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Or <br />B. <br />Please be aware that you will be billed at a rate of $89 per hour for any further enforcement activity <br />Donna Heran, REHS, Director <br />Environmental Health Department <br />Adrienne Ellsaesser, Lead Senior REHS <br />Small Public Water Systems, Unit IV, EHD <br />Analytical results of any additional samples collected, including source samples; <br />Community illness suspected of being waterborne; <br />Records of the investigation and any action taken. <br />required to obtain the sample results, documents, or actions EHD has requested within this letter. <br />If you have any questions contact Willy Ng, REHS, at (209) 468-3448 or Adrienne Ellsaesser, Lead <br />Senior REHS at (209) 468-0343. <br />occur during a loss of power), <br />(Expedited Hand Delivery of Notice of Water Quality Failure) - Notice by hand delivery <br />shall be given once within 14 days after the violation or failure. Repeat notice by hand shall <br />be given every 3 months for as long as the violation or failure exists. <br />(Continuous posting of Notice of Water Quality Failure) - Notice by posting in <br />conspicuous places within the area served by the system shall be initiated within 14 days after <br />the violation or failure. Posting shall continue for as long as the violation or failure exists. <br />Provide the Environmental Health Department (EHD) with a completed copy of the required public <br />notification and the methods you are using within ten (10) days of receipt of this letter. After a <br />positive, four repeats must be taken WITHIN 24 HOURS OF BEING NOTIFIED by your <br />laboratory and five routine samples shall be taken the following month. Please be aware that <br />bacteriological results collected for a system in a calendar month shall be reported to the EHD no later <br />than the tenth day of the following month. <br />Submit to the EHD within 30 days information on the current status of physical works and operating <br />procedures, which may have caused the elevated bacteriological findings, or any information on <br />community illness suspected of being waterborne and corrective actions taken to correct the violation. <br />This shall include, but not limited to: <br />A. Operating procedures that are or could potentially be related to the increase in bacterial <br />count; <br />Any interruptions in the treatment process; <br />C. System pressure loss to less than 5 psi (which will <br />D. Vandalism and/or unauthorized access; <br />E. Physical evidence indicating bacteriological contamination of facilities; <br />F. <br />G. <br />H.