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This is a rebuild of Drinking Water Watch and not yet the official record. Use the agency’s current Drinking Water Watch for anything you need to rely on.

Distribution DS000

Facility
DS000 Natchez State Park-B
Type
Dist System/Zone (DS)
Status
Active (A) Activity date August 30, 2011

Where this facility is sampled

Active sampling points at Distribution DS000. The agency has no sampling point type on record for 10 of them; those rows read “Not recorded” in the Type column.
Sampling point Description Type
DS000 Distribution DS000 Distribution System
TC0022 Outside Faucet Not recorded
TC0023 Outside Faucet Not recorded
TC0024 Outside Faucet Not recorded
TC0025 Outside Faucet Not recorded
TC0026 Outside Faucet Not recorded
TC0027 Outside Faucet Not recorded
TC0030 Outside Faucet Not recorded
TC0031 Outside Faucet Not recorded
TC0041 Outside Faucet Not recorded
TC0043 Outside Faucet Not recorded

Type is not recorded for 10 of these 11 sampling points. The agency has none on record for them; it is not a gap in what this page fetched.

This page shows active sampling points only and leaves out retired ones and the samples taken at them.

Analyte levels designated for this facility

Every level on record is listed, including levels that have been replaced. A row with a date under Effective to has been superseded; one reading Open has not.

Summarized field sample results for this facility — each monitoring period, and the level it was assessed against.

Analyte levels the agency has designated for this facility, 1 on record, including levels that have been superseded.
Analyte Control level type Level Effective from Effective to Summary type
Chlorine
0999
Maximum 4. MG/L Oct 1, 2011 Open None recorded

What a designated level is

Under the Lead and Copper Rule, primacy agencies periodically designate a minimum, maximum, or range of values for a given analyte and treatment plant or entry point to the distribution system. These are called either Water Quality Control Parameters (WQCP) or Maximum Permissible Limits, depending on why and what level was set.

From the help text published with these pages.