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| title: "House Oversight: Estate Documents (Nov 12) (HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016683)" |
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| date: "2026-01-01" |
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| CITY OF WEST PALM BEACH'S DRINKING WATER MONITORING PROGRAMS |
| HSA evaluated the City's monitoring program and most recent results. Steve Schmidt, |
| laboratory manager at the City's water treatment plant and Chris Saliba of U.S. Water, |
| Corporation, the City's treatment system process and monitoring consultant, assisted with the |
| acquisition of sampling protocols and laboratory analytical documentation related to the City's |
| drinking water monitoring program. Discussions with both yielded important information about |
| the City's drinking water monitoring and quality assurance programs. In addition, records of the |
| City's Monthly Operating Records (MORs) and recent results from the City's water monitoring |
| programs were obtained from the Palm Beach County Health Department (part of the State of |
| Florida's Department of Health, FDOH). |
| The City conducts two programs to monitor its drinking water quality, a Compliance Monitoring |
| Program (compliance) and a Routine Monitoring Program (routine). Sampling locations for the |
| City's two monitoring programs include the surface water impoundments, inbound raw water, |
| aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) wells, treatment plant points of entry, distribution system |
| points of entry, and distribution system pumps and sampling taps. While Routine program |
| sampling events generally range from monthly to "as needed", compliance program sampling |
| events generally range from daily to quarterly to annually to sampling for contaminants (like |
| asbestos) every ninth year. |
| To monitor the drinking water quality delivered to the Town, the City conducts routine sampling |
| at ten (10) permanent and temporary compliance distribution system sampling points (taps) |
| situated within the Town's boundaries. These include: |
| • Distribution System Tap 3230 (located at 3230 S. Ocean Dr.); |
| • Distribution System Tap 2780 (located at 2780 S. Ocean Dr.); |
| • Distribution System Tap PBGC (located at the Palm Beach Golf Course); |
| • Distribution System Tap SOFS (located at the South Fire Station); |
| • Distribution System Tap ISRD (located at Island Rd.); |
| • Distribution System Tap RPBR (located at Royal Poinciana BIvd. X Bradley Pl.); |
| • Distribution System Tap NOFS (located at the North Fire Station); |
| • Distribution System Tap 702 (located at 702 N. County Rd.); |
| • Distribution System Tap LINL (located at List Rd. X N. Lake Wy.); and |
| • Distribution System Tap IDSE #6 (located at the north end of Ocean Blvd.); |
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