Drinking-Water System Number - eastgwillimbury 2026

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The document is an Optional Annual Report Template for the Mount Albert Distribution System, detailing its compliance with Drinking-Water Systems Regulation O. Reg. 170/03 for the year 2009. It includes information about the system's ownership, service population, operational details, testing results, and any significant expenses incurred for maintenance and improvements. The report confirms that the system serves approximately 4,160 people and outlines the absence of reported incidents or exceedances in water quality parameters.

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Begin by entering the 'Drinking-Water System Number' at the top of the form. This is a unique identifier for your system, which in this case is 260002265.
Fill in the 'Drinking-Water System Name' with 'Mount Albert Distribution System'.
Next, provide the 'Drinking-Water System Owner', which is 'The Town of East Gwillimbury'.
Indicate the 'Drinking-Water System Category' as 'Distribution'.
Specify the reporting period by entering dates from January 01, 2009, to December 31, 2009.
Answer the questions regarding service population and report availability by checking the appropriate boxes.
Complete any additional sections as required, such as detailing water treatment chemicals used and expenses incurred during the reporting period.

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What is the hardness of the water in East Gwillimbury?

This average hardness varies between the Towns different water systems, and can be measured in parts per million (ppm) or grains per gallon (gpg) of Calcium Carbonate: Mount Albert = 315ppm or 18.4gpg. Holland Landing/ Queensville/ Sharon = 175ppm or 10.2gpg. Yonge/ Green Lane = 170ppm or 9.9gpg.

How do I get a new garbage bin in East Gwillimbury?

Damaged or Broken Bins Broken or damaged Town issued green or blue bins will be replaced free of charge by Green for Life (GFL). To schedule bin replacement, contact GFL by email or by calling 1-866-421-5625.

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905-478-3826.

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docHub us through Plot 3, Nakasero P.O BOX 7053 Kampala Mail Us. 0800200977. 0800300977. info@nwsc.co.ug.

What are the requirements for water to be safe to drink?

Understanding What Makes Drinking Water Safe Safe drinking water is water that is free from harmful microorganisms, heavy metals, chemicals, and other contaminants. It should also taste good, be colorless, and odor-free. One of the key measures of water quality is its Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) level.

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