Cross Connection Control. Developer shall comply with all government and District rules and regulations governing cross-connections. Developer shall install and maintain backflow prevention devices required by the District as a condition of acceptance of the Extension.
Cross Connection Control. The Grantee acknowledges that the irrigation water they are providing to their customers is an “Auxiliary supply” as defined in Okanogan Municipal Code 13.20.010, and as such must be prevented from any cross connection with the City’s municipal water system in accordance with the provisions of OMC Chapter 13.10 as presently adopted or as may be amended from time to time. The Grantee agrees to cooperate with the City in achieving compliance with the requirements of OMC Chapter 13.10. The Grantee further agrees that in the event any of their customers continues in violation of the provisions of OMC Chapter 13.10 after notice by the City to correct a cross connection, that the Grantee will discontinue service of irrigation water to that property. Grantee shall continuously employ practices consistent with the regulations of the State Department of Health now existing or hereafter amended to guard against and prevent cross connection with the City's municipal water system. The Grantee shall encourage all of their customers to identify all irrigation system valves by conspicuous painting and signage to distinguish elements of the Grantee’s irrigation system clearly from elements of the City's municipal water system in order to prevent and preclude cross connection and to prevent insofar as it is possible ingestion by human beings of the Grantee’s irrigation system's non-potable water.
Cross Connection Control. The Department has responsibility for protection of potable water systems through cross connection control and backflow prevention. (Health and Safety Code Division 5, Part 1, Chapter 7.9, Sections 4049.50 et seq.; California Code of Regulations, Title 17, Division 1, Chapter 5, Group 4, Article 2, Sections 7601 et seq.). The Department has specified the backflow protection measures required at sites where reclaimed water is used.
Cross Connection Control. Each Party agrees to maintain a Florida Department of Environmental Protection approved cross connection control program.
Cross Connection Control. All new sewer connections shall be made in compliance with the cross connection control program and subject to review by certified cross connection control specialists. The Lot Owner agrees to eliminate, before the initiation of service, all past or present cross- connections in the Lot Owner's system which could lead to a violation of the cross connection control protocol as set forth by the State of Idaho and administered by the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (IDEQ).
Cross Connection Control. Contractor shall comply with all government and District rules and regulations prohibiting cross-connections. Contractor shall install and maintain backflow prevention devices as required by the District to isolate the newly constructed sewer and water systems from the District’s system. In addition, an inspection or test report from a State-approved inspector shall be required as a condition of receiving final acceptance of the Extension improvements and utility service from the District for water system. Refer to the current Alderwood Water & Wastewater District Cross Connection Control Manual to comply with the District’s policies and standards.
Cross Connection Control. Tigard maintains and will continue to maintain a cross connection and backflow prevention program that meets current state rules and regulations.
