the likely source, you must include one or more of the typical sources listed below. Total coliform bacteria Presence of coliform bacteria in more than 1 sample per month. Naturally present in the environment. Total coliform bacteria Presence of coliform bacteria in more than 1 sample per month. Naturally present in the environment. Total Coliform Bacteria If you are a system that collected at least 40 total coliform bacteria samples per month during every month of the year the report covers, and you detected total coliform bacteria, fill out this table. If not, delete this table. You should add more rows to this table if you have more detections to report than there are rows. Name of Microbiological Contaminant Date of Detection Maximum Contaminant Level Goal Total Coliform Maximum Contaminant Level Highest Monthly Percentage of Positive Samples Was this a violation? Likely Source of Contamination
coliform bacteria Presence of coliform bacteria in more that 5% of monthly samples Naturally present in the environment. Total coliform bacteria Presence of coliform bacteria in more that 5% of monthly samples Naturally present in the environment. Fecal Coliform and E. coli You should add more rows to this table if you have more detections to report than there are rows. Name of Microbiological Contaminant Date of Detection Maximum Contaminant Level Goal Fecal Coliform or E. Coli Maximum Contaminant Level Total Number of Positive E. Coli or Fecal Coliform Samples Range of Detected Levels Was this a violation? Likely Source of Contamination In this column, you are only required to include information if a detection of the row’s contaminant is listed. In that case, you are required to include
What the Significant Deficiency Was/Is Date the Significant Deficiency Was Identified by the TCEQ Plan Approved by the TCEQ and Schedule for Correction, including Interim Measures, Progress to Date, and Any Interim Measures Completed If the deficiency was corrected last year’s Consumer Confidence Report, you are required to fill in this column. If not, you can delete this column. How the Deficiency Was Corrected and the Date of the Corrections Total Organic Carbon You should add more rows to this if you have more detections to report than there are rows. Constituent Low Average High Treatment Technique or Specific Action Level MCLG Unit of Measure Source of Constituent In this column, you are only required to include information if
Inorganic Contaminants You should add more rows to this table if you have more detections to report than there are rows. Name of Inorganic Contaminant Collection Date If sampling takes place once per year or less, Highest Level Detected or If sampling place more than once per year at each sampling point, Average Level Range of Levels Detected MCLG MCL (unless treatment technique or action level is specified) Unit of MCLG and MCL Was This a Violation? Likely Source of Contamination In this column, you are only required to include information if a detection of the row’s contaminant is listed. In that case, you are required to include information on the likely source(s) of detected contaminants based on your operator’s knowledge. If your operator lacks specific information on the likely source, you must include one or more of the typical sources listed below.
Toxaphene 0 3 ppb Runoff/leaching from insecticide used on cotton and cattle. Volatile Organic Contaminants You should add more rows to this table if you have more detections to report than there are rows. Name of Organic Contaminant Collection Date If sampling takes place once per year or less, Highest Level Detected or If sampling takes place more than once per year at each Range of Levels Detected MCLG MCL (unless treatment technique or action level is specified) Unit of MCLG and MCL Was This a Violation? Likely Source of Contamination In this column, you are only required to include information if a detection of the row’s contaminant is listed. In that case, you are required to include information on the likely source(s) of detected contaminants based on your operator’s knowledge. If your operator lacks specific information on the likely source, you must include one or more of the typical sources listed below.
Some people who drink water containing trihalomethanes in excess of the MCL over many years may experience problems with their liver, kidneys, or central nervous systems, and may have an increased risk of getting cancer. Name of Disinfectants and Disinfection Collection Date If sampling takes place once per year or less, Highest Level Detected or If sampling takes place more than once per year at each sampling point, Average Level Detected at the Sampling If no location or one location exceeds the MCL, Highest Locational Running Annual Average Or, if more than one location exceeds the MCL, Locational Running Annual Averages for All Sampling Points that Range of Levels Detected MCLG MCL Was This a Violation? Likely Source of Contamination In this column, you are only required to include information if a detection of the row’s contaminant is listed. In that case, you are required to include information on the likely source(s) of detected contaminants based on your operator’s knowledge. If your operator lacks specific information on the likely source, you must include one or more of the typical sources listed below.