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I have been asked to respond to your query regarding CCA-treated wood
and vegetable gardens. The arsenic in CCA-treated wood will leach out
into the soil. However, arsenic does not migrate very far laterally.
One meter from the fence line should be a sufficient distance to avoid
any influence of the arsenic leaching from the fence. This assumes that
there is no elevated platform and therefore no potential influence of a
"drip line".
Additional precautions, should you wish, would be to line the garden
bed
with a plastic liner and/or seal the wood with a penetrating oil-based
wood finishing sealant.
I hope this answers your question. If you require clarification or have
additional questions do not hesitate to call or email me (number noted
below).
Yours truly,
Franca Ursitti, MSc.
Research & Policy Analyst
Peel Region - Public Health
Environmental Health Division
44 Peel Centre Drive
Brampton, Ontario
L6T 4B5
Tel: 905-791-7800 ext. 2712
Fax: 905-789-6330/905-789-0398
email: franca.ursitti@peelregion.ca
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From: Region of Peel Web Site [mailto:webmaster@peelregion.ca]
Sent: May 20, 2008 2:59 PM
To: ZZG-PeelHealth
Subject: CCA Treated Wood
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Hi,
If i suspect that my garden fence is using "CCA-Treated (Chromated
Copper Arsenate) Wood" and i want to plant vegetibles in my garden, how
far should i plant them from the fence to make it safe?
thanks very much!
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I have been asked to respond to your query regarding CCA-treated wood
and vegetable gardens. The arsenic in CCA-treated wood will leach out
into the soil. However, arsenic does not migrate very far laterally.
One meter from the fence line should be a sufficient distance to avoid
any influence of the arsenic leaching from the fence. This assumes that
there is no elevated platform and therefore no potential influence of a
"drip line".
Additional precautions, should you wish, would be to line the garden
bed
with a plastic liner and/or seal the wood with a penetrating oil-based
wood finishing sealant.
I hope this answers your question. If you require clarification or have
additional questions do not hesitate to call or email me (number noted
below).
Yours truly,
Franca Ursitti, MSc.
Research & Policy Analyst
Peel Region - Public Health
Environmental Health Division
44 Peel Centre Drive
Brampton, Ontario
L6T 4B5
Tel: 905-791-7800 ext. 2712
Fax: 905-789-6330/905-789-0398
email: franca.ursitti@peelregion.ca
-----Original Message-----
From: Region of Peel Web Site [mailto:webmaster@peelregion.ca]
Sent: May 20, 2008 2:59 PM
To: ZZG-PeelHealth
Subject: CCA Treated Wood
This email was sent by the following person. Please reply to them:
Sender's Name: Sender's Email:
The message was submitted through an Automated Email Service on Peel's
Website
Tue May 20 15:03:19 2008:
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--
Hi,
If i suspect that my garden fence is using "CCA-Treated (Chromated
Copper Arsenate) Wood" and i want to plant vegetibles in my garden, how
far should i plant them from the fence to make it safe?
thanks very much!
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