ANNUAL COMPLIANCE REPORT FOR PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS Department of Health Services

STATE OF CALIFORNIA —HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY
Department of Health Services
Drinking Water Program
ANNUAL COMPLIANCE REPORT
FOR
PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS
CALENDAR YEAR 2002
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page No.
REPORT DESCRIPTION
Section I -
Introduction..………………………………………………………….. 1
Section II - Primary Drinking Water Standards / Water Quality Monitoring ... 2
Section III - Variances and Exemptions………………………………………...... 2
Section IV - Summary of Violations…………………………………………….......3
Section V - Conclusions………………………………………………………….....5
APPENDIX A – Summary of Public Water System Violations (By Contaminant)
APPENDIX B -
Public Water Systems Reporting Violations (By Name and Contaminant)
APPENDIX C – Local Primacy Agencies (Counties with delegated authority for small public
water systems)
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES
DRINKING WATER PROGRAM
PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM ANNUAL COMPLIANCE REPORT
(Calendar Year 2002)
SECTION I: Introduction
The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) Amendments of 1996 included provisions
requiring the States to complete an annual report on violations of national primary drinking water
regulations by the public water systems in their state. This annual report must identify violations
of primary drinking water standard maximum contaminant levels (MCL), treatment
requirements, variances and exemptions, and significant monitoring requirements.
Public water systems served approximately 32.2 million people in California during the
2002 calendar year. Approximately 1.7 million people in California received their drinking
water from other sources, primarily private wells serving individual residences.
The California Department of Health Services (Department) is designated by the United
States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) as the primacy agency responsible for the
administration and enforcement of the federal SDWA requirements in California. The State of
California and the Department have adopted statutes and regulations to implement the
requirements of the SDWA. The Department’s regulatory responsibility over public water
systems includes (1) issuance of operating permits, (2) conducting inspections, (3) monitoring
for compliance with regulations, and (4) taking enforcement action to compel compliance when
violations are identified.
The Department has delegated the drinking water program regulatory authority for small
public water systems serving less than 200 service connections to thirty- five (35) counties in
California. The delegated counties (or Local Primacy Agencies) are responsible for regulating
approximately 5,000 small public water systems statewide. The Department retains the
regulatory authority over all public water systems statewide with greater than 200 service
connections and the small public water systems in the remaining twenty-three (23) non-delegated
counties. A list of the delegated counties is included in Appendix C of this report.
The Department submits drinking water regulatory program data electronically to the
USEPA for compilation in the federal Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS) on a
quarterly basis. The data submitted to SDWIS typically includes (1) public water systems
inventory statistics, (2) MCL violations, Major Monitoring and Treatment Technique violations,
(3) the enforcement actions taken by the Department against public water systems for violations,
and (4) variances and exemptions. The USEPA regions also report federal enforcement actions
into the SDWIS database.
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During the calendar year 2002, the Department experienced technical problems in the
electronic transmittal of water quality and violations data into the federal SDWIS. As a result,
the information available from the federal SDWIS is considered incomplete and does not
accurately reflect the status of drinking water compliance in the State of California. The
Department is aggressively working with the USEPA to resolve the data transfer issues and
problems to ensure the completeness and accuracy of the SDWIS data in the future.
Consequently, the violations information included in this report is derived from the data
available from the Department’s independent drinking water program database system for the
period of January 1, 2002 through December 31, 2002.
A copy of this report is available to the public by contacting the Department at (916) 3236111. This report is also available on the Department’s website at www.dhs.ca.gov/ps/ddwem/
publications/pubindex.htm.
SECTION II: Primary Drinking Water Standards / Water Quality Monitoring
Primary drinking water standards have been adopted by the Department for contaminants
that may be found in drinking water supplies in California. The standards are set at levels
necessary to protect the public from acute and chronic health risks associated with consuming the
contaminants in the drinking water supplies.
Public water systems are required to serve drinking water that meets all of the
Department’s drinking water standards, and to conduct routine sampling and analysis of their
drinking water supplies to certify compliance. Further, all water quality analysis must be
conducted by laboratories that are certified by the Department and the analytical results
transmitted electronically to the Department. The water quality analytical results are reviewed
and evaluated by the Department to determine compliance with drinking water standards. The
Department identifies and reports violations when public water systems submit water quality
analytical results that exceed the established drinking water standards.
Public water systems are required to notify the Department within forty-eight (48) hours
of receiving water quality analytical results indicating a failure to meet any primary drinking
water standard. In the case of a bacteriological or nitrate/nitrite drinking water standard
violation, public water systems are required to notify the Department within twenty- four (24)
hours of receiving water quality analytical results indicating an MCL has been exceeded.
A monitoring violation is reported when a public water system fails to conduct the
required water quality sampling and analysis or to report the analytical results to the Department
or the appropriate Local Primacy Agency.
SECTION III: Variances And Exemptions
The Department is authorized under the federal SDWA to issue variances and exemptions
from meeting drinking water standards to public water systems under special circumstances.
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A variance is allowed in situations where the characteristics of a raw water source make
it impossible for a public water system to meet the MCL with the installation of the best
available technology, treatment techniques, or other approved method. The approval of any
variance must ensure adequate protection of human health. Additionally, the variance is
reviewed by the Department not less than every five (5) years to determine whether continuation
of the variance is appropriate and necessary.
An exemption from an MCL and/or treatment technique is allowed in situations where a
public water system is in noncompliance as the result of compelling factors and the exemption
will not result in an unreasonable risk to public health. Any public water systems that receive an
exemption must achieve compliance with the MCL or treatment technique as expeditiously as
practicable, but not later than three (3) years after the applicable compliance date.
The Department did not approve any variances or exemptions during calendar year 2002.
SECTION IV: Summary of Violations
This section identifies the categories of primary drinking water standards and summarizes
the public water system violations data included in Appendix A. The identities of the public
water systems in violation are included in Appendix B.
Organic Contaminants
Public water systems were required to conduct water quality monitoring for sixty-two
(62) organic contaminants that are regulated by primary drinking water standards. Four (4) MCL
violations and thirty-two (32) monitoring violations were reported by thirty- four (34) public
water systems.
Inorganic Contaminants
Public water systems were required to conduct water quality monitoring for seventeen
(17) inorganic contaminants that are regulated by primary drinking water standards. Eightyseven (87) MCL violations and ninety (90) monitoring violations were reported by 151 public
water systems.
Radionuclide Contaminants
Public water systems were required to conduct water quality monitoring for six (6)
radionuclide contaminants regulated by primary drinking water standards. A single MCL
violation and monitoring viola tion were reported by two (2) public water systems.
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Total Trihalomethanes
Public water systems were required to conduct water quality monitoring for total
trihalomethanes contaminants. Two (2) MCL violations were reported by one (1) public water
system.
Total Coliform Rule
The Total Coliform Rule violations identify the presence of microbiological
contamination in drinking water supplies. Public water systems are required to conduct water
quality monitoring for coliform bacteria as the basis for establishing compliance with the
drinking water bacteriological standard.
A total of 579 bacteriological MCL violations were reported by 453 public water
systems. A total of forty (40) acute MCL violations were reported by thirty-two (32) public
water systems, and 539 non-acute MCL violations were reported by 421 public water systems.
An acute MCL violation indicates that a public water system detected fecal coliform or E.
coli bacteria in their drinking water supply. A non-acute MCL violation indicates that a public
water system only detected total coliform bacteria in their drinking water supply.
There were also 922 significant monitoring and/or reporting violations reported by 622
public water systems. These violations were issued for failure to conduct the required
bacteriological monitoring or required follow-up monitoring of their water systems or for not
reporting analytical results to the Department.
Surface Water Treatment Rule
The Surface Water Treatment Rule establishes treatment techniques and performance
standards for public water systems that use surface water as a drinking water source. These
treatment techniques and performance standards are used instead of MCL’s for microbiological
contaminants that may be found in surface waters including Giardia lambia, Cryptosporidium
parvum, Legionella, heterotrophic plate count, and viruses.
Public water systems that use surface water are required to provide multi-barrier
treatment to protect against adverse health effects from microbiological contaminants. All multibarrier treatment systems must include the use of a filtration technology approved by the
Department. Public water systems may be approved by the Department to use surface water
without providing filtration under certain conditions and requirements. A water system that fails
to meet these conditions and requirements is reported as a “failure to filter” violation.
For public water systems with approved filtration treatment, twenty-eight (28) public
water systems reported a total of eighty- nine (89) treatment technique violations, and one (1)
public water system reported two (2) significant monitoring violations.
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For public water systems with approval to use surface water without filtration, five (5)
public water systems reported a total of five (5) failure to filter violations, and two (2) public
water systems reported one (1) significant monitoring violation each.
A monitoring violation is considered significant under the Surface Water Treatment Rule
when fewer than ten percent (10%) of the required water samples are taken or the water quality
monitoring results are not reported during the required reporting interval.
SECTION V: Conclusions
Overall, public water systems in California delivered drinking water that generally met
all of the established state and federal drinking water standards and was safe to drink. A detailed
breakdown of the violations and their health effect significance for each contaminant category is
provided below.
Organic Contaminants
Violations of drinking water standards for organic contaminants by public water systems
affected approximately 101 people in California (99.99% total compliance). Additionally, ten
(10) public water systems that serve drinking water to approximately 618 people failed to
conduct all of the required water quality monitoring and reporting for organic contaminants. The
specific violations are as follows:
Methyl-tertiary-butyl-ether (MTBE) monitoring violations were reported by five (5)
public water systems that serve approximately 488 people. The failure to complete the required
contaminant monitoring prevented these public water systems from demonstrating compliance
with the adopted drinking water standard.
A single public water system serving approximately 90 people, incurred a single
monitoring violation for each of the following twenty-five (25) organic contaminants: 1,2,4trichlorobenzene, Cis-1, 2-dichlroethylene, 1, 3-dichloropropene, trichlorofluoromethane,
dichloromethane, xylene, 1, 2-dichlorobenzene, 1, 4-dichlorobenzene, vinyl chloride, 1, 1dichloroethylene, 1, 1-dichloroethane, trans-1, 2-dichloroethylene, 1, 2-dichloroethane, 1, 1, 1trichloroethane, carbon tetrachloride, 1, 2-dichloropropane, trichloroethylene, 1, 1, 2trichloroethane, tetrachloroethylene, 1, 1, 2, 2-tetrachloroethane, monochlorobenzene, benzene,
toluene, styrene, and ethylbenzene. The failure to complete the required contaminant monitoring
prevented this public water system from demonstrating compliance with the adopted drinking
water standards.
Dibromochloropropane MCL violations (greater than 0.0002 mg/l) were reported by
three (3) public water systems that serve approximately 101 people. The consumption of
drinking water with levels of dibromochloropropane exceeding the MCL over a long timeframe
could increase the risk of cancer in humans.
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One (1) public water system that serves approximately forty (40) people was cited for a
dibromochloropropane monitoring violation. The failure to complete the required contaminant
monitoring prevented this public water system from demonstrating compliance with the adopted
drinking water standard.
Inorganic Contaminants
Violations of drinking water standards for inorganic contaminants by public water
systems affected approximately 106,826 people in California (99.67% total compliance).
Additionally, seventy-five (75) public water systems that serve approximately 137,446 people
failed to conduct all of the required water quality monitoring and reporting for inorganic
contaminants. The specific violations are as follows:
Aluminum monitoring violations were reported by two (2) public water systems that
serve approximately 115 people. The failure to complete the required contaminant monitoring
prevented these public water systems from demonstrating compliance with the adopted drinking
water standard.
Arsenic MCL violations (greater than 0.05 mg/l) were reported by four (4) public water
systems that serve approximately 499 people and a single record keeping violation was reported
by one (1) public water system that serves approximately 625 people. Consuming drinking
water with levels of arsenic exceeding the MCL over a long timeframe, could increase the risk of
cancer or damage to the skin or circulatory system in humans.
A single barium MCL violation (greater than 1 mg/l) was reported by one (1) public
water system that serves approximately 431 people. Consuming drinking water with levels of
barium exceeding the MCL over a long timeframe, could increase the risk of damage to the heart
and cardiovascular system and increase blood pressure in humans.
A single chromium MCL violation (greater than 0.05 mg/l) was reported by one (1)
public water system that serves approximately twenty- five (25) people. Consuming drinking
water with levels of chromium exceeding the MCL over a long timeframe, could increase the
risk of damage to the kidneys, nervous system, or the circulatory system in humans.
A single fluoride MCL violation (greater than 2 mg/l) was reported by one (1) public
water system that serves approximately 453 people and a single record keeping violation was
reported by one (1) public water system that serves approximately 170 people. Consuming
drinking water with levels of fluoride exceeding the MCL over a long timeframe, could increase
the risk of bone disease or mottled teeth in humans.
Nitrate plus nitrite (sum as nitrogen) MCL violations (greater than 10.0 mg/l) were
reported by five (5) public water systems that serve approximately 20,745 people and nitrate plus
nitrite monitoring violations were reported by fourteen (14) public water systems that serve
approximately 1,942 people. Consuming drinking water with levels of nitrate plus nitrite
exceeding the MCL can cause serious illness and possible death in infants that are less than six
(6) months of age.
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Nitrate (NO3 ) MCL violations (greater than 45.0 mg/l) were reported by fifty- four (54)
public water systems that serve approximately 84,673 people and nitrate monitoring violations
were reported by fifty-six (56) public water systems that serve approximately 134,504 people.
Consuming drinking water with levels of nitrate exceeding the MCL can cause serious illness
and possible death in infants that are less than six (6) months of age.
A single public water system serving approximately ninety (90) people was responsible
for monitoring violations for arsenic, barium, cadmium, fluoride, mercury, nickel, nitrite,
selenium, antimony, beryllium, and thallium. This public water system was also responsible for
the twenty- five (25) organic contaminant monitoring violations identified on the previous page.
The failure to complete the required contaminant monitoring prevented this public water system
from demonstrating compliance with the adopted drinking water standards.
Radionuclides
Violations of drinking water standards for radionuclide contaminants by public water
systems affected approximately 543 people in California. The specific violations are as follows:
A single combined radium-226 + radium-228 MCL violation (greater than 5 pCi/l) was
reported by one (1) public water system that serves approximately 453 people. Consuming
drinking water with levels of combined Radium-226 + Radium 228 exceeding the MCL over a
long timeframe, could increase the risk of cancer in humans.
A single gross alpha monitoring violation was reported by one (1) public water system
that serves approximately ninety (90) people. The failure to complete the required contaminant
monitoring prevented this public water system from demonstrating compliance with the adopted
drinking water standards.
