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Pwss. enr. state. nc.us/NCDWW2/ Monitoring Reduction Requested one box Annual samples must be collected between June1st and September 30th Once every 3 years samples must be collected between June 1st and Sept. Attach sampling results for both lead and copper and any supporting documents. Two consecutive 6-month periods samples must be collected either Jan.1st through June 30th or July 1st through December 31st First 6-month period 90 value for Lead 90 value for Copper Second 6-month period...

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1. Step 1: Gather all necessary materials for testing, including a lead and copper reduction kit, water samples, and testing equipment.
2. Step 2: Follow the instructions provided with the lead and copper reduction kit to properly prepare the samples for testing.
3. Step 3: Carefully collect water samples from the designated areas where lead and copper reduction is required.
4. Step 4: Use the testing equipment to analyze the water samples for levels of lead and copper.
5. Step 5: Record the results accurately and interpret them based on the recommended lead and copper reduction levels.
6. Step 6: Implement the necessary measures to reduce the lead and copper levels in the water supply, such as installing appropriate filters or treatment systems.
7. Step 7: Regularly monitor and retest the water to ensure the effectiveness of the lead and copper reduction efforts.
8. Step 8: Make any adjustments or improvements as needed to maintain safe lead and copper levels in the water.

Who needs lead and copper reduced?

1. Individuals living in areas with aging infrastructure that may contain lead or copper pipes.
2. Communities or households with a history of elevated lead or copper levels in their water supply.
3. People who are particularly susceptible to the adverse health effects of lead and copper, such as infants, young children, and pregnant women.
4. Public facilities, schools, and daycare centers where lead and copper contamination can pose a significant risk to the health of occupants.
5. Any organization or individual concerned about the quality and safety of their water supply and wants to proactively reduce lead and copper levels.

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Lead and copper reduction are programs aimed at reducing the levels of lead and copper in drinking water to protect public health.

Who is required to file lead and copper reduced?

Water utilities and agencies responsible for managing drinking water systems are required to file lead and copper reduction reports.

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Lead and copper reduction reports can be filled out online through the appropriate regulatory agency's website or submitted via mail.

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The purpose of lead and copper reduction is to ensure that drinking water does not contain elevated levels of lead and copper, which can be harmful to human health.

What information must be reported on lead and copper reduced?

Information such as water sampling results, corrosion control measures, and any actions taken to reduce lead and copper levels must be reported on lead and copper reduction reports.