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Guidelines for monitoring public drinking water supplies [electronic resource] / Environment and Labour.

by Nova Scotia. Environment and Labour.

Environment and Labour, 2005.

Nova Scotia. Environment and Labour -- Computer network resources.

Nova Scotia. Environment Act. -- Computer network resources.

Government publications. -- Nova Scotia. -- Computer network resources.

http://www.gov.ns.ca/enla/water/docs/Guidelines_for_Monitoring_Public_Drinking_Water_Supplies.pdf

[electronic resource] /

Electronic version (PDF format)

1 electronic document ( iii, 44 p.) : digital, PDF file.

Title from webpage (viewed on March 7, 2007).

Mode of access : Internet.

System requirements : Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Text in English.

Preface -- Definitions -- Roles and responsibilities -- Approved water supplies -- Registered water supplied -- Appendix.

The purpose of these guidelines is to assist an owner of a public drinking water supply with developing and implementing an acceptable water quality monitoring program. These guidelines reflect the minimum requirements under the Water and Wastewater Facilities and Public Drinking Water Supplies Regulations made pursuant to the Environment Act. The objective is to ensure that consumers of water provided by a public drinking water supply in Nova Scotia have safe drinking water. Systematic water quality monitoring and immediate notification and corrective action are essential elements to a comprehensive water supply protection program.

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