Total Trihalomethanes
Violations of drinking water standards for total trihalomethane contaminants by public
water systems affected approximately 16,800 people in California (99.95% total compliance).
The specific violations are as follows:
A single total trihalomethanes MCL violation (greater than 0.1 mg/l) was reported by one
(1) public water system that serves approximately 16,800 people. Consuming drinking water
with levels of total trihalomethanes exceeding the MCL over a long timeframe, could increase
the risk of liver, kidney, or central nervous system problems or increase the risk of cancer in
humans.
Total Coliform Rule
Violations of bacteriological drinking water standards by public water systems affected
approximately 871,832 people in California (97.29% total compliance). The specific violations
are as follows:
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Acute bacteriological MCL violations were reported by thirty-two (32) public water
systems that serve approximately 5,001 people. Twenty-five (25) public water systems reported
a single acute bacteriological MCL violation, which indicates that the circumstances causing the
violations were corrected immediately.
Six (6) public water systems reported two (2) single consecutive bacteriological MCL
violations, and one (1) public water system reported three (3) single consecutive bacteriological
MCL violations. These violations indicate that the affected population was briefly exposed to a
significant public health risk due to bacteriological contamination of their drinking water
supplies.
Non-acute bacteriological MCL violations were reported by 421 public water systems
that serve approximately 866,831 people. Typically, these non-acute bacteriological violations
are the result of improper water sampling and/or inadequate cleaning of water distribution
system pipelines.
Bacteriological monitoring violations were reported by 622 public water systems that
serve approximately 140,375 people. The failure to complete the required bacteriological
monitoring prevented these public water systems from demonstrating compliance with the
primary drinking water standards for bacteriological quality.
Surface Water Treatment Rule
Approximately 99.98% of California’s population served by public water systems that
use surface water received drinking water that continuously satisfied the filtration treatment and
monitoring provisions of the Surface Water Treatment Rule. The specific violations are as
follows:
For public water systems with approved filtration treatment, twenty-eight (28) public
water systems reporting treatment technique violations serve approximately 2,943 people.
Fifteen (15) of these twenty-eight (28) public water systems reported the violation for only one
(1) month, two (2) public water systems reported the violation for two (2) months, three (3)
public water systems reported the violation for three (3) months, two (2) public water systems
reported the violation for four (4) months, one (1) public water system reported the violation for
five (5) months, one (1) public water system reported the violation for six (6) months, one (1)
public water system reported the violation for seven (7) months, one (1) public water system
reported the violation for eleven (11) months, and two (2) public water systems reported the
violation for twelve (12) months. A single public water system reporting significant monitoring
violations serves approximately 150 people.
For public water systems with approval to use surface water without filtration, five (5)
public water systems reporting failure to filter violations serve approximately 1,659 people and
two (2) public water systems reporting significant monitoring violations serve approximately 970
people.
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The Surface Water Treatment Rule treatment technique violations are typically reported
due to elevated turbidity levels in the water or a failure to maintain the required level of
disinfection. High turbidity levels or inadequate disinfection are indicators of potential
breakthrough of cryptosporidium, giardia, bacteria, or viruses in the treatment process which
could create a public health risk.
Enforcement Activities
In response to the violations identified in this report, the Department issued a total of
2,382 enforcement letters, 389 citations, and 27 compliance orders to the affected public water
systems. This aggressive enforcement action is a key element of the Department’s overall
regulatory strategy to bring all public water systems into full compliance with all of the drinking
water standards and regulations and ensure that all Californians receive safe drinking water.
APPENDIX A
Summary of Public Water System Violations
(By Contaminant)
State of California
Department of Health Services
2002 Annual Report on Public Water System Violations
MCLs
(mg/l)
Violation Category
Organic Contaminants
Dibromochloropropane (DBCP)
1,2-Dichlorobenzene
1,4-Dichlorobenzene
1,1-Dichloroethane
1,2-Dichloroethane
1,1-Dichloroethylene
1,2-Dichloropropane
1,3-Dichloropropene
1,1,2,2,-Tetrachloroethane
1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
1,1,2-Trichloroethane
1,1,2-Trichloro-1,2,2,-Trifluoroethane
2,3,7,8-TCDD (Dioxin)
2,4,5-TP
2,4-D
2002 Violations
State of California
MCLs
Number of
Violations
0.0002
0.6
0.005
0.005
0.0005
0.006
0.005
0.0005
0.001
0.07
0.2
0.005
1.2
0.00000003
0.05
0.07
Number of
Systems with
Violations
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Appendix A
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Treatment Techniques
Significant Monitoring/
Reporting/Record Keeping
Number of
Violations
Number of
Violations
Number of
Systems with
Violations
Number of
Systems with
Violations
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
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State of California
Department of Health Services
2002 Annual Report on Public Water System Violations
MCLs
(mg/l)
Violation Category
Acrylamide
Alachlor
Atrazine
Benzene
Bentazon
Benzo[a]pyrene
Carbofuran
Carbon Tetrachloride
Chlordane
cis-1,2-Dichloroethylene
Dalapon
Di(2-ethylhexyl)adipate
Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
Dichloromethane
Dinoseb
Diquat
Endothall
2002 Violations
State of California
MCLs
Number of
Violations
Number of
Systems with
Violations
Treatment Techniques
Significant Monitoring/
Reporting/Record Keeping
Number of
Violations
Number of
Violations
Number of
Systems with
Violations
0
0.002
0.003
0.001
0.018
0.0002
0.018
0.0005
0.0001
0.006
0.2
0.4
0.004
0.005
0.007
0.02
0.1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Appendix A
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Number of
Systems with
Violations
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
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State of California
Department of Health Services
2002 Annual Report on Public Water System Violations
MCLs
(mg/l)
MCLs
Violation Category
Endrin
Epichlorohydrin
Ethylbenzene
Glyphosate
Heptachlor
Heptachlor epoxide
Hexachlorobenzene
Hexachlorocyclopentadiene
Lindane
Methoxychlor
Methyl-Tert-Butyl-Ether
Molinate
Monochlorobenzene
Oxamyl (Vydate)
Picloram
Styrene
2002 Violations
State of California
Number of
Violations
0.002
Number of
Systems with
Violations
0
Treatment Techniques
Significant Monitoring/
Reporting/Record Keeping
Number of
Violations
Number of
Violations
Number of
Systems with
Violations
0
0
0.7
0.7
0.00001
0.00001
0.001
0.05
0.0002
0.04
0.013
0.02
0.07
0.2
0.5
0.1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Appendix A
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Number of
Systems with
Violations
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
0
1
0
0
1
0
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State of California
Department of Health Services
2002 Annual Report on Public Water System Violations
MCLs
(mg/l)
MCLs
Violation Category
Simazine
Total polychlorinated biphenyls
Pentachlorophenol
Tetrachloroethylene
Thiobencarb
Trans-1,2-Dichloroethylene
Trichloroethylene
Trichlorofluoromethane
Toluene
Toxaphene
Vinyl chloride
Xylenes (single or sum of isomers)
Total Trihalomethanes
Inorganic Contaminants
Aluminum
Antimony
Arsenic
2002 Violations
State of California
Number of
Violations
Number of
Systems with
Violations
Treatment Techniques
Significant Monitoring/
Reporting/Record Keeping
Number of
Violations
Number of
Violations
Number of
Systems with
Violations
Number of
Systems with
Violations
0.004
0.0005
0.001
0.005
0.07
0.01
0.005
0.15
0.15
0.003
0.0005
1.75
0.1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
0.006
0.05
0
0
4
0
0
4
2
1
2
2
1
2
Appendix A
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State of California
Department of Health Services
2002 Annual Report on Public Water System Violations
MCLs
(mg/l)
Violation Category
Asbestos
Barium
Beryllium
Cadmium
Cyanide (as free cyanide)
Fluoride
Mercury
Nickel
Nitrate (NO3)
Nitrite (as nitrogen)
Selenium
Thallium
Nitrate + nitrite (sum as nitrogen)
Radionuclide Contaminants
Gross alpha
Radium-226 and radium-228
2002 Violations
State of California
MCLs
Number of
Violations
Number of
Systems with
Violations
Treatment Techniques
Significant Monitoring/
Reporting/Record Keeping
Number of
Violations
Number of
Violations
Number of
Systems with
Violations
Number of
Systems with
Violations
7 million fibers/l
>10 µm long
1
0.004
0.005
0.2
2
0.002
0.1
45
1
0.05
0.002
10
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
75
0
0
0
5
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
54
0
0
0
5
1
1
1
0
2
1
1
61
1
1
1
14
1
1
1
0
2
1
1
56
1
1
1
14
15 pCi/l
5 pCi/l
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
Appendix A
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State of California
Department of Health Services
2002 Annual Report on Public Water System Violations
MCLs
(mg/l)
Violation Category
Number of
Violations
Gross beta
Tritium
Strontium-90
Uranium
50 pCi/l
20,000 pCi/l
8 pCi/l
20 pCi/l
Subtotal
Total Coliform Rule
Acute MCL violation
Presence
Non-acute MCL violation
Presence
Major routine and follow up monitoring
Sanitary survey
Subtotal
Surface Water Treatment Rule
Filtered Systems
Monitoring, routine/repeat
Treatment techniques
Unfiltered Systems
Turbidity
5 NTU
2002 Violations
State of California
MCLs
Number of
Systems with
Violations
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
40
539
32
421
579
Treatment Techniques
Significant Monitoring/
Reporting/Record Keeping
Number of
Violations
Number of
Violations
453
89
0
Appendix A
Number of
Systems with
Violations
Number of
Systems with
Violations
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
922
0
922
622
0
622
2
1
28
0
Page 6
State of California
Department of Health Services
2002 Annual Report on Public Water System Violations
Monitoring, routine/repeat
Failure to filter
Subtotal
2002 Violations
State of California
0
Appendix A
0
5
94
5
33
2
2
4
3
Page 7
APPENDIX B
Public Water Systems Reporting Violations
(By Name and Contaminant)
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
No. of
Violations
Violation Type: Inorganic Contaminants
Aluminum (1002) Monitoring Violation
1.
2.
CA1700698
CA4500009
Aluminum
Monitoring Violation
LARSEN'S OFFICE COMPLEX
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO.
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
25
90
115
2
1
1
25
30
35
409
499
4
1
1
1
1
90
90
1
1
Arsenic (1005) MCL Violation
1. CA2800302
2. CA1500436
3. CA3500810
4. CA5410005
Arsenic
MCL Violation
HARTWELL WINERY
HUNGRY GULCH WATER SYSTEM
WHISPERING PINES RETIREMENT HOME (LSWS)
ALPAUGH IRRIGATION DISTRICT
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Arsenic (1005) Monitoring Violation
1.
CA4500009
Arsenic
Monitoring Violation
2002Violations
State of California
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Appendix B
Page 1
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
No. of
Violations
Arsenic (1005) Record Keeping Violation
1.
CA3600196
PIONEERTOWN WATER US ERS (CSA 70W -4)
Arsenic
No. of People Affected:
Record Keeping Violation
No. of Violations:
625
625
1
1
431
431
1
1
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
Barium (1010) MCL Violation
1. CA4100533
Barium
MCL Violation
SKYLONDA MUTUAL
Barium (1010) Monitoring Violation
1.
CA4500009
Barium
Monitoring Violation
Cadmium (1015) Monitoring Violation
1.
CA4500009
Cadmium
Monitoring Violation
2002Violations
State of California
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Appendix B
Page 2
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
No. of
Violations
Chromium (1020) MCL Violation
1. CA3601086
Chromium
MCL Violation
BURLINGTON NORTH. SANTA FE RR
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
25
25
1
1
453
453
1
1
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
90
90
1
1
170
170
1
1
90
1
Fluoride (1025) MCL Violation
1. CA1510049
Fluoride
MCL Violation
CWS – LAKELAND
Fluoride (1025) Monitoring Violation
1.
CA4500009
Fluoride
Monitoring Violation
Fluoride (1025) Record Keeping Violation
1.
CA3600012
APPLE VALLEY VIEW MWC
Fluoride
Record Keeping Violation
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Mercury (1035) Monitoring Violation
1.
CA4500009
2002Violations
State of California
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
Appendix B
Page 3
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Mercury
Monitoring Violation
Population
No. of
Violations
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
90
1
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
90
90
1
1
500
100
120
20000
25
20,745
5
1
1
1
1
1
999
40
250
200
100
20
15
100
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Nickel (1036) Monitoring Violation
1.
CA4500009
Nickel
Monitoring Violation
Nitrate + Nitrite (1038) MCL Violation
CA2800576
CA2801077
CA3901017
CA3901205
CA3901404
Nitrate + Nitrite
MCL Violation
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
CHIMNEY ROCK GOLF COURSE
CHIMNEY ROCK WINERY
TRACY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
LOWER SAC PLAZA
BEAR CREEK WINERY
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Nitrate + Nitrite (1038) Monitoring Violation
CA0300006
CA0300028
CA0300036
CA0300043
CA0300060
CA0300064
CA0300066
CA0300074
2002Violations
State of California
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
CAMP RITCHIE
AMADOR HARVEST INN
BEAR RIVER LAKE RESORT
O.K. CORRAL
BLACK'S STATION
AMADOR CHRISTIAN CENTER
BIG TREES MARKET
SO. SILVER LAKE HOMEOWNERS
Appendix B
Page 4
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
CA0300080
CA0300081
CA0300627
CA0300649
CA0500013
CA0500094
Nitrate + Nitrite
Monitoring Violation
PLASSE'S RESORT
VILLA TOSCANO
AMADOR STATION
RANCHO CICADA
MOUNTAIN RANCH ELEMENTARY
TOYON INDUSTRIAL
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Population
No. of
Violations
25
25
20
50
50
48
1,942
14
1
1
1
1
1
1
25
30
250
71394
37
30
2195
500
804
65
204
62
25
30
120
250
31
60
2895
150
100
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
4
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
3
4
1
2
1
1
Nitrate As NO3 (1040) MCL Violation
CA1502017
CA1502253
CA1502429
CA1910017
CA3301746
CA3500804
CA3510002
CA3710012
CA3901169
CA4200514
CA4500054
CA4700575
CA4700673
CA5100128
CA5100142
CA5100176
CA5101006
CA5103335
CA5110005
CA5400507
CA5400541
2002Violations
State of California
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
WHEELER FARMS HEADQUARTERS
SHADY LANE MOBILE PARK
KERN VALLEY MOOSE LODGE #498
SANTA CLARITA WATER CO.
