The least costly scenario was to replace the capacity of the existing plant with high quality groundwater supplies if available. Test drilling of these wells has started in 1998. An emergency repair kit is stored close to the cylinders. They are wall mounted with quick release brackets. An oxygen cylinder is also stored by the SCBA's.
Regular maintenance is performed on all chlorination equipment and safety equipment.
Work orders are generated and tracked by computer. This is a local government owned and operated facility for the production of potable water for the City of Helena. The only reportable regulated substance for the RMP plan is chlorine. No more than two ton cylinders are on line at a time. The online tanks are on isolated regulators that reduce the chlorine pressure to a vacuum state.