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Monitoring Drinking Water Quality: Requirements for PWSs

How often public water systems (PWSs) must monitor for chemicals or pathogens. What locations must be sampled. What labs can be used for coliform analysis. Monitoring plans.
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Monitoring and Reporting for Surface Water Systems Monitoring and reporting that you must do to confirm that your surface water system is providing safe drinking water. Public notifications of violations. Consumer confidence reports. Forms, instructions, and guidance.
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Alternative Monitoring Guidelines Alternative Monitoring Guidelines are a tool to implement the 1996 Amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act. The guidelines give states the option to provide statewide monitoring waivers.
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Lead and Copper Monitoring Forms and information for lead / copper monitoring.
Radiochemicals and Drinking Water Information on the occurrence of radiochemicals in public water systems (PWSs) in Texas, and what are the long-term risks to health and treatment options. Compliance determination and public notification requirements.
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Last Modified Thu, 24 Sep 2009
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