Sec. 4.
(a) A water
system management plan shall provide the following technical capacity
information:
(1) Details of the public water
supply system that include the following:
(A)
A description of the type of system, including:
(i) whether it is a community public water
supply system or a nontransient noncommunity public water supply system and the
basis for determining the system type; and
(ii) the population to be
served.
(B) A description
of the planned service area, including:
(i)
the anticipated growth for the next twenty (20) years; and
(ii) the plans to provide for the demand of
the anticipated growth.
(C) A description of the public water supply
system by county, section, township, and range.
(D) A site plan that includes the location of
the following, as applicable:
(i)
Wells.
(ii) Surface water
intakes.
(iii) Treatment
facilities.
(iv) Storage
facilities.
(v) Pumping
facilities.
(vi) Connections to
another public water supply system.
(vii) Other applicable
facilities.
(E) A
description, design basis, and anticipated useful life for treatment and
transmission facilities, including the following:
(i) Treatment plants.
(ii) Pipes.
(iii) Pumping stations.
(iv) Storage facilities.
(F) The identification of interconnections
with other systems.
(G) A
description and design basis of the fire protection demand on the
system.
(H) A description of a plan
for metering water production by source and water use by consumers.
(I) A description of plans to manage waste
generated by the treatment processes of the public water supply system. (J) A
description of the highest flood elevation at the site of sources and treatment
facilities, if the site is within the one hundred (100) year frequency flood
plain.
(2) Details of an
assessment of the water supply source adequacy that include the following:
(A) A site map for each water supply source
that must be drawn to scale with the scale disclosed on the map.
(B) A narrative describing each source, and a
description of land uses within a three thousand (3,000) foot radius of each
water supply source.
(C) The design
basis for system demands, including:
(i)
average daily; and
(ii) peak daily;
consumer demand according to
327
IAC 8-3.3-2.
(D) An analysis of a proposed source to
reliably meet consumer demand.
(E)
A geological or hydrogeological characterization of the source of the drinking
water supply.
(F) A summary of a
source water quality analysis that includes the applicable primary and
secondary drinking water standards.
(G) The proposed activities to protect source
water.
(3) A public water
supply system that proposes to purchase water from another public water supply
system must provide documentation of a planned purchase agreement with the
other public water supply system.
(4) A method to meet the requirements of the
following public drinking water rules:
(A)327
IAC 8-1 concerning drinking water direct additives and indirect
additives.
(B)
327 IAC
8-2-8.5 concerning filtration and
disinfection.
(C)327 IAC 8-3
concerning public water supply construction permits.
(D)327 IAC 8-3.4 concerning public water
system wells.
(E)327 IAC 8-4.1
concerning wellhead protection.
(F)327 IAC 8-10 concerning cross connection
control.
(5) A method to
provide for the operation, maintenance, inspection, testing, repair,
replacement, and associated record keeping for the following, according to the
American Water Works Association Standards, Section A100 through Section F100
(February 1998 Edition)* and the Recommended Standards for Water Works, Great
Lakes-Upper Mississippi River Board of State Public Health and Environmental
Managers (1997 Edition)**:
(A) Source of
supply facilities.
(B) Pumping
facilities.
(C) Water
meters.
(D) All components of the
treatment process.
(E) Storage
tanks, including the following:
(i)
Cleaning.
(ii)
Painting.
(F) Water
mains, including the following:
(i)
Flushing.
(ii) Exercising
valves.
(G) Approved
cross connection control devices.
(6) Details of an infrastructure replacement
plan that include the following:
(A) A
schedule of equipment replacement.
(B) Estimated life expectancy of
equipment.
(C) Expected replacement
date.
(D) Estimated cost of
replacement.
(7) Details
for providing a certified operator in charge of the public water supply system
and complying with applicable state and federal requirements concerning
certified operators, including 327 IAC 8-12.
(b) The technical capacity information
required by subsection (a) shall:
(1) be
prepared by:
(A) a professional engineer, as
described under IC 25-31, who is registered in Indiana;
(B) a licensed professional geologist, as
described in
305
IAC 1-2-5, who is registered in Indiana; or
(C) a qualified person under the direct
supervision of a professional engineer or licensed professional geologist
registered in Indiana; as applicable according to the information required;
and
(2) demonstrate that
the proposed public water supply system shall produce drinking water that meets
public water supply requirements of this article.
*This document is incorporated by reference. Notwithstanding
language to the contrary in the primarily incorporated documents, the versions
of all secondarily incorporated documents, which are those documents referred
to in the primarily incorporated documents, shall be the versions in effect on
the date of final adoption of the primarily incorporated document. Copies of
this publication may be obtained from the American Water Works Association,
6666 West Quincy Avenue, Denver, Colorado 80235 or from the Indiana Department
of Environmental Management, Office of Water Quality, Indiana Government
Center-North, 100 North Senate Avenue, Room N1255, Indianapolis, Indiana
46204.
**This document is incorporated by reference. Notwithstanding
language to the contrary in the primarily incorporated documents, the versions
of all secondarily incorporated documents, which are those documents referred
to in the primarily incorporated documents, shall be the versions in effect on
the date of final adoption of the primarily incorporated document. Copies of
this publication may be obtained from Health Education Services, P.O. Box 7126,
Albany, New York 12224 or from the Indiana Department of Environmental
Management, Office of Water Quality, Indiana Government Center-North, 100 North
Senate Avenue, Room N1255, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204.
