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Community Public Water System Criteria for Developing a Sample Site Plan under the Lead and Copper Rule of the Safe Drinking Water Act North Dakota Department of Health Division of Municipal Facilities The

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1. Gather all the necessary forms and documents for the non-community public water system.
2. Provide information about the water source, such as its location, type, and capacity.
3. Fill out the forms with accurate and complete information. Include details about the system's treatment process, distribution system, and daily operations.
4. Submit the completed forms to the relevant regulatory agency or department responsible for overseeing non-community public water systems.
5. Prepare for any inspections or reviews that may be required by the regulatory agency.
6. Follow any additional instructions or guidelines provided by the regulatory agency to ensure compliance.
7. Maintain records of water quality testing and monitoring as required by regulations.
8. Regularly update and renew the non-community public water system documentation as necessary.
9. Stay informed about any changes or updates to the regulatory requirements for non-community public water systems.
10. Periodically assess the system's performance and make necessary adjustments or improvements to meet water quality standards.

Who needs non-community pubic water system?

1. Non-community public water systems are needed by various establishments or entities that provide drinking water to a limited number of people or locations.
2. Some examples of who may need a non-community public water system include:
3. - Schools and educational institutions
4. - Healthcare facilities, such as hospitals and clinics
5. - Restaurants, cafes, and food service establishments
6. - Campgrounds and recreational facilities
7. - Hotels, motels, and lodging establishments
8. - Industrial facilities or factories
9. - Parks and public spaces
10. - Religious organizations or places of worship
11. - Airports, train stations, and transportation hubs
12. - Office buildings or commercial properties
13. - Any other establishment or entity that serves drinking water to the public but is not a community water system.

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What is non-community pubic water system?

A non-community public water system is a water system that provides water to the same 25 or more people at least 60 days per year or has at least 15 service connections.

Who is required to file non-community pubic water system?

The owner or operator of a non-community public water system is required to file.

How to fill out non-community pubic water system?

To fill out a non-community public water system, the owner or operator must provide information about the water source, treatment process, and distribution system.

What is the purpose of non-community pubic water system?

The purpose of a non-community public water system is to provide safe and reliable drinking water to consumers outside of municipalities.

What information must be reported on non-community pubic water system?

Information such as water source location, treatment methods, distribution system details, sample results, and any violations must be reported on a non-community public water system.