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	Creating a Domestic Water System
		A domestic water system is a piped system for the purposes of conveying a portable water supply from the supplier to the end user.
		The systems are required to deliver clean, safe, potable water to each point of domestic water connection and also provide a means of connecting to unsafe sources of contamination for process water use, through the use of backflow preventers or other approved means.
		Sanitary, drainage, waste and vent systems are physically isolated from the supply side through the use of approved air gaps, air breaks and backflow preventers in order to physically isolate and enforce this separation between the supply and waste systems.
	www.finewaterimports.com /water.imports/articles/94/index.html (518 words)

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		As a result a municipal water system was installed to serve a significant portion of the Village.
		The purpose of this is to insure a long term supply of contaminate free water to the development, to eliminate the drilling of individual wells which increases the potential of ground water contamination, and to provide an adequate supply of water in case of fire.
		Water usage is billed at a flat monthly rate (based on tap size) for residential consumption, and by the cubic foot for commercial and industrial consumption.
	www.springarbor.org /services/water.html (457 words)

	MWRA - Water System History
		Cochituate, with its 17 miles of watershed, 2 billion gallons of storage and yield of 10 mgd, became the cornerstone of the Boston water system.
		Water was pumped to the Waban Hill reservoir in Newton and the Fisher Hill reservoir in Brookline.
		Water from the Wachusett Aqueduct could be released into the reservoirs of the Sudbury River system for transport to Boston via the Sudbury Aqueduct.
	www.mwra.state.ma.us /04water/html/hist1.htm (2022 words)

	Water System
		Trappe's original waster system was installed in 1928 and consisted of a 70,000 gallon water tower, a 450ft.
		All of the water from the town's two wells is pumped directly into the water tower and disinfected with chlorine before entering the city water mains.
		Water samples are collected twice each month and analyzed by a State certified laboratory for bacterial contamination.
	www.trappemd.net /page44.html (434 words)

	Water Supply System Improvements
		The community tried once to establish a mandatory water system, but the residents whose wells were not contaminated objected to being forced to pay for a system they didn’t need.
		The water system was implemented in phases, the first phase including areas of town with the most significant water quality problems.
		The water system project was designed in conjunction with a new sanitary sewer system that was required to address failing septic systems.
	www.strand.com /projects_waterS_system.html (419 words)

	Howstuffworks "How Water Towers Work"
		The water tower must be tall enough to supply that level of pressure to all of the houses and businesses in the area of the tower.
		The water is treated in a water treatment plant to remove sediment (by filtration and/or settling) and bacteria (typically with ozone, ultraviolet light and chlorine).
		During a fire, the water demand increases significantly and may greatly exceed the capacity of the pumps at the water plant.
	www.howstuffworks.com /water.htm (1066 words)

	Colwich, KS Water Project Updates
		Water users shall prevent unnecessary waste of water and shall keep sprinklers, hydrants, faucets and all apparatus, including the service line leading from the property to the meter, in good condition at their expense.
		Water necessary for municipal uses, such as fire fighting, flushing of streets and sewers, street sweepers and dust control, may be obtained from fire hydrants by the City.
		The water department, pursuant to the provisions of the Kansas Statues may refuse to deliver water to any premises whereon any condition exists which might lead to a contamination of the public water supply and may continue to refuse such delivery of water to any such premises until such condition is remedied.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /towns/Colwich/wtregulations (2876 words)

	Chehalis Basin Partnership (CBP) Municipal Water Supply Planning
		Water purveyors may be municipalities like the City of Chehalis; water districts, such as Boistfort Valley Water District or Grays Harbor Water District #2; or community water systems that typically serve smaller residential areas.
		Municipalities are faced with conflicting requirements: Growth Management Act, zoning, and critical areas and stormwater regulations may require them to cluster residential areas more closely together or in areas not anticipated under their water rights.
		Legislation passed during the 2003 legislative session that affects municipal water purveyors is contained primarily in HB 1338 and, to a lesser extent, HB 1336.
	www.crcwater.org /cbp/20030922muni.html (3271 words)

	Piqua Ohio Water Department Water Quality Report
		In order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, EPA prescribes regulations which limit the amount of certain contaminants in water provided by public water systems.
		For the purposes of source water assessments, in Ohio all surface waters are considered to be susceptible to contamination.
		By their nature, surface waters are readily accessible and can be contaminated by chemicals and pathogens, which may rapidly arrive at the public drinking water intake with little warning or time to prepare.
	www.piquaoh.org /waterquality.htm (1218 words)

