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Proposed Emergency Rulemaking - Reporting Requirements (SWRCB-DDW-21-002E)

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SWRCB-DDW-21-002EState & Local

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The State Water Resources Control Board is initiating a proposed emergency rulemaking project, identified as SWRCB-DDW-21-002E, to amend title 22, section 64469 of the California Code of Regulations. This regulatory action is designed to empower the State Water Board to directly enforce electronic reporting requirements against public water systems. Under these regulations, public water systems are held responsible for employing accredited laboratories to conduct drinking water analysis and ensure that all regulatory results are reported through the California Laboratory Intake Portal (CLIP). The primary objectives of this initiative are to enhance statewide water quality monitoring and strengthen public health protections. This project is classified as a special notice with a NAICS code of 926140 and is being implemented statewide. A Notice of Exemption has been filed under CEQA sections 15306 and 15061(b)(3), as the project focuses on information collection and is not expected to result in significant environmental impacts. Administrative oversight is managed by the State Water Resources Control Board in Sacramento, with key points of contact including Dan Wang and Debora Lancaster.

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SWRCB emergency rulemaking for electronic drinking water reporting enforcement by public water systems.

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California → State Water Resources Control Board

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CA

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AgencyCalifornia → State Water Resources Control Board
Contacts2 people available
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California → State Water Resources Control Board
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Contacts
Debora LancasterStaff Services Manager I (Specialist)
Dan WangSenior Environmental Scientist - Supervisory

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This project is a proposed regulatory action to amend title 22, section 64469 of the California Code of Regulations to allow the State Water Board to enforce the current electronic reporting requirements directly against public water systems, which are responsible for utilizing accredited laboratories to provide analysis of drinking water that report regulatory results through the California Laboratory Intake Portal (CLIP). The new regulations will improve statewide water quality monitoring and ensure public health protection.

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