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Operating a Groundwater Treatment Plant

Links to rules for well casing, well siting. Sanitary control easements. Monitoring and reporting for public water systems that operate wells.
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Monitoring and Reporting for Groundwater Systems Monitoring and reporting that you must do to confirm that your system is providing safe drinking water.
Publications and Guidance about Groundwater Treatment Plants Guidance for all aspects of your groundwater treatment plant, from design and construction to day-to-day operation.
Staff Guidance Documents for Public Water Systems Staff guidance documents for professionals to consult on how TCEQ interprets particular policies.
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CT Study Information A Concentration-Time (CT) study is a formal determination of the disinfectant concentrations and the effective contact time provided by a given treatment plant.
Ground Water Rule The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) has adopted the Ground Water Rule (GWR) to improve your drinking water quality and provide additional protection from disease-causing microorganisms.
How to Find a Licensed Water Operator How to use our database to find out whether an operator's certification is up to date, including current continuing education credits.
How to Find a Water Operations Company How to use our database to find out whether a water operations company has a current registration.
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