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1. www.columbus.gov › files › sharedassetsCITY LEAD WATER SERVICE LINE MAP NOW AVAILABLE - City of Columbus

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   The Columbus Department of Public Utilities has submitted and received approval from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA) for a lead service line map that meets the requirements of HB 512 passed by the state legislature last year.

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3. www.columbus.gov › Community › Interactive-MapsData and Interactive Maps (GIS) - City of Columbus, Ohio

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   Search for available datasets and explore web maps at the Columbus Open Data and Map Portal.

4. abc6onyourside.com › news › localInteractive map shows residents where lead service lines ...

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   Mar 6, 2017 · The map shows residents the possible presence of lead service lines that provide water to homes and businesses.

5. cbuswater.comColumbus Fourth Water Plant – We are building a new water ...

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   We are building a new water plant and transmission mains to meet the growing need for clean, safe drinking water in central Ohio. Where we are Building it The new Home Road water plant will be built along the Scioto River near the corner of Home and Dublin roads in Delaware County.

6. www.columbus.gov › Water-FactsWater Facts - City of Columbus, Ohio

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   We work 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to ensure you have a ready supply of high quality drinking water. We operate and maintain 3 water treatment plants, 27 pump stations, 38 water storage tanks, 3,572 miles of water lines and nearly 27,000 hydrants.

7. epa.ohio.gov › public-water-systemsPublic Water Systems - Ohio

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   Source Water Assessment and Protection helps public waters systems understand where the drinking water comes from, how contaminants can get into the water supply and how to protect the water from contamination at the source. Ohio EPA completes source water assessments for every public water system.

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   How many public water systems are in Ohio?

   • In Ohio, around 4,400 public water systems serve approximately 11 million people daily. Public water systems (PWSs) are regulated by the Ohio EPA Division of Drinking and Ground Waters (Ohio EPA DDAGW). Public water systems use either a ground water source, a surface water source or a ground water under the direct influence of surface water source.

   Public Water Systems - Ohio

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   What is a watershed in Ohio?

   • A watershed (JPG, 361KB) is an area of land that drains all water to a common basin, stream, river or lake. Central Ohio Watershed Map (PDF, 12MB) Urbanization and increases in impervious surfaces (hard, non-porous) are significant threats to the protection of high-quality drinking water sources & aquatic habitats.

   Water Facts - City of Columbus, Ohio

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   What types of water systems are regulated in Ohio?

   • Examples include campgrounds, restaurants and gas stations. In addition, drinking water systems associated with agricultural migrant labor camps, as defined by the Ohio Department of Agriculture, are regulated even though they may not meet the minimum number of people or service connections. Private water systems

   Public Water Systems - Ohio

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   What is the Ohio source water protection program (Swap)?

   • The Ohio Source Water Protection Program (SWAP) is intended to protect Ohio's streams, rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and ground waters used for public drinking water from future contamination. To protect drinking water supplies, a protection area is delineated based on the area that supplies water to the well or surface water intake.

   Drinking Water Source Protection Areas - Ohio

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9. epa.ohio.gov › monitor-pollution › maps-andDrinking Water Source Protection Areas - Ohio

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   Public map for drinking water source water protection areas in Ohio. Does not include public drinking water wells, intakes or reports.