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Environmental Health

The state small water system program was implemented to regulate the provision of safe and reliable drinking water to the residents and visitors of rural Monterey County and to promote consolidation among small water systems.

A “state small water system” serves drinking water to 5-14 connections and does not regularly serve drinking water to more than an average of 25 individuals daily for more than 60 days out of the year.

Monterey County provides the following services for State Small Water Systems:

    Permitting – Chapter 15.04 of the Monterey County Code requires that persons providing domestic water to more than one connection obtain a water system permit from the Monterey County Health Department. The number of connections is determined by the number of living units (i.e., houses, mobile homes, apartments, caretakers units, senior units, etc.) served by the water system.
    See Permit Details in the Forms section of this page.

    Water Quality – State Small water systems are required to comply with Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations and the Chapter 15.04 of the Monterey County Code. To view the Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCL’s), visit the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) website.

    Arsenic - The federal MCL for arsenic was previously 50 parts per billion (ppb) by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA). To protect consumers served by public water systems from the health risks of long-term (chronic) arsenic exposure, the USEPA lowered the arsenic MCL from 50 ppb to 10 ppb. The new federal standard became effective in 2006. California was required to implement this new standard, and on November 28, 2008, California's new arsenic maximum contaminant level of 10 ppb became effective.

    Nitrates - Excessive Nitrates in drinking water can interfere with the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood. This condition (methemoglobinemia) can be so acute that health deteriorates rapidly over a period of days. Symptoms include shortness of breath and blueness of the skin.

    Operators - A State Small water systems with treatment may be required to have a certified treatment operator. Contact the Drinking Water Protection Services Program for more information.

    Operation and Maintenance Plan - An adequate operation and maintenance plan is essential to help a water system plan ahead, schedule and budget maintenance, avoid oversight, and facilitate training. A form (see forms below) is available to help you develop a plan. To learn more about plans, click here.
Authority- Monterey County’s authority to regulate these systems derives from: Monterey County Code Ordinance #04056, Title 15, Chapter 15.04.020 (g) and from Section 64211, Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations

Ordinances/Regulations:
California Safe Drinking Act
Monterey County Code

Permitting Word PDF
1 State and Local Small Permit Details
2 Application for a New or Amended Water System Permit
3 Financial Capacity
4 Five Year Budget Projection and Ten Year Growth Projection
5 Guidelines for Preparation of an Operation and Maintenance Plan
6 Water Quality Emergency Notification Plan
7 Connection List
8 General Outlines for Small Water System Agreements
9 Well Pumping Test Procedures
10 Guidelines for Water System Plans
11 Application for Source Capacity Test

Notification Forms Word PDF
12 Nitrate Notification
13 Nitrate Notification (Spanish)
14 Total Coliform Notification
15 E. Coli Notification - Bottled Water Order
16 E. Coli Notification - Boil Water Order
17 Disinfection Instructions
18 Arsenic Information for Water Systems Over 10 ppb
19 Arsenic Notification for Water Systems Over 10 ppb
20 Proof of Notification
21 Arsenic Quality Standard Failure Notification (English)
22 Arsenic Quality Standard Failure Notification (Spanish)
23 Arsenic & Nitrates Notification
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