WHISPERING SANDS MOBILE HOME PARK
SEMINIS VEGETABLES SEEDS
CITY OF SAN JUAN BAUTISTA
RANCHO PAUMA MUTUAL WC
MANTECA USD-NILE GARDEN SCHOOL
CUYAMA MUTUAL WATER CO
BALLS FERRY FISHING RESORT
BUTTE VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL
SHARON'S COFFEE SHOP
MOBILE RANCH PARK
NUESTRO SCHOOL
CALVARY TEMPLE ASSEMBLY OF GOD
COUNTRY VILLAGE SOUTH MHP
LIVE OAK CHILD CARE CENTER
YUBA CITY GROUNDWATER-REGION 5
VISALIA-FRESNO SOUTH KOA
PARAMOUNT CITRUS
Appendix B
Page 5
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
CA5400548
CA5400567
CA5400616
CA5400628
CA5400634
CA5400636
CA5400663
CA5400670
CA5400711
CA5400735
CA5400795
CA5400814
CA5400918
CA5400986
CA5400987
CA5401004
CA5401053
CA5401096
CA5402013
CA5402022
CA5402041
CA5402043
CA5402046
CA5402047
CA5402048
CA5402056
CA5403010
CA5403044
CA5403046
CA5403110
CA5700518
CA5700571
CA5700770
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
KINGS INN MOTEL
TOOLEVILLE WATER CO.
LEMON COVE WATER CO.
LEMON COVE-SEQUOIA CAMP
LOVELL SCHOOL
OROSI HIGH SCHOOL
FAIRWAYS TRACT MUTUAL
TRIPLE R MUTUAL WATER CO.
SIERRA VIEW JR. ACADEMY
RODRIGUEZ LABOR CAMP
WAUKENA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
MADONNA MUTUAL WATER CO.
OPEN COUNTRY FLEA MART
DEER CREEK LODGE
FOUNTAIN SPRINGS SALOON
STYROTEK
CHARLIE'S
SUN PACIFIC-NORTH
SUN PACIFIC-SOUTH
TRAVER VALLEY FARMS - TEXACO
PENNY WISE MOTEL
MONSON MARKET
WATERMAN INDUSTRIES
GLEANINGS FOR THE HUNGRY
RIVER ISLAND SERVICE TERR #2
PEOPLES GROCERY
GOLDEN STATE CITRUS PACKERS
EL MATADOR
TRI COUNTY CITRUS
SIERRA MUTUAL WATER CO.
CACHE CREEK DELI AND BAIT
MADISON SERVICE DISTRICT
HEIDRICK FARMS INC.
Appendix B
130
300
200
100
60
900
250
400
160
110
230
70
300
46
25
36
150
95
200
25
25
25
225
74
75
25
75
25
80
39
60
876
25
No. of
Violations
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
Page 6
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Nitrate As NO3
MCL Violation
Population
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
No. of
Violations
84,673
75
Nitrate As NO3 (1040) Monitoring Violation
CA0410004
CA0410009
CA0410016
CA1000435
CA1510012
CA1700533
CA1700592
CA2000220
CA2000504
CA2000567
CA2000636
CA2000839
CA2000855
CA2710010
CA3500817
CA3500911
CA3710036
CA3710311
CA3710312
CA4500009
CA4500085
CA5100120
CA5100169
CA5101001
CA5101016
CA5103007
CA5105001
2002Violations
State of California
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
CITY OF GRIDLEY
DEL ORO WATER CO.-MAGALIA
MEADOWS MOBILE HOME PARK
OAK KNOLLS TRAILER PARK
ECO RESOURCES-LAMONT PUB. UTIL. DIST
INDIAN BEACH RESORT
BAYVIEW RECREATIONAL PARK
MADERA RANCHOS ASSEMBLY OF GOD
MORGAN JOHNSON RANCH/COLD STORAGE
YOSEMITE HIGH SCHOOL
SIERRA SKY RANCH WATER SYSTEM
HEARTLAND OPPORTUNITY CENTER
LAMANUZZI & PANTALEO CS & DEHY
CWSC SALINAS
LICO LABOR CAMP
CREEKBRIDGE MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
BORREGO WD
CUYAMACA SP - PASO PICACHO
CUYAMACA SP - GREEN VALLEY
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
MILL CREEK RV PARK
ROLL-A-HOME MOBILE H.P.
BUTTE VISTA SCHOOL
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
EAGLE MOULDING COMPANY
CHIOPPINO CHARLEY'S RESTAURANT & BAR
CALIFORNIA PRUNE PACKING CO.
Appendix B
5625
873
848
60
13500
50
30
10
30
500
26
30
260
95211
49
70
5000
579
564
90
70
151
600
250
29
25
40
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Page 7
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
CA5110001
CA5200500
CA5200509
CA5200527
CA5200532
CA5200562
CA5200582
CA5200607
CA5200609
CA5200616
CA5200688
CA5400507
CA5400555
CA5400931
CA5401004
CA5401022
CA5401053
CA5402024
CA5402047
CA5403030
CA5403046
CA5410034
CA5410039
CA5410040
CA5601605
CA5602110
CA5602516
CA5810006
Nitrate As NO3
Monitoring Violation
CITY OF LIVE OAK
REEDS CREEK ESTATES
SPORTSMAN MOTEL
HUNTER'S FISHING RESORT
MANTON SCHOOL
SKY RANCH WATER SYSTEM
DEER CREEK LODGE
RED BLUFF STATE PRESCHOOL
MOOSE LODGE #2002
RANCHO TEHAMA ASSN REC HALL
CHILD'S MEADOWS RESORT
VISALIA-FRESNO SOUTH KOA
CITRUS SOUTH TULE SCHOOL
TRUCKERS MINI MART
STYROTEK
THREE RIVERS GOLF COURSE
CHARLIE'S
KINGS RIVER MARKET
GLEANINGS FOR THE HUNGRY
FOOTHILL FRUIT CO.
TRI COUNTY CITRUS
PINE FLAT WATER COMPANY
PLAINVIEW MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
CENTRAL VALLEY WATER COMPANY
PINE MOUNTAIN INN WATER SYSTEM
NAVALAIR MOBILE HOME PARK
WELL-PICT BERRIES WS
YUBA COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
2002Violations
State of California
Population
Appendix B
5275
68
25
30
50
120
25
25
25
25
25
150
34
25
36
100
150
25
74
50
80
110
832
400
25
100
50
2000
134,504
61
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Page 8
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
No. of
Violations
Nitrite (1041) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
Nitrite
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO.
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
Selenium (1045) Monitoring Violation
1.
CA4500009
Selenium
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO.
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Antimony (1074) Monitoring Violation
1.
CA4500009
Antimony
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO.
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Beryllium (1075) Monitoring Violation
1.
CA4500009
Beryllium
Monitoring Violation
2002Violations
State of California
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO.
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Appendix B
Page 9
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
No. of
Violations
Thallium (1085) Monitoring Violation
1.
CA4500009
Thallium
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO.
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
453
453
1
1
75
150
125
48
1
1
2
1
Violation Type: Radionuclides
Gross Alpha (4000) Monitoring Violation
1.
CA4500009
Gross Alpha
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO.
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Combined Radium (226 & 228) (4010) MCL Violation
1. CA1510049
Combined Radium
MCL Violation
CWS-LAKEKAND
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Violation Type: Organic Contaminants
Methyl -Tert-Butyl-Ether (2251) Monitoring Violation
1.
2.
3.
4.
CA0500009
CA0500039
CA0500042
CA0500094
2002Violations
State of California
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE
TOYON PARK WATER SYSTEM
RAILROAD FLAT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
TOYON INDUSTRIAL
Appendix B
Page 10
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
5. CA4500009
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
Methyl -Tert-Butyl-Ether
No. of People Affected:
Monitoring Violation
No. of Violations:
No. of
Violations
90
488
6
1
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene (2378) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene
No. of People Affected:
Monitoring Violation
No. of Violations:
Cis-1,2-Dichloroethylene (2380) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
Cis-1,2-Dichloroethylene
No. of People Affected:
Monitoring Violation
No. of Violations:
1,3-Dichloropropene, Total (2413) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
1,3-Dichloropropene, Total
No. of People Affected:
Monitoring Violation
No. of Violations:
Trichlorofluormethane (2904) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
Trichlorofluormethane
Monitoring Violation
2002Violations
State of California
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Appendix B
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State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
No. of
Violations
Dibromochloropropane (2931) MCL Violation
1. CA5401004
STYROTEK
2. CA5402022
TRAVER VALLEY FARMS - TEXACO
3. CA5403082
GIUMARRA COLD STORAGE
Dibromochloropropane
No. of People Affected:
MCL Violation
No. of Violations:
36
25
40
101
4
1
1
2
40
40
1
1
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
Dibromochloropropane (2931) Monitoring Violation
1. CA5403082
GIUMARRA COLD STORAGE
Dibromochloropropane
Monitoring Violation
Xylenes, Total (2955) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
Xylenes, Total
Monitoring Violation
Dichloromethane (2964) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
Dichloromethane
Monitoring Violation
2002Violations
State of California
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Appendix B
Page 12
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
No. of
Violations
1,2-Dichlorobenzene (2968) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
1,2-Dichlorobenzene
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
90
1
1,4-Dichlorobenzene (2969) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
1,4-Dichlorobenzene
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Vinyl Chloride (2976) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
Vinyl Chloride
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
1,1-Dichloroethylene (2977) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
1,1-Dichloroethylene
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
1,1-Dichloroethane (2978) Monitoring Violation
1.
CA4500009
2002Violations
State of California
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
Appendix B
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State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
1,1-Dichloroethane
Monitoring Violation
No. of
Violations
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
90
1
1. CA4500009
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
Trans-1,2-Dichloroethylene
No. of People Affected:
Monitoring Violation
No. of Violations:
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
Trans-1,2-Dichloroethylene (2979) Monitoring Violation
1,2-Dichloroethane (2980) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
1,2-Dichloroethane
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
1,1,1-Trichloroethane (2981) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Carbon Tetrachloride (2982) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
Carbon Tetrachloride
Monitoring Violation
2002Violations
State of California
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Appendix B
Page 14
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2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
No. of
Violations
1,2-Dichloropropane (2983) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
1,2-Dichloropropane
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
Trichloroethylene (2984) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
Trichloroethylene
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
1,1,2-Trichloroethane (2985) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
1,1,2-Trichloroethane
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Tetrachloroethylene (2987) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
Tetrachloroethylene
Monitoring Violation
2002Violations
State of California
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Appendix B
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2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
No. of
Violations
1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane (2988) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane
No. of People Affected:
Monitoring Violation
No. of Violations:
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
Monochlorobenzene (2989) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
Monochlorobenzene
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Benzene (2990) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
Benzene
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Toluene (2991) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
Toluene
Monitoring Violation
2002Violations
State of California
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Appendix B
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2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
No. of
Violations
Ethylbenzene (2992) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
Ethylbenzene
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
90
90
1
1
90
90
1
1
16800
16800
2
2
60
50
170
1
1
1
Styrene (2996) Monitoring Violation
1. CA4500009
Styrene
Monitoring Violation
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Violation Type: Total Trihalomethanes
Total Trihalomethanes (2950) MCL Violation
1. CA1010004
Total Trihalomethanes
MCL Violation
COALINGA - CITY
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Violation Type: Total Coliform Rule
Acute MCL (21) Violation
1.
2.
3.
CA0500012
CA0500013
CA0706004
2002Violations
State of California
BLUNDER INN
MOUNTAIN RANCH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
OAKLEY MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
Appendix B
Page 17
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2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
4. CA0707578
5. CA1600013
6. CA1600240
7. CA1600296
8. CA2800555
9. CA2900508
10. CA2900573
11. CA2901994
12. CA3301245
13. CA3301706
14. CA3600142
15. CA4900801
16. CA4900946
17. CA4901208
18. CA4901253
19. CA4901262
20. CA5000249
21. CA5000254
22. CA5000324
23. CA5000427
24. CA5000500
25. CA5200010
26. CA5200512
27. CA5200529
28. CA5200580
29. CA5200655
30. CA5500060
31. CA5700504
32. CA5700571
Acute MCL
Violation
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
DAVIS CAMP
LAKESIDE UNION SCHOOL
IRONHORSE SALOON & GRILL
GONAGRA FOODS
STONEGATE WINERY
KINGVALE PROPERTY INC.
GENE'S PINEAIRE CAMPGROUND/GODFREY
ENCOMPASS CAMP/TOM WEISTAR
CHERRY VALLEY RANCH
MARION MTN CAMPGROUND - USFS
RIVERVIEW MIDDLE SCH/HELENDALE SCH
SHADY LANE MOBILE HOME PARK
TRENTADUE WINERY
VALLEY OF THE MOON PLAZA
BELVEDERE VINEYARDS & WINERY
RAVENSWOOD (QUARRY) WINERY
STANISLAUS UNION SCHOOL
RISING SUN SCHOOL
RIVERBANK HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA
COVANTA STANISLAUS, INC
KINGDOM HALL JEHOVAH WITNESS
WOODSON BRIDGE R.V. PARK
BEND MOBILEHOME & RV PARK
WESTATES CARBON-ARIZONA, INC.
ST BERNARD LODGE
LOUISIANA-PACIFIC CORPORATION
MI-WUK HEIGHTS MWC
BEST WESTERN COUNTRY & VALUE INN
MADISON SERVICE DIST
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Appendix B
65
294
25
25
25
50
75
120
120
30
174
38
25
100
28
25
39
62
1350
25
100
25
60
330
25
50
360
200
876
5,001
40
No. of
Violations
1
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
Page 18
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
No. of
Violations
Monthly MCL / Non-acute (22) Violation
1. CA0202503
2. CA0202506
3. CA0202512
4. CA0202515
5. CA0310007
6. CA0410002
7. CA0500009
8. CA0500021
9. CA0500039
10. CA0500042
11. CA0500082
12. CA0800860
13. CA0900316
14. CA0901244
15. CA0901246
16. CA0910015
17. CA1000041
18. CA1000185
19. CA1000200
20. CA1010030
21. CA1010049
22. CA1400004
23. CA1400006
24. CA1400009
25. CA1400013
26. CA1400024
27. CA1400026
28. CA1400068
29. CA1400182
2002Violations
State of California
WOODFORDS MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
CAPLES LAKE RESORT
SORENSON'S RESORT
CARSON RIVER RESORT
AMAODR CO. SERVICE AREA # 1
CAL-WATER SERVICE CO. -CHICO
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE
SKY HIGH RANCH HOA
TOYON PARK WATER SYSTEM
RAILROAD FLAT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ANGELS CAMP RV/CAMPING RESORT
BLACKBERRY PATCH RV PARK
SMUD- ROBBS PEAK POWERHOUSE
STUMPY MEADOWS CAMPGROUND
PENINSULA RECREATION AREA
TAHOE KEYS WATER COMPANY
FCWWD #38/SKY HARBOUR
GREAT WESTERN SCHOOL
VALLEY CARE AND GUIDANCE
TRANQUILLITY IRRIGATION DIST
BIOLA COMMUNITY SERVICES DIST
CHARLES BROWN WATER COMPANY
ROVANA VILLAGE
PARCHER'S RESORT
BISHOP CREEK LODGE
ROCKING K ESTATES MUTUAL WATER CO.
