Examples of Public drinking water supply in a sentence
CROSS CONNECTION CONTROL---GENERAL POLICY1.1 Purpose of Ordinance:1.1.1 To protect the Public drinking water supply of (city or water utility) from the possibility of contamination or pollution by requiring compliance with the Utah Public Drinking Water Rules (UPDWR) and the Plumbing Code, as adopted by the State of Utah, require a cross connection control protection of all public drinking water systems in the State of Utah.
Public drinking water supply wells must have one thousand feet of separation from land application of septage.
Public drinking water supply wells shall not be constructed within 300 feet of storage and treatment facilities of dairy farms or closer than 100 feet from other sanitary hazards.
Public drinking water supply" means any well or other source of water that furnishes water to the public for human consumption for at least 15 connections, regularly serves an average of at least 25 individuals daily at least 60 days out of the year, or that supplies bottled water for sale.
To protect the Public drinking water supply of Big Plains Water & Sewer Special Service District (BPWSSSD) from the possibility of contamination or pollution by requiring compliance with the Utah Public Drinking Water Rules (UPDWR) and the Plumbing Code, as adopted by the State of Utah, and requiring a cross connection control protection of all public drinking water systems in the State of Utah.
An agent must display the current permit to all prospective students and otherinterested parties.(16 15) Agents and Recruiters: (a) Institutional agents as defined by the Act and these regulations must submit an application, on forms provided by the Commission, have authorization and an agent permit and secure the appropriate bond prior to any solicitation.
To protect the Public drinking water supply of Lake Rockport Estates (“LRE”) from the possibility of contamination or pollution by requiring compliance with the Utah Public Drinking Water Rules (“UPDWR”) and the Plumbing Code, as adopted by the State of Utah, which requires a cross connection control protection of all public drinking water systems in the State of Utah.
Public drinking water supply sources (surface and ground) are integrated in the water model as these are especially critical places to maintain clean water.
Public drinking water supply wells in West Virginia contained acrylamide concentrations of 0.024–0.041 μg/L (WHO 2003).
Public drinking water supply systems are also exempt from consumptive use regulations, although again, consumptive users connected to a public drinking water system are subject to the regulations.