Wisconsin Administrative Code
Department of Natural Resources
NR 800 - Environmental Protection - Water Supply
Chapter NR 809 - Safe Drinking Water
Subchapter I - Maximum Contaminant Levels, Monitoring and Analytical Requirements for Primary Drinking Water Contaminants
Section NR 809.32 - Groundwater microbiological source water monitoring - general requirements
Universal Citation: WI Admin Code ยง NR 809.32
Current through August 26, 2024
(1) APPLICABILITY OF GROUNDWATER SOURCE MICROBIOLOGICAL CONTAMINANTS.
(a) This
section applies to all public water systems using groundwater, except for
public water systems that combine all of their groundwater with surface water
or with groundwater under the direct influence of surface water prior to
surface water treatment.
(b) This
section applies to any public water system meeting the applicability statement
in sub. (1), including consecutive systems that receive finished groundwater
from another public water system.
(2) COMPLIANCE DATE. Unless otherwise noted, all groundwater systems shall comply with the requirements of this section beginning December 1, 2009.
(3) REQUIREMENTS. All public water systems using groundwater as a source shall comply with the following requirements:
(a)
Provide all information required by the department for sanitary surveys
conducted under s.
NR 809.35.
(b) Groundwater systems that do not treat all
of their groundwater to at least 4-log treatment of viruses, using
inactivation, removal, or a department-approved combination of 4-log virus
inactivation and removal before or at the first customer, shall meet all the
microbiological source water monitoring requirements under s.
NR 809.325.
(c) Groundwater systems that have fecally
contaminated source waters, as determined by source water monitoring conducted
under s.
NR 809.325, or have significant deficiencies that are
identified by the department or that are identified by EPA, under Subpart S of
40 CFR part 141 of the U.S. Code, shall meet the treatment technique
requirements in s.
NR 809.327. Groundwater systems with fecally contaminated
source water or with significant deficiencies are subject to the treatment
technique requirements of s.
NR 809.327 and shall implement one or more of the
following corrective action options:
1.
Correct all significant deficiencies.
2. Provide an alternate source of
water.
3. Eliminate the source of
contamination.
4. Provide treatment
that reliably achieves at least 4-log treatment of viruses, before or at the
first customer.
(d)
Groundwater systems that provide at least 4-log treatment of viruses before or
at the first customer shall conduct compliance monitoring to demonstrate
treatment effectiveness, as required under s.
NR 809.327(3).
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