RAWSON CREEK MUTUAL WATER CO.
DEEP SPRINGS COLLEGE
FOUR JEFFREY CAMPGROUND
Appendix B
38
25
60
30
1140
84840
75
94
150
125
228
36
100
100
250
3600
75
567
158
800
1200
330
350
45
58
27
100
40
318
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
7
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
2
3
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
Page 19
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
CA1400503
CA1400511
CA1500251
CA1500298
CA1500324
CA1500378
CA1500404
CA1500407
CA1500434
CA1500447
CA1500466
CA1500543
CA1500557
CA1500561
CA1500562
CA1500586
CA1502133
CA1502223
CA1502325
CA1502419
CA1502471
CA1502482
CA1502750
CA1503129
CA1503182
CA1503230
CA1503231
CA1503250
CA1510001
CA1510003
CA1510004
CA1510006
CA1510011
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
BIRD INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX, LLC
MEADOW LAKE APARTMENTS
RIVERKERN MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
WEEDPATCH MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
WONDER ACRES WATER SYSTEM
MAHER MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
PINEBROOK COMMUNITY WATER WELL
CWS SPLIT MOUNTAIN WATER CO.
BISHOP ACRES MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
SIERRA BREEZE MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
A.F.P. MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
AGAPE MUTUAL WATER SYSTEM
STOCKDALE RANCHOS MUTUAL WATER CO
ROUND MOUNTAIN WATER COMPANY
IAC WATER COMPANY
TRAVEL CENTERS OF AMERICA
BEAR CREEK PRODUCTION CO - WASCO
WILLOW SPRINGS RACEWAY
KERN CO P&R-TEHACHAPI MT PARK WATER
RED ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
MESA MARIN RACEWAY
BONANZA FARMS WATER SYSTEM
RIVERVIEW HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
DAIRYMAN'S/CATTLEMAN'S BEEF AUCTION
SUN PACIFIC SHIPPERS -KERN DIVISION
LDS CHURCH - FRAZIER PARK
FOUR WINDS WATER SYSTEM
D.M. CAMP & SONS
ARVIN COMMUNITY SERVICES DIST
CWS - BAKERSFIELD
CASA LOMA WATER CO, INC.
EAST NILES CSD
BUTTONWILLOW CWD
Appendix B
45
45
140
140
82
150
100
333
60
150
385
43
300
50
21
2000
1200
5000
350
35
3000
60
60
198
250
200
30
85
11847
195740
600
24316
1400
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
Page 20
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
CA1510023
CA1510025
CA1510052
CA1510054
CA1510703
CA1600007
CA1600231
CA1600602
CA1610003
CA1610007
CA1700519
CA1700708
CA1710800
CA1800511
CA1800522
CA1800524
CA1800577
CA1800585
CA1800599
CA1800601
CA1800801
CA1810001
CA1810002
CA1810800
CA1810801
CA1900055
CA1900100
CA1900528
CA1900677
CA1900679
CA1900868
CA1900975
CA1907028
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
LAKE OF THE WOODS MWC
STALLION SPRINGS CSD
NORTH EDWARDS WD
PINON PINES MWC
CHINA LAKE NAVAL AIR WEAPONS STATION
COUTURE FARMS
WESTLAKE FARMS HQTS/COTTON GIN
NICHOLS FARMS
HANFORD, CITY OF
HOME GARDEN CSD
CRESCENT BAY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
ANTHONY'S
CDF-KONOCTI CONSERVATION CAMP
LAKE FOREST MUTUAL W.C.
HONEY LAKE CAMPGROUND
LASSEN MOBILEHOME PARK
JANESVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LASSEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DIST.
PNF-LAUFMAN ADMIN. SITE
LNF-EAGLE LAKE CAMPGROUNDS
EAGLE LAKE RV PARK
CITY OF SUSANVILLE
WESTWOOD C.S.D.
CA CORRECTIONAL CENTER
INTERMOUNTAIN CONSERVATION CAMP
BLUE SKIES TRAILER PARK
METTLER VALLEY MUTUAL
USFS-CHARLTON FLATS A-8
OASIS PARK MOBILE HOME PARK
RANCHO LOS AMIGOS MEDICAL CENTER
RIVERS END TRAILER PARK
WHITE ROCK LAKE RV PARK
SPV WATER CO INC
Appendix B
636
1800
600
635
4500
38
25
70
45300
1725
18
25
110
850
25
30
500
5000
25
200
25
8673
1998
4500
108
40
200
25
100
2000
25
100
80
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
Page 21
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
96. CA1909006
97. CA1909645
98. CA1910239
99. CA2010010
100.CA2100519
101.CA2100560
102.CA2100579
103.CA2110503
104.CA2210924
105.CA2300545
106.CA2300806
107.CA2300839
108.CA2300845
109.CA2410001
110.CA2410008
111.CA2410302
112.CA2500503
113.CA2500515
114.CA2500536
115.CA2510800
116.CA2600510
117.CA2600511
118.CA2600526
119.CA2600528
120.CA2600546
121.CA2600564
122.CA2600572
123.CA2600617
124.CA2600633
125.CA2600725
126.CA2700523
127.CA2700535
128.CA2700575
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
WEST VALLEY COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
CITY OF LANCASTER, SOCCER COMPLEX
LAKEWOOD - CITY, WATER DEPT.
MADERA VALLEY WATER COMPANY
ESTERO MUTUAL
TOMALES ELEM & MIDDLE
NICASIO VALLEY RANCH MUTUAL
NPS PRNS - CAMPGROUNDS
YOSEMITE WEST WATER SYSTEM
SHORELANDS ROAD & WATER COMPANY
POINT ARENA HIGH SCHOOL
CAMP MENDOCINO
POINT ARENA LIGHTHOUSE KEEPERS
ATWATER, CITY OF
MEADOWBROOK WC
CDPR-HATFIELD
CALIFORNIA PINES C.S.D.
MJUSD-STATE LINE SCHOOL
MNF-STOUGH RESERVOIR CG
DEVIL'S GARDEN CONSERV. CAMP
VIRGINIA LKS. MUT. WATER CO.
WILLOW SPRINGS MOTEL AND RV PK
OLD BRIDGEPORT RANGER STA. COMPOUND
CAMP ANTELOPE
CROWLEY LAKE MUT. WATER DIST.
CHRIS FLAT CAMPGROUND
MCGEE CREEK MOBILE HOME PARK
TOM'S PLACE
WHITMORE POOL
TIOGA INN/MINI-MART
CALERA CYN MUTUAL WATER & RD
JOSTPOST WA
EL CAMINO REAL WS #16
Appendix B
300
500
58461
5940
125
265
51
30
200
100
230
25
50
24050
3960
1742
500
50
40
145
150
60
25
40
250
75
20
70
50
50
60
60
29
No. of
Violations
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
Page 22
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
129.CA2700586
130.CA2700594
131.CA2700613
132.CA2700624
133.CA2700629
134.CA2700662
135.CA2700663
136.CA2700703
137.CA2700738
138.CA2700853
139.CA2700964
140.CA2700999
141.CA2701034
142.CA2701063
143.CA2701151
144.CA2701165
145.CA2701227
146.CA2701263
147.CA2701446
148.CA2701452
149.CA2701658
150.CA2701683
151.CA2701731
152.CA2701904
153.CA2701906
154.CA2702007
155.CA2702009
156.CA2702030
157.CA2702094
158.CA2702172
159.CA2702209
160.CA2702229
161.CA2702368
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
GABILAN WC
HIDDEN VALLEY WA
LAGUNITA SCHOOL WS
LEAFWOOD COMMUNITY WA
LEWIS RD WS #5
MURPHY HILL WS #01
MURPHY HILL MWS #2
CALVARY CHURCH INC WS
SAN MIGUEL WS #1
COLOR SPOT NURSERY WS #1
BRADLEY UNION SCHOOL
OAK PARK WS
APPLE AVE WS #02
RIVER RD WS #25
POTTER RD WS-GREEN VALLEY FLORAL
UNIVERSAL FOODS WS
SAN BENANCIO MIDDLE SCHOOL
PARTINGTON RIDGE MUTUAL WS
LUCIA LODGE WS
MONTEREY DUNES COLONY MWA
ARROYO CENTER WC
MOSS LANDING MUTUAL WATER CO
BRANDON CREEK MWS
SAN JERARDO COOP
SAN ANTONIO MHE WS
VIERRA ESTATES WS
LAGUNA SECA RECREATION AREA
CYPRESS COMMUNITY CHURCH WS
BLACKIE RD WS #18
STONEPINE RESORT
BIG SUR BAZAAR WS
MANZANITA PARK
PRUNETREE SHOPPING CENTER WS
Appendix B
454
51
60
66
75
65
60
150
100
200
39
29
70
65
25
150
100
75
50
280
130
200
41
249
65
164
500
200
60
100
100
300
200
No. of
Violations
1
1
2
2
1
6
1
1
2
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
Page 23
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
162.CA2702453
163.CA2702456
164.CA2702482
165.CA2702521
166.CA2800186
167.CA2800532
168.CA2801015
169.CA2803697
170.CA2900528
171.CA2900530
172.CA2900535
173.CA2900573
174.CA2900577
175.CA2901934
176.CA2902258
177.CA2902392
178.CA2910011
179.CA3010097
180.CA3110010
181.CA3110015
182.CA3110019
183.CA3110047
184.CA3200006
185.CA3200018
186.CA3200019
187.CA3200048
188.CA3200051
189.CA3200056
190.CA3200063
191.CA3200069
192.CA3200077
193.CA3200078
194.CA3200083
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
MARINA LANDFILL WS
MRWPCA TREATMENT PLANT WS
COLOR SPOT NURSERY WS #2
SANTA LUCIA PRESERVE WS
TURTLE ROCK
VAILIMA ESTATES MUTUAL WATER
FRANK FAMILY VINEYARDS
STELTZNER WINERY
DONNER CREEK MOBILE HOME PARK
ROUGH & READY MHP/ BUFFINGTON
PLEASANT RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT
GENE'S PINEAIRE C. G. / GODFREY
NEVADA IRRIGAT. DIST./GREENHORN
ANANDA SECLUSION RETREAT
SIVANANDA YOGA FARM/ SWAMI SITA
PENN VALLEY COUNTRY STORE
PLAVADA COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
MIDWAY CITY MUTUAL WC
TAHOE CITY PUD - MAIN
FULTON WATER COMPANY
SQUAW VALLEY MUTUAL WATER CO.
TALMONT RESORT IMPROVEMENT DIST
SLEEPY PINES MOTEL
SIERRA BIBLE CAMP
OAKLAND FEATHER RIVER CAMP
PNF-QUINCY WORK CENTER
WALTON'S GRIZZLY LODGE
SLEEPY HOLLOW MHP/RV
COPPER CREEK CAMP
PNF-SUNDEW & HUTCHINS CG
PIONEER SCHOOL (PLUMAS USD)
FRCCSD-OLD MILL MUTUAL
CLIO'S RIVERS EDGE RV PARK
Appendix B
55
25
25
120
25
100
25
25
65
200
130
75
200
75
40
100
200
1000
3300
500
500
400
25
200
150
60
225
30
140
85
250
20
150
No. of
Violations
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
Page 24
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
195.CA3200086
196.CA3200104
197.CA3200111
198.CA3200112
199.CA3200151
200.CA3200155
201.CA3200163
202.CA3200178
203.CA3200188
204.CA3200213
205.CA3200301
206.CA3200507
207.CA3200509
208.CA3210004
209.CA3210007
210.CA3210009
211.CA3210010
212.CA3210300
213.CA3301153
214.CA3301245
215.CA3301385
216.CA3301528
217.CA3301529
218.CA3301734
219.CA3301803
220.CA3301981
221.CA3302069
222.CA3310003
223.CA3310008
224.CA3310022
225.CA3310301
226.CA3310800
227.CA3400140
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
SMITH CREEK MUTUAL WATER CO.
GRIZZLY LAKE RID-DELLEKER
FEATHER RIVER COMM. COLLEGE DIST.
COURTHOUSE ANNEX FACILITY
LAYMAN ASSOCIATION
FRCCSD-HOT SPRINGS CSD
FRCCSD-PAXTON LODGE
WILSON'S CAMP PRATTVILLE
GREENHORN CREEK SERVICES DISTRICT
CENTRAL PLUMAS R.D.-GANSNER PK
PSEA CAMP ALMANOR
LAPORTE WATER DISTRICT
CLIO PUBLIC U.D.
QUINCY COMMUNITY S.D.
WEST ALMANOR M.W.C.
CHESTER PUBLIC U.D.
HAMILTON BRANCH CSD
PLUMAS-EUREKA S.P.
CVUSD, WESTSIDE SCHOOL
CHERRY VALLEY RANCH
JOJOBA HILLS SKP RESORT, INC.
