401 KAR 8:300.  Lead and copper.

The system shall collect samples according to the approved sample site plan.  The number of samples required is based upon population served. Initially, the system shall collect two consecutive six-month periods, then reduce to annually for two consecutive years (June 1 to Sept. 30) at half the number of samples required initially, then further reduce to once every third year (June 1 to Sept. 30) at half the number of samples required initially.  An exceedance occurs when more than 10 percent of the samples collected are greater than the action level of 0.015 mg/l for lead or 1.3 mg/l for copper.  An exceedance triggers one or more of the following treatment technique requirements: Public Education, Water Quality Parameter Testing, Corrosion Control Treatment, Source Water Treatment and/or Lead Service Line Replacement.  The system shall also resume lead and copper monitoring at the initial monitoring phase.

For SDWIS/State compliance reporting, please download and use the forms below to report lead and copper.

Excel Spreadsheet with five rows:  Table 5

Excel Spreadsheet with 10 rows:   Table 10

Excel Spreadsheet with 20 rows:   Table 20

Excel Spreadsheet with 30 rows:   Table 30

Excel Spreadsheet with 40 rows:   Table 40

Excel Spreadsheet with 50 rows:   Table 50

Excel Spreadsheet with 60 rows:   Table 60

For more information on lead and copper reporting, contact Todd Ritter at (502) 564-2225, ext 586.

Technical fact sheet from EPA for lead.

Technical fact sheet from EPA for copper.