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KENTUCKY DIVISION OF WATER DRINKING WATER BRANCH Revised //0 MONTHLY OPERATION REPORT (MOR)--ALL WATER SYSTEMS MONTH & YEAR OF: DEP Form 0--Revised 0/00 PLANT NAME: PWS NAME: PLANT CLASS: DIST. CLASS: AGENCY INTEREST (AI): SOURCE NAME: DATE MAILED: COUNTY: OPERATOR(S) IN RESPONSIBLE CHARGE CLASS CERTIFICATION NUMBER WTP SHIFT : WTP SHIFT : WTP SHIFT : DISTRIBUTION: THIS REPORT MUST BE RECEIVED BY THE DIVISION OF WATER AND APPLICABLE FIELD OFFICE NO LATER THAN DAYS AFTER THE END OF THE MONTH. TREATMENT PLANTS COMPLETE:. DESIGN CAPACITY (gpm):. TYPE OF FILTRATION USED:. DESIGN FILTRATION RATE (gpm/sq. ft.):. PERCENT BACKWASH WATER USED:. DATE FLOCCULATION BASIN(S) LAST CLEANED:. DATE SETTLING BASIN(S) LAST CLEANED: I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted herein. Based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible for obtaining the information, I believe the submitted information is true, accurate and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including the possiblity of fine and imprisonment. See KRS.-0 and 0 KAR :00. (Penalities under this statute and regulation may include fines up to $,000 per violation or by imprisonment for not more that one year, or both). SIGNATURE OF PRINCIPAL EXECUTIVE OFFICER OR AUTHORIZED AGENT DATE

APPLICABLE TO ALL PLANTS PAGE OF RAW HOURS COAGULANT COAGULANT ph ADJUSTMENT DISINFECTANT DISINFECTANT WATER TREATED PLANT OPERATED Pre Pre Post DAY GALLONS LBS PPM LBS PPM LBS PPM LBS PPM LBS PPM 0 0 TOTAL MAX NUMER DAYS IN OPERATION

APPLICABLE TO ALL PLANTS PAGE OF CHEMICALS ADDED DISINFECTANT FLUORIDE CARBON ph ADJUSTMENT KMnO CORROSION DAY LBS PPM LBS PPM LBS PPM LBS PPM LBS PPM LBS PPM LBS PPM Post INHIBITOR 0 0 TOTAL

APPLICABLE TO ALL PLANTS PAGE OF ph TOTAL TOTAL CHLORINE RESIDUAL TURBIDITY (NTU) ALKALINITY HARDNESS TOP OF PLANT TOP OF FILTER TAP SETTLED PLANT DAY RAW FILTER TAP RAW TAP RAW TAP TOTAL FREE TOTAL FREE RAW WATER TAP ANALYTICAL RESULTS (mg/l OR PPM UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED) 0 0

OPTIONAL INFORMATION--Surface Water Plants Only KENTUCKY DIVISION OF WATER DRINKING WATER BRANCH WATER TREATMENT PLANT MONTHLY OPERATION REPORT AGENCY INTEREST: AREA-WIDE OPTIMIZATION PROGRAM TURBIDITY DATA COPY PAGE AS NEEDED PAGE OF ANALYTICAL RESULTS (NTU) RAW SEDIMENTATION BASIN EFFLUENT INDIVIDUAL FILTER EFFLUENT CFE DAILY DAILY MAXIMUM DAILY MAXIMUM DAILY DAY MAXIMUM # # # # # # # # # # # # # MAXIMUM 0 0

APPLICABLE TO ALL PLANTS PWSID: *Please answer Y/N question below this chart. PAGE OF ANALYTICAL RESULTS (mg/l OR PPM UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED) FLUORIDE IRON MANGANESE Lowest Daily WATER Chlorine Residual Plant Tap On-Line Chlorine RAINFALL TEMP. Analyzer DEGREES DAY RAW TAP RAW TAP RAW TAP RAW TAP FREE / TOTAL INCHES F 0 /C 0 0 0 Monthly Minimum Total Rainfall Disinfectant Chloramines? (Y/N) Number of readings For Free Chlorine, # less than 0. mg/l For Chloramines, # less than 0. mg/l

APPLICABLE TO ALL PLANTS WITH FILTRATION FILTER OPERATION PAGE OF TOTAL No: No: No: No: No: WASH WATER AREA (square feet) AREA (square feet) AREA (square feet) AREA (square feet) AREA (square feet) WASHWATER FILT RUN WASHWATER FILT RUN WASHWATER FILT RUN WASHWATER FILT RUN WASHWATER FILT RUN DAY GALLONS GALLONS HRS GALLONS HRS GALLONS HRS GALLONS HRS GALLONS HRS 0 0 TOTAL COPY AS NEEDED