OAK HAVEN ASSOCIATION
RAMONA WATER COMPANY
VISTA DUNES MOBILEHOME PARK
CASTRO TRAILER PARK
GOLDEN POND R.V. RESORT
LA PENA HOUSING FACILITY
BLYTHE - CITY OF
MISSION SPRINGS WD
LAKE HEMET MWD
MT SAN JACINTO ST PARK (STONE CREEK)
CA. REHABILITATION CENTER - NORCO
MILLS TRAILER PARK
Appendix B
43
550
400
83
50
45
25
50
120
100
40
25
79
1879
300
2316
1056
194
975
120
154
78
250
180
180
150
100
12155
26000
48500
25
4800
90
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Page 25
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2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
228.CA3400147
229.CA3400151
230.CA3400162
231.CA3400202
232.CA3400260
233.CA3400271
234.CA3400284
235.CA3400348
236.CA3400356
237.CA3400359
238.CA3400383
239.CA3400385
240.CA3400387
241.CA3400388
242.CA3400414
243.CA3500579
244.CA3500825
245.CA3500836
246.CA3500906
247.CA3600106
248.CA3600192
249.CA3600306
250.CA3600776
251.CA3601095
252.CA3601139
253.CA3810700
254.CA3900511
255.CA3900575
256.CA3900581
257.CA3900607
258.CA3900666
259.CA3900713
260.CA3900719
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
PERRY'S BOAT HARBOR
RYDE HOTEL
TWIN MOBILE HOME PARK
Y-NOT CLUB
HIGHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL
ARCOHE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
FOOTHILL GOLF CENTER
PALMS INN
OWL HARBOR
HAMILTON STREET PARK
BUILDING TRADES ASSOC
CENTER DISTRICT FACILITY
BLUE DIAMOND GROWERS
CHAMPIONS GOLF LINKS
B & E MARKET
VINEYARD ESTATES MWC
UNION HEIGHTS MWC
BETABEL RV RESORT
HAYDON FAMILY FARM & PARK
FOREST HOME CHRISTIAN CC
PG & E PIPELINE OPERATION
THUNDERBIRD CWD
MT BALDY SKI LIFT
LUCERNE VALLEY HIGH SCH
HEART BAR EQUESTRIAN GROUP C. G.
PRESIDIO OF SAN FRANCISCO
SJ COUNTY - MICKE GROVE PARK
DONALD'S
SJ COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY
COUNTRY SQUIRE MOBILE ESTATES
KING ISLAND MARINA PWS
DELTA ISLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
MOKELUMNE MEADOWS TRAILER PARK
Appendix B
50
70
250
50
2050
360
200
40
100
100
30
50
500
350
80
104
75
200
45
1500
25
800
30
25
100
1500
1000
36
500
64
1000
145
55
No. of
Violations
4
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
261.CA3900888
262.CA3900983
263.CA3901003
264.CA3901006
265.CA3901032
266.CA3901090
267.CA3901119
268.CA3901121
269.CA3901194
270.CA3901201
271.CA3901205
272.CA3901306
273.CA3901319
274.CA3901340
275.CA3901354
276.CA3901365
277.CA3901375
278.CA3901382
279.CA3901406
280.CA3910008
281.CA3910014
282.CA3910302
283.CA4100510
284.CA4110001
285.CA4110011
286.CA4200505
287.CA4200514
288.CA4200578
289.CA4200579
290.CA4200638
291.CA4200699
292.CA4200714
293.CA4200824
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
SOUTH SAN JOAQUIN IRRIGATION DIST.
CHERRY LANE TRAILER PARK
CARL'S RESTAURANT
ARCO AM PM WATER SYSTEM
LODI USD-TURNER SCHOOL
NORTH VALLEY SCHOOL PWS
ALBERT'S RESTUARANT
MORADA SHOPPING CENTER
VALIMET INC
ARCO STATION #595*
LOWER SAC PLAZA
KELLOGG GARDEN PRODUCTS
INTERNATIONAL PAPER WATER SYSTEM
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS
PEARCE, JEFF H 39-40
THE RIVER MILL
PILKINGTON NORTH AMERICA, INC
O-G PACKING CO
SOUTHWINDS CHURCH OF TRACY
LOCKEFORD COMMUNITY SERV. DIST.
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY-RAYMUS VILLAGE
SAN JOAQUIN FAIR - 2ND DISTRICT
REDWOOD TERRACE MUTUAL
MID-PENINSULA WATER DISTRICT
COASTSIDE COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
CACHUMA VILLAGE
CUYAMA MUTUAL WATER CO.
PAINTED CAVE MUTUAL WATER
ROSARIO PARK WATER SYSTEM
PARADISE STORE
GOLETA VALLE VISTA M.W. CO.
SAN AUGUSTIN MUTUAL WATER CO.
NOJOQUI FALLS COUNTY PARK
Appendix B
55
100
350
125
200
35
15000
100
60
100
20000
185
40
30
30
25
25
25
25
2500
1086
19
75
25500
16900
60
65
243
38
75
120
50
1500
No. of
Violations
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
6
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
Page 27
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
294.CA4200827
295.CA4200830
296.CA4200854
297.CA4200926
298.CA4200936
299.CA4210005
300.CA4300583
301.CA4300615
302.CA4300933
303.CA4300957
304.CA4500041
305.CA4500078
306.CA4500092
307.CA4500107
308.CA4500178
309.CA4500221
310.CA4500227
311.CA4500244
312.CA4500294
313.CA4500310
314.CA4500313
315.CA4500325
316.CA4510003
317.CA4510015
318.CA4600014
319.CA4600017
320.CA4600019
321.CA4600037
322.CA4600055
323.CA4600079
324.CA4600086
325.CA4600093
326.CA4800512
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
RANCHO ONEONTA MOBILE HOME PARK
CENTER FOR HUMAN POTENTIAL
CELITE CORPORATION
RANCHO SAN MARCOS GOLF COURSE
KOEHLER WINERY
SAN VICENTE WATER COMPANY
MORGAN HILL USD-BURNETT SCHOOL
THOUSAND TRAILS - MORGAN HILL
MUSD - AIR POINT SCHOOL
CHRISTOPHER RANCH L.L.C.
ANDERSON UNION HIGH SCHOOL
LAKEHEAD CAMPGROUND & RV PARK
R & R MOBILEHOME PARK
ZUFALL'S MOBILEHOME PARK
LAKESHORE VILLA CENTER
SHINGLETOWN PROFESSIONAL BLDG
CRYSTAL CREEK REGIONAL BOY'S CAMP
PG&E - CAMP SHASTA
USFS - SIMS CAMPGROUND
USFS - AH-DI-NA CAMPGROUND
SHASTA CO CSA #8 PALO CEDRO
LASSEN PINES CHRISTIAN CENTER
BURNEY WATER DISTRICT
DEL ORO WATER CO.-JOHNSON PARK
MAPLE GROVE MUTUAL WATER CO.
R.R. LEWIS SMALL WC
SIERRA CO. W.W.D #1, CALPINE
NEW AGE CHURCH OF BEING-SIERRA HOT SPR
CENTRAL TOWN WS
TNF-WILD PLUM CG
HERRINGTON'S SIERRA PINES
KENTUCKY MINE AND MUSEUM
SUNRISE TRAILER PARK
Appendix B
45
100
600
1000
30
480
500
400
25
125
1100
150
52
140
30
70
70
50
150
85
160
300
3000
760
20
200
200
25
18
30
25
25
95
No. of
Violations
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
Page 28
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
327.CA4810009
328.CA4900630
329.CA4900641
330.CA4900822
331.CA4900907
332.CA4901028
333.CA4901083
334.CA4901118
335.CA4901152
336.CA4901162
337.CA4901252
338.CA4901253
339.CA4901263
340.CA4901267
341.CA4910027
342.CA5000071
343.CA5000132
344.CA5000135
345.CA5000155
346.CA5000158
347.CA5000164
348.CA5000240
349.CA5000273
350.CA5000324
351.CA5000381
352.CA5000384
353.CA5000437
354.CA5000439
355.CA5000470
356.CA5010008
357.CA5010018
358.CA5100149
359.CA5102032
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
DIXON - SOLANO MWS
AUSTIN CREEK MUTUAL (SPRINGHILL)
SUNRISE MOUNTAIN MUTUAL WATER CO.
MOUNT TAYLOR MOBILE HOME PARK
SUMMERFIELD WALDORF SCHOOL
GLORIA FERRER CAVES
VINEBURG DELI & GROCERY
ANDY'S PRODUCE MARKET, INC.
CLOS DU BOIS WINERY
QUIVIRA VINEYARDS
E & J GALLO WINERY-SONOMA
BELVEDERE VINEYARDS & WINERY
RABBIT RIDGE WINERY
TRUE TO LIFE
SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY
TWIN CYPRESS MOBILEHOME PARK
VALLEY HOME SCHOOL TEXAS
YCCD-MODESTO JR. COLLEGE-WEST
ROBERTS FERRY SCHOOL CAFETERIA
FILBIN LAND & CATTLE CO-WATER SYSTEM
MODESTO RESERVOIR
LAIRD PARK WATER SYSTEM
GRATTON SCHOOL
RIVERBANK HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA
SORIA LABOR CAMP
A & M INDUSTRIES INC
DAY'S INN
GOLDEN ARCO
HUGHSON NUT COMPANY
HUGHSON, CITY OF
RIVERBANK, CITY OF
BARRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
DWR-SUTTER MAINTENANCE YARD
Appendix B
2948
150
100
60
410
250
70
25
100
60
120
28
30
35
7080
112
26
960
100
26
25
25
110
1350
33
142
26
26
120
3589
14302
850
28
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Page 29
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
360.CA5103002
361.CA5103335
362.CA5110001
363.CA5200575
364.CA5200672
365.CA5210001
366.CA5210003
367.CA5304006
368.CA5310800
369.CA5400523
370.CA5400542
371.CA5400545
372.CA5400548
373.CA5400550
374.CA5400629
375.CA5400638
376.CA5400655
377.CA5400663
378.CA5400665
379.CA5400704
380.CA5400762
381.CA5400792
382.CA5400838
383.CA5400880
384.CA5400884
385.CA5400916
386.CA5400928
387.CA5400935
388.CA5401033
389.CA5401040
390.CA5401075
391.CA5403058
392.CA5403062
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
PLEASANT GROVE STORE & CAFE
LIVE OAK CHILD CARE CENTER
CITY OF LIVE OAK
RANCHO COLORADO WS
BLACK BUTTE LAKE, BUCKHORN RA, USCOE
CITY OF CORNING
LOS MOLINOS COMM. SERVICES DIST.
BIG BAR RANGER STATION
TRINITY RIVER CONSERVATION CAMP
EL MONTE VILLAGE M.H.P.
DUCOR COMMUNITY SERVICE DIST.
NORSEMAN M.H.P.
KINGS INN MOTEL
SEVILLE WATER CO.
TRAILER ISLE PARK
SIERRA SCHOOL
CENTRAL MUTUAL WATER CO.
FAIRWAYS TRACT MUTUAL
RIVER ISLAND SERVICE TERR #1
THREE RIVERS SCHOOL
GIUMARRA VINEYARDS 3 & 4
WOODVILLE FARM LABOR CENTER
THREE RIVERS VILLAGE
THE LAKES
ROCKFORD SCHOOL
SIERRA MASONIC WATER CO
VISALIA SALES YARD
CWS - MULLEN WATER COMPANY
A & P GROWERS
MOORE NORTH AMERICA
SIERRA VIEW GOLF COURSE
BULLENE VINEYARDS
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS
Appendix B
25
60
5275
36
25
6814
1250
30
170
100
500
70
130
400
150
40
115
250
172
300
125
725
25
160
240
45
500
126
100
208
50
25
125
No. of
Violations
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Page 30
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
393.CA5403068
394.CA5403075
395.CA5410005
396.CA5410024
397.CA5500363
398.CA5601716
399.CA5602516
400.CA5603101
401.CA5610021
402.CA5610043
403.CA5610701
404.CA5700507
405.CA5700558
406.CA5700600
407.CA5700649
408.CA5700713
409.CA5700776
410.CA5700787
411.CA5700791
412.CA5700812
413.CA5710004
414.CA5710006
415.CA5710009
416.CA5800006
417.CA5800850
418.CA5800852
419.CA5800876
420.CA5800881
421.CA5800904
RUSTLERS
VIP CATERING
ALPAUGH IRRIGATION DISTRICT
RICHGROVE COMMUNITY SERVICES DIST.
MDWC:WARDS FERRY RANCHES
USFS - WHEELER GORGE CAMPGROUND
WELL-PICT BERRIES WS
CONEJO MOBILE HOME PARK
WARRING WATER SERVICE INC
OAK PARK WATER SERVICE
NAVAL BASE, PORT HUENEME
CAPAY JUNCTION
DUNNIGAN SHELL
FAST & EASY MART #54 - WATER
WESTUCKY WATER ASSOC
CACHE CREEK CANYON-MIDDLE SITE
CACHE CANYON RIVER TRIP
FARMERS MINI MARKET
STAN'S YOLO MARINA
HEIDRICK (JOE) ENT INC
KNIGHTS LANDING SVC. DIST.
CITY OF WOODLAND
UC - DAVIS
LEWIS CARROLL SCHOOL
REBEL RIDGE VILLAGE
CHRISTOPHER SIMS RENTALS
GOLD EAGLE MARKET #2
BROWNS VALLEY BAR
LEWIS CARROLL PRE-SCHOOL
Monthly MCL / Non-acute
No. of People Affected:
Violation
No. of Violations:
2002Violations
State of California
Appendix B
190
150
409
2723
28
500
50
120
1700
16000
9700
40
100
100
25
100
100
33
90
30
1287
16000
23898
125
48
30
60
25
35
866,831
539
No. of
Violations
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
No. of
Violations
Major Routine Monitoring Violation (23)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
CA0202515
CA0202542
CA0300022
CA0300036
CA0300049
CA0300052
CA0300055
CA0300065
CA0300077
CA0300080
CA0300448
CA0300518
CA0300524
CA0300649
CA0500012
CA0500013
CA0500021
CA0500039
CA0500041
CA0500048
CA0500069
CA0706059
CA0707507
CA0707547
CA0707585
CA0707602
CA0707603
CA0707613
CA0707639
CA0800514
CA0800603
2002Violations
State of California
CARSON RIVER RESORT
WOODS LAKE REC. AREA
CAMP WINTON
BEAR RIVER LAKE RESORT
PLASSE'S CABINS
COOK'S STATION
SUNSET WEST WATER COMPANY
BEAR RIVER SUMMER HOME TRACT
SPINETTA VINEYARDS - INACTIVE
PLASSE'S RESORT
GOLD MINE PLAZA
ORO MADRE MOOSE LODGE 1761
MP ASSOCIATES, INC.
RANCHO CICADA
BLUNDER INN
MOUNTAIN RANCH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SKY HIGH RANCH HOA
TOYON PARK WATER SYSTEM
RAILROAD FLAT GENERAL STORE
ROSSETTIS INN INC.
