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The Cross-Connection Control Questionnaire is a mandatory document for applicants seeking water service, aimed at preventing pollution and cross-contamination in the public water system. It requires detailed information about potential cross-connections on the property and compliance with regulations set by the California Department of Public Health and Olivenhain Municipal Water District. Failure to complete the questionnaire may delay water meter installation.

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What is a cross connection control program?

The purpose of the cross-connection control program is to reduce the hazard of contamination of the public water system by identifying actual and potential cross-connections and taking action to protect the system from these hazards.

What is an example of a cross connection?

Common examples of cross-connections include a garden hose submerged in a pesticide mixture, a piped connection providing potable feed water to an industrial process, such as a cooling tower, or a submerged outlet of an irrigation system. Connections to firefighting equipment are other very common cross-connections.

What can cause a cross connection?

When drinking water piping connects to various plumbing fixtures or water utilizing equipment a cross-connection is created. If improperly protected, contamination can result when a backflow event occurs; allowing contaminates to reverse flow from the fixture/equipment back into the drinking water piping.

How do you prevent cross connection?

Tips for Protecting Your Home or Business from Cross-connections Learn how to eliminate or control cross-connections with backflow preventers. Do not submerge hoses or place hoses where they could become submerged, such as sinks, tubs, or pools. hose bib vacuum breakers on hose spigots.

Is Title 17 cross connection in California?

The California Code of Regulations Title 17 requires public water suppliers to protect their water systems from cross-connections and prevent backflow situations. Public water suppliers must conduct cross- connection control surveys of their water customers property to evaluate cross-connection hazards.