DIRECTORY OF DRINKING WATER TRAINING MATERIALS

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water
December 1994

Submitted by
LABAT-ANDERSON Incorporated
Arlington, Virginia


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DIRECTORY OF DRINKING WATER TRAINING MATERIALS

INTRODUCTION

This Directory includes abstracts and ordering information for
drinking water training documents produced since July 1992 by the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Ground Water and
Drinking Water.

The Directory is patterned after The Drinking Water Training
Resources Directory: A National Training Coalition Directory of

Current Training Materials, First Edition, which contains many
Office of Water training materials published prior to July 1392.

DIRECTORY FORMAT AND CONTENT

Entries are arranged alphabetically by title and contain the
following components:

-	Title

-	Author

-	Producer

-	Publication Date

-	Material type and description

Publications are identified either as Training Materials
(TM) - publications developed specifically for training
activity, or Training Reference Materials (TRM) -

publications useful in supporting training activities.

-	Keywords

This directory uses the keywords that appear in the
Drinking Water Training Resources^Directory: A National
Training Coalition Directory of Current Training
Materials, First Edition.

-	Abstract

-	Availability and cost

Each entry lists at least one source for the material and
its cost. Materials may be ordered from the following:

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Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC)
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1-800-276-0462

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1-800-553-6847

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(703) 921-8647 (fax)

AVAILABILITY

Single copies of this Directory are available at no cost from the
EPA Office of Water Resource Center (202-260-7786) .

Copies of the Drinking Water Training Resources Directory: A
National Training Coalition Directory of Current Training
Materials (July 1992) are available from the Educational
Resources Information Center (614) 292-6717. Ask for publication
#655G ($16.25) .

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KEYWORD INDEX

Analysis/Analytical Methods

Analysis of Potential Trade-Offs in Regulation of Disinfection
By-Products

DBP/ICR Analytical Methods Guidance Manual: Public Comment Draft

A Guide for Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit Analysis of State

and jjocal Ground Water Protection Programs
Manual for the Certification of Laboratories Analyzing Drinking
Water: Criteria and Procedures. Quality Assurance; Third
Edition; Change 2 - September
Simulation of Compliance Choices for the Disinfection By-
products Regulatory Impact Analysis
Simulation of Raw Water and Treatment Parameters in Support of

the Disinfection By Products Regulatory Impact Analysis
Status Report on Analytical Methods to Support the
Disinfectant/Disinfection By-Products Rule

.Annual Report

EPA's Ground Water and Drinking Water Program: Making a
Difference

Aquifers

A Review of Methods lor Assessing Aquifer Sensitivity and Ground

Water Vulnerability to Pesticide Contamination
Wellhead Protection in Confined, Semi-Confined, Fractured, and

Karst Aquifer Settings

Asbestos

Pocket Sampling Guide for Operators of Small Water Systems;
Phases II arid V

Assessments

Ground Water Resource Assessment

Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection by-

Products (a) in Public Drinking Water
Report to the United States Congress on Radionuclides in Drinking
Water: Multimedia Risk and Cost Assessment of Radon in
Drinking Water (Draft)

Report to the United States Congress on Radon, in Drinking Water:

Multimedia Risk and Cost Assessment of Radon
A Review of Methods for Assessing Aquifer Sensitivity and Ground

Water Vulnerability to Pesticide Contamination
Simulation of Microbial Occurrence, Exposure and Health Risks

After Drinking Water Treatment Processes
Simulation of: Raw Water and Treatment Parameters in Support of
the Disinfection By-Products Regulatory Impact Analysis

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Use of Microbial Risk Assessment in Setting U.S. Drinking Water
Standards

Bibliography-

Drinking Water Training Resources Directory: A National Training

Coalition Directory of Current Training Materials
Federal Register Citations for the Safe Drinking Water Act: A

Compilation of References
Lead in Drinking Water: An Annotated List of Publications

Coliform Rule

Total Coliform Rule: Implementation Manual (Including Appendix
D)

Community Water Systems

Innovative Options for Financing Nongovernmental Public Water

Supplies' Needs
Pocket Sampling Guide for Operators of Small Water Systems:
Phases II and V

Compliance

A Drinking Water State Revolving Fund: Ensuring Safe Drinking

Water For America
The National Public Water System Supervision Program FY 1993

Compliance Report
Helping Small Systems Comply with the Safe Drinking Water Act:

The Role of Restructuring
Lead and Copper Rule: Definitions and Federal Reporting for

Milestones, Violations and SNCs
Lead in Drinking Water: Guidance for Conducting a Community-Based

Public Education Program on Lead in Drinking Water
The National Public Water System Supervision Program FY 1993

Compliance Report
Simulation of Compliance Choices for the Disinfection By

Products Regulatory Impact Analysis
Status Report on Analytical Methods .to Support the
Disinfectant/Disinfection By-Products Rule

Contaminants

Guide for Conducting Contaminant Source Inventories for Public

Drinking Water Supplies

Copper

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving
<100 Persons

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

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101 to S00 Persons

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Mater Systems Serving

501 to 3,3 00 Persons
Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

3,301 to 10,000 Persons
Lead and Copper Rule; Definitions and Federal Reporting for

Milestones, Violations and SNCs
Lead and Copper Rule Guidance Manual. Volume II: Corrosion

Control Treatment
Lead in Drinking Water: Guidance for Conducting a Community-Based

Public Education Program on Lead in Drinking Water
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems

Serving 10,001 to 50,000 Persons
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems

Serving 50,001 to 100,000 Persons
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems
Serving >100,000 Persons

Corrosivity/Corrosion Control

Lead and Copper Rule Guidance Manual, Volume II: Corrosion

Control Treatment

Costs/Cost Estimating

Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-Products:
Executive Summary

Data Management

Definitions for the Minimum Set of Data Elements for Ground Water
Quality

Final National Guidance for Comprehensive State Ground Water

Protection Programs
Minimum Set of Data Elements for Ground Water Quality - Brochure

WATERS: Well Activities Tracking, Evaluation and Reporting
System, Version 2,0

Disinfection/Disinfection By-Products

Analysis of Potential Trade-Offs in Regulation of Disinfection
By-Products

DBP/ICR Analytical Methods Guidance Manual: Public Comment Draft
Emergency Disinfection of Drinking Water
Framework for Decision Making: An EPA Perspective
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection By-
products (6a) in Public Drinking Water
Possible Monitoring Requirements for the Disinfectants and

Disinfection By-Products (D/DBP) Regulations
Private Wells - Guidance for What to Do After the Flood
Simulation of Compliance Choices for the Disinfection By-Products
Regulatory Impact Analysis

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Simulation of Microbial Occurrence, Exposure and Health Risks

After Drinking Water Treatment Processes
Simulation of Raw Water and Treatment Parameters in Support of

the Disinfection By-Products Regulatory Impact Analysis
Status of DBP Regulatory Negotiation
Status Report on Analytical Methods to Support the

Disinfectant/Disinfection By-Products Rule
Status Report on Development of Regulations for Disinfectants and

Disinfection By-Products
Status Report on the Development of Draft MCLGs for Disinfectants
and By-Products

Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-Products:

Execut ive Summary
Use of Microbial Risk Assessment in Setting U.S. Drinking Water
Standards

Water Treatment Plant Model, Version 1.55

Water Treatment Plant Simulation Program, Version 155-
Installation Guide

Drinking Water Regulations

Analysis of Potential Trade-offs in Regulation of Disinfection
By-Products

Consolidated Rule Summary for the Chemical Phases
Consolidated Regulations for the Chemical Phases (DRAFT)

Drinking Water Regulations and Health Advisories
Drinking Water Training Resources Directory: A National

Training Coalition Directory of Current Training Materials
Framework for Decision Making: An EPA Perspective
Institutional Solutions to Drinking Water Problems: Maine
Case Studies

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving
<100 Persons

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

101 to 500 Persons
Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

501 to 3,300 Persons
Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

3,3 01 to 10,000 Persons
Lead and Copper Rule: Definitions and Federal Reporting for

Milestones, Violations and SNCs
Lead in Drinking Water: Guidance for Conducting a Community-Based

Public Education Program on Lead in Drinking Water
A Learning Guide for State/Local Drinking Water Agreements
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems

Serving 10,001 to 50,000 Persons
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules,- Water Systems

Serving 50,001 to 100,000 Persons
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems

Serving >100,000 Persons
National Primary Drinking Water Standards
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water

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Safe Drinking Water Hotline Factsheet

Secondary Drinking Water Regulations: Guidance for Nuisance
Chemicals

Simulation of Compliance Choices for the Disinfection By-Products

Regulatory Impact Analysis
Simulation of Raw Water and Treatment Parameters in Support of

the Disinfection By-Products Regulatory Impact Analysis
Status of DBP Regulatory Negotiation
Status Report on Analytical Methods to Support the

Disinfectant/Disinfection By-Products Rule
Status Report on Development of Regulations for Disinfectants and

Disinfection By-Products
Technical and Economic Capacity of States and Public Water
Systems to Implement Drinking Water Regulations: Report to
Congress

Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-Products:

Executive Summary
Use of Microbial Risk Assessment in Setting U.S. Drinking Water
Standards

Education

Drinking Water Handbook for Public Officials

Drinking Water Training Resources Directory: A National

Training ^ Coalition Directory of Current Training Materials..
Lead in Drinking Water: Guidance for Conducting a Community-Based

Public Education Program on Lead in Drinking Water
Lead in Your Drinking Water: Actions You Can Take to Reduce
Lead in Drinking Water

Emergency Planning

Guide to Ground Water Contingency Planning for Local and State
Governments

Emergency Response

Emergency Disinfection of Drinking Water

Private Wells - Guidance for What to Do After the Flood

Enforcement

Guidance on Enforcement of the Requirements of the Surface Water

Treatment Rule

EPA Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water

EPA's Ground Water and Drinking Water Program: Making a
Difference

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Financial Characteristics/Financing

Innovative Options for Financing Nongovernmental Public Water

Supplies' Needs
Institutional Solutions to Drinking Water Problems: Maine

Case Studies
Local Financing for Wellhead Protection

An Overview of Existing State Alternative Financing Programs:
Financing Drinking Water System Capital Needs in the 1990s