EL TORERO RESTAURANT
BLUE STAR GAS MART
WILLOW PARK MARINA
KNIGHTSEN COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM
MORAGA HEIGHTS MUTUAL WATER
BEACON WEST
CLAYTON REGENCY WATER
WILLOW MOBILE HOME PARK
OLD BORGES RANCH WATER SYS
CRESCENT CITY JUNIOR ACADEMY
BUTTE COURT MOBILE HOME PARK
Appendix B
30
25
999
250
1000
99
150
200
25
25
500
300
20
50
60
50
94
150
25
150
225
120
380
250
60
45
126
350
75
31
67
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
Page 32
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
CA0800622
CA0800850
CA0800861
CA0900105
CA0900202
CA0900214
CA0900301
CA0900408
CA0900420
CA0900423
CA0900562
CA0900581
CA0900582
CA0900621
CA0900653
CA0901219
CA0901239
CA0901247
CA1010027
CA1010035
CA1200597
CA1500050
CA1500364
CA1500390
CA1500421
CA1500461
CA1500553
CA1500561
CA1500578
CA1500597
CA1500600
CA1502093
CA1502158
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
CHINOOK WATER SYSTEM
SEA WEST RESTAURANT
RESERVATION RANCH
ROCKN ROBIN CAFE
CHILI BAR PUT-IN
WOLF CREEK CAMPGROUND
SILVERFORK MUTUAL WATER SYSTE
DEWEESE MONTESSORI SCHOOL
ROBBS VALLEY RESORT
WHITEWATER VOYAGES
HEATHER LAKE ROAD TRACT
NATIONAL 9
ALPENROSE INN
SUMMIT PINES APARTMENTS
SKI RUN MANAGEMENT COMPANY
CAPPS CROSSING CAMPGROUND
SAND FLAT CAMPGROUND
YELLOW JACKET CAMPGROUND
REEDLEY, CITY OF
DEL REY COMMUNITY SERV DIST
RICHARDSON'S GROVE KOA
LEHIGH SOUTHWEST CEMENT COMPANY
KRVWC - KERNVALE MUTUAL WATER CO
BERKSHIRE MUTUAL WATER ASSOCIATION
95TH ST. W. MOBILE HOME PARK
FOUNTAIN TRAILER PARK WATER
RANCHOS DEL RIO
ROUND MOUNTAIN WATER COMPANY
LONG CANYON WATER COMPANY CORP.
GRIMMWAY FARMS FROZEN FOODS
J.G. BOSWELL COMPANY WATER SYSTEM
HARVEST STEAKHOUSE
FALLING WATERS RIVER RESORT
Appendix B
50
60
50
100
100
230
15
50
50
100
25
60
40
25
25
25
75
350
22000
950
700
115
52
50
69
45
63
50
197
350
50
70
80
No. of
Violations
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
3
1
2
1
1
1
Page 33
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
CA1502213
CA1502231
CA1502294
CA1502419
CA1502422
CA1502569
CA1502609
CA1502649
CA1502718
CA1502739
CA1502756
CA1502771
CA1502794
CA1503104
CA1503129
CA1503231
CA1503250
CA1503270
CA1503290
CA1503360
CA1503373
CA1503378
CA1503392
CA1503431
CA1510025
CA1600504
CA1700510
CA1700514
CA1700519
CA1700599
CA1900011
CA1900017
CA1900018
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
PARADISE COVE LODGE
ROSAMOND SCHOOL WATER SYSTEM
R - HAVEN
RED ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BORON REST STOP WATER SYSTEM
FIRST MUTUAL WATER SYSTEM
NORTHEAST LELITER CO-OP
DIXIE WATER COMPANY
DOLE BAKERSFIELD, INC. - RANCHO LOMA
AVENUE A WATER WELL ASSOCIATION
KERN VALLEY COURTS COMPLEX
KERN OIL AND REFINING COMPANY
BEAR CREEK PRODUCTION CO - SHAFTER
BURTCH CONSTRUCTION
DAIRYMAN'S/CATTLEMAN'S BEEF AUCTION
FOUR WINDS WATER SYSTEM
D.M. CAMP & SONS
LAKE ISABELLA COMMUNITY SERVICES DIST
THE GARLIC COMPANY
DIAMOND JIM'S CASINO
SOUTH FORK WOMAN'S CLUB, INC.
WIND WOLVES PRESERVE
FOUR TWENTY 420 CLUB
COSTA DAIRY FARM
STALLION SPRINGS CSD
HAMBLIN MUTUAL WATER CO
JAGO BAY MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
LEAKY TIKI RESORT
CRESCENT BAY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
DEBOER'S LAKE PILLSBURY RESORT
CAMPS SCOTT & SCUDDER
LEGG LAKE COUNTY PARK
LIVINGSTON-GRAHAM
Appendix B
150
5000
602
35
1000
41
20
27
1000
28
290
99
450
100
198
30
85
500
200
250
60
30
150
45
1800
50
35
25
18
25
275
1000
25
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
2
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
Page 34
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
98. CA1900020
99. CA1900034
100.CA1900038
101.CA1900045
102.CA1900055
103.CA1900058
104.CA1900064
105.CA1900080
106.CA1900089
107.CA1900092
108.CA1900122
109.CA1900131
110.CA1900139
111.CA1900162
112.CA1900244
113.CA1900304
114.CA1900305
115.CA1900514
116.CA1900528
117.CA1900541
118.CA1900552
119.CA1900559
120.CA1900563
121.CA1900571
122.CA1900576
123.CA1900581
124.CA1900586
125.CA1900594
126.CA1900603
127.CA1900644
128.CA1900649
129.CA1900679
130.CA1900699
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
USFS-MILL CREEK SUMMIT T-5
MARTINEZ
LANCASTER PARK MOBILE HOME PARK
1000 TRAILS / SOLEDAD CYN PRESERVE
BLUE SKIES TRAILER PARK
USFS-BUCKHORN CAMP A-12
SAN DIMAS CANYON IMPROVEMENT ASSOC.
CAMP COULTER PINES (SOUTH)
CAMPS MUNZ & MEDNENHALL
FIESTA CYPRESS RESORT
ENVIRONMENTAL CARE INDUSTRIES
USFS-TEXAS CANYON STATION S-3
MT GLEASON CONSERVATION CAMP 16
CANYON MEADOWS CONFR. CENTER
PYRAMID LAKE RV RECREATION RANCH
DEL SUR GARDENS TRAILER PARK
CHALLENGER MEMORIAL YOUTH CENTER
LLANO FARMS MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
USFS-CHARLTON FLATS A-8
WESTERN SKIES MOBILE HOME PARK
ANGELES CREST CHRISTIAN CAMP
CAMP HILLEL HOUSE
SUNDALE MUTUAL WATER COMPANY 'A' , 'B'
USFS-CHILAO A-9 (BANDIDO)
USFS-MONTE CRISTO CAMP T-4
MT HIGH EAST SKI AREA
USFS-CRYSTAL LAKE B-13
CAMP VERDUGO OAKS BOY SCOUTS
CAMP JOSEPHO-BSA
USFS-HORSE FLATS A-10
GOLDEN SANDS MOBILE HOME PARK
RANCHO LOS AMIGOS MEDICAL CENTER
MILLARD CANYON IMPROVEMENT ASSN
Appendix B
25
100
53
800
40
25
125
125
125
100
200
25
100
170
25
25
150
40
25
90
25
30
350
700
25
25
25
30
25
25
450
2000
10
No. of
Violations
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
3
1
3
3
2
1
2
4
4
6
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
1
2
Page 35
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
131.CA1900702
132.CA1900712
133.CA1900715
134.CA1900729
135.CA1900733
136.CA1900740
137.CA1900744
138.CA1900752
139.CA1900756
140.CA1900757
141.CA1900761
142.CA1900764
143.CA1900768
144.CA1900784
145.CA1900793
146.CA1900827
147.CA1900831
148.CA1900864
149.CA1900868
150.CA1900886
151.CA1900893
152.CA1900901
153.CA1900904
154.CA1900914
155.CA1900922
156.CA1900937
157.CA1900946
158.CA1900952
159.CA1907004
160.CA1907011
161.CA1907014
162.CA1907015
163.CA1907018
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
FOLLOWS CAMP
DAEHAN CHRISTIAN SOODOWON
HALFWAY HOUSE CAFE
USFS-LOS CANTILLES S-2
JUBILEE SCOUT RANCH
THREE POINTS LEGENDS OF THE WEST
CANYON OAKS RANCH SCHOOL
USFS-SAUGUS RANGER STA/ AREA III S-1
WARM SPRINGS REHABILITATION CENTER
EBENSTEINER COMPANY
ANGELES SHOOTING RANGES
HENNINGER FLATS
AGUA DULCE GENERAL STORE
USFS-LIGHTENING PT/MESSENGER FLATS T-6
ACTON SHOPPING CENTER / KMK REAL. CORP
HILLCREST MOBILE HOME PARK
DECKER CANYON YOUTH CAMP
NEWCOMB'S RANCH INN
RIVERS END TRAILER PARK
HUGHES-ELIZABETH LAKES SCH DIST
CAMP BLOOMFIELD
FIRE SUPPRESSION CAMP 19
ACTON CONSERVATION CAMP # 11
USFS-SKYLINE PARK / MT WILSON A-4
USFS-RED BOX STATION A-3
USFS-PYRAMID LAKE S-14
PALMDALE TRAILER PARK
USFS-COLDBROOK B-11
ACTON-AGUA DULCE LDS CHURCH
FLYING J TRAVEL CENTER
NORTH TRAILS MUTUAL WATER CO
KIRK BUSINESS CENTER
SUMMERHILL EQUESTRIAN CENTER
Appendix B
250
25
25
25
25
25
82
25
200
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
550
25
125
90
25
25
25
104
25
150
3000
100
25
25
No. of
Violations
3
2
1
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
3
1
1
6
1
1
2
2
2
2
4
3
2
2
2
3
1
1
Page 36
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
164.CA1907019
165.CA1907028
166.CA1907029
167.CA1907031
168.CA1907036
169.CA1909005
170.CA1909007
171.CA1909627
172.CA1909644
173.CA2000220
174.CA2000764
175.CA2000807
176.CA2210003
177.CA2300503
178.CA2300524
179.CA2300730
180.CA2300731
181.CA2300735
182.CA2300750
183.CA2300775
184.CA2300839
185.CA2300842
186.CA2300845
187.CA2300860
188.CA2300865
189.CA2300892
190.CA2310312
191.CA2500564
192.CA2600513
193.CA2600518
194.CA2600528
195.CA2600532
196.CA2600543
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
USFS-LOS ALAMOS S-15
SPV WATER CO INC
RANCHO SIERRA ACRES
RANCHO YBARRA CHRISTIAN CAMP
NEW APOSTOLIC CHURCH BOUQUET CANYON
VALLEY CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL
OUR LADY OF FATIMA SCHOOL
USFS-VALYERMO STATION V-8
AZUSA SPRINGS WATER SYSTEM
MADERA RANCHOS ASSEMBLY OF GOD
OAKHURST LODGE
CALIFORNIA VIPASSANA CENTER
DELAWARE N. PARKS SERVICES AT TENAYA
SUTHERLAND WATERWORKS
PINE BEACH INN
WESTPORT COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
CITY OF 10,000 BUDDHAS
HOLLY RANCH VILLAGE
HI SEAS MOTEL
GREEN ACRES TRAILER PARK
CAMP MENDOCINO
WENTE BOY SCOUT CAMP
POINT ARENA LIGHTHOUSE KEEPERS
MENDOCINO COAST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS
COVELO MOBILE HOME PARK
CSP-WESTPORT STATE BEACH
MODOC DISTRICT FAIR
WALKER SPORTING GOODS
TWIN LAKES RESORT
CAMP ANTELOPE
LUNDY MUTUAL WATER COMPANY 1
TOPAZ LAKE MOBILE HOME PARK
Appendix B
25
80
25
70
40
2000
300
25
25
10
120
1000
150
27
100
70
300
78
25
255
25
100
50
28
25
26
600
3200
20
100
40
70
23
No. of
Violations
1
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Page 37
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
197.CA2600570
198.CA2600588
199.CA2600606
200.CA2600607
201.CA2700503
202.CA2700518
203.CA2700548
204.CA2700592
205.CA2700634
206.CA2700636
207.CA2700656
208.CA2700687
209.CA2700703
210.CA2700727
211.CA2700733
212.CA2700740
213.CA2700771
214.CA2700787
215.CA2700837
216.CA2700853
217.CA2700875
218.CA2700970
219.CA2700998
220.CA2701034
221.CA2701036
222.CA2701109
223.CA2701224
224.CA2701279
225.CA2701367
226.CA2701422
227.CA2701423
228.CA2701439
229.CA2701550
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
COLEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
ARCULARIUS RANCH
COUNTRY BEAR CAFE
MEADOWCLIFF LODGE AND REST.
