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COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH Cross Connection & Water Pollution Control Plan Check Process for Alternate Water Systems Robert Bueras, R.E.H.S. Environmental Health Specialist III County of Los Angeles Department of


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COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Cross Connection & Water Pollution Control

Plan Check Process for Alternate Water Systems

Robert Bueras, R.E.H.S. Environmental Health Specialist III County of Los Angeles Department of Public Health Cross Connection & Water Pollution Control Program Environmental Protection Branch

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I. INTRODUCTION

  • II. SB 966
  • III. DEFINE: ALTERNATE WATER SOURCES
  • IV. PLAN CHECK SUBMITTAL & REVIEW

PROCESS

  • V. SITE INSPECTIONS & FINAL
  • VI. CONCLUSION
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PROGRAM GOAL:

The Cross Connection & Water Pollution Control Program is responsible for the enforcement of statutes, regulations and applicable ordinances related to cross connection control, i.e., the prevention of non-potable/unapproved water supplies or other substances from entering the potable water supply system.

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Why Establish a Cross Connection Program?

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In every chapter associated with alternate water supplies (Chapter 15 & 16), a section for Cross-Connection testing is included

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  • Guidelines for harvesting rainwater, stormwater & Urban runoff of outdoor non-

potable uses

  • A living document formulated in 2011
  • No other guideline available

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Alternate Water Matrix - 2016

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Tier 1A: Rain (NP) Tier 1B: Rain (P) Tier 2: Gray Tier 3: Storm Tier 4 Recycled

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Alternate Water Sources

  • “Alternate Water Sources for non-potable applications”
  • Recycled water
  • Rainwater - Harvested
  • Stormwater - Collected
  • Urban run-off
  • Graywater – reuse
  • Foundation Drainage Systems
  • Black water

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SENATE BILL 966

FOR ON-SITE TREATED NONPOTABLE WATER SYSTEMS WHICH REQUIRES STATE BOARD TO ADOPT REGULATIONS BY 12-1-2022 FOR RISK-BASED WATER QUALITY STANDARDS FOR MFD’S, COMMERCIAL AND MIXED-USE BUILDINGS. REQUIRES LOCAL JURISDICTION TO ESTABLISH A PROGRAM FOR ON-SITE TREATED NONPOTABLE WATER SYSTEMS. TREATED ALTERNATE WATER SOURCES: GRAY, RAIN, STORM, AND BLACK FOR IRRIGATION, TOILET & URINAL FLUSHING, DUST CONTROL, COMMERCIAL LAUNDRY SERVICES. STATE TO ADDRESS ISSUES SUCH AS: PATHOGENS, MONITORING REQUIREMENTS, PUBLIC INFORMATION & NOTIFICATION, AND CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL MEASURES. DOES NOT ADDRESS UNTREATED NONPOTABLE WATER SYSTEMS.

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COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH

CROSS CONNECTION & WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAM

Consists of: Chief, Office support staff, 9 inspectors 6 Plan Checkers (1 full time, 5 part time) 3 Field inspectors – surveys 2017 – 382 Plan submittals 59% Rainwater 33% Recycled water 8% Gray / Stormwater 2018 – 443 submittals so far

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Plan Review Process for Alternate Water Systems

  • Submit plans, application & fee
  • Review within 21 calendar days
  • Official Plan Review Report (contingent approval)
  • Pre-construction meeting with contractor
  • Inspections – different phases
  • Final Cross-Connection Shutdown Test
  • Alternate Water Site requiring registration
  • Issuing an annual permit – renewing each year

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PLAN CHECK & INSPECTION

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Foundation drainage

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DOMESTIC WATER CONVERSION TO URBAN RUN-OFF TIER 1A BUCKET

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UNPRESSURIZED SEWER LINE

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GRAYWATER

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County of Los Angeles Department of Public Health Cross-Connection & Water Pollution Control Program 5050 Commerce Drive, Room 116 Baldwin Park, CA 91706 (626) 430 – 5290 ccwpcp@ph.lacounty.gov