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Reporting Requirements for Public Water Systems Featured Items: Public Notification Language When Converting to Chloramines This is the mandatory public notification language that must be sent out to customers (retail and wholesale) at least 14 days prior to initially converting the distribution residual from free chlorine to chloramines.   Related Categories: Monitoring and Reporting for Surface Water Systems Monitoring and reporting that you must do to confirm that your surface water system is providing safe drinking water. Public notifications of violations. Consumer confidence reports. Forms, instructions, and guidance.   Operating a Groundwater Treatment Plant Links to rules for well casing, well siting. Sanitary control easements. Monitoring and reporting for public water systems that operate wells.   Public Notice Language for Drinking Water Contaminants Editable templates of language that public water systems must use to notify customers of violations of microbial, primary chemical, or surface water treatment standards for drinking water.   Topics Under This Category: How to Conduct Radionuclide Testing for Well Completion Interim Approval Required testing, required checklists, and other information for completing a well interim approval.   Notifying Customers of a Change to Chloramines as a Disinfectant Use this sample wording to complete the required notices when your PWS changes distribution disinfectant from free chlorine to chloramine. Notices must be distributed to your retail customers, the community, and your wholesale customers at least 14 days before the change occurs.   Public Notice to Boil Water (in English) Template for mandatory language for public notice to boil water because of known or suspected contamination of supply. Add incident- and system-specific information to obtain the complete notice. Links to step-by-step instructions for complying with public notice rules. Links to same template in Spanish.   Public Notice to Boil Water (in Spanish) Template for mandatory language in Spanish for public notice to boil water because of known or suspected contamination of supply. Add incident- and system-specific information to obtain the complete notice. Links to step-by-step instructions for complying with public notice rules. Links to same template in English.   Public Notification Language When Converting to Chloramines (In English) This is the mandatory public notification language that must be sent out to customers (retail and wholesale) at least 14 days prior to initially converting the distribution residual from free chlorine to chloramines.   Public Notification Language When Converting to Chloramines (In Spanish) This is the Spanish version of the mandatory public notification language that must be sent out to customers (retail and wholesale) at least 14 days prior to initially converting the distribution residual from free chlorine to chloramines.

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