Public Water Supply Sample Clauses

Public Water Supply. The term "public water supply" means a system for the provision of water for human consumption that has 15 or more service connections or regularly serves at least 25 persons daily for a period of at least 60 days out of the year.
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Public Water Supply. Plans and specifications for all structures and facilities to be used to withdraw, handle, convey, treat, or distribute water from Hardy Lake under the terms of this Contract shall be submitted to and approved by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management before any water is withdrawn. Plans and specification for all structures and facilities to be used to handle, convey, treat or discharge domestic, industrial, commercial or agricultural wastes, created by or in connection with water withdrawn under the terms of this Contract, shall be submitted to and approved by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management before such wastes are created. One copy of all such approved plans and specifications shall be furnished to the State by the District. For breach or violation of this covenant, the State shall have the right to annul this Contract without liability.
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Public Water Supply. All plumbing fixtures shall be served by a public water supply system, where available. Where such public water system is not available, a private water supply may be used.
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Public Water Supply. Dams For any dams in this category, please provide the Department of Public Health ID#:   Operation of a public water supply dam during periods when no active manipulation of the storage of water occurs behind the dam and no withdrawal of water occurs from within the impoundment, provided (1) the dam will continue to be operated in this manner; (2) that the owner or operator has submitted this reporting form to DEEP; and (3) provided that during any period when active manipulation of storage occurs behind the dam and subsequent refilling periods: (i) water is continuously released as required pursuant to RCSA § 26-141b-6 and (ii) such dam also complies with subsections (c) and (d) of RCSA § 26-141b-7 (RCSA §26-141b-3(c)(16)). Note that submission of this completed, signed form serves as the certification required by RSCA §26-141b-7(b). Part III: Regulatory Status of Dam (continued) Public Water Supply Dams (continued) Operation of a public water supply dam immediately upstream of a stream or river segment having a rearing and growth bioperiod Q80 of 0.1 cubic feet per second or less as calculated in accordance with the United States Geological Survey Scientific Investigations report 2010-5052 titled "Regional Regression Equations to Estimate Flow-Duration Statistics at Ungaged Stream Sites in Connecticut (StreamStats) or other method acceptable to the Commissioner, (RCSA §26-141b-3(c)(17)); This reporting form must be submitted to DEEP; and please provide the map and flow statistics summary from StreamStats as Attachment A to this completed form.
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