A wellhead protection plan must have a contingency strategy that addresses disruptions of the water supply caused by contamination or mechanical failures of the public water supply system.
The contingency strategy must:
identify the water supply replacement alternatives, including the location of the replacement supply that will be available during a disruption;
have:
the names, addresses, telephone numbers, and response assignments of personnel for public health, water supply operations, and public relations;
a list of services, equipment, and supplies not available but needed to respond to a disruption; and
a plan of action and time frame for obtaining the services, equipment, and supplies identified in subitem (5);
identify ways to reduce the vulnerability of the water supply system to disruption and to improve the community's response capabilities.
MS s 103I.101
22 SR 668
October 27, 2003
Official Publication of the State of Minnesota
Revisor of Statutes