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Drinking Water Source Protection Program
Chemical Monitoring Waivers
Community and non-transient, non-community water suppliers are required under the Safe Drinking Water Act to test annually for both volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and synthetic organic compounds (SOCs). DES, however, offers a sampling waiver program that allows water suppliers to reduce their required sampling for VOCs and/or SOCs by implementing a source protection program. Reduced sampling is a cost-saving benefit for the public water system.
Applying for a sampling waiver is not a difficult process and there is no application fee. Water suppliers wishing to obtain a waiver must apply to the program and put into effect a source protection program that includes 1) inventorying potential contamination sources (PCS) and land uses within the protection area, 2) distributing educational materials, and 3) managing those potential contamination sources.
Rules
Applications*
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New Applications |
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*Small Systems (wells pumping less than 57,600 gallons per day & serving less than 1,000 people) [Word]
*Large Systems (wells pumping more than 57,600 gallons per day & serving more than 1,000 people) [Word]
*Surface Sources [Word] |
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Renewal Applications |
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*Small Systems (wells pumping less than 57,600 gallons per day & serving less than 1,000 people) [Word]
*Large Systems (wells pumping more than 57,600 gallons per day & serving more than 1,000 people) [Word]
*Surface Sources [Word] |
| * Information needed to complete the applications, including a map, can be obtained by contacting program staff listed below. |
Attachments to the Applications
Educational Mailing Documents
PCS Management Program
Fact Sheets
Program Staff
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