2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control › Title 3 - Annual Water Supply Statement › 1151 - Annual Water Supply Statement.

§  1151.  Annual  water supply statement. Each water works corporation
  shall prepare and provide  an  annual  water  supply  statement  to  the
  customers it serves. Such statement shall contain such information as is
  required in this title as well as any additional information required by
  the  commissioner.  Additionally,  the statement shall provide a section
  which explains, in plain  language,  the  information  required  in  the
  statement.  The  department  may  prepare or prescribe a format or model
  upon which all such statements  shall  be  produced.  The  annual  water
  supply  statement  shall  include,  but not be limited to, the following
  items of information:
1. A brief description on the source or sources of  the  water  supply
  and  the  general  qualitative  and  quantitative condition of the water
  source.
2. The population served.
3. For water works  corporations  that  calculate  water  use  of  all
  customers with meters, an accounting of the total annual amount of water
  withdrawn, delivered, and lost from the system.
4.  The  analytical testing results for those constituents required to
  be tested for under part five of the state sanitary code or as  required
  by  appropriate  local health units, except for microbiological results,
  for each source of water.
Where more than one analysis per  year  is  conducted  on  a  specific
  constituent, the water works corporation shall list the range of results
  from highest to lowest during the reporting period. The applicable state
  guideline, standard, or MCL for each constituent present shall be listed
  and  any  instance where a state guideline, standard, or MCL is violated
  shall be noted.
For microbiological analyses as required by part  five  of  the  state
  sanitary  code,  the water works corporation shall indicate any instance
  where the water supply violated the MCL. The date or dates of violation,
  the location where the violation occurred, and the response of the water
  works corporation shall be listed.
5. A brief description of  the  types  of  treatment  that  the  water
  receives before entering the distribution system.
6.  Any  water  sources restricted, removed from service, or otherwise
  limited in their use and any actions taken to  secure  new  supplies  or
  replace  lost  capacity.  For  the  purposes of this subdivision, "water
  sources" shall include surface water sources, such as, but  not  limited
  to,  lakes,  ponds, rivers, streams, reservoirs and impoundments and for
  groundwater sources, supply wells. For the purposes of this subdivision,
  "water sources"  shall  not  include  water  mains  or  other  types  of
  conveyance infrastructure.
7.  Information on water conservation measures customers can implement
  such as, but not limited to, retrofitting  plumbing  fixtures,  altering
  irrigation  timing, using irrigation sensors, leak detection, proper use
  of water-conserving appliances, daily conscientious use  of  water,  and
  the  estimated savings in water and energy or money from the use of such
  measures.
8.  A  description  of  the  risks   associated   with   exposure   to
  cryptosporidium   parvum   or   giardia  lamblia  for  specific  at-risk
  populations and the general public and measures that at-risk populations
  can take to protect  themselves  according  to  recommendations  by  the
  department   or   other  governmental  public  health  or  environmental
  agencies. In addition,  for  water  works  corporations  that  test  for
  cryptosporidium  parvum  or giardia lamblia, a summary of the following:
  sampling sites; number of tests per year; testing  results  and  actions
  taken in response to those results.
9.  General  information  regarding  lead pipes reasonably known to be
  located within the water system, as that term is defined in  subdivision
  twenty-six of section two of the public service law.
The commissioner may add such additional requirements as he determines
  to be appropriate.