652.101  Construction Permit Requirements (Repealed)
652.102  Submission of Plans and Specifications (Repealed)
652.103  Preliminary Plans (Repealed)
652.104  Supporting Data for Construction Permit Applications (Repealed)
652.105  Plans – General Layout (Repealed)
652.106  Specifications (Repealed)
652.107  Revisions to Plan Documents (Repealed)
652.108  Alterations (Repealed)
652.109  Filing of Applications and Final Action by Agency (Repealed)
652.110  Permit Application Review (Repealed)
652.111  Standards for Issuance (Repealed)
652.112  Duration of Permits (Repealed)
652.113  Permit Limitations (Repealed)
652.114  Right of Inspection (Repealed)
 

SUBPART B: OPERATING PERMITS
 

Section
652.201  Operating Permit Requirements (Repealed)
652.202  Certified Operator or Registered Person (Repealed)
652.203  Projects Requiring Disinfection (Repealed)
652.204  Projects Not Requiring Disinfection (Repealed)
652.205  Partial Operating Permits (Repealed)
 

SUBPART C: EMERGENCY PERMITS
 

Section
652.301  Permits Under Emergency Conditions (Repealed)
 

SUBPART D: RESTRICTED STATUS AND CRITICAL REVIEW
 

Section
652.401  Basis of Restricted Status and Critical Review (Repealed)

 

SUBPART E: ALGICIDE PERMITS
 

Section
652.501  Algicide Permit Requirements (Repealed)
652.502  Permit Applications (Repealed)
652.503  Sampling (Repealed)
 

SUBPART F: AQUATIC PESTICIDE PERMITS
 

Section
652.601  Aquatic Pesticide Permit Requirements (Repealed)
652.602  Permit Application Contents (Repealed)
652.603  Permits Under Public Health Related Emergencies (Repealed)
652.604  State Agency Programs (Repealed)
652.605  Extension of Permit Duration (Repealed)
 

SUBPART G: PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY CAPACITY
 

Section
652.701  System Capacity
652.702  Supporting Data for Public Water Supply Capacity Demonstration

             
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a)         "Technical capacity" means the physical and operational ability of a water system to achieve and maintain federal drinking water requirements and State drinking water requirements as described in the Act and 35 Ill. Adm. Code:  Subtitle F, Chapters I and II.  Technical capacity means the physical infrastructure of the water system and includes but is not limited to adequacy of source water and treatment, storage and distribution components, as well as the ability of system personnel to adequately operate and maintain the system.
 
b)         "Managerial capacity" means the ability of a water system to conduct its business in a manner that enables the system to achieve and maintain compliance with federal drinking water requirements and State drinking water requirements as described in the Act and 35 Ill. Adm. Code:  Subtitle F, Chapters I and II. Managerial capacity includes the system's institutional and administrative capabilities, and is assessed using data documenting ownership accountability, staffing and organization, and effective external linkages with customers, external resource agencies, and regulators.
 
c)         "Financial capacity" means the ability of a water system to acquire and manage sufficient financial resources to enable the system to achieve and maintain compliance with federal drinking water requirements and State drinking water requirements as described in the Act and 35 Ill. Adm. Code:  Subtitle F, Chapters I and II.  Financial capacity includes revenue sufficiency, credit worthiness, and use of budgeting, accounting, and financial planning practices, as well as documentation of financial management through record keeping and revenue management.
 

a)         For technical capacity, each public water supply must demonstrate the following:
 
1)         compliance with the standards for design, construction, and operation of public water supplies as required by 35 Ill. Adm. Code 602 and 651 through 654;
 
2)         selection of a source that is economically reasonable, reliable and adequate in quantity, and technically treatable to meet all proposed and existing State and federal drinking water standards, based upon an evaluation of potential sources of potable water;
 
3)         compliance with the ownership, certified operator, and  responsible operator rules of 35 Ill. Adm. Code 603; and
 
4)         compliance with the applicable federal and State drinking water standards of 35 Ill. Adm. Code:  Subtitle F, Chapters I and II.
 
b)         Each public water supply must demonstrate managerial capacity by providing the following:
 
1)         an organizational chart of the system that identifies responsible personnel, including both management and operational personnel;
 
2)         an operational management plan that:
 
A)        describes operating procedures;
 
B)        identifies the personnel responsible for operation and management of the system;
 
C)        includes a description of the process to be used to identify and implement changes to current procedures; and
 
D)        identifies the process to be used to ensure that changes in responsible personnel are reported and implemented;
 
3)         an emergency management plan that includes:
 
A)        identification of potential natural and human-caused risks to the water system;
 
B)        identification of personnel responsible for response actions, notification procedures, and public/press relations; and
 
C)        measures for averting or avoiding emergencies and the means for implementing the emergency response plan; and
 
4)         a training plan that assures on-going training participation by all personnel.
 
c)         Each  public water supply must demonstrate financial capacity by submitting the following:
 
1)         a budget developed for a five year period that includes, at a minimum, revenue income, operating expenses, capitalization expenses, reserves, capital improvements, and an emergency reserve fund;
 
2)         a description of income, investment and disbursement procedures and fiscal management reports that ensure adequate fiscal management; and
 
3)         a financial plan that projects growth, potable water demands, and regulatory compliance.
 
(Source:  Added at 23 Ill. Reg. 8989, effective July 29, 1999)

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