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TMRIWS Page 3. 5. Provide EHD with data that demonstrates the new source can provide an adequate quality and quantity of water according to the California Water Works Standard (pump tests, meter readings, etc.). 6. Submit the driller's well log to EHD and an updated technical report as required by the Health and Safety (H&S) Code, Section 116530. 7. The Technical Managerial and Financial (TMF) Capacity Assessment Form shall be completed and submitted to this office for review 2. The TMF Capacity form and support documents are available at the State of California Department of Public Health web page, http:/./www.cdph.ca. gov/certlic/drinkingw ater/Pages/def,tult.aspx 8. Submit to EHD the manufacturer's specification sheets for the well pump and storage tanks including the pump curve data sheet. 9. Any well constructed for this facility shall comply with the well surface seal (pedestal) specifications of the San Joaquin County Well Standards 4.10 and the Water Well Standards State of California Bulletin 74-81. 10. A NTNC water system shall utilize only personnel who are certified in accordance with Title 22, Section 7107, California Code of Regulations, as a Grade 1 Certified Distribution Operator (CDO) to make decisions addressing the following operational activities: make alterations, repairs, and additions to the water lines; disinfect, flush, drain, clean existing water lines; pull, rehabilitate and disinfect the water well; stand-by emergency responses, maintain or adjust the flow and pressure, including fire flows: investigate water quality problems, determine and control the proper chemical dosage rates for the wellhead disinfection and distribution system. Provide EHD with a copy of the Certification of the Grade -D1 Drinking Water Distribution Operator that will be operating at your facility. You may contact the State Department of Health Services for additional information on this requirement at (916) 327-1139. The following issues are not conditions of the water permit but are concerns of EHD that should be considered. 1. The use of low flow toilets and low water use equipment is recommended as a conservation measure and to reduce the load on the existing septic systems. 2. The EHD encourages incorporation of a flow meter as part of the installation of a new water source. This can be a useful tool in the overall water -monitoring program. 'According to the California Health and Safety Code section 116540, "no public water system that was not in existence on January 1, 1998, shall be granted a permit unless the system demonstrates to the Department that the water supplier possesses adequate financial, managerial, and technical capacity to assure the delivery of pure, wholesome, and potable drinking water. This section shall also apply to any change of ownership of a public water system that occurs after January 1, 1998".