Field Office Compliance - Assistance

Assistance ID - 115938
Osceola Water Works - 310338248
2320 WEST CLAY STREET Osceola, IA 50213
Clarke County

FO 5

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10/29/2020 Brandon also called today to talk about jetco coming tomorrow for programming and wanted to be sure what was needed for the new CFE location. The line outside is in for the chlorine. Working to move other things. Still see a spike at the CFE upon startup due to the two in-plant pumps kicking on. It's not a compliance issue since the first 15 minute reading would be recorded at 15 minutes after start up. JANET GASTINEAU
10/29/2020 Gastineau, Janet <janet.gastineau@dnr.iowa.gov> 8:59 AM (7 hours ago) to Osceola The Iowa DNR Natural Resource Commission designates boating speed on public waters. It is in the Iowa Administrative Code. If this is something you want to pursue further, contact alicia.plathe@dnr.iowa.gov or (515) 725-8283. She is the Iowa DNR director's secretary. On Mon, Oct 26, 2020 at 2:20 PM Gastineau, Janet <janet.gastineau@dnr.iowa.gov> wrote: I'm checking into the No Wake designation and will let you know. Here are the separation requirements for impoundments/lakes. Surface water source. The applicant must submit proof that a proposed surface water source can, through readily available treatment methodology, comply with 567—Chapters 41 and 43, and that the raw water source is adequately protected against potential health hazards including, but not limited to, point source discharges, hazardous chemical spills, and the potential sources of contamination listed in Table A. After a surface water impoundment has received preliminary approval from the department for use as a raw water source, the owner of the water supply system shall submit proof of legal control through ownership, lease, easement, or other similar means, of contiguous land for a distance of 400 feet from the shoreline at the maximum water level. Legal control shall be for the life of the impoundment and shall control location of sources of contamination within the 400-foot distance. Proof of legal control should be submitted as part of the construction permit application and shall be submitted prior to issuance of a permit to construct. The 400 foot distance only applies to reservoirs built after 1979 that are not multi-use, does the owner have 400 feet of legal control from the shoreline at the maximum water level? But don't ask me why other than it must have something to do with when we brought in the regulation. The separation distances apply though. The full regulation where Table A is found is attached. This is why the Iowa DNR was so against the casino/boat. JANET GASTINEAU
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