Fluoride

Fluoride in Drinking Water (Fact Sheet)

Ground Water

Case Studies in Wellhead Protection: Ten Examples of Innovative

Wellhead Protection Programs
Definitions for the Minimum Set of Data Elements for Ground Water
Quality

Federal Agency Ground Water Technical Assistance Directory
Final National Guidance for Comprehensive State Ground Water

Protection Programs
Ground Water Resource Assessment

A Guide for Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit Analysis of State

and Local Ground Water Protection Programs
Guide to Ground Water Contingency Planning for Local and State

Government s
Local Financing for Wellhead Protection

Minimum Set of Data Elements for Ground Water Quality - Brochure
A Review of Methods for Assessing Aquifer Sensitivity and Ground
Water Vulnerability to Pesticide Contamination

Ground Water Disinfection/Ground Water Disinfection Rule

Information Collection Rule Fact Sheet

Use of Microbial Risk Assessment in Setting U.S. Drinking Water
Standards

Health/Health Effects

Drinking Water Regulations and Health Advisories
National Primary Drinking Water Standards

Simulation of Microbial Occurrence, Exposure and Health Risks

After Drinking Water Treatment
Simulation of Raw Water and Treatment Parameters in Support of

the Disinfection By-Products Regulatory Impact Analysis
Status Report on Analytical Methods to Support the

Disinfectant/Disinfection By-Products Rule
Status Report on the Development of Draft MCLGs for Disinfectants
and By-Products

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Implementation

Technical and Economic Capacity of States and Public Water
Systems to Implement Drinking Water Regulations: Report to
Congress

Indian Tribes

Indian Primary Procedures Handbook for the Public Water System

Supervision (PWSS) Program and the Underground Injection
Control (UIC) Program

Information Collection Rule

See: Ground Water Disinfection/Ground Water Disinfection Rule

Inorganic Chemicals/Contaminants

Consolidated Regulations for the Chemical Phases (DRAFT)

Consolidated Rule Summary for the Chemical Phases
Drinking Water Regulations and Health Advisories
National Primary Drinking Water Standards

Pocket Sampling Guide for Operators of Small Water Systems:
Phases II and ¥

Laboratory/Laboratory Certification

Manual for the Certification of Laboratories Analyzing Drinking
Wal:er: Criteria and Procedures, Quality Assurance; Third

Edition; Change 2 - September

Large Water Systems

Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems

Serving 50,001 to 100,000 Persons
Monitoring Reqxri rements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems

Serving >100,000 Persons

Lead

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving
<100 Persons

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

101 to 500 Persons
Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

501 to 3,3 00 Persons
Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

3,301 to 10,000 Persons
Lead and Copper Rule: Definitions and Federal Reporting for

Milestones, Violations and SNCs
Lead and Copper Rule Guidance Manual. Volume II: Corrosion

Control Treatment
Lead in Drinking Water: Annotated List of Publications

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Lead in Drinking Water: Guidance for Conducting a Community-Based

Public Education Program on Lead in Drinking Water
Lead in Drinking Water in Schools and Non-Residential Buildings
Lead in Your Drinking Water: Actions You Can Take to Reduce

Lead in Drinking Water
Lead Leaching from Submersible Well Pumps

Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems

Serving 10,001 to 50,000 Persons
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems

Serving 50,001 to 100,000 Persons
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems
Serving >100,000 Persons

Lead Contamination Control Act

Lead in Drinking Water in Schools and Non-Residential Buildings

Lead/Copper Rule

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving
<100 Persons

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

101 to 500 Persons
Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

501 to 3,300 Persons
Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

3,301 to 10,000 Persons
Lead and Copper Rule: Definitions and Federal Reporting for

Milestones, Violations and SNCs
Lead in Drinking Water: Guidance for Conducting a Community-Based

Public Education Program on Lead in Drinking Water
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems

Serving 10,001 to 50,000 Persons
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems

Serving 50,001 to 100,000 Persons
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems
Serving >100,000 Persons

Management and Administration

Indian Primary Procedures Handbook for the Public Water System
Supervision (PWSS) Program and the Underground Injection
Control (UIC) Program

Maximum Contaminant Levels/Maximum Contaminant Level Goals

Consolidated Regulations for the Chemical Phases (DRAFT)
Consolidated Rule Summary for the Chemical Phases
Drinking Water Regulations and Health Advisories
Framework for Decision Making: An EPA Perspective
National Primary Drinking Water Standards

Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection By-

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Products (6a) in Public Drinking Water

Status Report on the Development of Draft MCLGs for Disinfectants
and By-products

Medium Water Systems

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

3,301 to 10,000 Persons
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems
Serving 10,001 to 50,000 Persons

Microbiological Contaminants

Simulation of Microbial Occurrence, Exposure and Health Risks

After Drinking Water Treatment Processes
Use of Microbial Risk Assessment in Setting U.S. Drinking Water
Standards

Models

Analysis of Potential Trade-Offs in Regulation of Disinfection
By-Products

Simulation of Microbial Occurrence, Exposure and Health Risks

After Drinking Water Treatment Processes
Simulation of Raw Water and Treatment Parameters in Support of

the Disinfection By-Products Regulatory Impact Analysis
Status Report on Analytical Methods to Support the

Disinfectant/Disinfection By-Products Rule
Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-Products:

Executive Summary
Water Treatment Plant Model, Version 1.55
Water Treatment Plant Simulation Program, Version 1.55 -
Installation Guide

Monitoring

Consolidated Regulations for the Chemical Phases (DRAFT)
Consolidated Rule Summary for the Chemical Phases
Fact Sheet on State Reporting Guidance for Unregulated

Contaminant Monitoring
Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving
<100 Persons

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

101 to 500 Persons
Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

501 to 3,300 Persons
Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving

3,301 to 10,000 Persons
Lead and Copper Rule: Definitions and Federal Reporting for

Milestones, Violations and SNCs
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems
Serving 10,001 to 50,000 Persons

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Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems

Serving 50,001 to 100,000 Persons
Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules; Water Systems

Serving >100,000 Persons
Pocket Sampling Guide for Operators of Small Water Systems:

Phases II and V
Possible Monitoring Requirements for the Disinfectants and

Disinfection By-Products (D/DBP) Regulations
The Safe Drinking Water Act: A Pocket Guide to the Requirements
for the Operators of Small Water Systems
Status Report on Analytical Methods to Support the

Disinfectant/Disinfection By-Products Rule
Volunteer Monitoring

Nitrate/Nitrite

Pocket Sampling Guide for Operators of Small Water Systems:
Phases II and V

Non-Public Water Systems

Institutional Solutions to Drinking Water Problems: Maine

Case Studies

Operation & Maintenance

Pocket Sampling Guide for Operators of Small Water Systems:
Phases II and V

Public Notification for Public Water Systems: Operator Manual

and Public Notification Requirements Chart (DRAFT)

The Safe Drinking Water Act: A Pocket Guide to the Requirements
for the Operators of Small Water Systems

Organic Chemicals/Contaminants

Consolidated Regulations for the Chemical Phases (DRAFT)

Pesticides

A Review of Methods for Assessing Aquifer Sensitivity and Ground
Water Vulnerability to Pesticide Contamination

Plumbing/Plumbing Code

Lead and Copper Rule Guidance Manual. Volume II: Corrosion

Control Treatment

Primacy

Indian Primary Procedures Handbook for the Public Water System
Supervision (PWSS) Program and the Underground Injection
Control (UIC) Program

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Public Education/Notification

Consolidated Regulations for the Chemical Phases (DRAFT)

Public Notification for Public Water Systems: Operator Manual
and Public Notification Requirements Chart (DRAFT)

Public Water System Supervision Program

Indian Primary Procedures Handbook for the Public Water System
Supervision (PWSS) Program and the Underground Injection

Control (U1C) Program
The National Public Water System Supervision Program FY 1993

Compliance Report
Public Water Supply Supervision Program Priority Guidance

Public Water Systems

Drinking Water Handbook for Public Officials

A Drinking Water State Revolving Fund: Ensuring Safe Drinking
Water For America

Fact Sheet: 1995 SRF Needs Survey for Drinking Water

Guide for Conducting Contaminant Source Inventories for Public

Drinking Water Supplies
Guide to Ground Water Contingency Planning for Local and State

Governments

Innovative Options for Financing Nongovernmental Public Water

Supplies' Needs
Institutional Solutions to Drinking Water Problems: Maine
Case Studies

Lead in Drinking Water in Schools and Non-Residential Buildings
Lead in Your Drinking Water: Actions You Can Take to Reduce

Lead in Drinking Water
A Learning Guide for State/Local Drinking Water Agreements
Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection By-
products (Phase 6a} in Public Drinking Water
An Overview of Existing State Alternative Financing Programs:
Financing Drinking Water System Capital Needs in the 1990s
Pocket Sampling Guide for Operators of Small Water Systems:

Phases II and V

Public Notification for Public Water Systems: Operator Manual
and Public Notification Requirements Chart (DRAFT)

Small Systems Technology Initiative: Evaluation of Demonstration

Technologies - Freestone, California Water System
Technical and Economic Capacity of States and Public Water
Systems to Implement Drinking Water Regulations: Report to
Congress

Publications

Federal Register Citations for the Safe Drinking Water Act: A
Compilation of References

Lead in Drinking Water: An Annotated List of Publications


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Pumps/Pumping Equipment

Lead Leaching from Submersible Weil Pumps

Radionuclides

Report to the United States Congress on Radionuclides in Drinking
Water: Multimedia Risk and Cost Assessment of Radon in

Drinking Water

Reporting

Fact Sheet on State Reporting Guidance for Unregulated

Contaminant Monitoring
The Safe Drinking Water Act: A Pocket Guide to the Requirements

for the Operators of Small Water Systems
Surface Water Treatment Rule: Implementation Manual (Including
Appendix D)

Total Coliform Rule: Implementation Manual (Including Appendix
D)

Restructuring

Helping Small Systems Comply with the Safe Drinking Water Act:

The Role of Restructuring
Institutional Solutions to Drinking Water Problems; Maine