ASSISI MWC
WATSONVILLE PRODUCE
DOLAN MWC
HARRISON RD WS #01
CHETMOORE ACRES WA
ROYAL OAKS PARK WS
MORO COJO MWA
PESANTE RD WS #2
CALVARY CHURCH INC WS
SAN ANTONIO SCHOOL DIST
SAN JUAN RD WS #01
SAN MIGUEL WS #03
SPRINGFIELD MWC
VEGA RD MWS #1
BLACKIE RD WS #05
COLOR SPOT NURSERY WS #1
PAJARO VALLEY GREENHOUSE WS
CHEROKEE ACRES MHP WS
BUD ANTLE MARINA PLANT
APPLE AVE WS #02
APPLE AVE WS #3
ASSOCIATED TAGLINE WS
JM SMUCKER COMPANY WS
COASTLANDS MUT-POST CREEK
TIERRA MEADOWS HOA
OAKRIDGE SUBDIVISION MWC
ECHO VALLEY RD WS #05
NATIONAL REFRACTORIES WS
GOLDEN STATE VINTNERS WS
Appendix B
90
35
20
20
126
100
120
40
50
25
67
120
150
300
45
48
200
438
54
200
110
36
150
70
60
70
200
129
63
66
48
100
30
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
8
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
Page 38
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
230.CA2701553
231.CA2701579
232.CA2701630
233.CA2701633
234.CA2701647
235.CA2701676
236.CA2701683
237.CA2701789
238.CA2701869
239.CA2701888
240.CA2701906
241.CA2701931
242.CA2701940
243.CA2701942
244.CA2701946
245.CA2702003
246.CA2702050
247.CA2702163
248.CA2702180
249.CA2702229
250.CA2702259
251.CA2702293
252.CA2702315
253.CA2702322
254.CA2702354
255.CA2702412
256.CA2702440
257.CA2702444
258.CA2702453
259.CA2702456
260.CA2702466
261.CA2702482
262.CA2702520
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
POND-DEROSA OAKS WC
CAMPHORA STATION WS
PRUNEDALE CHEVRON
PARADISE RD WS #21
GREEN ACRES WA
SAN LUCAS WD
MOSS LANDING MUTUAL WATER CO
HOLLY HILLS MWC
SUNRISE MUSHROOMS WS
CACHAGUA RD WS (#4)
SAN ANTONIO MHE WS
MATSUI NURSERY WS
MONTEREY MUSHROOMS WS
VIERRA CANY ON WS #29
HOSON PRODUCE WS
VIERRA MEADOWS MWC
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD WS
HILLTOP MUTUAL WATER ASSN
GRAVES SCHOOL WS
MANZANITA PARK
CHEMICAL LIME WS
ROD MCLELLAN BOTANICALS WS
CORRAL DE TIERRA COUNTRY CLUB WS
CAPTAIN COOPER SCHOOL WS
PRIEST VALLEY STORE WS
DOLE FRESH VEGATABLES WS
BARLOCKER RUSTLING OAKS RANCH
RIVER RD WS #28
MARINA LANDFILL WS
MRWPCA TREATMENT PLANT WS
SAN VINCENTE MWC
COLOR SPOT NURSERY WS #2
ARROYO SECO ESTATES MWC
Appendix B
216
25
25
48
50
500
200
108
140
55
65
75
450
25
60
75
50
100
56
300
100
45
60
95
25
80
30
25
55
25
90
25
70
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
5
1
1
2
Page 39
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
263.CA2702527
264.CA2702544
265.CA2702554
266.CA2702784
267.CA2800024
268.CA2800129
269.CA2800298
270.CA2800301
271.CA2800528
272.CA2800532
273.CA2800536
274.CA2800548
275.CA2800569
276.CA2800592
277.CA2800602
278.CA2800613
279.CA2800621
280.CA2800638
281.CA2800664
282.CA2800683
283.CA2800749
284.CA2801012
285.CA2801016
286.CA2801027
287.CA2801030
288.CA2801036
289.CA2801041
290.CA2801042
291.CA2801055
292.CA2801056
293.CA2801073
294.CA2801081
295.CA2801089
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
WAYSTATION SALOON WS
SANCTUARY BIBLE CHURCH WS
HIDDEN CANYON RANCH MWC
SPRECKELS RD WS #04
DUCKHORN VINEYARDS
STERLING VINEYARDS
SILVER ROSE CELLARS & RESTAURANT
LAIRD FAMILY ESTATE
LINDA VISTA MUTUAL WATER CO
VAILIMA ESTATES MUTUAL WATER
GRGICH HILLS
SILVERADO PINES MOBILE HOME
AETNA SPRINGS RESORT
NAPA VALLEY MARINA
GLASS MTN TRAILER PARK
LOKOYA MT LODGE
MAYACAMAS WINERY
LAKE BERRYESSA BOY SCOUT CAMP
A-1 MARKET
COUNTRY INN, THE
KENT RASMUSSEN WINERY
RUTHERFORD BENCHMARK
HESS WINERY
PEJU PROVINCE
RANCHO LA JOTA
SCHRAMSBERG VINEYARDS
SILVERADO VINEYARDS
SINSKEY WINERY
WILLIAM HILL WINERY
Z D WINES
BEAUCANON WINERY
MT. GEORGE ESTATES
DI ROSA ART PRESERVE
Appendix B
25
25
61
25
25
100
45
25
50
100
25
255
100
50
100
100
25
25
25
29
100
25
100
25
50
25
100
100
25
25
200
100
25
No. of
Violations
5
1
2
3
2
3
4
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
Page 40
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
296.CA2803657
297.CA2803697
298.CA2803879
299.CA2810650
300.CA2900511
301.CA2900523
302.CA2900535
303.CA2900540
304.CA2900549
305.CA2900562
306.CA2900577
307.CA2900578
308.CA2900587
309.CA2900593
310.CA2900595
311.CA2901934
312.CA2902398
313.CA3200046
314.CA3200060
315.CA3200072
316.CA3200112
317.CA3200188
318.CA3205003
319.CA3301011
320.CA3301027
321.CA3301046
322.CA3301048
323.CA3301058
324.CA3301100
325.CA3301103
326.CA3301148
327.CA3301162
328.CA3301170
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
WOODLAND RIDGE MUTUAL WATER CO
STELTZNER WINERY
JARVIS VINEYARD
U.S. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION-LK. BERRYESSA
SHADY LAKE WATER ASSOCIATION/PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON WATER DISTRICT
PLEASANT RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT
FOREST LAKE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
BSA/MARIN SIERRA CAMP
ANANDA VILLAGE
NEVADA IRRIGATION DISTRICT/GREENHORN
TWIN RIDGES SCHOOL DISTRICT/GRIZZLY HILL
MILHOUS CHILDREN SERVICES
TWIN RIDGES SCHOOL DISTRICT/OAK TREE
PETERSONS CORNER/JIM COSTELLO
ANANDA SECLUSION RETREAT
CREATIVE KIDS PRESCHOOL
PNF-NORTH FORK/QUEEN LILLY CG
SILVER TIP SPRINGS WATER SYSTEM
BUCK'S LAKESHORE RESORT
COURTHOUSE ANNEX FACILITY
GREENHORN CREEK SERVICES DISTRICT
GOLD MOUNTAIN CSD
STONE CREEK WATER CO.
PASHA CAMP #1 & #2
BOE DEL HEIGHTS MUTUAL WATER
BONITA VISTA MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
COUNTRY HILLS RV PARK
CAMP RONALD MCDONALD FOR G.T.
CAREFREE MOBILE HOME PARK
COACHELLA VALLEY PUBLIC CEMETARY
MISS KITTY'S
COUNTRY SQUIRE TRAILER PARK
Appendix B
15
25
25
15
90
450
130
150
150
400
200
125
50
125
75
75
30
25
25
200
83
120
100
50
25
250
180
50
50
130
25
30
100
No. of
Violations
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
3
2
2
1
Page 41
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
329.CA3301172
330.CA3301180
331.CA3301206
332.CA3301209
333.CA3301213
334.CA3301241
335.CA3301245
336.CA3301276
337.CA3301280
338.CA3301294
339.CA3301305
340.CA3301309
341.CA3301359
342.CA3301372
343.CA3301380
344.CA3301469
345.CA3301512
346.CA3301526
347.CA3301529
348.CA3301556
349.CA3301571
350.CA3301642
351.CA3301643
352.CA3301706
353.CA3301732
354.CA3301755
355.CA3301763
356.CA3301775
357.CA3301850
358.CA3301937
359.CA3301965
360.CA3301981
361.CA3301990
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
OASIS MOTEL
ANZA MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
DESERT HOT SPRINGS SPA HOTEL
DESERT VIEW TRAILER PARK
WAVE CREST INC.
EL DORADO POLO CLUB
CHERRY VALLEY RANCH
FULLER MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
GOLDEN ERA PRODUCTIONS
GLEN IVY HOT SPRINGS
CALIFORNIA REDI DATE, LLC
HAMILTON SCHOOL
KENNEDY GROCERY
LA QUINTA RIDGE MOBILE ESTATES
SAINT ANTHONY TRAILER PARK
MCGOO'S BAR & MINI-MART
PINYON PINES COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
RAGSDALE WATER
RAMONA WATER COMPANY
RIV. COUNTY DISASTER PREP INDIO
MCINTYRE - RIV. COUNTY PARKS
RIVER OASIS
SPRING CREST WATER & POWER
MARION MTN CAMPGROUND - USFS
MAY'S OASIS
SUNBIRD TRAILER PARK
LAKE ELSINORE VILLAGE
HIGH VALLEY WATER DISTRICT
DELARA RENTALS
MESQUITE MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
FORT OASIS STATION
GOLDEN POND R.V. RESORT
AMEZCUA GARCIA WATER
Appendix B
50
200
500
50
200
50
120
100
500
750
27
950
450
350
250
40
160
30
250
25
50
40
30
30
150
258
170
300
25
25
300
150
250
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
1
4
1
2
10
6
1
2
1
3
1
3
1
1
2
3
2
2
3
1
1
1
6
1
1
8
6
2
1
1
Page 42
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
362.CA3301991
363.CA3302008
364.CA3302009
365.CA3302025
366.CA3302041
367.CA3302054
368.CA3302060
369.CA3302061
370.CA3302065
371.CA3302069
372.CA3302079
373.CA3302081
374.CA3302088
375.CA3302103
376.CA3303003
377.CA3303007
378.CA3303028
379.CA3303035
380.CA3303048
381.CA3303064
382.CA3303077
383.CA3303081
384.CA3303084
385.CA3303085
386.CA3303090
387.CA3303093
388.CA3310032
389.CA3400106
390.CA3400145
391.CA3400152
392.CA3400283
393.CA3400333
394.CA3400359
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
APPLE MARKET TWO
SANCHEZ WATER WELL
SAM'S FENCE CO.
LAS PALMAS MARKET
LA HACIENDA/ GONZALES WATER SYSTEM
CASTILE CANYON SCHOOL
CAHUILLA MARKET
WESTERN GOLF CART MANUFACTURERS
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT
LA PENA HOUSING FACILITY
AIDA AGUIRRE & DIMICIO SAMPAGAN
PEREZ WATER
RANCHO LA MESA RICA
SAN JACINTO TRAVEL CENTER
GALINDO HOUSING FACILITY
IRENE RODRIGUEZ CAMP
SHADY ACRES
BENJAMIN HERNANDEZ HOUSING
GARCIA'S RANCH AVENUE 66
ARCO AM/PM, PALM DRIVE
PARADISE CORNER CAFE
IDYLLWILD ARTS ACADEMY
VAIL LAKE VILLAGE RESORT
HITS DESERT HORSE PARK
MISSION CREEK PRESERVE
BLYTHE ENERGY PROJECT
SAN JACINTO, CITY OF
EAST WALNUT GROVE WATER SYSTEM
REGENCY PARK
ANDREAS COVE MARINA
VALLEY HI COUNTRY CLUB
VALLEY HI COUNTRY CLUB
HAMILTON STREET PARK
Appendix B
100
50
50
450
75
96
25
40
100
100
50
30
40
50
50
60
45
50
50
100
50
275
300
900
30
28
13993
250
214
80
100
30
100
No. of
Violations
3
2
4
2
1
6
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
7
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
Page 43
State of California
Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
395.CA3400380
396.CA3500906
397.CA3600032
398.CA3600086
399.CA3600283
400.CA3600316
401.CA3600397
402.CA3600540
403.CA3600572
404.CA3600776
405.CA3600785
406.CA3601036
407.CA3601040
408.CA3601060
409.CA3601101
410.CA3601105
411.CA3601114
412.CA3601117
413.CA3601121
414.CA3601147
415.CA3900649
416.CA3900719
417.CA3900797
418.CA3900983
419.CA3901006
420.CA3901132
421.CA3901201
422.CA3901247
423.CA3901300
424.CA3901301
425.CA3901302
426.CA3901307
427.CA3901341
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
BERT'S DINER
HAYDON FAMILY FARM & PARK
OAK TREE VILLAGE
DAGGET COMM SVCS DIST
DEPT OF WATER & POWER/LAKE WILLIAMS
UNION PACIFIC RR/YERMO
MOSS MOBILE MANOR
THE PALMS
MURPHY'S CAFE
MT BALDY SKI LIFT
LAKE JODIE WATER SYSTEM
CALICO LAKES HOMEOWNERS
GREEN MOUNTAIN RANCH INN
ROBERSTON'S READY MIX INC
ULTRA MAR
HI SAHARA OASIS
SEVEN OAKS DAM
ARTESIA SAWDUST PRODUCTS, INC.
UNOCAL STATION #5961
RILEY'S FARM/LLC-SYS#1
GLENWOOD MOBILE HOME PARK
MOKELUMNE MEADOWS TRAILER PARK
ESCALON PREMIER BRANDS
CHERRY LANE TRAILER PARK
ARCO AM PM WATER SYSTEM
POLLARDVILLE CHICKEN/PIZZA
ARCO STATION #595*
ROCKYS RESTAURANT
COUNTRY BAR (WATER)
PETE'S PLACE
E D U CAMP
SPEEDY FOOD STORE WATER SYS
EL PALENQUE WATER SYSTEM
Appendix B
60
45
25
795
147
25
215
25
25
30
250
25
25
25
25
25
25
50
25
25
100
55
300
100
125
500
100
3000
100
50
25
100
50
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
3
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
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2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
428.CA3901365
429.CA3901412
430.CA3901413
431.CA3901414
432.CA4100510
433.CA4100515
434.CA4300740
435.CA4300856
436.CA4300964
437.CA4500002
438.CA4500011
439.CA4500022
440.CA4500036
441.CA4500076
442.CA4500085
443.CA4500091
444.CA4500113
445.CA4500138
446.CA4500217
447.CA4500221
448.CA4500277
449.CA4500301
450.CA4500312
451.CA4500316
452.CA4500320
453.CA4510008
454.CA4510015
455.CA4900107
456.CA4900545
457.CA4900562
458.CA4900588
459.CA4900687
460.CA4900711
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
THE RIVER MILL
KOREAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
NUSS FARMS
MCLAUGHLIN REFUSE EQUIP, INC
REDWOOD TERRACE MUTUAL
MARTINS BEACH WATER SYSTEM
MOUNTAIN SPRINGS WATER CO.
SPRING VALLEY HEIGHTS MWC
BFI-THE RECYCLERY
CALIFORNIA KAMLOOPS
ANDREINI BUSINESS PARK
HAT CREEK WATER COMPANY
COLEMAN NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY
HAYS RESORT
MILL CREEK RV PARK
PIT RIVER TRAILER PARK
HOLIDAY HARBOR INC
PONDEROSA PINES BAR & GRILL
ANDERSON TUCKER OAKS GOLF
SHINGLETOWN PROFESSIONAL BLDG
USFS YOLLA BOLLA CORP YARD
BEAR CREEK TRADING POST
IGO INN
RANCHERIA RV PARK
NEU LODGE MOTEL
FALL RIVER MILLS C.S.D.
DEL ORO WATER CO.-JOHNSON PARK
MARSIGLIA WATER SYSTEM
BRANGER MUTUAL WATER CO.