	Water System
		The City of Hugo’s water system consists of supply and treatment facilities, storage facilities and a distribution system.
		Elevated tanks serve two purposes; the first is to provide adequate water pressure in the distribution system and the second is to provide storage for the City’s water supply.
		The majority of the City’s water mains are ductile iron pipe, although older areas of the City have cast iron water mains.
	www.ci.hugo.mn.us /Municipal_Utilities/water_system.htm (320 words)

	Wyandotte Municipal Water Services
		The municipal water utility serves 11,142 consumers, has annual revenues of $2.4 million, and sold 1.86 billion gallons of water in 2001.
		The Wyandotte municipal water distribution system consists of 110 miles of water mains ranging from 4 inches to 30 inches in diameter.
		The municipal water system has a 500,000 gallon elevated storage tank (water tower) and 4.5 million gallons of ground level storage for peak demand periods such as fighting fires or other emergencies.
	www.wyan.org /services/water.php (167 words)

	Water Pressure - Keidel Bath, Plumbing, Kitchen - Cincinnati, OH
		The pressure of the water delivered to your home will vary depending on your elevation relative to the source, as well as the complexity and condition of the piping system that delivers it.
		Water flow is the result of pressure on volume.
		If the low pressure in your system is caused by an obstruction in a supply line, or if the line to your house is undersized, pressure may not be able to be increased.
	www.keidel.com /resource/water/pressure.htm (905 words)

	Water supply network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Virtually all large systems must treat the water; a fact that is tighly regulated by global, state and federal agencies, such as the World Health Organization (WHO) or the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
		That energy is transferred to the water, therefore becoming water pressure, in a number of ways: by a pump, by gravity feed from a water source (such as a reservoir or a water tower) at a higher elevation, or, in smaller systems, by compressed air.
		These systems are usually owned and maintained by local governments, such as cities, or other public entities, but are occasionally operated by a commercial enterprise (see water privatization).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Municipal_water_system (646 words)

	San Jose Municipal Water Rates
		One HCF is equivalent to 748 gallons of water.
		All water bills include a quantity charge, and if you live in a higher elevation the additional cost of pumping is added.
		All Municipal Water System recycled water customers pay a flat rate based on their type of recycled water use in accordance with the following table.
	www.sjmuniwater.com /ratesheet.htm (303 words)

	Municipal Water Study
		Water supply for fire fighting has been and continues to be a significant concern.
		The system to be installed would first serve the commercial area loop with the capability of serving additional areas that would request service.
		Municipal water service to part of the village does not mean that such service will necessarily be provided to the entire Village unless such service is requested and practicable.
	www.elmgrovewi.org /municipal_water_study.htm (929 words)

	Sample Water Ordinance
		Private water supply system shall mean a system owned and operated by a person for collection and delivery of piped water for human consumption into commercial, industrial, or residential buildings or structures.
		Agricultural buildings hereafter constructed within the City on property adjacent to a water main or in a block through which the water system extends, shall be provided with a connection to the municipal water system for all human needs.
		Where the municipal water system is available to any parcel of property within the City of _______, the owner of such parcel of property shall make connection to the municipal water system within ninety (90) days after written notice of said availability has been served on the owner or occupant of the property.
	www.mrwa.com /waterord6.htm (686 words)

	Waste Water Systems, Inc. - The Norwood Project: Municipal Drip System
		The drip soil absorption system (also known as a "trickle" system) is a relatively new wastewater treatment technology with origins in agriculture.
		According to John A. Sinclair, president of Waste Water Systems, Inc., his company was one of the early pioneers of the method, installing Georgia's first subsurface drip system for wastewater effluent in 1988.
		Norwood's drip soil absorption system, together with associated gravity sewer collection system and treatment and storage ponds, was constructed as a replacement for failing septic systems, according to Mayor David L. Harper.
	www.wastewatersystems.com /norwood.html (1726 words)

	Characterization of Fungal Biofilms within a Municipal Water Distribution System -- Doggett 66 (3): 1249 -- Applied and ...
		Biofilms of a municipal water distribution system were characterized to assess the occurrence of fungi within surface matrixes.
		Actinomycetes and fungi in surface waters and in potable water.
		Aerobic and anaerobic microorganisms in tubercles of the Columbus, Ohio, water distribution system.
	aem.asm.org /cgi/content/full/66/3/1249 (1581 words)

