Certification of Compliance Public Notification - Treatment Technique Violation for Ground Water Rule - Failure to Maintain Minimum Residual Disinfection Concentration - Connecticut

Certification of Compliance Public Notification - Treatment Technique Violation for Ground Water Rule - Failure to Maintain Minimum Residual Disinfection Concentration is a legal document that was released by the Connecticut State Department of Public Health - a government authority operating within Connecticut.

FAQ

Q: What is the Certification of Compliance Public Notification?
A: The Certification of Compliance Public Notification is a notification regarding a violation of the Ground Water Rule.

Q: What is the Ground Water Rule?
A: The Ground Water Rule is a regulation that establishes requirements for public water systems that use ground water as a source of drinking water.

Q: What is the Treatment Technique Violation for the Ground Water Rule?
A: The Treatment Technique Violation refers to a violation of the requirement to maintain a minimum residual disinfection concentration in the treated ground water.

Q: What is the minimum residual disinfection concentration?
A: The minimum residual disinfection concentration is the minimum amount of disinfectant that should be present in the treated ground water to ensure the absence of harmful microorganisms.

Q: What happens when there is a failure to maintain the minimum residual disinfection concentration?
A: When there is a failure to maintain the minimum residual disinfection concentration, it is considered a violation of the Ground Water Rule, and a Certification of Compliance Public Notification is issued to inform the public.

Q: What does the Certification of Compliance Public Notification do?
A: The Certification of Compliance Public Notification informs the public about the violation of the Ground Water Rule and ensures transparency and awareness regarding the quality of the drinking water.