DIAMOND A MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
LAWNDALE MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
BROOKWOOD MOBILE HOME PARK
GRAVENSTEIN SCHOOL DIST.-HILLCREST
Appendix B
25
25
25
25
75
100
37
50
40
36
130
125
1100
35
70
70
200
35
150
70
120
100
25
150
50
1600
760
25
450
250
200
400
400
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
3
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
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2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
461.CA4900717
462.CA4900720
463.CA4900743
464.CA4900815
465.CA4900889
466.CA4900924
467.CA4901008
468.CA4901084
469.CA4901095
470.CA4901106
471.CA4901119
472.CA4901168
473.CA4901172
474.CA4901175
475.CA4901176
476.CA4901197
477.CA4901208
478.CA5000095
479.CA5000159
480.CA5000211
481.CA5000217
482.CA5000218
483.CA5000249
484.CA5000301
485.CA5000302
486.CA5000308
487.CA5000335
488.CA5000358
489.CA5000381
490.CA5000383
491.CA5000408
492.CA5000414
493.CA5000437
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
WAUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
MOBILE HOME ESTATES
LA CANTERA RACQUET CLUB
DAYS INN
AVALON APARTMENTS
BABE'S BURGERS & FRANKS
HESSEL UNION CHURCH
JORDAN VINEYARD & WINERY
WESTMINSTER WOODS CAMP
CYO-MCGUCKEN CENTER
DRY CREEK VINEYARD
SALMON CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL
COLLEGE AVENUE BUILDING
WILLOWSIDE HALL
SONOMA COAST VILLA
SILVER OAK WINE CELLARS L.P.
VALLEY OF THE MOON PLAZA
DEL RIO MHP
SUN GARDEN TOMATO KITCHENS
NORRIS INDUSTRIES/RIVERBANK
FAITH HOME TEEN RANCH POOL
FLOR CHAVEZ WATER SYSTEM
STANISLAUS UNION SCHOOL & DIST.
VILLA LOS FLORES WATER SYSTEM
MOTEL SEVEN WATER SYSTEM
B & H MANUFACTURING
BRETHREN HERITAGE SCHOOL, INC
DAIRY FARMERS OF AMERICA INC.
SORIA LABOR CAMP
DICK'S
HOUSING AUTHORITY-WESTLEY CSD
FIRST GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
DAY'S INN
Appendix B
75
320
50
300
60
110
120
100
120
25
50
200
60
25
25
25
100
339
26
80
26
30
39
26
100
90
25
75
33
25
70
25
26
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
Page 46
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
494.CA5000440
495.CA5000470
496.CA5000484
497.CA5000498
498.CA5000512
499.CA5000517
500.CA5000525
501.CA5100102
502.CA5100111
503.CA5102025
504.CA5103002
505.CA5103005
506.CA5103326
507.CA5103327
508.CA5103335
509.CA5200512
510.CA5400529
511.CA5400544
512.CA5400567
513.CA5400651
514.CA5400655
515.CA5400666
516.CA5400735
517.CA5400767
518.CA5400895
519.CA5400896
520.CA5400931
521.CA5400972
522.CA5401003
523.CA5401049
524.CA5401096
525.CA5402013
526.CA5402047
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
RAINBOW FARMS
HUGHSON NUT COMPANY
UNITED PALLET SERVICE
PATCHETTS FORD MERCURY
SIKH TEMPLE OF MODESTO/CERES
KOENIG WATER SYSTEM
OASIS MARKET
EL MARGARITA MUTUAL WATER CO.
GUM TREE MOBILE HOME PARK
OLIVER WATER SYSTEM
PLEASANT GROVE STORE & CAFE
OSWALD MARKET WATER SYSTEM
YUBA CITY ASSEMBLY HALL
SRI GURU NANAK SIKH TEMPLE
LIVE OAK CHILD CARE CENTER
BEND MOBILEHOME & RV PARK
SHADY GROVE MOBILE HOME PARK
ALLENSWORTH C.S.D.
TOOLEVILLE WATER CO.
BEVERLY-GRAND MUTUAL WATER
CENTRAL MUTUAL WATER CO.
WATERTEK - GRANDVIEW GARDENS
RODRIGUEZ LABOR CAMP
WATERTEK - E PLANO
PYTHIAN YOUTH CAMP
FAR HORIZON CAMP
TRUCKERS MINI MART
OUTSIDE CREEK SCHOOL
EAST OROSI C.S.D.
CAMP COTYAC
SUN PACIFIC-NORTH
SUN PACIFIC-SOUTH
GLEANINGS FOR THE HUNGRY
Appendix B
30
120
45
35
97
25
25
260
65
32
25
25
25
25
60
60
137
400
300
108
115
350
110
40
75
60
25
125
186
40
95
200
74
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
1
1
5
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
527.CA5403053
528.CA5403069
529.CA5410033
530.CA5500019
531.CA5500090
532.CA5500182
533.CA5601201
534.CA5601206
535.CA5601306
536.CA5601605
537.CA5602133
538.CA5800004
539.CA5800006
540.CA5800421
541.CA5800576
542.CA5800821
543.CA5800824
544.CA5800826
545.CA5800913
546.CA5800921
NS MINI MART
FRANZIA-TULARE WINERY
PRATT MUTUAL WATER CO
JENNESS PARK SO BAPTIST ASSEMBLY
DARDANELLES RESORT
BUMBLEBEE TRACT IMP ASSOC
LIMONEIRA RANCH #1
LIMONEIRA CO. - MCKEVETT
CONSERVATION ENDOWMENT FUND
PINE MOUNTAIN INN WATER SYSTEM
BEEDY STREET WATER SYSTEM/INDUST.
MARIANI PACKING COMPANY INC.
LEWIS CARROLL SCHOOL
NAUMES JUICE PLANT WELL #148
FRESH MARKET
NICHOLS POINT MOBILE HOME PK
COUNTRY VILLAGE MOBILE HM PRK
THE LOST SIERRAS MH PARK
FAST FABRICATORS
BISHOP'S PUMPKIN FARM
Major Routine Monitoring
No. of People Affected:
Violation
No. of Violations:
No. of
Violations
140
75
1600
250
42
60
800
45
100
25
30
65
125
40
75
40
30
60
44
1200
127,888
835
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
60
50
51
94
99
225
170
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
Major Repeat Monitoring (25) Violation
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
CA0500012
CA0500013
CA0500016
CA0500021
CA0500068
CA0500069
CA0706004
2002Violations
State of California
BLUNDER INN
MOUNTAIN RANCH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
COTTAGE SPRINGS
SKY HIGH RANCH HOA
DUNROVIN MOBILE HOME VILLAGE
EL TORERO RESTAURANT
OAKLEY MUTUAL WATER COMPANY
Appendix B
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
CA0707521
CA0707568
CA0707617
CA0901239
CA1502222
CA1503250
CA1510702
CA1700708
CA1900768
CA1907028
CA2110503
CA2300645
CA2300646
CA2300735
CA2410006
CA2600528
CA2700535
CA2700547
CA2700575
CA2700613
CA2700706
CA2700731
CA2700842
CA2700853
CA2700964
CA2700970
CA2701034
CA2701057
CA2701142
CA2701298
CA2701503
CA2701515
CA2701658
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
BYRON CORNERS
MACS OLD HOUSE
WILDWOOD ACRES RESORT
SAND FLAT CAMPGROUND
PORTER FARMS, INC.
D.M. CAMP & SONS
EDWARDS AFB RESEARCH LAB
ANTHONY'S
AGUA DULCE GENERAL STORE
SPV WATER CO INC
NPS PRNS - CAMPGROUNDS
SHORELINE COTTAGES
TRAVEL SHORES TRAILER PARK
HOLLY RANCH VILLAGE
DELHI CWD
CAMP ANTELOPE
JOSTPOST WA
DESMOND RD WS #3
EL CAMINO REAL WS #16
LAGUNITA SCHOOL WS
QUEEN MOTEL
Z RANCH MWC
BAUMANN WS #1
COLOR SPOT NURSERY WS #1
BRADLEY UNION SCHOOL
CHEROKEE ACRES MHP WS
APPLE AVE WS #02
FOLETTA RD WS #1
HORN WS
SADDLE MOUNTAIN WS
MESA DEL TORO MWC
MOSS LANDING HARBOR DIST
ARROYO CENTER WC
Appendix B
90
90
90
75
150
85
1000
25
25
80
30
26
80
78
5302
40
60
55
29
60
250
62
40
200
39
36
70
100
25
50
90
402
130
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
5
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
Page 49
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Annual Public Water System Compliance Report
2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
CA2701705
CA2701731
CA2701742
CA2701888
CA2701906
CA2701931
CA2701956
CA2702026
CA2702202
CA2702466
CA2702482
CA2702784
CA3301011
CA3301025
CA3301388
CA3301696
CA3301699
CA3301734
CA3301902
CA3302053
CA3303003
CA3303011
CA3303035
CA3400167
CA3400332
CA3400380
CA3500577
CA4900107
CA4900946
CA4901181
CA4901234
CA4901251
CA4901263
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
TASSAJARA SPRINGS WATER SYSTEM
BRANDON CREEK MWS
TEAGUE AVE WS #1
CACHAGUA RD WS (#4)
SAN ANTONIO MHE WS
MATSUI NURSERY WS
PIONEER PLACE MWS
APRICOT LANE WATER SYSTEM
GROWERS COMPANY INC WS
SAN VINCENTE MWC
COLOR SPOT NURSERY WS #2
SPRECKELS RD WS #04
STONE CREEK WATER CO.
AZALEA TRAILS GIRL SCOUTS CAMP
DESERT DUNES GOLF CLUB LLC
UPPER SAN JUAN CAMPGROUND - USFS
CINCO POSES CAMP - USFS
VISTA DUNES MOBILEHOME PARK
LAKE FULMOR - USFS
OAK VALLEY GOLF CLUB
GALINDO HOUSING FACILITY
TENAJA TRAILHEAD
BENJAMIN HERNANDEZ HOUSING
WILLOW BERM MARINA
OXBOW MARINA
BERT'S DINER
COLE RD MWC
MARSIGLIA WATER SYSTEM
TRENTADUE WINERY
HANNA VINEYARDS
SONOMA 7th DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
SAFARI WEST
RABBIT RIDGE WINERY
Appendix B
40
41
290
55
65
75
66
72
200
90
25
25
50
50
90
25
40
180
125
200
50
25
50
150
200
60
40
25
25
25
100
60
30
No. of
Violations
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
System Name
Population
74. CA5000458
HATCH MILLING COMPANY
75. CA5400513
CAL HOT SPRINGS RESORT
76. CA5400819
MOUNTAIN VIEW M.H.P.
Major Repeat Monitoring
Violation
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
No. of
Violations
36
50
44
12,487
87
1
1
1
800
170
970
2
1
1
150
150
2
2
217
30
130
80
60
40
1
1
1
1
1
1
Violation Type: Surface Water Treatment Rule
Monitoring, Routine/Repeat, SWTR - Unfiltered (31) Violation
1. CA0910301
CA STATE PARKS - D.L. BLISS
2. CA4500072
HAT CREEK RESORT
Monitoring, Routine/Repeat,
No. of People Affected:
SWTR - Unfiltered Violation
No. of Violations:
Monitoring, Routine/Repeat, SWTR - Filtered (36) Violation
1. CA3200106
UNIVERSITY PACIFIC CONF. CENTER
Monitoring, Routine/Repeat,
No. of People Affected:
SWTR - Filtered Violation
No. of Violations:
Treatment Technique, Filtered (41) Violation
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
CA1200501
CA1200517
CA1200544
CA1200643
CA1200704
CA1200787
2002Violations
State of California
ALDERPOINT COUNTY WATER
KIMTU MEADOWS MWC
REDCREST WATER WORKS
BEACH CREEK MH PARK
AZALEA GLEN
THUNDER MOUNTAIN W.A.
Appendix B
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2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
7. CA1206008
8. CA1210801
9. CA2210905
10. CA1009013
11. CA3100057
12. CA3500810
13. CA4100533
14. CA4500009
15. CA4500022
16. CA4500023
17. CA4500072
18. CA4500110
19. CA4500187
20. CA4500237
21. CA4810025
22. CA5210503
23. CA5400506
24. CA5400637
25. CA5400644
26. CA5400751
27. CA5401085
28. CA5403061
Treatment Technique,
Filtered Violation
System Name
Population
MATTOLE TRIPLE JUNCTION H. S.
HIGH ROCK CONSERVATION CAMP
MCCLURE BOAT CLUB, INC.
MURRIETA/WASHOE
BLUE CANYON WATER USERS ASSOC.
WHISPERING PINES RETIRE HOME (LSWS)
SKYLONDA MUTUAL
CORTLAND PINES MUTUAL WATER CO
HAT CREEK WATER COMPANY
HAT CREEK HIGHLANDS MUTUAL W C
HAT CREEK RESORT
SILVERTHORN RESORT
TRINITY MEADOWS INC
SWEETBRIAR CAMP
SID-PLEASANT HILLS RANCH
LASSEN VNP - HEADQUARTERS
NO. KAWEAH MUTUAL WATER CO.
BUCKEYE TREE LODGE
SEQUOIA VILLAGE INN
THREE RIVERS MOTEL & TP
NOISY WATER CAFE
RIVER VIEW RESTAURANT
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
No. of
Violations
100
100
221
94
25
35
431
90
125
72
170
175
60
178
135
35
75
30
35
50
100
50
2,943
89
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
12
6
12
11
4
7
1
1
3
3
2
5
3
2
25
1200
330
1
1
1
Failure To Filter, SWTR (42) Violation
1.
2.
3.
CA3100057
CA2910005
CA3110018
2002Violations
State of California
BLUE CANYON WATER USERS ASSOC.
DONNOR LAKE WATER COMPANY
TAHOE PARK WATER CO.
Appendix B
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2002 Annual Violations Report
System No.
4. CA3110032
5. CA3110049
Failure To Filter,
SWTR Violation
2002Violations
State of California
System Name
Population
LAKE FOREST UTILITY CO.
TAHOE PARK WATER CO. – SKYLAND/NIELSON
No. of People Affected:
No. of Violations:
Appendix B
50
54
1,659
5
No. of
Violations
1
1
Page 53
APPENDIX C
Local Primacy Agencies (Counties with delegated
authority for small public water systems)
2002 Annual Violations Report
Appendix C
Local Primacy Agencies (Counties with delegated regulatory authority for small public water systems)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
Alpine
Amador
Butte
Calaveras
Contra Costa
El Dorado
Fresno
Imperial
Inyo
Kings
Los Angeles
Madera
Marin
Merced
Mono
Monterey
Napa
Nevada
Placer
Riverside
Sacramento
San Bernardino
San Diego
San Joaquin
San Luis Obispo
San Mateo
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz
Shasta
Stanislaus
Tehema
Tulare
Tuolumne
Yolo
Yuba