to ensure No The Leaking proper system treatment high emergency function. components For plant hazard response is not corrective Is Does the were being plan (ERP). actions identified refer the operated to to WY DEQ prevent [describe present*. The plant Chapter (See type photo and 12 inadequately Emergency Were Section location]. 14(i) have #)(see treated Response regulations water examples from an Plan (ERP) any on Cross [Describe listed being below) sent to must detail Connections. the potential emergency concern For distribution and operations system*. remedy] procedures to Systems for possible plan only) Only: During foreseeable the Stock sanitary tanks emergencies are high such survey as the – tanks hazard operator outage, cross loss connections of demonstrated water, – by does lack because equipment of of the not the operational potential failure, air need for development gap to protozoan, or other of unsafe that or from show bacterial and limiting conditions, are the viral conditions and other not existed emergency sent [describe]. conditions. An to the approved [Describe air Templates, the ERP gap potential including or --that concern atmospheric instructions, and for remedy] at the breaker developing or tank? greater ERPs may be found backflow on the prevention USEPA device Region must 8 be Drinking installed at the tank(s). Water Online website: Select the “Emergency Response Plan Templates” link on the main page.
to ensure proper function. For corrective actions refer to WY DEQ Chapter 12 Section 14(i) regulations on Cross Connections. Were any by the that are not Leaking system components were identified [describe type and location]. [Describe potential concern and remedy] only) tanks – air gap or at the tank? high hazard present*. (See photo #)(see examples listed below) For Systems Only: Stock tanks are high hazard cross connections because of the potential for protozoan, bacterial and viral An approved air gap or atmospheric breaker or greater backflow prevention device must be installed at the tank(s). Is the plant to from sent to the The treatment plant is not being operated to prevent inadequately treated water from being sent to the distribution system*. During the sanitary survey the operator demonstrated lack of operational or other limiting conditions existed [describe]. [Describe potential concern and remedy] Does the have an plan – does not need to show the the ERP --that No emergency response plan (ERP). The Emergency Response Plan (ERP) must detail emergency operations procedures for possible foreseeable emergencies such as outage, loss of water, equipment failure, development of unsafe conditions, and other emergency conditions. Templates, including instructions, for developing ERPs may be found on the USEPA Region 8 Drinking Water Online website: Select the “Emergency Response Plan Templates” link on the main page.