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ELECTRONIC ANNUAL REPORT 7 California Department of Public Health has implemented an electronic process for submitting a mandatory report, called the Electronic Annual Report to the Drinking Water Program. The report can be accessed and completed through a website on the internet called the DRINC. Portal (http://drine.ca.gov/ear/). The French Camp Golf Course Water System shall submit a completed Electronic Annual Report by July 1st of each Year. BACTERIOLOGICAL MONITORING 8 A procedural violation will be issued to the French Camp Golf Course Water System, if the EHD does not receive acceptable Routine or Repeat samples results by the lath of the following month of the required monitoring event. Any Routine or Repeat sample result reported to have detectable chlorine levels above 0.05 parts per million (ppm) will not be accepted by the EHD. 9 The EHD will only accept Routine and Repeat samples that have chlorine residuals reported on the laboratory report above 0.05 parts per million (ppm), if the French Camp Golf Course Water System has prior approval from the EHD to use a chlorination feed system. 10 All four Repeat sample results shall be enumerated and chlorine residuals of each sample reported on the laboratory report. Any Repeat sample result submitted that is not enumerated or fails to report the chlorine residual reported or will not be accepted by the EHD. 11 All five Routine samples collected in a month, following the month of a positive Routine sample result, shall be enumerated and chlorine residuals reported of each sample reported. Any one of the five Routine sample results submitted that is not enumerated or fails to report the chlorine residual will not be accepted by the EHD. 12 All Routine and Repeat sample results that are found to beosp itive for the presence of coliform bacteria, whether they are acceptable or not acceptable, will be used by the EHD to determine if the French Camp Golf Course Water System is in compliance with the drinking water standards for bacteria OUT OF SERVICE WELLS 13 The French Camp Golf Course Water System shall obtain an Out of Service Well Permit from EHD for any well that is no longer used and is inactive. The Out of Service Well Permit is valid for one year. A well that is inactive for longer than one year is defined as an abandoned well, per the California Well Standards and the San Joaquin County Well Standards, All abandoned wells shall be destroyed under permit and inspection from the EHD, unless the French Camp Golf Course Water System demonstrates to the EHD that the well will become active and the well is not a conduit for contaminants to migrate and degrade the ground water. IMI