Tennessee HB1983 sets maximum hardwater standards and exemptions for public water systems.
Tennessee HB1983 amends the state's hardwater standards for public water systems. It establishes a maximum allowable hardwater level of 180 milligrams per liter. Public water systems receiving state funds for system upgrades must comply with this standard upon completion of the financial assistance. Systems not receiving state funds are exempt unless they receive such funds later. The bill also provides a seasonal runoff exemption for systems demonstrating elevated hardwater levels due to seasonal events, subject to certain conditions and limitations.
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