Ohio Admin. Code 3745-90-07 - [Effective until 11/1/2022] Harmful algal blooms - recordkeeping
(A)
Any owner or
operator of a public water system shall retain, on its premises or at a
convenient location near its premises, records of cyanobacteria screening and
microcystins analyses made pursuant to this chapter for not less than ten
years.
(1)
The date, place and time of sampling, and the name of
the person who collected the sample.
(2)
Identification
of the sample as to whether it was a routine, resample or repeat sample and
whether it was collected at a raw, finished or distribution sampling
point.
(3)
Date of analysis.
(4)
Laboratory and
person responsible for performing analysis.
(5)
The analytical
technique and method used.
(6)
The results of
the analysis.
(B)
Any owner or operator of a public water system shall
retain, on its premises or at a convenient location near its premises, records
of treatment optimization protocols and cyanotoxin general plans developed and
approved in accordance with this chapter, public notices issued in accordance
with this chapter and rule
3745-81-32 of
the Administrative Code, and consumer confidence reports issued in accordance
with this chapter and Chapter 3745-96 of the Administrative Code, for not less
than ten years.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3745.50, 6109.04
Rule Amplifies: 3745.50, 6109.04
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