components, The Master Master water these vault meter system’s must vault fill be repaired port does contains contains according to not standing standing have a a water water schedule tight from water from that you Is Does Does cap. leaking unknown submit water to the origin*. (see a EPA. The photo system cap #) on the water system’s (see photo fill The master tight exist exist #) port is vault not at cap in in water tight. the on any any The This connection master could to the lead meter the to vault the at pits pits introduction the [consecutive] for for of connection water system to the contained the the standing [consecutive] into the fill distribution water system water caused port? by system. contained unknown The cap standing source(s). must be is is repaired or water water caused by could replaced. leaking create a water system potential backflow components Yes Yes in the vault. problem if No No the This system water could loses create a If If so, so, pressure potential and what what the backflow water is is the is the problem if siphoned the back system into the of of loses main. Since the the the pressure and the [wholesaler] water is is siphoned responsible for back the into the main. The maintenance of components the master must meter be repaired connection, to halt the the leakage. [wholesaler] must identify the source of the standing water. If the source of the water is leakage from water system
components, these must be repaired according to a schedule that you submit to the EPA. Is a tight cap on the fill port? The water system’s fill port does not have a water tight cap. The cap on the water system’s fill port is not water tight. This could lead to the introduction of into the distribution system. The cap must be repaired or replaced. Does exist in any pits for the is Yes No If so, what is the of the Master vault contains standing water from leaking water system (see photo #) The master meter vault at the connection to the [consecutive] water system contained standing water caused by leaking water system components in the vault. This water could create a potential backflow problem if the system loses pressure and the water is siphoned back into the main. The components must be repaired to halt the leakage. Does exist in any pits for the is Yes No If so, what is the of the Master meter vault contains standing water from unknown origin*. (see photo #) The master vault at the connection to the [consecutive] water system contained standing water caused by unknown source(s). water could create a potential backflow problem if the system loses pressure and the water is siphoned back into the main. Since the [wholesaler] is responsible for the maintenance of the master meter connection, the [wholesaler] must identify the source of the standing water. If the source of the water is leakage from water system
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