ALL WATER SYSTEMS PAGE OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM OPERATION CHLORINE CHEMICALS ADDED CHLORINE TEST RESULTS TOTAL (T) AND FREE (F) CHLORINE RESIDUAL (ppm) BOOSTER BOOSTER NORTH SOUTH EAST WEST DAY LBS LBS T F T F T F T F 0 0 TOTAL Average Total Minimum Free Minimum Total # Chlorine Samples # Less than 0. mg/l/0. mg/l Minimum Monthly Number of Free Residuals: Free Residual: Minimum Monthly Number of Total Residuals: Total Residual: Disinfectant Chloramines? (Y/N) Total # Less than 0. mg/l: Number of days of operation? Total # Less than 0. mg/l:

TURBIDITY REPORT APPLICABLE TO ALL PLANTS WITH FILTRATION Report Period (MM/YYYY): PAGE: PWS Name: OF DAY Hours Plant # of Turbidity Daily Operated Samples Required* Mid - am am - am am - Noon Noon - pm pm - pm pm - Mid Maximum 0 0 Total TOTAL # OF TURBIDITY SAMPLES TAKEN -- ARE YOU USING EITHER CONVENTIONAL or DIRECT FILTRATION? (Y/N) (Any type of filtration besides slow sand) Number of samples exceeding ----> 0. NTU 0. NTU NTU For slow sand filtration, the number of samples exceeding ---> NTU NTU *NOTE: The "Number of Turbidity Samples Required" is the number of hours the plant operated divided by rounded up to the next whole number. I certify that the above turbidity readings were taken every hours during plant operation and in the time frames noted above. Signature of Principal Executive Officer or Authorized Agent Date

APPLICABLE TO ALL SURFACE WATER PLANTS WITH FILTRATION INDIVIDUAL FILTER TURBIDITY EXCEEDANCE REPORT PWS Name: PWS ID: Report Period (MM/YYYY): If any filter exceeded any one of the individual filter turbidity triggers below, (also listed on the Summary Sheet ), complete the following and submit the appropriate report(s). PAGE OF Date Filter Number Turbidity Reading (NTU) Trigger Level (see below) Reason for Exceedance (if known) Date and Time State was Contacted Trigger Levels: A. Any one filter has a measured turbidity level of greater than.0 NTU in consecutive measurements taken minutes apart. B. Any one filter has a measured turbidity level of greater than 0. NTU in consecutive measurements taken minutes apart at the end of the first hours of operation following a backwash or return to service. C. Any one filter has a measured turbidity level of greater than.0 NTU in consecutive measurements taken minutes apart at any time in each of consecutive months. D. Any one filter has a measured turbidity level of greater than.0 NTU in consecutive measurements taken minutes apart at any time in each of consecutive months. Report Required: For Trigger A.: For Trigger B.: For Trigger C.: For Trigger D.: Filter number, the turbidity measurement, the date of exceedance and filter profile within days of the exceedance, if no obvious reason for the exceedance Filter number, the turbidity measurement, the date of exceedance and filter profile within days of the exceedance, if no obvious reason for the exceedance Filter number, the turbidity measurement, the date of exceedance and a filter self-assessment within days of the exceedance Filter number, the turbidity measurement, the date of exceedance and arrange for a Comprehensive Performance Evaluation (CPE) with the Drinking Water Branch no later than 0 days following the exceedance MAKE COPIES AS NEEDED

DAILY CHLORINE DIOXIDE AND CHLORITE REPORT PWS Name: APPLICABLE TO PLANTS UTILIZING CHLORINE DIOXIDE Plant ID: Samples taken at the EPTDS daily DAY Chlorine Dioxide MRDL DAY Chlorite MCL (mg/l) Exceeded? (mg/l) Exceeded? DATE PWS ID: Plant ID: Report Period (MM/YYYY): PAGE OF Samples taken in the Distribution System as necessary Additional chlorine dioxide monitoring following an exceedance of the MRDL at the EPTDS (No booster chlorination in the distribtution system) Close to st Close to st Close to st customer- hr customer- hr customer- hr MRDL Exceeded? Samples taken in the Distribution System as necessary Additional chlorine dioxide monitoring following an exceedance of the MRDL at the EPTDS (Booster chlorination in the distribtution system) Close to st Average Residence Maximum Residence DATE customer Time Time MRDL Exceeded? 0 0 0 0 # of Readings Maximum # Exceeding Maximum MAKE COPIES AS NEEDED. EPTDS (Non-acute violation) chlorine dioxide MRDL exceeded when consecutive daily samples exceed the MRDL of 0. mg/l.. Distribution (Acute violation) chlorine dioxide MRDL exceeded when an EPTDS exceeds the MRDL and or more of the followup samples taken the following day in the distribution system exceeds the MRDL.. Additional distribution chlorite sampling is triggered by exceeding the chlorite MCL of.0 mg/l at the EPTDS; the additional sampling must be done by a certified lab and submitted on compliance forms.

