Conn. Agencies Regs. § 16-11-94 - Sanitation standards
(1) Any utility
furnishing water service for human consumption or domestic use shall conform to
all requirements of the state department of health for construction and
operation of its water system as pertains to sanitation and potability of the
water.
(2) Each utility shall have
representative samples of the water supplied by it tested and analyzed by the
state or local departments of health or by a competent chemist and
bacteriologist, at intervals sufficient to insure a safe water
supply.
(3) If the above-prescribed
tests show that the water furnished by the utility is contaminated or otherwise
unsafe for human consumption, the utility shall forward a report of such test
to the commission or other state agency having correctional jurisdiction
without delay, and shall take immediate steps to correct the condition. Reports
of corrective action shall then be forwarded to the commission.
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