Wyoming's Source Water Assessment Guidance Document

	Points	Points Rec'd
I. VULNERABILITY:
Points will be awarded for the apparent vulnerability of the PWSS to contamination.
A. Detections during the last five years of SDWA-regulated chemical contaminants at concentrations below MCLs (excluding lead and copper)	number of detections x 2	________
B. Type of water supply
1. Surface Water	4	________
2. Unconfined Aquifer	3	________
3. Confined Aquifer	2	________
C. Location of surface water intakes within a watershed
1. Undeveloped headwaters with no evidence of future development	1	________
2. Undeveloped headwaters with evidence of future development	3	________
3. Urban or Industrialized mainstem	5	________
Vulnerability Issues Points		________
II. POPULATION CONSIDERATIONS:
Points will be awarded for cost-effectiveness of completeing source water assessments
A. Population Served
1. Greater than or equal to 5000	5	________
2. Less than 5000 but more than or equal to 2000	4	________
3. Less than 2000 but more than or equal to 1000	3	________
4. Less than 1000 but more than or equal to 500	2	________
5. Less than 500	1	________
Population Points		________
III. GREATEST BENEFIT CONSIDERATIONS:
For Publicly owned systems, points will be awarded based upon the type of system.
A. Type of PWSS:
1. Community	10	________
2. Non-Transient, Non-Community	5	________
3. Transient, Non-Community	3	________
Greatest Benefits Points		________

NOTE: Privately owned systems will be awarded 1 point.

POINTS AWARDED

Vulnerability Issues Points ___________

Population Points ___________

Greatest Benefits Points ___________

Total Points ___________

Chapters
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Wyoming's Source Water Assessment Guidance Document Contents

Vulnerability Issues Points	___________
Population Points	___________
Greatest Benefits Points	___________
Total Points	___________