N.H. Admin. Code § Env-Wq 2101.05

Current through Register No. 44, October 31, 2024
Section Env-Wq 2101.05 - Summary of Water Conservation Requirements; Compliance Deadlines
(a) The owner of a CWS described in Env-Wq 2101.03(n)(1) shall comply with the requirements established in Env-Wq 2101.06 through Env-Wq 2101.13, as summarized in Table 2101-1, below, by the deadline specified in Table 2101-1:

Table 2101-1: Summary of Requirements, Compliance Deadlines for New CWS

Table 2101-1 Requirement Compliance Deadline
Env-Wq 2101.06 relative to water meters No later than the source activation date
Env-Wq 2101.07 relative to implementing a leak detection and repair program No later than the source activation date
Env-Wq 2101.08 relative to performing a water balance No later than the source activation date
Env-Wq 2101.09 relative to conducting a water audit and preparing and implementing a response plan If required, submit with the water balance
Env-Wq 2101.10(b) relative to addressing high pressure zones No later than the source activation date
Env-Wq 2101.11 relative to implementing a rate structure and billing practices to promote conservation No later than the source activation date
Env-Wq 2101.12 relative to implementing an educational outreach program No later than the source activation date
Env-Wq 2101.13 relative to notifying consecutive water systems and PORS Within 5 working days of obtaining final approval for the source

(b) The owner of a large CWS described in Env-Wq 2101.03(n)(2) shall comply with the requirements established in Env-Wq 2101.06 through Env-Wq 2101.13, as summarized in Table 2101-2, below, by the deadline specified in Table 2101-2:

Table 2101-2: Summary of Requirements, Compliance Deadlines for Existing Large CWS

Table 2101-2 Requirement Compliance Deadline
Env-Wq 2101.06(a)(1), (b) and (c) relative to service meters Within 3 years of obtaining approval of the new source
Env-Wq 2101.06(a)(2)-(4), (b), and (d) relative to source, analysis, distribution and transfer meters No later than the source activation date
Env-Wq 2101.07 relative to implementing a leak detection and repair program Within one year of obtaining approval of the new source
Env-Wq 2101.08 relative to calculating a water balance No later than the earlier of installing all service meters or within 3 years of obtaining approval of the new source
Env-Wq 2101.09 relative to conducting a water audit and preparing and implementing a response plan If required, submit with the water balance
Env-Wq 2101.10(a) relative to addressing high pressure zones Within one year of obtaining approval of the new source, subject to the stated feasibility and consistency requirements
Env-Wq 2101.10(b) relative to addressing high pressure zones In the response plan, if a response plan is required and portions of the distribution system exceed static pressures of 100 psi
Env-Wq 2101.11 relative to implementing a rate structure and billing practices to promote conservation Within 2 years of installing all service meters or within 5 years of obtaining approval for a new source of water, whichever is earlier
Env-Wq 2101.12 relative to implementing an educational outreach program No later than the source activation date
Env-Wq 2101.13 relative to notifying consecutive water systems and PORS Within 5 working days of obtaining final approval for the source

(c) The owner of a conservation system that is, in whole or in part, a wholesale system shall comply with:
(1) The requirements specified in Table 2101-1 or Table 2101-2, as applicable to the type of community water system the wholesale system is, if it is a community water system; or
(2) The requirements that apply to specified systems, if the wholesale system is not covered by Table 2101-1 or Table 2101-2.
(d) The owner of a conservation system that is, in whole or in part, a specified system shall comply with the requirements established in Env-Wq 2101.14 through Env-Wq 2101.17 by the deadline specified for the requirement.
(e) The owner of a conservation system that is used, in whole or in part, for agricultural water use shall comply with the requirements specified in Env-Wq 2101.18.
(f) The owner of a conservation system that is, in whole or in part, an ICI water user shall comply with the requirements specified in Env-Wq 2101.13 and Env-Wq 2101.19 through Env-Wq 2101.22.
(g) To the extent that multiple sets of requirements apply to a conservation system, the owner of the system shall comply with all requirements, provided that if the requirements overlap, the more stringent requirement(s) shall apply.
(h) Activities undertaken pursuant to (a) through (f), above, shall be completed under the supervision of a water system operator who is certified pursuant to RSA 332-E and Env-Dw 502.

N.H. Admin. Code § Env-Wq 2101.05

#8353, eff 5-14-05 (See Revision Note at part heading for Env-Wq 2101) (formerly Env-Ws 390.05); ss by #10480-A, eff 12-3-13