Case Studies
Restructuring Manual

Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)/SDWA Amendments

Administration Recommendations for Safe Drinking Water Act
Re a u L ho r i 2 a t i on

Federal Register Citations for the Safe Drinking Water Act: A

Compilation of References
Helping Small Systems Comply with the Safe Drinking Water Act:
The Role of Restructuring

A Learning Guide for State/Local Drinking Water Agreements
Restructuring Manual

Technical and Economic Capacity of States and Public Water
Systems to Implement Drinking Water Regulations: Report to

Congress

Safety

Lead Leaching from Submersible Well Pumps

Sampling

Pocket Sampling Guide for Operators of Small Water Systems:
Phases II and V

The Safe Drinking Water Act: A Pocket Guide to the Requirements
fox the Operators of Small Water Systems

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Schools

Lead in Drinking Water in Schools and Hon-Resident.i al Buildings
Secondary Contaminants

Secondary Drinking Water Regulations: Guidance for Nuisance

Chemicals

Small Water Systems

Case Studies Assessing Low-Cost, In-Place Technologies at Small
Water Systems

Evaluation of Demonstration Technologies: Quail Creek Water
Supply System

Helping Small Systems Comply with the Safe Drinking Water Act:

The Role of Restructuring
Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving
<100 Persons

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving 101

to 500 Persons

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving 501

to 3,3 00 Persons
A Learning Guide for State/Local Drinking Water Agreements
Pocket Sampling Guide for Operators of Small Water Systems:

Phases II and V
Possible Monitoring Requirements for the Disinfectants and

Disinfection By-Products (D/DBP) Regulations
Res true turing Manual

The Safe Drinking Water Act: A Pocket Guide to the Requirements

for the Operators of Small Water Systems
Small Systems Technology Initiative: Evaluation of Demonstration

Technologies - Freestone, California Water System

State Programs/Regulations

A Drinking Water State Revolving Fund: Ensuring Safe Drinking

Water- For America
Fact Sheet: 1995 SRF Needs Survey for Drinking Water
Fact Sheet on State Report±ng Guidance for Unregulated

Con I. a m inan t Mon i t o r i ng
Guide to Ground Water Contingency Planning for Local and State
Governments

A Learning Guide for State/Local Drinking Water Agreements
Local Financing for Wellhead Protection

An Overview of Kxisting State Alternative Financing Programs:

Financing Drinking Water System Capital Needs in the 1990s
Public Water Supply Supervision Program Priority Guidance
Surface Water Treatment Rule: Implementation Manual (Including

Appendix D)

Total Coliform Rule: Implementation Manual (Including Appendix
D>

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Surface Water Treatment Rule

Guidance on Enforcement of the Requirements of the Surface Water
Treatment Rule

Surface Water Treatment Rule: Implementation Manual (Including
Appendix D)

Use of Microbial Risk Assessment in Setting U.S. Drinking Water
Standards

Surveys

Fact Sheet 1995 SRF Needs Survey for Drinking Water

Synthetic Organic Chemicals/Compounds

Pocket Sampling Guide for Operators of Small Water Systems:

Phases II and V

Technical Assistance

Federal Agency Ground Water Technical Assistance Directory
A Guide for Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit Analysis of State

and Local Ground Water Protection Programs
Safe Drinking Water Hotline Factsheet

Treatment Techniques/Technologies

Case Studies Assessing Low-Cost, In-Place Technologies at Small
Water Systems

Consolidated Regulations for the Chemical Phases (DRAFT)

Drinking Water Handbook for Public Officials

Evaluation of Demonstration Technologies: Quail Creek Water

Supply System

Lead and Copper Rule Guidance Manual. Volume II: Corrosion

Control Treatment
Simulation of Raw Water and Treatment Parameters in Support of

the Disinfection By-Products Regulatory Impact Analysis
Small Systems Technology Initiative: Evaluation of Demonstration

Technologies - Freestone, California Water System
Status Report on Analytical Methods to Support the

Disinfectant./Disinfection By-Products Rule
Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-Products:

Executive Summary
Water Treatment Plant Model, Version 1.55

Water Treatment Plant Simulation Program, Version 1.55 -

Installation Guide

Trihalomethanes

Possible Monitoring Requirements for the Disinfectants and
Disinfection By-Products (D/DBP) Regulations

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Underground Injection Control

Indian Primary Procedures Handbook for the Public Water System
Supervision (PWSS) Program and the Underground Injection
Control (UIC) Program
WATERS: Well Activities Tracking, Evaluation and Reporting
System, Version 2.0

Unregulated Contaminants

Fact Sheet on .State Reporting Guidance for Unregulated

Contaminant Monitoring

Violations

Lead and Copper Rule: Definitions and Federal Reporting for

Milestones, Violations and SNCs

Volatile Organic Chemicals/Compounds

Pocket Sampling Guide for Operators of Small Water Systems;
Phases II and V

Water Quality

Drinking Water Handbook for Public Officials

Guide for Conducting Contaminant Source Inventories for Public

Drinking Water Supplies
Manua] for the Certification of Laboratories Analysing Drinking

Water: Criteria and Procedures, Quality Assurance; Third
Edition; Change 2 - September
Small Systems Technology Initiative: Evaluation of Demonstration

Technologies - Freestone, California Water System
Volunteer Monitoring

Water Quality Protection

Definitions for the Minimum Set of Data Elements for Ground Water
Quality

Final National Guidance for Comprehensive State Ground Water

Protection Programs
Guide for Conducting Contaminant Source Inventories for Public
Drinking Water Supplies

Minimum Set of Data Elements for Ground Water Quality - Brochure
Volunteer Monitoring

Water Treatment

Simulation of Microbial Occurrence, Exposure and Health Risks
After Drinking Water Treatment Processes


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Well Water Production

Lead Leaching from Submersible Well Pumps

Wellhead Protection

Case Studies in Wellhead Protection: Ten Examples of Innovative
Wellhead Protection Programs

Guide for Conducting Contaminant Source Inventories for Public

Drinking Water Supplies
Local Financing for Wellhead Protection

Wellhead Protection in Confined, Semi™Confined, Fractured, and

Karst Aquifer Settings

Wells

Lead Leaching from Submersible Well Pumps
Private Wells - Guidance for What to Do After the Flood
WATERS; Well Activities Tracking, Evaluation and Reporting
System, Version 2,0

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DIRECTORY OF DRINKING WATER TRAINING MATERIAL

Administration Recommendations for Safe Drinking Water Act
Reauthorization

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water

September 1993

TRM, Report, 9 pages

Keywords: Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)/SDWA Amendments

This outlines EPA Administrator Carol Browner's ten

recommendations for Safe Drinking Water Act Reauthorization.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 810/F-93-004

Analysis of Potential Trade-Offs in Regulation of Disinfection
By-Products

Cromwell JII, J.; zhiing, X.; Letkiewicz, F.; Regli, S.; Macler,

B .

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

Nov ember 1992

TRM, Manual, 196 pages

Keywords: analysis, disinfection/disinfection by-products,

drinking water regulations, models

Executive order 12291 requires the preparation of a Regulatory
Impact. Analysis (RIA) on all new major federal regulations. The
goal of an RIA is to develop and organi-e information on
benefits, costs, and economic impacts so as to clarify trade-offs
among alternative regulatory options. This paper outlines
explicit methodology for assessing the technical potential for
risk - risk trade-offs. The strategies used to cope with
complexities and uncertainties in developing the Disinfection By-
products Regulatory Analysis Model are explained. Results are
presented and discussed in light of uncertainties, and in light
of the analytical requirements for regulatory impact analysis.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.00

Order No.: 811/R-92-008

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Case Studies Assessing Low-Cost, In-Place Technologies at Small
Water Systems

The Gree1ey-Po1hemus Group, Inc.

Malcolm Pirnie, Inc.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

January 1994

TRM, Report, 86 pages

Keywords: small water systems, treatment techniques/technologies

These case studies are part of an effort to investigate and
document the use of treatment technologies and to identify
effective, economical and efficient methods of solving small
water system problems. The results of the investigation are
intended to assist state regulators in the evaluation and
approval of these technologies in their states.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

CO'St i $0.0

Order No.: 810/R-94-001

Case Studies in Wellhead Protection: Ten Examples of Innovative

Wellhead Protection Programs

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

December 1392

TRM, Manual, 3 5 pages

Keywords: ground water, wellhead protection

This technical assistance document assists state, local, and
tribal water managers in developing, refining, and implementing
wellhead protection programs by providing examples of programs

already in place.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No. : 813/R -92-002

Educational Resources Information Center
Cost: $5.50
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Consolidated Regulations for the Chemical Phases (DRAFT)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water
April 1934

'I'M, Guidance Manual, 50 pages

Keywords; drinking water regulations, inorganic

chemicals/contaminants, maximum contaminant

levels/maximum contaminant level goals, monitoring,
organic chemicals/contaminants, public
education/notification, treatment
techniques/technologies

This manual discusses the drinking water regulations, and
outlines maximum contaminant levels and goals; monitoring and
analytical requirements; reporting, public notification and
recordkeeping; special regulations, including monitoring
regulations and prohibition on lead use; use of non-centralized
treatment devices,- and treatment techniques.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.; 812/D-94-001

Consolidated Rule Summary for the Chemical Phases

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water

April 1994

TM, Guidance Manual, 44 pages

Keywords: drinking water regulations, inorganic

chemicals/contaminants, maximum contaminant

levels/maximum contaminant level goals, monitoring

This summarizes the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's

National Primary Drinking Water Regulations for chemical
contaminants regulated under Phases I, II, IIB and V. The
standardized monitoring framework was originally promulgated
under the Phase IT Ru.l e and revised under Phases I IB and V.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0,0

Order No. : 812/S • 94 - 001

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Controlling Microbial Contaminants and Disinfectants-Disinfection
By-products: Benefits and Costs

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
June 19 94

TRM, Factsheet, 2 pages

Keywords: costs/cost estimating, disinfection/disinfection by-
products, microbiological contaminants, treatment

techniques/technologies

This factsheet summarizes the feasibility of treatment for
disinfection by-product (DBP) control and estimates the costs of

compliance.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $.35
Order No.: 7 07G

Customer Incentives for Water Conservation: A Guide

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
February 1994

TM, Guidance Manual, 148 pages.

