Article 5 - Lead and Copper Requirements

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§ 18 AAC 80.500 - Use of lead prohibited
§ 18 AAC 80.505 - Applicability of lead and copper requirements
§ 18 AAC 80.510 - General requirements (Repealed)
§ 18 AAC 80.515 - Identification of construction materials (Repealed)
§ 18 AAC 80.520 - Applicability of corrosion control treatment steps to small, medium, and large water systems (Repealed)
§ 18 AAC 80.525 - Description of corrosion control treatment steps (Repealed)
§ 18 AAC 80.530 - Source water treatment requirements (Repealed)
§ 18 AAC 80.535 - Lead service line replacement requirements (Repealed)
§ 18 AAC 80.540 - Public education and supplemental monitoring requirements (Repealed)
§ 18 AAC 80.545 - Monitoring requirements for lead and copper in tap water (Repealed)
§ 18 AAC 80.550 - Monitoring requirements for water quality parameters (Repealed)
§ 18 AAC 80.555 - Monitoring requirements for lead and copper in source water (Repealed)
§ 18 AAC 80.560 - Reporting requirements (Repealed)
§ 18 AAC 80.565 - Recordkeeping requirements (Repealed)

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