1. Jay Frick Rebecca Sadosky, PhD
Source Water Collaborative: HB894 Special Topics Meeting November 18, 2014
Jay Frick
Rebecca Sadosky, PhD

2. Welcome
Introductions
Recap
Suggested Approach

3. Identify Stakeholders
Professional associations
Non-profit organizations
Councils of government
Local governments and local utilities
State and federal agencies
Industry representatives/consultants
Others?
Exit to excel list

4. December 16th Stakeholder Meeting Agenda
Open word file agenda

5. Issues and Concerns Brainstorm and then solidify categories
Capture specific ideas during process
Time permitting – exercise to brainstorm specifics

6. Implementation How to define and evaluate?
Point system with a list of options
Self-reporting
Verification

7. Criteria/Categories Applies to both plan types and implementation
(1)       A standardized format for use by suppliers of water in creating their SWPP. The Commission may create different formats and required plan elements for public water systems based on the system type, source type, watershed classification, population served, source susceptibility to contamination, proximity of potential contamination sources to the intake, lack of water supply alternatives, or other characteristics the Commission finds to be relevant.
(3)       Reporting requirements sufficient for the Department to monitor the creation, implementation, and revision by suppliers of water. The Commission may provide different reporting requirements based on the public water system characteristics set forth in subdivision (1) of this subsection.

11. Thank You!
Stakeholder Meeting: December 16th 12:30 – 3:30pm Archdale Building, Ground Floor Hearing Room

12. Additional Discussion Questions
What additional tools or data would help water systems comply with regulation?
What can be done about jurisdictional issues?