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... is not limited to, the following: (1) Demonstration of ownership accountability, which includes the legal authority to take the measures necessary for construction, operation, and maintenance of the system, including maintaining staffing skills, resources, and prioritizing continuous improvements of the water system. (2) Demonstration that the owner has committed to proper operation and mana...

...is not limited to, the following: (1) Demonstration of ownership accountability, which includes the legal authority to take the measures necessary for construction, operation, and maintenance of the system, including maintaining staffing skills, resources, and prioritizing continuous improvements of the water system. (2) Demonstration that the owner has committed to proper operation and mana...

...s rule, the definitions in rule 3745-81-01 of the Administrative Code shall apply to this chapter. (A) "Applicant" means an entity referenced in paragraphs (E)(1) to (E)(4) of this rule. (B) "Application for loan assistance" means the application and any additional information necessary to award financial assistance from the water supply revolving loan account in accordance with section 6109.22 ...

...(A) Applications. (1) Requirements. To be eligible for disadvantaged community loan assistance for a given program year, an applicant shall be on the project priority list or have submitted a nomination to be on the project priority list by the nomination deadline specified by the director. (B) Determination criteria for disadvantaged communities. (1) After receipt and review of application...

...mine compliance with Chapters 3745-81, 3745-82 and 3745-90, and rules 3745-91-06 and 3745-9-09, and as specified by paragraph (B) of rule 3745-83-01 of the Administrative Code, and with plant control tests for one or more public water systems, shall meet the following: (1) The laboratory shall submit, for approval by the director, a detailed laboratory plan which includes the following: (a) ...

...etermine compliance with Chapters 3745-81, 3745-82 and 3745-90, and rules 3745-91-06 and 3745-9-09, and as specified by paragraph (B) of rule 3745-83-01 of the Administrative Code, and with plant control tests for one or more public water systems, shall meet the following: (1) The laboratory shall submit, for approval by the director, a detailed laboratory plan which includes the following: (a) The analyses for whi...

...ued in accordance with rule 3745-89-12 of the Administrative Code, the director may renew a laboratory certification for analysis of drinking water upon the laboratory's successful completion of the following: (1) The laboratory shall maintain a valid and unexpired laboratory certification under rule 3745-89-05 of the Administrative Code for the analyses for which renewal is sought. (2) The ...

... issued in accordance with rule 3745-89-12 of the Administrative Code, the director may renew a laboratory certification for analysis of drinking water upon the laboratory's successful completion of the following: (1) The laboratory shall maintain a valid and unexpired laboratory certification under rule 3745-89-05 of the Administrative Code for the analyses for which renewal is sought. (2) The laboratory shall sub...

...etermine compliance with Chapters 3745-81, 3745-82 and 3745-90, and rules 3745-9-09 and 3745-91-06 of the Administrative Code shall be completed by facilities meeting requirements to perform drinking water testing as identified in paragraphs (A) to (D) of rule 3745-89-02 of the Administrative Code, as follows: (A) Beginning October 1, 2018, a complete analysis, including quality control, shall be perform...

...etermine compliance with Chapters 3745-81, 3745-82 and 3745-90, and rules 3745-9-09 and 3745-91-06 of the Administrative Code shall be completed by facilities meeting requirements to perform drinking water testing as identified in paragraphs (A) to (D) of rule 3745-89-02 of the Administrative Code, as follows: (A) A complete analysis, including quality control, shall be performed no later than thirty business days a...

...tests according to the following: (1) The director shall grant interim authorization only to an individual(s) who has performed acceptably during parallel testing defined in paragraph (A)(3)(d) or (A)(3)(e) of this rule. Acceptable performance for plant control or MMO-MUG (SM 9223 B) tests is defined in Chapter 5 Section B. of the Ohio EPA Laboratory Manual for Chemical Analyses of Public Dri...

... B) tests according to the following: (1) The director shall grant interim authorization only to individuals who have performed acceptably during parallel testing defined in paragraph (A)(3)(d) or (A)(3)(e) of this rule. Acceptable performance for plant control or MMO-MUG (SM 9223 B) tests is defined in Chapter 5 Section B. of the Ohio EPA Laboratory Manual for Chemical Analyses of Public Drinking Water 2025 and Ohi...

