Refer to your WQMR to create a sampling schedule for your water quality monitoring program. A water quality monitoring program helps you track the frequency and location of all your required sampling. If have a water quality monitoring program, begin with a Coliform don’t Monitoring Plan (CMP). Refer to your WQMR for the rest of your monitoring requirements. (331-240) explains how to create a CMP for your noncommunity system. How to complete this section Follow the steps below to complete Table 2-1. This section provides instructions and other resources to help you develop a Water Quality Monitoring Program. Step 1 TNC systems: Attach a copy of the coliform and nitrate sampling schedule from your WFI form in this section. If you have a CMP, attach a copy. If you have a CMP, don’t develop one now. See the link above. NTNC systems: Attach a copy of your WQMR in this section. If you have a CMP, attach a copy. If you have a CMP, develop one now. See the link above. For don’t guidance on developing monitoring plans for additional contaminants, see the resources listed at the end of this section. Step 2 Attach any DOH correspondence on increased monitoring or follow-up monitoring requirements in this section to keep it current. If you treat to address chemical contamination (such as arsenic, nitrate, lead or copper corrosion) or microbiological contamination (surface water, shallow and vulnerable groundwater supplies, springs) special sampling and reporting requirements apply. Step 3 Transfer all estimated testing costs into your list of system expenses (Section 3.3) Step 4 Revise your testing schedule if additional follow-up testing is required, or you receive a waiver for a specific monitoring requirement.
Refer to your WQMR to create a sampling schedule for your water quality monitoring program. A water quality monitoring program helps you track the frequency and location of all your required sampling. If don’t have a water quality monitoring program, begin with a Coliform Monitoring Plan (CMP). Refer to your WQMR for the rest of your monitoring requirements. (331-240) explains how to create a CMP for your noncommunity system. How to complete this section Follow the steps below to complete Table 2-1. This section provides instructions and other resources to help you develop a Water Quality Monitoring Program. Step 1 TNC systems: Attach a copy of the coliform and nitrate sampling schedule from your WFI form in this section. If you have a CMP, attach a copy. If you don’t have a CMP, develop one now. See the link above. NTNC systems: Attach a copy of your WQMR in this section. If you have a CMP, attach a copy. If you don’t have a CMP, develop one now. See the link above. For guidance on developing monitoring plans for additional contaminants, see the resources listed at the end of this section. Step 2 Attach any DOH correspondence on increased monitoring or follow-up monitoring requirements in this section to keep it current. If you treat to address chemical contamination (such as arsenic, nitrate, lead or copper corrosion) or microbiological contamination (surface water, shallow and vulnerable groundwater supplies, springs) special sampling and reporting requirements apply. Step 3 Transfer all estimated testing costs into your list of system expenses (Section 3.3) Step 4 Revise your testing schedule if additional follow-up testing is required, or you receive a waiver for a specific monitoring requirement.