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Code of Federal Regulations Title 40. Protection of Environment § 40.141.571 What records does subpart T require my system to keep?

Current as of January 02, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

Your system must keep several types of records based on the requirements of subpart T, in addition to recordkeeping requirements under § 141.75. The following table describes the necessary records, the length of time these records must be kept, and for which requirement the records pertain. Your system is required to maintain records described in this table, if it is subject to the specific requirement shown in the first column.

Corresponding requirement

Description of necessary records

Duration of time records must be kept

(a)

Individual Filter Turbidity Requirements

Results of individual filter monitoring

At least 3 years.

(§§ 141.560-141.564)

(b)

Disinfection Profiling

Results of Profile (including raw data and analysis)

Indefinitely.

(§§ 141.530-141.536)

(c)

Disinfection Benchmarking

Benchmark (including raw data and analysis)

Indefinitely.

(§§ 141.540-141.544)
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