Keywords: conservation/conservation plans, management &
administration

This document discusses types of incentives to offer water

consumers and how to manage and optimize incentive programs. This
document is intended to help water agencies design and evaluate
programs on a rational, thoughtful basis.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost:	$16.25

Order No.: 4 8 0W


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DBP/ICR Analytical Methods Guidance Manual: Public Comment Draft

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
January 1994

TM, Guidance Manual, 121 pages

Keywords: analysis/analytical methods, disinfection/disinfection
by-products

This guidance manual lists the analytical methods to be used Tor

the Disinfectant By-Products/Information Collection Rule, This
manual is available for public comment. Such comments will
assist EPA in revising the manual t:o ensure it meets the goal of
providing practical criteria for establishing and maintaining a

group of laboratories capable of providing accurate and precise
data for the Rule.

Availability: National Technical Information Service

Cost: $27.00 paper/ $12.50 microfiche
Order No.: PB94-154077

Definitions for the Minimum Set of Data Elements for Ground Water
Quality

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water
TKM» Guidance Manual,

Keywords: data elements, ground water, water quality protection

This document identifies and defines a minimum set of 21 data
elements for ground water quality. It presents the definitions
for a minimum set of key ground water data elements that are

needed to share data efficiently within the ground water
community at all levels of government.

Availability: National Technical Information Service

Cost; $

Order No.: PB93-157600


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Drinking Water Glossary: A Dictionary of Technical and Legal
Terms Related to Drinking Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
June 1994

TRM, Bibliography, 34 pages

Keywords: bibliography, drinking water regulations

This booklet defines the technical and legal terms used in
relation to drinking water.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 810/B-94-006

Drinking Water Handbook for Public Officials

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

December 1992

TM, Handbook, 62 pages

Keywords: education, public water systems, treatment

techniques/technologies, water quality, water quality
protection

This handbook was created especially for public officials to
assist them in understanding water system operations.

Explanations are provided from the standpoint of a decisionmaker,
and discuss how public water systems work and why they must be
properly constructed, maintained, and operated.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $ 0.0

Order No.: 810/B-92-016

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Drinking Water Publication List: An Annotated Bibliography of EPA
and non-EPA Technical, Managerial, Educational and General
Information Materials

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Drinking Water
October 1993

TRM, Bibliography, 31 pages

Keywords t bibliography, drinking water regulations, publications

This annotated bibliography lists, by subject, publications

related to the safety, provision and management of drinking
water.

Availability: Oilice of Water Resource Center

Cost; $0.00

Order No.: EPA 810/B-93-003

Drinking Water Regulations and Health Advisories

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

November 199'!

TRM, Tables, 15 pages

Keywordsi contaminants, drinking water regulations, health/health

effects, inorganic chemicals, maximum contaminant
levels/maximum contaminant level goals

These tables list drinking water contaminants, the status of

their regulation, MCLs, MCLGs, and health advisory information.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 822/R-94-003

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A Drinking Water State Revolving Fund

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

1993

TM, Factsheet, 6 pages

Keywords: compliance, public water systems, state

programs/regula t ions

This outlines President Clinton's proposal for a new Drinking

Water State Revolving Fund to help public water systems comply
with the Safe Drinking Water Act,

Availability: Office of

Cost; $ 0
Order No.

Water Resource Center
. 0

: Order by title

Drinking Water Training Resources Directory: A National Training
Coalition Directory of Current Training Materials

National Training Coalition
1992

TRM, Bibliography, 148 pages

Keywords: bibliography, education

This is a bibliography of drinking water training materials
produced by the American Water Works Association, the Association
of State Drinking Water Administrators, the National Rural Water
Association, the Rural Community Assistance Program, the National

Environmental Training Association, and the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency. Ordering information is included for the
items listed.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $16.25
Order No. : 6 5 5G

National Technical Information Service

Cost: $27.00

Order No.: PB93-202802

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Emergency Disinfection of Drinking Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
July 1993

TM, Factsheet, 3 pages

Keywords; disinfection/disinfection by-products, emergency
response

This fact sheet outlines boiling and chemical treatment as
emergency methods to disinfect water.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.; 810/F-93-Q02

EPA's Ground Water and Drinking Water Program* Making a
Difference

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
October 1992

TRM, Annual Report, 40 pages

Keywords: annual report, EPA Office of Ground Water and Drinking
water

This is the first annual report highlighting the successes of
EPA's newly formed Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water and
its counterparts in the EPA regional offices. The report
chronicles a year of change and progress and describes plans for
meeting the many important challenges facing the program.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Price: $0.0

Order No.: 810/R-92-001

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Evaluation of Demonstration Technologies: Quail Creek Water
Supply System

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
February 19 93

TRM, Report, 40 pages

Keywords: small water systems, treatment techniques/technologies

In order to facilitate the development and use of simple,
inexpensive drinking water treatment technologies for use by
small water systems (<3,300 persons), the U.S. EPA established
the Small System Technology and Training Support Initiative.
Demonstration sites for the water treatment equipment are based
upon specific contaminant problems and geographic location. This
document discusses the ongoing demonstration of central and
household treatment units at the Quail Creek system near
Spicewood, Texas.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $4.00
Order No.: 4 0 6G

Fact Sheet: 199 5 SRF Needs Survey for Drinking Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water

September 1394

TRM, Factsheet, 2 pages

Keywords: public water systems, state programs/regulations,
surveys

This summarizes the EPA's plan to launch its first nationwide
survey of drinking water systems' infrastructure investment
needs. EPA wants to know how much money drinking water systems

nationwide will have to invest in order to comply with current
and future federal regulations, replace aging infrastructure, and
consolidate with or acquire neighboring systems. The results
will be made public in a report to Congress slated for release in
February 1996. Survey results will be used to allocate State
Revolving Fund monies to the states. The states will lend the
funds to drinking water systems that are making improvements to
thei r infrast ructure.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: Order by Title

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Fact Sheet on State Reporting Guidance for Unregulated

Contaminant Monitoring

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

August 1994

TM, Factsheet, 2 pages

Keywords: monitoring, reporting, state programs/regulations,

unregulated contaminants

This summarizes the State Reporting Guidance for Unregulated
Contaminant. Monitoring, a guidance document intended for use by

states and regions in reporting unregulated contaminant data to
SPA Headquarters.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.; Order by Title

Federal Agency Ground Water Technical Assistance Directory

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

TRM, Directory, 176 pages

Keywords: ground water, technical assistance

This directory identifies sources of federal hydrogeologic
assistance available to state agencies in developing their
Comprehensive State Ground Water Protection Programs. This
assistance may help states characterize their ground water
resources, identify impacts on the resource and obtain data
useful in prioritizing ground water resource demands.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost; $0.0

Order No.; 813/B-93-003

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Federal Register Citations for the Safe Drinking Water Act: A

Compilation of References

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

TRM, Bibliography, 3 6 pages

Keywords; bibliography, publications. Safe Drinking Water Act
(SDWA)/SDWA Amendments

This lists the dates and titles of the most important. Federa 1

Register notices dealing with drinking water.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 810/B-94-004

Final National Guidance for Comprehensive State Ground Water
Protection Programs

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water

January 1993

TRM, Guidance Manuals

Keywords: data management, ground water, state

programs/regulations, water quality protection,

This national guidance includes the fo]lowing four documents:

1.	Definitions for the Minimum Set of Data Elements for
Ground Water Quality (also listed separately in this
directory)

2.	Final Comprehensive State Ground Water Protection
Program Guidance

3.	Policy Order 7500.1A

<1 . Memo on Final National Guidance for Comprehensive State
Ground Water Protection Programs

The guidance assists states in their efforts to comprehensively
protect the nation's ground water resources, and provides a
framework for a strong state-federal alliance. Its comprehensive

approach is intended to empower states with the primary role in
coordinating all ground water related programs and therefore,
will require changes in a number of key Federal programs.

Availability; Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $30.50
Order No.: G-34'7

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Fluoride in Drinking Water (Fact Sheet)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

TM, Fact Sheet, 1 page

Keywords: f luoricie

This sheet outlines the drinking water standards for fluoride and
discusses the findings and conclusions of studies examining the

effect of fluoride in drinking water.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 822/P-93-010

Framework for Decision Making: An EPA Perspective

Regli, S.; Cromwell, J.; Zhang, X.; Gelderloos, A.; Grubbs, W. ;

Letkiewicz, F.; Macler, B.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office oL Dr/inking Water

August 1992

TRM, Report, 78 pages

Keywords: disinfection/disinfection by-products,

drinking water regulations, maximum contaminant

levels/maximum contaminant level goals

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is developing

national regulations to control for disinfectants and
disinfection by-products (D/DBPs) in public drinking water
supplies. A fundamental goal in setting any new regulation is to
be able to conclude with confidence that the resultant changes in
treatment would lead to a significant overall decrease in risk to
public health. This paper describes the analysis that the EPA is
undertaking in pursuit of meeting this goal.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $8.25

Order No.: 198D

National Technical Information Service

Cost: $19.00

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Ground Water Resource Assessment
U.S. EnvironmentaI Protec t ion Agency
Office of Waher

October 1993

TM, Manual, 242 pages

Keywords: assessments, ground water

This document Is intended to provide guidance to state resource
managers who are conducting a ground water resource assessment.
For the purposes of this document, EPA defines a resource
assessment as the collection, analysis, and presentation of
existing and new data on a) geology and hydrogeology, b) ground
water vulnerability, c} current and potential land use, d}
current and potential aquifer use,- a resource assessment also
uses these data in making ground water protection decisions .

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 813/R-93-003

Guidance on Enforcement of the Requirements of the Surface Water
Treatment Rule

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
June 1992

TM, Guidance Manual, 24 pages

Keywords: enforcement, Surface Water Treatment Rule

The Surface Water Treatment Rule will reduce public exposure to
waterborne microbiological contaminants by requiring filtration
of certain systems by June 29, 1993. Consequently, because of
the public health risk and the impending deadline, enforcement of
the rule is given a very high priority. This memo provides
guidance on the rule as applied to unfiltered systems remaining
unfiltered and unfiltered systems which must filter. The
guidance encourages (1) cooperation.in State and federal
enforcement; (2) bringing judicial enforcement actions before
June 29, 1993; (3) combining actions against small systems,- (4)
prioritizing judicial actions on size, risk, and resources; and
(5) addressing small systems with judicial, rather than
administrative, proceedings.

