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DWSP2 PlanEllicottville Drinking Water Source Protection Program (DWSP2) Plan Talcottville Water DivisionPrepared Norton & Village of Talcottville 1 Washington Street Talcottville, New Original October

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How to fill out drinking water source protection

1. First, identify the drinking water source that you want to protect.
2. Research and gather information about any potential threats to the drinking water source. This may include identifying nearby industrial facilities, agricultural activities, or waste disposal sites.
3. Develop a comprehensive protection plan that includes measures to prevent contamination, such as establishing buffer zones, controlling land use, and promoting best management practices.
4. Educate the community and stakeholders about the importance of protecting the drinking water source and the steps they can take to minimize contamination risks.
5. Monitor the drinking water source regularly to identify any changes or potential threats. This may involve conducting water quality tests and implementing surveillance programs.
6. Update and review the protection plan periodically to adapt to new challenges or changes in the surrounding environment.
7. Collaborate with relevant authorities, organizations, and agencies to ensure effective implementation of the drinking water source protection measures.

Who needs drinking water source protection?

1. Municipalities and local governments who are responsible for providing safe drinking water to their residents.
2. Water utilities and organizations involved in the management, treatment, and distribution of drinking water.
3. Environmental agencies and regulators who aim to safeguard drinking water sources and ensure compliance with regulations.
4. Communities and individuals who rely on drinking water sources for their daily needs.
5. Industries and businesses that utilize large amounts of water and have the potential to impact the quality of drinking water sources.
6. Farmers and agricultural operations that use fertilizers, pesticides, or other chemicals that can contaminate water sources.
7. Waste management facilities and industries that handle hazardous substances.

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What is drinking water source protection?

Drinking water source protection refers to the practices and measures put in place to safeguard the sources of drinking water, such as rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and aquifers, from contamination and degradation.

Who is required to file drinking water source protection?

Entities that manage or operate public drinking water systems are typically required to file drinking water source protection plans.

How to fill out drinking water source protection?

To fill out drinking water source protection documents, follow the guidelines provided by the regulatory agency, which usually include identifying the source, assessing potential threats, and outlining preventive measures.

What is the purpose of drinking water source protection?

The purpose of drinking water source protection is to ensure the safety and quality of drinking water supplies by preventing contamination and protecting water sources from pollutants.

What information must be reported on drinking water source protection?

Information that must be reported typically includes sources of water, potential contaminants, protection measures, and monitoring strategies.