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This document serves as an application packet for public water systems in Alaska to apply for a waiver from monitoring synthetic organic contaminants during the compliance period from 2011 to 2013.

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How to fill out Synthetic Organic Contaminant (SOC) Monitoring Waiver Application

1. Obtain the Synthetic Organic Contaminant (SOC) Monitoring Waiver Application form from the appropriate regulatory agency's website or office.
2. Read the application instructions carefully to understand the eligibility requirements and necessary information.
3. Provide your contact information, including name, address, phone number, and email.
4. Indicate the specific water system for which you are applying for the waiver.
5. Complete all sections of the application, answering questions regarding previous water quality testing and contamination history.
6. Include relevant supporting documents, such as past SOC monitoring results, if applicable.
7. Review the application for completeness and accuracy.
8. Sign and date the application to certify that the information provided is true and correct.
9. Submit the completed application to the designated regulatory agency by mail or electronically as instructed.

Who needs Synthetic Organic Contaminant (SOC) Monitoring Waiver Application?

1. Water system operators or owners that have historically demonstrated compliance with water quality standards and low contamination risk.
2. Communities that are served by small or rural water systems which may not have a history of synthetic organic contaminant issues.
3. Entities seeking to reduce monitoring frequency and costs associated with SOC testing, while maintaining safe drinking water standards.

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What is Synthetic Organic Contaminant (SOC) Monitoring Waiver Application?

The Synthetic Organic Contaminant (SOC) Monitoring Waiver Application is a form that allows certain water systems to request a waiver from the standard monitoring requirements for synthetic organic contaminants if they can demonstrate that these contaminants are unlikely to be present in their water supply.

Who is required to file Synthetic Organic Contaminant (SOC) Monitoring Waiver Application?

Water systems that serve fewer than 10,000 people or those that can demonstrate low risk of SOC presence are often required to file the SOC Monitoring Waiver Application.

How to fill out Synthetic Organic Contaminant (SOC) Monitoring Waiver Application?

To fill out the SOC Monitoring Waiver Application, water systems need to provide information regarding their water sources, existing contaminant data, and potentially relevant land use activities in the vicinity of their water sources, following the guidelines provided by the regulatory agency.

What is the purpose of Synthetic Organic Contaminant (SOC) Monitoring Waiver Application?

The purpose of the SOC Monitoring Waiver Application is to allow eligible water systems to avoid unnecessary monitoring for SOCs when it can be demonstrated that such contaminants are not likely to be present, thereby reducing regulatory burdens.

What information must be reported on Synthetic Organic Contaminant (SOC) Monitoring Waiver Application?

The application must report information such as water source details, previous monitoring results for SOCs, results from other relevant monitoring programs, and any local land use activities that could affect water quality.