Besluit van 23 mei 2011, houdende bepalingen inzake de productie en distributie van drinkwater en de organisatie van de openbare drinkwatervoorziening (Drinkwaterbesluit) — Netherlands law | Esheria

Besluit van 23 mei 2011, houdende bepalingen inzake de productie en distributie van drinkwater en de organisatie van de openbare drinkwatervoorziening (Drinkwaterbesluit)

This provision defines terms and sets rules for household water and drinkwater quality, including limits on what household water may be used for, how drinkwater must be produced and monitored, and when customers and the inspector must be informed of quality problems.

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Jurisdiction
Netherlands
Instrument
Act or statute
Version
1 Jul 2014
Language
nl
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cost transparency drinking water drinking water operations drinking water quality drinking water supply drinkwater tariffs emergency planning household water legionella prevention legionellapreventie leveringsplan merger review mijnbouwinstallaties performance benchmarking performance comparison quality control quality management service continuity supply continuity tariffs waterkwaliteit

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This provision defines terms and sets rules for household water and drinkwater quality, including limits on what household water may be used for, how drinkwater must be produced and monitored, and when customers and the inspector must be informed of quality problems. This provision requires drinkwaterbedrijven and related water system owners to monitor, report, plan, and maintain supply and legionella controls, with inspecteur and minister powers to require changes or set requirements. Deze passage zegt dat een eigenaar van een drinkwaterbedrijf voorstellen voor prestatieverbetering moet bekendmaken op basis van de prestatievergelijking, en dat bij legionella ook een beheersplan en meldingsgrens gelden. For drinking water systems on mining installations, a note adds a 60 μg/l maximum for bromodichloromethane and says chlorine must contact the water for at least 30 minutes. Drinkwaterbedrijven must publish annual tariff overviews, explain how tariffs are built up, and follow several quality-management and legionella-control duties.