Availability: National Technical Information Service

Cost: $17 . !;> 0

Order No.: PB93-186633


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Guide for Conducting Contaminant Source Inventories for Public

Drinking Water Supplies

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water
December 1991

TM, Guidance Manual, 116 pages

Keywords: contaminants, public water systems, water quality,

water quality protection, wellhead protection

This technical assistance document assists state and local water
managers in developing and refining methods and procedures for
inventorying existing and potential sources of contamination
within wellhead protection areas. This document discusses the
design, structure, and function of contaminant source
inventories. There are detailed discussions of contaminant
sources of concern and methodologies for identifying these
sources. There are also suggestions on how to manage the
information collected on these sources and how to use this
information to protect public drinking water supplies. This
document also contains case studies of contaminant source
inventories, which are excellent examples of wellhead protection
in action.

Availability; Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $12.00

Order No.; 651G

A Guide for Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit Analysis of State
and Local Ground Water Protection Programs

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water

April 1993

TliM, Manual, 118 pages

Keywords: analysis/analytical methods, ground water, technical

assistance

This guide familiarizes state and local ground water program
managers with the tools of economic analysis. It shows how these
tools can be used to evaluate ground water programs through cost-
effectiveness or cost-benefit analyses. Case studies show the
practical application of cost analysis, cost-effectiveness
analysis, and cost-benefit analysis. A bibliography is included.

Availabilitys Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No, - 813/R-93 -001


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Guide to Ground Water Supply Contingency Planning for Local and

State Governments
Simon, R.A.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA Ground Water Protection Division
May 1990

TM, Guidance Manual, 14 8 pages

Keywords: emergency planning, ground water, public water systems,
state programs/regulations

This document is intended to assist states and communities in
designing and implementing plans for the replacement and
maintenance of public drinking water supplies that come from
ground water sources, particularly in the event of supply and
service interruptions caused by chemical or biological
contamination or physical disruptions.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $16.00
Order No.; 647G

National Technical Information Service

Cost: $26.00

Order No.: PB91-145755

Helping Small Systems Comply with the Safe Drinking Water Act:
The Role of Restructuring

Office of Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

September 1992

TRM, Brochure, 8 pages

Keywords: compliance, restructuring, Safe Drinking Water Act,
small water systems

This brochure answers some of the most commonly asked questions
about restructuring and provides sources of additional
information. It is often distributed with the Restructuring
Manual, also included in this directory.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $ 0.00
Order No.: 812/K-92-001

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Indian Primacy Procedures Handbook for the Public Water System
Supervision (PWSS) Program and the Underground Injection Control
(UIC) Program

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

March 1993

TM, Manua1, 19 6 p .

Keywords: Indian tribes, management and administration, primacy,
Public Water System Supervision Program, underground
injection control

This handbook defines primacy, the responsibilities of primacy,
primacy's advantages and limitations, and how to seek primacy.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $20.00
Order No.: 635G

National Technical Information Service

Cost; $27.00

Order No.: PB93-185585

Information Collection Rule Fact Sheet
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

TM, Fact Sheet, 2 pages

Keywords: ground water disinfection/Ground Water Disinfection

Rule

This fact sheet gives a brief synopsis of the requirements of the

proposed Information Collection Rule, including microbial
monitoring, disinfection byproduct monitoring, and bench-and
pilot-scale testing.

Availability; Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 814/F-94-001

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Innovative Options for Financing Nongovernmental Public Water
Supplies' Needs

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water
September 1993
TM, Report, 2 9 pages

Keywords: community water systems, financial

characteristics/financing, public water systems

This document describes a range of alternative funding mechanisms
available to assist small, non-public drinking water systems in
financing infrastructure improvements needed to stay in
compliance with state and federal regulations.

Availability: National Technical Information Service

Cost: $ 17.50
Order No.: PB94-1Q9600

Institutional Solutions to Drinking Water Problems: Maine Case
Studies

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
March 19 93

TM, Case Studies, 26 p.

Keywords: drinking water regulations, financial

characteristics/financing, non-public water systems,
public water systems, restructuring, wells

This paper recounts how four Maine communities sought and found
institutional solutions to drinking water problems. Each^
scenario describes the system, outlines the problems, reviews the
chronology of events, points out the lessons learned and gives
the system's current status.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $2.75
Order No.: 631G

National Technical Information Service

Cost: $17.50

Order No.: PB93-180834

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Is Your Drinking Water Safe?

Office of Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
May 1994

TRM, Booklet, 19 pages.

Keywords: contaminants, drinking water regulations, health/health
effects, maximum contaminant levels/maximum contaminant

level goals

This pamphlet updates previous booklets of the same title. It

discusses the Safe Drinking Water Program, the national approach
arid the states' role. It also discusses the requirements for
public notification and the primary and secondary drink:irig water
standards.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 810/F-94-002

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving
<100 Persons
Office of Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
May 1992

TM, Guidance Manual, 4 0 pages

Keywords: copper, drinking water regulations, lead, Lead/Copper
Rule, monitoring, small water systems

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency promulgated National
Primary Drinking Water Regulations for lead and copper on June 7,
1991. This manual provides guidance for lead and copper
monitoring for water systems serving <100 people. It outlines
how to conduct a materials evaluation to identify lead and copper
sampling sites, how and when to collect lead and copper tap water
samples, how and when to collect water quality parameter samples,
and how and when to collect lead and copper source water samples.
It also gives schedules and sample forms and worksheets.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $4.00
Order No.: 4 0 0D

National Technical Information Service

Cost: $17.50

Order Wo.: PH93-Ib9002


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Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving 101
to 500 Persons

Office of Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
May 1392

TM, Guidance Manual, 40 pages

Keywords: copper, drinking water regulations, lead, Lead/Copper
Rule, monitoring, small water systems

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency promulgated National

Primary Drinking Water Regulations for lead and copper on June 7,
1991. This manual gives lead and copper monitoring guidance for
water systems serving 101 to 500 persons. It tells how to
conduct a materials evaluation to identify lead and copper
sampling sites, how and when to collect lead and copper tap water
samples, how and when to collect water quality parameter samples,
and how and when to collect lead and copper source water samples.
It also gives schedules and sample forms and worksheets.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Costi $4.00
Order No.: 4 0ID

Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving 501
to 3,300 Persons

Office of Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
May 19 92

TM, Guidance Manual, 40 pages

Keywords: copper, drinking water regulations, lead, Lead/Copper
Rule, monitoring, small water systems

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency promulgated National
Primary Drinking Water Regulations for lead and copper on June ?,
1991. This manual gives guidance to water systems serving 501 to
3,300 persons on monitoring levels of lead and copper. It tells
how to conduct a materials evaluation to identify lead an copper
sampling sites, discusses how and when to collect lead and copper
tap water samples, how and when to collect water quality
parameter samples, and how and when to collect lead and copper
source water samples. It also gives schedules and sample forms
and worksheets.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost; $4.00
Order No.; 4 02B

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Lead and Copper Monitoring Guidance for Water Systems Serving
3,301 to 10,000 Persons

Office of Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
May 1992

TM, Guidance Manual, 40 pages

Keywords: copper, drinking water regulations, lead, Lead/Copper
Rule, medium water systems, monitoring

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency promulgated National

Primary Drinking Water Regulations for lead and copper on June 7,
1991. This manual gives monitoring guidance for water systems
serving 3,301 to 10,000 persons. It outlines how to conduct a
materials evaluation to identify lead and copper sampling sites,
how and when to collect lead and copper tap water samples, how
and when to collect water quality parameter samples, and how and
when to collect lead and copper source water samples. It also
offers schedules and sample work forms.

Availability; Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $4.00
Order No: 4 03D

National Technical Information Service

Cost: $17.50

Order No.: PB93-17454B

Lead and Copper Rule: Definitions and Federal Reporting for
Milestones, Violations and SNCs

Office of Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

May 1992

TM, Guidance Manual, 76 pages

Keywords: compliance, copper, drinking water regulations, lead,

Lead/Copper Rule, monitoring, violations

This document contains the requirements for State reporting to

EPA and the definitions for violations and significant
noncompliers under the Lead and Copper Rule.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $ 7.50
Order No.: 405D

National Technical Information Service
Cofit: $19.SO

Order No.; PB93-1SS131

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Lead and Copper Rule Guidance Manual. Volume lit Corrosion
Control Treatment

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-
Office of Water
September 1992

TM, Guidance Manual, 224 pages

Keywords: copper, corrosivity/corrosion control, lead, plumbing/
plumbing code, treatment techniques/technologies

This volume focuses on the evaluation of corrosion control
treatment options and optimization of the full-scale treatment.
The manual discusses the procedures that can be used by water
systems to determine the appropriate corrosion control tx~eatment.
It also discusses the available testing protocols for conducting
the demonstration studies that many large systems will be
required to perform prior to making their treatment
recommendation to the State. For smaller systems, the manual
contains a summary of case studies separated by the raw water
quality to assist these systems in making their treatment
recommendation to the State. The manual also provides a guidance
to assist State regulatory agencies in reviewing data from
corrosion control studies and in specifying optimal water quality
parameters. An additional chapter provides guidance on the lead
service line replacement.

Availability: National Technical Information Service

Cost: $36.50
Order No.: PB93-101533

Lead in Drinking Water: An Annotated List of Publications
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
October 1993

TRM, Bibliography, 12 pages

Keywords: bibliography, lead, publications

EPA and other organizations dealing with water quality have
published a number of documents targeted for a variety of
audiences potentially affected by the Lead and Copper Rule. This
list is a compilation of selected publications for these
organizations. The list provides overview information on the
scope, content and availability of publications focusing on the
Rule.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 812/K-93-001

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Lead in Drinking Water: Guidance for Conducting a Community-Based
Public Education Program on Lead in Drinking Water

Cohen, J,

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water

July 1992

TM, Guidance Manual, 82 pages

Keywordsj compliance, copper, drinking water regulations,
education, lead, lead/copper rule

This document provides information to water suppliers on how to

conduct a community-based public education program on lead in
drinking water to ensure compliance with EPA's final Lead and
Copper Rule. Information includes the following: organizing a
community task force, developing an action plan, preparing public
education materials, developing a water-testing program, and
implementing the program. Sample public education materials are
included as exhibits.

