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Surface-Water Treatment Rule
Surface-Water Treatment Rule: - Rule that specifies maximum contaminant level goals for Giardia lamblia, viruses, and Legionella and promulgates filtration and disinfection requirements for public water systems using surface-water or ground-water sources under the direct influence of surface water. The regulations also specify water quality, treatment, and watershed protection criteria under which filtration may be avoided. [Environmental Protection Agency] News archive for Surface-Water Treatment Rule:: |
Ithaca Journal,Under the Federal Surface Water Treatment Rule (SWTR), systems that use a surface water source or a groundwater source found to be under the direct
DWP explains electric shock - Nov 5, 2007
Los Angeles Times,Robert Rozanski: As you know there were a couple of regulations that were passed: the surface water treatment rule and disinfection by-product.
Yuck! Brown, Smelly Water Irritates Langston Residents - Nov 19, 2007
Black College Wire,...interim enhanced surface water treatment rule (IESWTR) turbidity treatment technique; disinfection byproducts rule maximum contaminant levels; coliform;
Ambler Borough votes to test water - Nov 7, 2007
Ambler Gazette,...be conducted from April 2008 through March 2010 as part of the Environmental Protection Agency's Long Term-2 Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.
Town looks to Pa. for water - Aug 23, 2007
Carroll County Times (subscription),The Walnut Street spring was the only spring not taken off-line for not meeting the requirements for the Surface Water Treatment Rule, Miller said.
Westcrest Park reservoir to get lid - Aug 6, 2007
West Seattle,..."The surface water treatment rule requires water reservoirs be covered." The US Environmental Protection Agency gave public water utilities throughout the
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