PARTNERSHIP for SAFE WATER Sample Clauses

PARTNERSHIP for SAFE WATER. The OS were written to provide “Allentown Standards” which essentially mirror the performance standards required by the American Water Works Association’s Partnership for Safe Water. The Partnership promotes the optimization of operations to produce drinking water quality to much higher standards than required under state or federal laws. TURBIDITY - The more stringent turbidity standards require LCA to conduct a significant amount of sampling, rigorously oversee operations (particularly filtration), and complete required reporting obligations. LCA has complied with all the requirements of the OS. Turbidity CONTAMINANT TESTING - Nearly 100 chemicals, called Primary Contaminants, must be tested on an annual basis per Pennsylvania Code Title 25 and Environmental Protection, Chapter 109 Safe Drinking Water. No maximum contaminant levels were exceeded in 2020. Information about water quality is supplied to all customers in the annual Consumer Confidence Report.
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PARTNERSHIP for SAFE WATER. Optimization Goals 9
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PARTNERSHIP for SAFE WATER. During the public hearing on the Lease Concession, concern was expressed that drinking water quality might suffer under the control of the selected bidder. The OS were written to provide “Allentown Standards” which essentially mirror the performance standards required by the American Water Works Association’s Partnership for Safe Water. The Partnership promotes the optimization of operations to produce drinking water quality to much higher standards than required under state or federal laws. TURBIDITY - The more stringent turbidity standards require LCA to conduct a significant amount of sampling, religiously oversee operations (particularly filtration), and complete required reporting obligations. LCA has complied with all the requirements of the OS (see Awards and Acknowledgements). See table and graphs below. CONTAMINANT TESTING - Nearly 100 chemicals, called Primary Contaminants, must be tested for on an annual basis per Pennsylvania Code Title 25. Environmental Protection, Chapter 109 Safe Drinking Water. No maximum contaminant levels were exceeded in 2016. Information about water quality is supplied to all customers in the annual Consumer Confidence Report.
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PARTNERSHIP for SAFE WATER. Optimization Goals‌ The City’s plant has been a Partnership for Safe Water Phase III plant in good standing for approximately five (5) years. A Partnership for Safe Water Phase III plant in good standing represents a facility operated to meet the water quality management aspects of this standard as they pertain to particulate removal and disinfection. The supply of high-quality water is of great importance to the City. The City has given priority to optimized WTP process operations and finished water quality, resulting in achieving and maintaining Partnership Phase III status. The Concessionaire shall maintain good standing as a Partnership for Safe Water Phase III facility or achieve good standing as a Phase IV facility. The Concessionaire shall submit Partnership for Safe Water reports to the City annually to demonstrate compliance with these requirements. Failure to maintain good standing within the Partnership for Safe Water program and/or report to the City annually may result in assessment of penalties by the City in accordance with the Agreement.
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