Availability: National Technical Information Service

Cost: $19.50
Order No.: PB93-101079

Lead in Drinking Water in Schools and Non-Residential Buildings

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
April 1994

TM, Guidance Manual, 98 pages

Keywords: lead, Lead Contamination Control Act, public water
syslems, schools

This manual demonstrates how drinking water in schools and non-
residential buildings can be tested for lead and how
contamination problems can be corrected. The manual is intended
for use by officials responsible for the maintenance and/or
safety of these facilities.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

cost: $0.0

Order No.: 812/B-94-002


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Lead in Your Drinking Water: Actions You Can Take to Reduce Lead
in Drinking Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-

Office of Water

TM, Brochure, 4 pages

Keywords: education, lead, public water systems

This brochure outlines what consumers can do to reduce lead in
their drinking water. It also gives information about water
testing and about the health effects of lead.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Price: $0.0

Order No.: 810/F-93-001

Lead Leaching from Submersible Well Pumps

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

TRM, Fact Sheet, 12 pages

Keywords: lead, pumps/pumping equipment safety, well water
production, wells

This fact sheet is concerned with drinking water submersible well
pumps. Some submersible well pumps are made of stainless steel
and plastic components but the majority are constructed with
brass fittings contained in a cast brass housing. While the
plastic and stainless pumps do not pose a problem with lead
leaching, EPA is concerned for residents of homes and other
buildings with submersible well pumps made with brass fittings,
because the brass alloys used in such pumps contain lead. These
pumps have the potential to leach high levels of lead into
drinking water, especially if the water is soft and corrosive.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No. : 747/F-94-001

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A Learning Guide for State/Local Drinking Water Agreements

The National Environmental Health Association
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water
¦>1992

TM, Manual, 137 pages

keywords: drinking water regulations, public water systems, Safe
Drinking Water Act, small water systems, state
programs/regulations

The 1986 Amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act mandated
sweeping changes in the scope and costs of State Drinking Water
Programs. Some states are maximizing available resources by
relying on local governments to carry out some of their drinking
water responsibilities. This guidebook was developed to provide
states and local governments with practical advice and
suggestions about formal agreements related to Safe Drinking
Water Act responsibilities.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $15.00
Order No.: 473G

Local Financing for Wellhead Protection
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA Ground Water Protection Division
June 1992

TRM, Manual, 57 pages

Keywords: financial characteristics/financing, ground water,
state programs/regulations, wellhead protection

The 1986 Amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)
established a new Wellhead Protection (WHP) Program to protect
ground waters that supply well and well fields that contribute
drinking water to public water supply systems. This document
provides information to State and local managers of water quality
and water supply about financing approaches to support wellhead
protection initiatives. This information may help managers match
funding options to protection activities during development and
financial planning of their own WHP Program. This document
discusses WHP initiatives, sources of funds, institutional
options, and includes case studies of five WHP Programs.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $8.25
Order No.: 646G

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Manual for the Certification of Laboratories Analyzing Drinking
Water: Criteria and Procedures, Quality Assurance; Third Edition;
Change 2 - September

Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Cincinnati, Ohio
September 1992

TM, Guidance Manual, 40 pages

Keywords: Analysis/Analytical Methods, Laboratory/Laboratory

Certification, Water Quality

This is the second change to the Manual for the Certification of
Laboratories Analyzing Drinking Water of October 1982. This is a
collection of pages that supersede pages in the original manual.

Availability; Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.00

Order No.: EPA 814/B-92-002

Minimum Set of Data Elements for Ground Water Quality - Brochure

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water
1993

TRM, Brochure, 11 pages

Keywords: data management, ground water, water quality protection

This brochure discusses the establishment of the minimum set of
data elements for ground water quality (MSDE). The MSDE is the
minimum number of elements necessary to use ground water quality
data across related programs. It is a set of 21 ground water
quality-related data elements that contain geographic, well and
sample descriptors. These data elements form a standard data set
that EPA and states can use to support better environmental
decision-making and promote the integration of related
environmental programs. This brochure lists and defines the
elements that comprise the MSDE.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 813/B-93-001

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Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules: Water Systems
Serving 10,001 to 50,000 Persons

Office of Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-
March 1992

TM, Guidance Manual, 68 pages

Keywords: copper, drinking water regulations, lead, Lead/Copper
Rule, medium water systems, monitoring

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency promulgated National
Primary Drinking Water Regulations for lead and copper on June 7,
1991. Three monitoring protocols are included in the final rule:
(1) tap water monitoring for lead and copper; (2) water quality
parameter monitoring; and (3} source water monitoring for lead
and copper. This guidance document outlines the monitoring
practices and procedures required of water systems serving 10,001
to 50,000 persons.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $6.75
Order No.: 404D

Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules: Water Systems
Serving 50,001 to 100,000 Persons

Office of Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
December 1991

TM, Guidance Manual, 68 pages

Keywords: copper, drinking water regulations, large water
systems, lead, Lead/Copper Rule, monitoring

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency promulgated National
Primary Drinking Water Regulations for lead and copper on June 7,
1991. This manual outlines how to conduct a materials evaluation
to identify lead and copper sampling sites, how and when to
collect lead and copper tap water samples, how and when to
collect water quality parameter samples, and how and when to
collect lead and copper source water samples. It also gives
schedules and sample forms and worksheets.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $6.50
Order No.: 422D

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Monitoring Requirements for Lead and Copper Rules: Water Systems
Serving >100,000 Persons

Office of Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
December 19 91

TM, Guidance Manual, 68 pages

Keywords: copper, drinking water regulations, large water
systems, lead, Lead/Copper Rule, monitoring

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency promulgated National
Primary Drinking Water Regulations for lead and copper on June 7,
1991. This manual outlines the lead and copper monitoring
requirements for water systems serving >100,000 persons. It
discusses how to conduct a materials evaluation to identify lead
and copper sampling sites, how and when to collect lead and
copper tap water samples, how and when to collect water quality
parameter samples, and how and when to collect lead and copper
source water samples. It also gives schedules and sample forms
and worksheets.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $ 6.75
Order No.: 423D

National Technical Information Service

Cost: $19.50

Order No.: PB93-174563

National Primary Drinking Water Standards (Fact Sheet)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
February 1994

TM, Fact Sheet, 2 pages or 4 pages

Keywords: drinking water regulations, health/health effects,
maximum contaminant levels/maximum contaminant level goals,
inorganic chemicals/contaminants

This fact sheet lists the regulated drinking water contaminants,
their MCLs, MCLGs, the potential health effects from ingestion of
water, and sources of the contaminants in drinking water.

This is available as a 2-page fact sheet or in larger type as a
4-page fact sheet.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 810/F-94-001 {2 pages) or
810/F-94-001A (4 pages)

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The National Public Water System Supervision Program; FY 1993
Compliance Report

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-
March 19 94

TRM, Report, 77 pages

Keywords: compliance, Public Water System Supervision Program

EPA established the Public Water System Supervision (PWSS)

Program under the authority of the 1974 Safe Drinking Water Act
(SDWA). Under the SDWA and the 1986 Amendments, EPA sets
national limits on contaminant levels in drinking water to ensure
that the water is safe for human consumption. The Agency
regulates how often water systems monitor their water for
contaminants and report the monitoring results to the States or
EPA. In addition, EPA requires PWSs to monitor for unregulated
contaminants to provide data on occurrences for future regulatory
development and requires PWSs to notify the public when they have
violated any of the regulations. EPA stores data about public
water systems' inventory statistics, the incidence of violations,
and the enforcement actions taken against violators in an
automated database called the Federal Reporting Data System
(FRDS}. This compliance report is based largely on data
retrieved from FRDS.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $ 9.2 5

Order No.: 7Q4G

Occurrence Assessment for Disinfectants and Disinfection By-
products (Phase 6a) in Public Drinking Water

Wade Miller Associates, Inc.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

August 1992

TRM, Report, 60 pages

Keywords: assessments, disinfection/disinfection by-pzxjducts,

maximum contaminant levels/maximum contaminant level
goals, public water systems

The EPA Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water is currently

developing national primary drinking water regulations for
disinfectant and disinfection by-product contaminants. Thirteen
contaminants are being considered for regulation under Phase 6.
These contaminants, referred to as Phase 6a, are. the subjects of
this report.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $6.00
Order No.: 192D

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Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

September 1993

TRM, Factsheet, 4 pages

Keywords: drinking water regulations

This fact sheet outlines the EPA Office of Ground Water and
Drinking Water's mission and programs.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 800/F-93-005

Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water Publications
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
January 1994

TRM, Bibliography, 64 pages.

Keywords: bibliography, drinking water regulations, ground wafer
publications.

This catalog lists the EPA Office of Ground Water and Drinking
Water publications. It also includes directions for ordering the
publications.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $ 0.0

Order No.: 800/B-94-001

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An Overview of Existing State Alternative Financing Programs:
Financing Drinking Water System Capital Needs in the 1990s

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
May 1992

TRM, Report, 92 pages

Keywords? financial characteristics/financing, public water
systems, state programs/regulations

This report provides an overview of alternative financing
programs in twelve states. These programs were designed to
provide financial assistance to local entities for the
construction, enhancement, and rehabilitation of drinking water-
treatment facilities as well as other state infrastructure needs.
Each state outline includes information on the development of the
program, their specific objective, criteria for funding projects,
and a description on how each program has been implemented.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0,00

Order No.: 812-R-92-001

Pocket Sampling Guide for Operators of Small Water Systems:

Phases II and V

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water
July 1991

TM, Guidance Manual, 114 Pages

Keywords: asbestos, community water systems, inorganic

chemicals/contaminants, monitoring, nitrate/nitrite,
operation & maintenance, public water systems,
sampling, small water systems, volatile organic
chemicals/compounds, synthetic organic
chemicals/compounds

This guide is intended to help operators of small water systems

understand and comply with the monitoring requirements of the
1986 Amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act. The guide covers
the monitoring and sampling requirements for the new regulations
promulgated under the Phase 11 Rule (for 38 volatile organic
chemicals, pesticides, and inorganic chemicals) and Phase V Rule
(for 23 additional contaminants).

