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| title: "House Oversight: Estate Documents (Nov 12) (HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016685)" |
| source: "House Oversight: Estate Documents (Nov 12)" |
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| date: "2026-01-01" |
| category: "House Oversight" |
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| Figure 1 also depicts the approximate ICW crossings and points of entry (POEs) of the |
| transmission mains to the Town. The scale of the map does not allow an accurate depiction of |
| the POEs associated with the mains. Maps of the Town's distribution system provided by the |
| PWD, generated at a significantly larger scale, were used to reference the locations of the |
| POEs for the transmission mains. |
| SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS OF THE DRINKING WATER PRODUCT DELIVERED TO |
| THE TOWN |
| As a means to independently evaluate the quality of the drinking water being delivered to the |
| Town, on November 14, 2008 HSA, accompanied by an employee of the City's Public Utilities |
| Department, sampled distribution system tap IDSE #6, representing the northern-most extent |
| of the system, and tap 3230, representing the southern-most extent of the system,. Figure 1 |
| depicts these sampling tap locations. |
| Sampling was performed by modification of the City's (distribution system) General Sampling |
| Procedures to reflect the intended exclusion of sampling equipment, field parameter testing, |
| associated equipment calibration requirements. |
| Samples were collected in laboratory- |
| supplied, unpreserved and pre-preserved containers. As required by select analytical |
| methodologies, at the sampling locations preservative was added to those sample containers |
| immediately prior to filling or to the water sample immediately prior to sealing the sample |
| container. |
| Collected water samples were submitted to FDOH/NELAC-certified testing laboratories for |
| analysis for typical public potable water system routine and compliance monitoring parameters |
| including Primary Drinking Water Standards (excluding select Disinfection Byproducts, |
| Haloacetic Acids; Bromite; and Chlorite), for Secondary Drinking Water Standards, and for |
| Total Coliform as listed in the Florida Administrative Code rule 62-550. Test America |
| Laboratories performed all of the analyses for chemical parameters. Jupiter Environmental |
| Laboratories performed the analyses for the microbiologics. |
| RESULTS FROM INDEPENDENT ANALYSIS OF THE CITY'S DRINKING WATER |
| PRODUCT |
| Results of laboratory analysis for target Primary and Secondary Drinking Standards yielded all |
| chemical and physical parameters below method detection limits (MDLs) or less than |
| respective maximum contaminant limits (MCLs). |
| Results of laboratory analysis for target microbiologicals yielded an absence of Total Coliform |
| in the water samples collected from northern-most Tap A (IDSE #6) and southern-most |
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