Application to Be Considered for Alternate Lead and Copper Monitoring Schedule - Vermont

Application to Be Considered for Alternate Lead and Copper Monitoring Schedule is a legal document that was released by the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation - a government authority operating within Vermont.

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of the application?
A: To be considered for an alternate lead and copper monitoring schedule in Vermont.

Q: Who can apply for the alternate monitoring schedule?
A: Any public water system in Vermont.

Q: What is the alternate lead and copper monitoring schedule?
A: It is a modified schedule for testing lead and copper levels in drinking water.

Q: Why would a public water system apply for the alternate monitoring schedule?
A: They may have met certain criteria that allow them to reduce testing frequency.

Q: What are the criteria for eligibility?
A: The water system must have met specific requirements for three consecutive 6-month monitoring periods.

Q: Who should submit the application?
A: The water system operator or their designated representative.

Q: What documents need to be included with the application?
A: Documentation of compliance with the lead and copper action level, compliance monitoring results, and any additional information requested by the department.

Q: Who can I contact if I have questions about the application?
A: You can contact the Drinking Water and Groundwater Protection Division at (800) 823-6500.