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Stream Classification AA or A = waters used as a source of drinking water. B = for swimming and other contact recreation, but not for drinking water. C = supporting fisheries and suitable for non - contact activities. D = lowest

Stream Classification • AA or A = waters used as a source of drinking water. • B = for swimming and other contact recreation, but not for drinking water. • C = supporting fisheries and suitable for non - contact activities. • D = lowest classification and standard A, B, and C may also have a standard of (T) • T = may support trout populations • (TS) = may support trout spawning
Public Drinking Water Supplies are Regulated by the Department of Health • To ensure compliance with NYS Part 5 rules and regulations and the federal Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) • Monitored regularly for bacteria, inorganic compounds and organic compounds
Private Well Water Supplies are not regulated by the EPA, NYS or Dutchess County • It is a well owners responsibility to test their water and maintain their own well https://www.epa.gov/sites/production/files/2015-05/documents/epa816k02003.pdf
Local Municipal Laws regarding Private Well Testing • East Fishkill (http://ecode360.com/7071672) • Well resting required for one and two family residential properties prior to sale or exchange of property • Multifamily and nonresidential properties and rental property required to test every 3 years • Fishkill (http://ecode360.com/10584688) • Wappinger (http://ecode360.com/11073890)
Where to have your water tested & What to test your water for • NYS DOH recommends samples should be analyzed by a laboratory certified by their Environmental Laboratory Approval Program (ELAP) for testing potable water https://www.health.ny.gov/environmental/water/drinking/regulations/fact_sheets/fs3_water_quality.htm

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