Round Lake Beach

This is your annual water high-quality report for the amount of January 1 via December 31, 2016. Each year the Town issues this are accountable to provide you information about the high quality of our drinking water, the origin of our water, exactly how it is treated, and also the regulated compounds it includes. These reports tend to be issued in conformity with the Safe Drinking Water Take action. For more detailed details about our water's high quality, including test outcomes for unregulated substances, contact Melissa Olenick at CLCJAWA in 847-295-7788, Round River Beach Public Functions at 847- 546-8752, or the CLCJAWA web site at www.clcjawa.com. Exista informe continue informaci?n muy importante Acerca de agua que tu Bebe. Tradúzcalo ? hable con Alguien esta lo entienda muy bien. Our Treatment Procedure: Our water is pumped from River Michigan and handled at CLCJAWA’s Robert M. Neal Drinking water Treatment Facility in the Town of Lake Stone cold bluff. The enhanced water filter process used by CLCJAWA is unique. First, water is treated with ozone to kill microorganisms and break down pollutants. Ozone is created on-site from the airflow, bubbled into the drinking water, and then converted back to oxygen. The water can now be mixed with a coagulant to get rid of sediment and other materials from the water. As soon as clarified, the water is further refined since it passes through filter systems containing activated co2 and fine sand. Following, the water is given ultraviolet light to inactivate any leftover organisms. Finally, the actual purified water is treated with chlorine to safeguard it as it moves through the water primary, fluoride for oral health, and a small amount of a good often used food additive known as phosphate. Phosphate safeguards the water from the alloys, such as lead as well as copper, found in our own homes’ plumbing techniques. CLCJAWA is a 10-time Excellence in Drinking water Treatment award-winning service. CLCJAWA was the 3rd facility in the country to achieve this distinction introduced by the Partnership about Safe Water. This particular voluntary water high-quality program, sponsored simply by the United States Epa, holds its awardees to higher standards compared to required by present drinking water regulations..

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