Ohio HB572 allows public water systems to use treatment devices to comply with contaminant levels.
Ohio HB572 amends the state's environmental protection rules to allow public water systems to use point-of-use and point-of-entry treatment devices to reduce contaminants. The director of environmental protection must adopt rules consistent with federal law to ensure these devices achieve compliance with maximum contaminant levels. The bill aims to protect public health and safety by enabling water systems to use these treatment methods.
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