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 81 A /B-9<1 - 001

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Possible Monitoring Requirements for the Disinfectants and
Disinfection By-Products (D/DBP) Regulations

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

January 1993

TRM, Report, 22 pages

Keywords: disinfection/disinfection by-products, monitoring,
small water systems, trihalomethanes

The U.S. EPA is engaged in a negotiated rulemaking proceeding on
the D/DEP rule. This document provides a model set of monitoring
requirements upon which the negotiations may build- The model is
based upon a combination of the trihalomethane monitoring
requirements and the 1991 Standardized Monitoring Framework. In
particular, the suggestions in this document address smaller
systems and systems less vulnerable to DBP exposure.

Availability: National Technical Information Service

Cost: $17.50
Order No.: PB93-157576

Private Wells - Guidance for What to Do After the Flood

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

1993

TRM, Factsheet, 4 pages

Keywords: disinfection/disinfection by-products, emergency
response, wells

This is a fact sheet describing how to disinfect and test well

water after a flood.

Availability: Office of

Cost: $ 0
Order No.

Water Resource Center
.0

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Public Notification for Public Water Systems: Operator Manual
(DRAFT) and Public Notification Requirements Chart (DRAFT)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-

Office of Water
September 1993

TM, Manual, 70 pages plus 1 page chart

Keywords: community water systems, non-community water system,

public education/notification, operation & maintenance,
public water systems,

This handbook and the accompanying wall chart listing public

notification requirements is for owners, operators and managers
of community and non-community public water systems. It was
developed to help owners/operators/managers understand the
federal requirements of the public notification regulations, and
to comply with these regulations when a drinking water-related
problem occurs. The regulations described in the handbook and
charts are the federal regulations mandated under the Safe
Drinking Water Act Amendments of 1986,

Availability: Oft ice of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No,: 812/P-93-001 and 812/P-93 -002 (Chart)

Public Water Supply Supervision Program - Priority Guidance

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
June. 19 92

TRM, Guidance Manual ±d pages

Keywords: Public Water Supply Supervision Program, state
programs/rcgulations

This priority setting guidance attempts to focus EPA and state
resources on the highest priorities first and allow states time

to build resources in order to fully implement the Public Water
Supply Supervision (PWSS) Program. This guidance presents three
categories of activities: 1) base minimum state functions,
implementation of which EPA considers critical to a state's
ability to maintain primacy; 2) highest priorities of the Office
of Ground Water and Drinking Water and its regional counterparts
in administering the PWSS Program? 3) EPA and state oversight
priorities by rule.

Availabilityi Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 812/X-92-001

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Report to the U.S. Congress on Radionuclides in Drinking Water:
Multimedia Risk and Cost Assessment of Radon in Drinking Water

(Draft)

July 1993

TRM, Report, 146 pages

Keywords: assessments radionuclides

EPA prepared this report in response to the Congressional mandate
in Public Law 102-389. This mandate directs the Administrator of
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to report to Congress on
EPA's findings regarding the risks of human exposure to radon,
the costs for controlling or mitigating that exposure, and the
risks posed by treating water to remove radon.

Availability: National Technical Information Service

Cost: $27.00
Order No.: PB93-209427

Report to the United States Congress on Radon in Drinking Water:
Multimedia Risk and Cost Assessment of Radon (Final)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
March 19 94

TRM, Report, 256 pages

Keywords: assessments, costs/cost estimating, radionuclides

In 1992, Congress directed EPA to report on the risks from
exposure to radon, the costs to control this exposure and the
risks from treating to remove radon. This report presents the
findings in response to that Congressional directive.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 811/R-94-001

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Restructuring Manual

Office of Water

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

December 1331

'I'M, Manual, 55 pages

Keywords: restructuring, Safe Drinking Water Acl:, small water
systems

This manual discusses different types of restructuring options
and some of the most commonly encountered problems that can slow
or stop a restructuring effort.

Availability: Water Resource Center

Cost: $ 0.00

Order No.: 570/9-91-035

A Review of Methods for Assessing Aquifer Sensitivity and Ground
Water Vulnerability to Pesticide Contamination
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water
September 1993

TM, Guidance Manual, 204 pages

Keywords: aquifers, assessments, ground water, pesticides

This is intended to help state hydrogeologist and resource

managers choose from among the many methods that have been
devised for assessing the susceptibility of ground water to
pesticide contamination. It describes the general categories of
assessment methods, gives examples of each, and discusses their

characteristics and limitations, including their suitability for
different purposes and different hydrogeologic zones.

Availability; Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 813/R-93 - 002

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The Safe Drinking Water Act: A Pocket Guide to the Requirements
for the Operators of Small Water Systems

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
June 19 93

TM, Guidance Manual, 88 pages

Keywords: monitoring, operation and maintenance, reporting,
sampling, small water systems

This guide is designed specifically for the owners and operators
of small water systems. Its purpose is to make the Federal Safe
Drinking Water Act and the Drinking Water Regulations clearer and
more understandable. The guide describes the Act and its
requirements, the types of drinking water standards, contaminant
groups, sampling frequencies, sampling procedures, reporting
requirements, record keeping requirements, and public
notification requirements.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 810/K-93-001

Safe Drinking Water Act Reauthorization Overview

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

February 1994

TRM, Booklet, 30 page

Keywords: drinking water regulations, legislation, Safe Drinking
Water Act (SDWA)/SDWA Amendments

This booklet presents main drinking water issues addressed by the
Environmental Protection Agency in the package submitted to the
U.S. Congress. It outlines the ten recommendations presented to
the Congress in September 1993 for Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)
reauthorization.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 810/S-94-001

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Safe Drinking Water Act Source Book

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-
Office of Water
July 1994
TRM, Book,

Keywords: drinking water regulations, legislation, Safe Drinking

Water Act (SDWA)/SDWA Amendments

This compilation of material offers important background
information on a number of issues that are central to the Safe
Drinking Water Act Reauthorization. It provides State-by-State
analysis of the EPA Administrator's proposed state revolving
funds. It also gives details about the many challenges facing
communities in providing healthy drinking water. The book
includes a side-by-side comparison of drinking water legislation
pending in the House of Representatives.

Availability! Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: Order by Title

Safe Drinking Water Hotline Factsheet
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

February 1993

TRM, Factsheet, "1 page

Keywords: drinking water regulations, technical assistance

This sheet describes the purpose and function of the EPA Safe
Drinking Water Hotline.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 812/F-93-001

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Sampling for Lead in Drinking Water in Nursery Schools and Day

Care Facilities

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
April 1994

TM, Guidance Manual, 21 pages

Keywords: lead, Lead Contamination Control Act, sampling,

schools, testing

This booklet outlines the recommended steps to be taken by
nursery schools and other day care facilities to evaluate the
lead contamination problems at these facilities. It provides
simple, step-by-step instructions for sampling drinking water for
lead and for selecting remedies when contamination problems are
found.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 812/B-94-003

Secondary Drinking Water Regulations: Guidance for Nuisance

Chemicals

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water
July 1992

TM, Brochure, 1 page

Keywords: drinking water regulations, secondary maximum

contaminant levels

This brochure outlines the problems caused by secondary
contaminants and how these problems can be corrected.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

COSt: $0.0

Order No.: 810/K-92-001

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Simulation of Compliance Choices for the Disinfection By-Products
Regulatory Impact Analysis

Gelderloos, A,; Harrington, G.; Owen, D.; Regli, S.; Schaefer,

K.; Cromwell III, J,,- Zhang, x.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water
1992

TRM, Report, 32 pages

Keywords: analysis/analytical methods, compliance,

disinfection/disinfection by-products, drinking water
regulations

The U.S. EPA is 111 the process of developing regulations designed
to limit the concentrations of disinfectants and their by-
products in drinking water systems. The objective of regulatory
analysis is to determine the potential impacts of implementing

different regulatory options. This paper describes one aspect of
this analysis,

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $3.?.b
Order No.: 194D

Simulation of Microbial Occurrence, Exposure and Health Risks
After Drinking- Water Treatment Processes
Grubbs, W.; Macler, B.; Regli, S.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

August 1992

TRM, Report, 98 pages

Keywords: assessments, disinfection/disinfection by-products,

health/health effects, microbiological contaminants,
models, water treatment

For the development of the Disinfectant/Disinfection By - Product
rule, EPA wishes to compare human health risks from microbial
infection with those from chemical disinfectants and their by-
products . EPA is using computer models that simulate occurrence
levels of pathogenic organisms in raw water and then simulate
disinfection and production of disinfection by-products. This
paper presents the methodology used for these simulations and
estimations and discusses the assumptions and uncertainties
inherent to this modeling process.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $10.00
Order No.: 203D

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Simulation of Raw Water and Treatment Parameters in Support of
the Disinfection By-Products Regulatory Impact Analysis

Letkiewicz, F.; Grubbs, W.; Lustik, M.; Cromwell, J.; Mosher, J.;

Zhang, X.; Regli, S.

U.S. Environmental Agency

Office of Water

June 1992

TR1VI, Report, 48 pages

Keywords: analysis/analytical methods, assessments,

disinfection/disinfection by-products, drinking water
regulations, health/health effects, models, treatment
techniques/technologies

The U.S. EPA has undertaken an effort to model how the water
supply industry may respond to possible rules and how those
responses may affect human health risk. This model is referred to
as DBPRAM - the Disinfection By-Product Regulatory Analysis
Model. This paper is concerned primarily with presenting and
discussing the methods, underlying data, assumptions,
limitations, and results for the first part of the DBPRAM.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $4.75
Order Wo.: 193D

Small Systems Technology Initiative: Evaluation of Demonstration
Techniques; Freestone, California Water System

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water
June 1994

TRM, Report, 76 pages

Keywords: public water systems, small water systems, treatment
techniques/technologies, water quality

The U.S. EPA recognizes the technical and financial challenges
confronting small water systems and has sought to address these
problems through its Small Water System Technology Initiative.
The Initiative sought to promote water treatment packaged systems
through the evaluation of a series of one-year technology
demonstration studies involving central and household treatment
units at various sites around the country. Only small water
systems serving fewer than 500 persons were considered as
possible demonstration sites. This report provides a review of
the technology demonstration project conducted in Freestone,
California..

