PFAS Score Sample Clauses

PFAS Score i. For purposes of calculating each Impacted Water Source’s PFAS Score, the Claims Administer will examine the Qualifying Class Member’s Public Water System Settlement Claims Form to determine the highest concentration, expressed in parts per trillion (“ppt,” or nanograms per liter), that the Impacted Water Source has shown, according to one or more Qualifying Test Results, for PFOA, for PFOS, and for any other single PFAS analyte listed on the Claims Form. ii. The Claims Administrator will determine each Impacted Water Source’s PFAS Score by taking the GREATER of either: a. the sum of the maximum levels for PFOA and for PFOS, PFAS Score = [PFOA (Max Level) + PFOS (Max Level)] b. the sum of the maximum levels of PFOA and PFOS averaged with the square root of the maximum level of any other single PFAS analyte listed on the Claims Form.
Sample 1
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PFAS Score. (a) For purposes of calculating each Impacted Water Source’s PFAS Score, the Claims Administrator will examine the Phase One Qualifying Settlement Class Member’s Phase One Public Water System Claims Form to determine the highest concentration, expressed in parts per trillion (ppt, or nanograms per liter), that the Impacted Water Source has shown, according to one or more Qualifying Test Results, for PFOA, for PFOS, and for any other single PFAS analyte listed on the Claims Form. (b) The Claims Administrator will determine each Impacted Water Source’s PFAS Score by taking the GREATER result of either: i) the sum of the maximum levels of PFOA and PFOS, or ii) the sum of the maximum levels of PFOA and PFOS averaged with the square root of the maximum level of any other single PFAS analyte listed in the Claims Form.
Sample 1

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