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 Alaska Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 12, 2017)
 Title 18. Environmental Conservation.
 Chapter 18.74. Water and Wastewater Operator Certification and Training.
 Article 18.74.1. Requirements for a Class I - Class IV Water System or Wastewater System.

  Section 18.74.006. Applicability.  

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  • The requirements of 18 AAC 74.006 - 18 AAC 74.125 apply to a  
		(1) public or private wastewater system that  
			(A) has 100 or more service connections; or  
			(B) is used or intended for use by 500 or more individuals per day;  
		(2) community or non-transient non-community water system that has 100 or more service connections;  
		(3) community or non-transient non-community water system that   
			(A) has 15 or more service connections; and  
			(B) is used or intended for use by 500 or more individuals per day;  
		(4) community or non-transient non-community water system that  
			(A) has fewer than 100 service connections;  
			(B) is used or intended for use by fewer than 500 individuals per day; and  
			(C) uses a water treatment process that uses  
				(i) coagulation;  
				(ii) chemically aided filtration;  
				(iii) membrane filtration;  
				(iv) the addition of more than one chemical to accomplish multiple water treatment objectives; or  
				(v) a combination of water treatment processes not listed in (i) - (iv) of this subparagraph that, in the department's determination, requires a high level of operator skill; in determining whether a combination of water treatment processes requires a high level of operator skill, the department will consider the advice of the board;  
		(5) community or non-transient non-community water system that  
			(A) has fewer than 15 service connections;  
			(B) is used or intended for use by 500 or more individuals per day; and  
			(C) uses a water treatment process that uses  
				(i) coagulation;  
				(ii) chemically aided filtration;  
				(iii) membrane filtration;  
				(iv) the addition of more than one chemical to accomplish multiple water treatment objectives; or  
				(v) a combination of water treatment processes not listed in (i) - (iv) of this subparagraph that, in the department's determination, requires a high level of operator skill; in determining whether a combination of water treatment processes requires a high level of operator skill, the department will consider the advice of the board;  
		(6) transient non-community water system that  
			(A) uses a surface water source or a groundwater under the direct influence of surface water source; and  
			(B) uses a water treatment process that uses  
				(i) coagulation;  
				(ii) chemically aided filtration;  
				(iii) membrane filtration;  
				(iv) the addition of more than one chemical to accomplish multiple water treatment objectives; or  
				(v) a combination of water treatment processes not listed in (i) - (iv) of this subparagraph that, in the department's determination, requires a high level of operator skill; in determining whether a combination of water treatment processes requires a high level of operator skill, the department will consider the advice of the board; and  
		(7) transient non-community water system that  
			(A) uses a groundwater source;  
			(B) is used or intended for use by 500 or more individuals per day; and  
			(C) uses a water treatment process that uses  
				(i) coagulation;  
				(ii) chemically aided filtration;  
				(iii) membrane filtration;  
				(iv) the addition of more than one chemical to accomplish multiple water treatment objectives; or  
				(v) a combination of water treatment processes not listed in (i) - (iv) of this subparagraph that, in the department's determination, requires a high level of operator skill; in determining whether a combination of water treatment processes requires a high level of operator skill, the department will consider the advice of the board.

Authorities

46.30.040;46.30.080;46.30.120

Notes


Authority
AS 46.30.040 AS 46.30.080 AS 46.30.120
History
Eff. 1/18/2001, Register 157; am 12/3/2006, Register 180; am 11/21/2010, Register 196