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 812/R-94-002

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Status of DBP Regulatory Negotiation
U.S. Environmenta1 Protection Agency

Office of Water
August 1993

TRM, FactshecL, 2 pages

Keywords; disinfection/disinfection by-products, drinking water
regulations

This fact sheet gives the status of three new rules and their
tentative implementation schedule,

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0,0

Order No.: 811/F-93-001

Status Report on Analytical Methods to Support the
Disinfectant/Disinfection By-Products Rule

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

August 1992.

TRM, Report, "16 pages

Keywords: analysis/analytical methods, compliance,
disinfection/disdnfection by-products,
drinking water regulations, monitoring

The U.S. EPA is developing national regulations to control
disinfectants and disinfection by-products in public drinking
water supplies. Twelve disinfectants and disinfection by-products
have been identified for possible regulation under this rule.

This document summarizes the analytical methods that EPA intends
to propose as compliance monitoring methods. A discussion of
surrogate measurements that are being considered for inclusion in
the regulation is also provided.

Availability: educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $1.75
Order So.: 20ID

National Technical Information Service

Cost: $17.00

Order No.: PB93-134898

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Status Report on Development of Regulations for Disinfectants and

Disinfection By-Products

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

June 1991

TRM, Report, 46 pages

Keywords: disinfection/disinfection by-products, drinking water
regulations,

This document indicates the status of regulation development for
the disinfectants and disinfection by-products and solicits
feedback from the public.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $5.00
Order No.:200D

National Technical Information Service

Cost: $17.00

Order No.: PB93-134914

Status Report on the Development of Draft MCLGs for Disinfectants

and By-Products

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

October 1992

TRM, Report, 82 pages

Keywords: disinfection/disinfection by-products,

health/health effects, maximum contaminant
levels/maximum contaminant level goals

Maximum Contaminant Level Goals (MCLGs) are set at concentration
levels at which no known or anticipated adverse health effects
occur, allowing for an adequate margin of safety. Establishment
of an MCLG for each specific contaminant depends on the evidence
of carcinogenicity from drinking water exposure or the Agency's
oral reference dose based on noncarcinogenic data. This report
discusses the status of the development of draft MCLGs for
disinfectants and disinfection by-products.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $8.25
Order No.: 19 9D

National Technical Information Service

Cost: $19.00

Order No.: PB93-134906

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Surface Water Treatment Rule: Implementation Manual (Including
Appendix D)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water
TRM, Guidance Manual, 130 pages
March 1990

Keywords: reporting, state programs/regulations, Surface Water
Treatment Rule

This document provides guidance to EPA regions and States on
violation determination, FRDS reporting, and State Primacy
Revision Applications for the Surface Water Treatment rule. The
body of the document contains a timeline with important dates,
violation and reporting rules, and State Special Primacy
Requirements. The Appendices include information required for
Primacy Revision Applications, wellhead protection,
.implementation, and FRDS data entry.

Availability: National Technical Information Service

Cost: $27.00

Order No. PB93-186641

Technical and Economic Capacity of States and Public Water
Systems to Implement Drinking Water Regulations: Report to
Congress

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

September 1993

TRM, Report, 178 pages

Keywords; drinking water regulations, implementation, public
water systems, Safe Drinking Water Act

The first two sections of this report provide background on the

status of drinking water regulations, including the EPA* s
contaminant selection and regulatory processes, health effects,
health benefits, and costs of current regulation. Timetables for
implementation are also included. The remaining five sections
focus on the capabilities of systems and states to implement
drinking water regulations, including monitoring, installation
and operation of treatment systems, reporting, enforcement, and
data management.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost; $ 0.0

Order No.: 810/R-93-001

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Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-Products
(DRAFT)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

Malcolm Pirnie, Inc.

December 1992

TRM, Report, 483 pages.

Keywords: costs/cost estimating, disinfection/disinfection by-
products , drinking water regulations, models, treatment
techniques/technologies

This document characterizes the feasibility of treatment for
disinfection by-product (DBP) control and estimates the costs for
treatment alternatives. Treatment criteria were developed through
the use of a water treatment plant simulation model for
parameters critical to disinfection and disinfection by-product
control.

Availability: National Technical Information Service

Cost: $52.00

Order No.: PB93-162998

Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-Products
Addendum 1

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
June 1994

TM, Report, 14 pages.

Keywords: costs/cost estimating, disinfection/disinfection by-
products , treatment techniques/technologies

The purpose of this addendum is to identify design criteria and
costs of technologies employed in the treatment of disinfection
by-products (DBP) in drinking water.

Availability: National Technical Information Service

Cost: $ 17.50
Order No.: PB94-184827

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Technologies and Costs for Control of Disinfection By-Products:
Executive Summary

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

November 1992

TRM, Report, 38 pages

Keywords: costs/cost estimating, disinfection/disinfection by-
products, drinking water regulations, models, treatment
techniques/technologies

This document characterizes the feasibility of treatment for
disinfection by-product (DBP) control and estimates the costs for
treatment alternatives that can then be used by utilities to meet
national regulations. Treatment criteria were developed through
the use of a Water Treatment Plant simulation model for
parameters critical to disinfection and DBP control.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $2.00
Order No.: 204D

National Technical Information Service

Cost: $17.00

Order No.: PB93-134922

Total Coliform Rule: Implementation Manual (Including Appendix

D)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water
March 1990

TRM, Guidance Manual, 196 pages

Keywords: Coliform Rule, reporting, state programs/regulations

This document provides guidance to EPA regions and States on
violation determination, FRDS reporting, and State Primacy
Revision Applications. The body of the document contains
deadlines for submission of Primacy Revision applications,
violation and reporting rules, and State Special Primacy
Requirements. The Appendices include information required for
Primacy Revision Applications, wellhead protection,
implementation, and FRDS data entry.

Availability: National Technical Information Service

Cost: $19.50
Order No.: PB93-186658

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Use of Microbial Risk Assessment in Setting U S Drinking Water
Standards

Macler, B.; Regli, S.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

October 1992

TRM, Report, 20 pages

Keywords: assessments, disinfection/disinfection by-products,
drinking water regulations, ground water
disinfection/Ground Water Disinfection Rule,
microbiological contaminants, Surface Water Treatment
Rule

This paper outlines the U.S. EPA's general strategy for using
microbial risk assessment to support the development of the
National Primary Drinking Water Regulations. It discusses
specifically the use of such risk assessment in the development
of upcoming regulations for disinfection of groundwater and for
control of disinfectants and their chemical by-products, and
possible amendments to the current Surface Water Treatment Rule.

Availability: Educational Resources Information Center

Cost: $1.75
Order No.: 195D

National Technical Information Service

Cost: $17.00

Order No.: PB93-134930

Volunteer Monitoring

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Water

September 1993

TRM, Brochure, 6 pages

Keywords: monitoring, water quality

Volunteer water monitoring is defined in this brochure. Groups
across the U.S. who do volunteer water monitoring are also
described.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: 800/F-93-008

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Water Treatment Plant Model for MS Windows 3.1, Version. 1.55
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water

1994

TRM, computer disk

Keywords: disinfection/disinfection by-products, models,
treatment techniques/technologies

The Water Treatment Plant Simulation Model was developed in

support of the Disinfectant/Disinfection By-Products Rule. The
primary purpose of the program is to simulate the removal of
natural organic matter, and the formation of disinfection by-
products and disinfection levels in water treatment plants and
distribution systems, based upon specified inputs. These inputs
include raw water quality, treatment process characteristics ana
chemical dosages. See the following entry for information about
program installation.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center-

Cost : $0.0

Order No.; Order by Title

Water Treatment Plant Model for MS Windows 3 1 Version 1.55 -

Installation Instructions

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water

1994

TRM, Manual, 10 pages

Keywords:! disinfection/disinfection by-products, models,
treatment techniques/technologies

The user manual for version 1.55 is in preparation. This 10-page

document contains information about how to install and use the
Water Treatment Plant model.

Availability: Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

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WATERS: Well Activities Tracking, Evaluation and Reporting
System, Version 2.0 User Guide
WATERS Program Diskette
GIS Data Diskettes for 10 EPA Regions
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Water
October 1993

TM, computer tracking system, manual 162 pages, 11 diskettes.

Keywords: data management, underground injection control,

wells

The Well Activities Tracking, Evaluation, and Reporting System
(WATERS) is a user-friendly PC-based system designed by EPA7 s
Underground Injection Control Branch. EPA developed WATERS to
assist States and Regional Offices in operating and managing
their underground injection control programs. The basic WATERS
installation package contains: 1) one WATERS program diskette, 2)
one geographic information system data diskette (there is one
diskette for each of 10 EPA regions), and 3) the User Guide. If
you wish to use the optional WATERS Mapping System, you must also
obtain a Maplnfo runtime module. The runtime module includes
several diskettes, installation instructions, and user
documentation. Runtime modules may be purchased through any
authorized developer.

Availability; Office of Water Resource Center

Cost: $0.0

Order No.: See listing below

WATERS program diskette	813/C-93-001

WATERS User Guide	813/B-93-002

GIS Data Diskettes (1 per requestor) -

EPA Region	States Included	Order No

I	CT,ME,MA,NH,RI,VT	813/C-93-002

II	NJ,NY,PR,VI	813/C-93-003

III	DE,DC,MD,PA,VA,WV	813/C-93-004

IV	AL,FL,GA,KY,MS,NC,SC,TN	813/C-93-005

V	IL,IN,MI,MN,OH,WI	813/C-93-006

VI	AR,LA,NM,OK,TX	813/C-93-007

VII	IA,KS,MO,NE	813/C-93-0 08

VIII	CO,MT,ND,SD,UT,WY	813/C-93-009

IX	AZ,CA,HI,NV,AS,GU	813/C-93-010

X	AK,ID,OR,WA	813/C-93-011

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