A Noncommunity public water supply, otherwise known as a Type II water supply, serves any NONRESIDENTIAL facility that provides water for drinking or domestic purposes to 25 OR MORE PERSONS AT LEAST 60 DAYS OUT OF THE YE

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Date: 2013-09-16 10:05:37 Bacteria Water Water supply and sanitation in the United States Enterobacteria Fecal coliform Feces Indicator organism Coliform bacteria Water quality Microbiology Biology Environment		A Noncommunity public water supply, otherwise known as a Type II water supply, serves any NONRESIDENTIAL facility that provides water for drinking or domestic purposes to 25 OR MORE PERSONS AT LEAST 60 DAYS OUT OF THE YE Add to Reading List Source URL: michigan.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 78,94 KB Share Document on Facebook

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