Administrative Rules for
PART 201 ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION
of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act 1994 PA 451, as
amended
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Rule
401. As used in this part:
(a) "Alternate water
service" means a water supply provided as an alternative to, or as a supplement
to, the use of a well or water supply system.
The term includes, but is not limited to, providing bottled water,
constructing a new private well, and extending or constructing a water supply
system.
(b) "Public notification" means a letter to a
property owner or notification at a public meeting as defined in 1976 PA 267,
MCL 15.261 et seq., and known as the open meetings act.
(c) "Treatment system" means a device, installation,
or structure and associated appurtenances that are installed for the purpose of
treating drinking water before delivery in a distribution system.
(d) "Type I water supply" means a public water
supply which provides year-round service to not less than 15 living units or
which regularly provides year-round service to not less than 25 residents.
(e) "Water supply system" means a system of pipes
and structures through which water is obtained and distributed for the purpose
of furnishing water for drinking or household purposes, including any of the
following:
(i) Wells
and well structures.
(ii)
Intakes and cribs.
(iii) Pumping stations.
(iv)
Treatment plants.
(v)
Storage tanks.
(vi)
Pipelines and appurtenances.
(vii) A
combination of the items specified in paragraphs (i) to (vi)
of this subdivision.
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