	CBC News - Indepth: Water Privatization (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		When it transferred the management of its municipal water system to the private firm United Water, many saw it as a beginning of a new trend.
		United Water, a wholly owned subsidiary of the water giant Suez, is no longer running the show, and privatization has left a sour taste in many people's mouths.
		When United Water won the water contract four years ago, many in the city government didn't think the public-run water system was in "good hands." Lee Morris, a lawyer and accountant, sat on Atlanta's City Council when the deal was made.
	www.cbc.ca /news/features/water/atlanta.html (1993 words)

	Municipal Water Approval Protocols : NS Environment and Labour, Water
		The purpose of the System Assessment is to:
		The GUDI Protocol (PDF: 142k) has been prepared to enable municipal water system owners to identify whether their groundwater supplies are under the influence of surface water.
		Spring 2005 Work with municipalities to have comprehensive treatment and operational strategies in place for municipal water supplies, as well as water supply protection strategies in progress.
	www.gov.ns.ca /enla/water/municipalwaterapproval.asp (525 words)

	EWG Investigation \| U.S. Tap Water Quality Database (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		An Environmental Working Group analysis of tap water tests from 1998 through 2002 shows that Plainview Municipal Water System is one of 65,000 water suppliers across the country wrestling with treating water polluted by sprawl, sewage, factory farms, and industry.
		The water met all federal standards, which favor partially treating water after it is polluted over stopping pollution from upstream sources in the first place.
		Plainview Municipal Water System is one of 65,000 water suppliers across the country wrestling with treating water polluted by sprawl, sewage, factory farms, and industry.
	www.ewg.org:16080 /tapwater/yourwater/system.php?pwsid=TX0950004 (596 words)

	Drinking Water Testing: Private Home Inspection Well Water Contamination
		The question of whether or not to have your water tested is a serious one that concerns the health of you and your family.
		If your water comes from a pubic or municipal water system your water is regularly tested for contaminants regulated by Federal and state standards, such as pathogens, radioactive elements and certain toxic chemicals.
		Most municipalities are careful to be certain that the homeowner has no physical plumbing connections between the well water system and the municipal system, as they don't want to risk back-contamination of their supply.
	www.inspect-ny.com /water/watrtest.htm (3749 words)

	Chemical-Free Municipal Water Purification System To Be
		This contract to develop chlorine-free water purification systems for municipal use leverages Vortex's patented and scalable photo-oxidation technology which is the underpinning of its consumer Vortex® Water Machine and its rugged Vortex® Voyager unit which can be used for emergency preparedness and homeland security.
		Presently chlorine is the main product used by municipal water treatment facilities nationwide, presenting a unique challenge to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. In recent studies, the storage and transportation of chlorine has been identified as a potential terrorism risk.
		To offset these domestic risks, Vortex successfully constructed a laboratory prototype in a Phase One project which was capable of purifying water without the use of chlorine- thus demonstrating that drinking water could be produced to meet EPA standards without chlorine (or a similar agent) in both municipal and commercial applications.
	www.wateronline.com /nl/282845/1353350 (439 words)

	Massachusetts Attorney General: Water System Conservation
		No person or persons may use water from the Provincetown Water System to (a) fill or cure any swimming pool without express permission in writing from the Provincetown Water and Sewer Board, or (b) attach any over or underground sprinkler system to the municipal water system supplying their property.
		Fire hydrants attached to the municipal water system may be used for municipal purposes only.
		Hydrants shall be operated by an agent of the Provincetown Water Department or an officially appointed fire person of the Town.
	www.ago.state.ma.us /sp.cfm?pageid=2024 (176 words)

	Welcome to Rain Forest Water System
		The tap water you drink, shower or do laundry in on a daily basis may contain lead, chlorine, chlorination by-products, bacteria and other microorganisms.
		The EPA estimates that lead poisoning is the number one environmental threat to children in the U.S.A. In fact, the EPA states that lead dosage that would have little effect on adults can be very harmful to small children leading to developmental issues, such as attention span and learning disabilities as well as kidney problems.
		The EPA estimates that lead in drinking water contributes to 480,00 cases of learning disorders in children and 560,000 cases of hypertension in adults each year in the U.S.A. alone.
	www.rainforestwatersystems.com /water.html (390 words)

	Municipal Services - Water Distribution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In 1949 the City of Kennewick Municipal Water System was first established when the City acquired the water systems from the Pacific Power and Light Company and the Kennewick Irrigation District (KID).
		This original system served approximately 2,000 customers and consisted of approximately 50 miles of water main.
		The existing distribution system consists of approximately 335 miles of water main ranging in size from less than 6 inches in diameter up to 48 inches in diameter.
	www.ci.kennewick.wa.us /Municipal_Services/WaterDistribution.asp (104 words)

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