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This document outlines the Cross Connection Control Program implemented by Memphis Light, Gas & Water (MLGW) to prevent contamination of the public water supply. It details the authority, procedures for inspections, various types of backflow prevention assemblies, and the responsibilities of both MLGW and its customers regarding cross connection hazards.

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How to fill out cross connection control program

1. Identify all potential cross connections in your water supply system.
2. Develop a detailed inventory of all connections, including residential, commercial, and industrial sites.
3. Assess the level of risk each cross connection poses to the public water supply.
4. Implement backflow prevention devices at all identified cross connections.
5. Regularly inspect and maintain backflow prevention devices to ensure they are functioning properly.
6. Educate property owners and users about the importance of cross connection control and maintenance.
7. Document all findings, inspections, and preventive measures taken in a formal report.

Who needs cross connection control program?

1. Municipal water suppliers.
2. Commercial and industrial facilities that have multiple water uses.
3. Residential properties with irrigation systems or hot tubs.
4. Facilities with water systems that could potentially contaminate the potable water supply.
5. Regulatory agencies overseeing water quality and safety.

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What is cross connection control program?

A cross connection control program is a systematic approach to prevent contamination of potable water supplies from non-potable sources by identifying, controlling, and eliminating cross connections.

Who is required to file cross connection control program?

Typically, all public water systems and certain commercial entities that utilize potable water sources are required to file a cross connection control program.

How to fill out cross connection control program?

To fill out the cross connection control program, you need to collect relevant data about the water supply sources, identify potential cross connections, document preventive measures, and submit the completed form to the appropriate regulatory authority.

What is the purpose of cross connection control program?

The purpose of the cross connection control program is to protect public health by preventing water supply contamination and ensuring the safe delivery of potable water.

What information must be reported on cross connection control program?

The program must report information such as identification of cross connections, types of backflow prevention devices used, maintenance schedules, and any incidents of contamination.