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This document outlines the policies and procedures established by the City of Anderson / Electric City Utilities to manage cross connections in potable water systems to prevent contamination and ensure

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How to fill out Cross Connection Control Policy

1. Begin by reviewing the Cross Connection Control Policy guidelines provided by your local water authority.
2. Gather necessary information on your property's plumbing system, including the types of fixtures, connections, and any potential cross-connections.
3. Fill out the application form with accurate details about your property and the nature of your plumbing system.
4. Provide details about any existing backflow prevention devices and their maintenance records.
5. Submit any required fees along with your application.
6. Schedule an inspection if necessary, as required by the local authority to verify compliance.
7. Await approval from the water authority and address any feedback or requests for additional information.

Who needs Cross Connection Control Policy?

1. Property owners with plumbing systems that have potential cross-connections.
2. Business owners who operate facilities that utilize water for industrial processes.
3. Municipal water supply systems that must ensure safe water distribution.
4. Landlords and property managers to protect tenant safety and comply with regulations.
5. Any entity that installs or maintains irrigation systems connected to the public water supply.

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What is Cross Connection Control Policy?

The Cross Connection Control Policy is a regulatory framework that aims to protect the public water supply from contamination or pollution due to improper connections between the potable water system and non-potable sources.

Who is required to file Cross Connection Control Policy?

Every water supplier and business entities that operate facilities involving connections to the public water system must file a Cross Connection Control Policy to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations.

How to fill out Cross Connection Control Policy?

To fill out a Cross Connection Control Policy, one must gather relevant information about the water system, identify potential cross connections, implement appropriate backflow prevention measures, and complete the official form as required by local regulatory agencies.

What is the purpose of Cross Connection Control Policy?

The primary purpose of the Cross Connection Control Policy is to prevent water contamination, protect public health, and ensure safe drinking water by managing and controlling cross connections within water distribution systems.

What information must be reported on Cross Connection Control Policy?

The Cross Connection Control Policy must report details such as the types of cross connections, the backflow prevention devices used, maintenance records, testing results, and notification of any changes that could affect the safety of the water supply.