APPLICABLE TO ALL PLANTS COLUMN HEADINGS MAY BE CHANGED BASED UPON DATA ADDITIONAL DATA PAGE: OF DAY 0 0 TOTAL

KENTUCKY DIVISION OF WATER / DRINKING WATER BRANCH MONTHLY OPERATING REPORT (MOR) PLANT SUMMARY FORM PWS ID MONITORING PERIOD (MMYYYY) NOTE: COMPLETE ALL APPLICABLE FIELDS. PLANT ID PLANT NAME AGENCY INTEREST PLANT INFORMATION APPLICABLE TO ALL PLANTS TOTAL WATER TREATED (gallons) AVE. DAILY PRODUCTION (gallons) MAXIMUM PUMPAGE (gallons per day) INDIVIDUAL FILTER EFFLUENT TURBIDITY APPLICABLE TO ALL PLANTS WITH FILTRATION ANALYTE CODE 00 Was each filter monitored continuously? (Y/N) Were measurements recorded every minutes? (Y/N) Was there a failure of the continuous monitoring equipment? (Y/N) If Yes, () were individual filter effluent turbidity grab samples collected every four hours of operation? (Y/N) () was the continuously monitoring equipment repaired within working days? (Y/N) Was individual filter level greater than.0 NTU in two consecutive measurements? (Y/N) Was individual filter level greater than 0. NTU in two consecutive measurements after on line for more than four hours? (Y/N) Was individual filter level greater than.0 NTU in two consecutive measurements in three consecutive months? (Y/N) Was individual filter level greater than.0 NTU in two consecutive measurements in two consecutive months? (Y/N) If any of the last boxes are YES, fill out the Individual Filter Turbidity Sheet and submit with the MOR COMBINED FILTER EFFLUENT TURBIDITY APPLICABLE TO ALL PLANTS WITH FILTRATION ENTRY POINT RESIDUAL DISINFECTANT CONCENTRATION APPLICABLE TO ALL PLANTS ANALYTE CODE 00 Number of hours of plant operation Were samples taken every hours of plant operation? (Y/N) Number of samples taken Highest single turbidity reading For all filtration except slow sand filtration: Number of samples exceeded 0. NTU Number of samples exceeded 0. NTU Number of samples exceeded NTU When filtration is slow sand filtration: Number of samples exceeded NTU Number of samples exceeded NTU CHLORINE DIOXIDE ENTRY POINT MONITORING APPLICABLE TO PLANTS UTILIZING CHLORINE DIOXIDE ANALYTE CODE 0 Number of days of plant operation Were samples taken each day of operation? (Y/N) Number of samples taken Highest single chlorine dioxide reading Number of chlorine dioxide samples exceeded 0. mg/l ANALYTE CODE 0 Number of days of plant operation Were samples taken each day of operation? (Y/N) Number of lowest chlorine samples recorded Lowest single chlorine reading If less than required: Was residual restored within hours of plant operation? (Y/N) Free Chlorine (for all disinfectants except chloromine): Number of samples under 0. mg/l Total Chlorine (when disinfectant is Chloramine): Number of samples under 0. mg/l CHLORITE ENTRY POINT MONITORING APPLICABLE TO PLANTS UTILIZING CHLORINE DIOXIDE ANALYTE CODE 0 Number of days of plant operation Were samples taken each day of operation? (Y/N) Number of samples taken Highest single chlorite reading Number of chlorite samples exceeded mg/l I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted herein. Based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible for obtaining the information, the submitted information is true, accurate and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of fine and imprisonment. Violations of 0 KAR Chapter are subject to severe penalties prescribed in KRS.-0, up to $,000 fine per day per violation and in some cases a violation may subject the violator to prison. Signature of Prinicipal Executive Officer or Authorized Agent Date

KENTUCKY DIVISION OF WATER / DRINKING WATER BRANCH MONTHLY OPERATING REPORT (MOR) SUMMARY FORM PWS ID: AI #: MONITORING PERIOD (MMYYYY) NOTE: COMPLETE ALL APPLICABLE FIELDS!!! PURCHASED APPLICABLE TO ALL WATER SYSTEMS FROM WHOM? (PWS ID) HOW MUCH? (gallons) TO WHOM? (PWS ID) SOLD HOW MUCH? (gallons) ANALYTE CODE 0 Number of days of operation Were samples taken each day of operation? (Y/N) Number of samples taken: FREE TOTAL Lowest single FREE chlorine reading Lowest single TOTAL chlorine reading DISTRIBUTION RESIDUAL DISINFECTANT CONCENTRATION APPLICABLE TO ALL WATER SYSTEMS Free Chlorine (for all disinfectants except chloramine) Number of samples under 0. mg/l Total Chlorine (when disinfectant is chloramine) Number of samples under 0. mg/l I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted herein. Based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible for obtaining the information, the submitted information is true, accurate and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of fine and imprisonment. Violations of 0 KAR Chapter are subject to severe penalties prescribed in KRS.-0, up to $,000 fine per day per violation and in some cases a violation may subject the violator to prison. Signature of Prinicipal Executive Officer or Authorized Agent Date