Di Lella, water compliance and assessment manager for the DEQ's Lynchburg office.

"We were pretty surprised," said Fred Di Lella, water compliance and assessment manager for the DEQ's South Central office in Lynchburg."It's a lot.

However, some products with the chemical are still in use, said DEQ water compliance manager Fred DiLella.The chemicals are a known carcinogen and accumulate in fatty tissue, particularly in older fish.

The biggest problem with PCB contamination is it takes a very long time for the chemical to break down in the environment, DiLella said.

DEQ officials came out Tuesday morning to conduct their own investigation and said there was no evidence of sewage solids on the ground or in the creek, said Fred DiLella, a water assessment manager for the south central DEQ office.He estimated about 12,000 gallons spilled.

"People (from VDEQ) go out in the field and investigate the spill," said Fred Dilella, water compliance manager with VDEQ.

Fred Dilella, a DEQ water compliance manager, and Gary Wright, a DEQ water inspector, addressed the supervisors with information on how the state monitors biosolids and how they will work with the countyys monitor.Dilella said, We have a permitting program which outlines very clearly what treatments must occur for the biosolids to be acceptable and what levels of contaminate.
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Our job is to make sure that they do apply according to the regulations,, Dilella said.
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think an important part is for people having concerns that we as an agency have the staff to check all the sites,, Dilella said.

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Fred DiLella, the Water Compliance Inspector for the State of Virginia Department of Environmental Quality will speak on the issues of: Why do we need a Storm Water Industrial Permit? What are the requirements of the Permit? How do we comply with the Permit?

Don't miss this seminar, it's sure to answer your questions and concerns regarding the storm water run-off.