...etermine compliance with Chapters 3745-81 and 3745-82, and rules 3745-91-06 and 3745-9-09, and as specified by paragraph (B) of rule 3745-83-01 of the Administrative Code by meeting the following requirements: (1) The laboratory is certified by the United States environmental protection agency (USEPA), the national environmental laboratory accreditation program (NELAP), or by another environment...

...etermine compliance with Chapters 3745-81 and 3745-82, and rules 3745-91-06 and 3745-9-09, and as specified by paragraph (B) of rule 3745-83-01 of the Administrative Code by meeting the following requirements: (1) The laboratory is certified by the United States environmental protection agency (USEPA), the national environmental laboratory accreditation program (NELAP), or by another environmental laboratory accred...

...g season. (A) Surface water systems. (1) Cyanobacteria screening. Surface water systems shall monitor with a minimum of one sample from each raw water sampling point at least once every two weeks for cyanobacteria screening. Cyanobacteria samples shall be collected at the same time as the routine microcystins sample. (2) Routine microcystins monitoring. (a) Routine microcystins monitoring req...

...g season. (A) Surface water systems. (1) Cyanobacteria screening. Surface water systems shall monitor with a minimum of one sample at least once every two weeks for cyanobacteria screening during harmful algal bloom season. (2) Routine microcystins monitoring. (a) Requirements during harmful algal bloom season (June through November). (i) Surface water systems shall monitor for microc...

...nce with the following timelines: (1) Within thirty days of the effective date of this rule, for public water systems which have detected microcystins in a sample collected between July 16, 2015 and the effective date of this rule. (2) If a public water system was not required to submit written treatment optimization protocols under paragraph (A)(1) of this rule, then within thirty days of a...

...r minimizing backwash recycling. (1) The treatment optimization protocols shall be submitted to the director within thirty days of the intial detection of microcystins in raw or finished water sampling points. (2) If a public water system was not required to submit written treatment optimization protocols under paragraph (A)(1) of this rule, treatment optimization protocols shall be sub...

...ng consecutive water systems. (A) Tier 1 public notification. (1) A public water system shall issue tier 1 public notification in accordance with rule 3745-81-32 of the Administrative Code when any of the following occur: (a) A microcystins action level established paragraph (A)(1) or (A)(2) in rule 3745-90-02 of the Administrative Code is exceeded in a repeat sample collected at the finished w...

...ng consecutive water systems. (A) Tier 1 public notification. (1) A public water system shall issue tier 1 public notification in accordance with rule 3745-81-32 of the Administrative Code when any of the following occur: (a) A microcystins action level established paragraph (A)(1) or (A)(2) in rule 3745-90-02 of the Administrative Code is exceeded in a repeat sample collected at the finished w...

...apter of the Administrative Code: (1) The Ohio environmental protection agency's "Planning and Design Criteria for Establishing Approved Capacity for (1) Surface Water and Ground Water Supply Sources, (2) Drinking Water Treatment Plants (WTPs), and (3) Source/WTP Systems" (2010). The terms and conditions of this document shall be followed in the event of inconsistencies between this document ...

...apter of the Administrative Code: (1) The Ohio EPA's "Planning and Design Criteria for Establishing Approved Capacity for (1) Surface Water and Ground Water Supply Sources, (2) Drinking Water Treatment Plants (WTPs), and (3) Source/WTP Systems" (2010). The terms and conditions of this document shall be followed in the event of inconsistencies between this document and the document in paragrap...

...m exists including the following: (1) Any situation that could allow backflow of process fluids. (2) In the judgement of the supplier of water or director, a premises has internal cross-connections that are not correctable or contain intricate plumbing arrangements that make determining whether or not cross-connections exist impractical. (3) A premises having a repeated history of cross-con...

...least one of the following standards: (1) For air gap separations: (a) ASME A112.1.2. (b) For single property community water systems and noncommunity public water systems, air gap fittings, ASME A112.1.3. (c) On a case by case basis, the director may accept an alternative configuration to meet the physical separation requirement of the air gap standard if the alternative configuration is pro...

...ssure as prescribed in the following: (1) For booster pumps not intended to be used for fire suppression, no person shall install or maintain a water service connection to any premises where a booster pump has been installed on the service line to or within such premises, unless such booster pump is equipped with a low pressure cut-off designed to shut-off the booster pump when the pressure in th...