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If it does not pertain to your system, please remove. Please add as much detail as possible and add additional pages if needed.\n\u000f\nSystem Overview and Designations\nSystem Name:\nMission Statement:\nExample: The overall goal of our water system is to provide safe potable drinking water that meets or exceeds all State and Federal drinking water regulations.  We strive to maintain our water system to meet the needs of our customers and keep the system functioning properly. The plan provides a framework that can be used to better understand all the system components and ensure the system is functioning properly. This operation & maintenance plan is used as a working reference for the overall operation and maintenance of the water system and as a training tool for new hires.  The manual contains system contact information, a description of system facilities, maintenance schedules, work sheets, record keeping forms, safety and emergency procedures, and a sampling plan that ensures the quality of our drinking water.\nEntity Type as Stated on the Articles of Incorporation:\nExample: Authority, Mutual Domestic Water Association, Home Owners Association, Coop, Private, Other\nThe water system is run by:\nExample: City Council, Water Board, Private\nThe governing body meets:\nWater System Designation:\nCommunity\t   Non-Transient Non-Community     Transient Non-Community   (Circle One)\nCommunity systems regularly serve at least 25 people year-round\nNon-Transient Non-Community systems serve at least 25 of the same people at least 6 months per year\nTransient Non-Community systems serve a constantly changing population of at least 25 people at least 6 months per year. 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