Reporting and recordkeeping requirements

Reporting and recordkeeping requirements. Reporting and recordkeeping requirements. A system required to sample must report to the department according to the timeframes and provisions of s. NR 809.80 and retain records according to the provisions under s. NR 809.82 . A system must comply with the following reporting requirements, as applicable: (1) A system conducting initial monitoring under s. NR 809.223 (2) must report sample results, including the location of each entry point, number of samples taken at each location, dates, concentrations, and whether a trigger level defined under s. NR 809.223 (1) (f) was met or exceeded in any samples. (2) A system conducting compliance monitoring under s. NR 809.223 (3) on a quarterly basis must report all of the following information collected during each compliance monitoring period: (a) All sample results, including the location of each entry point, number of samples taken at each location, dates, and concentrations during the previous quarter. (b) The running annual average at each entry point of all compliance samples. (c) Whether a trigger level defined under s. NR 809.223 (1) (f) was met or exceeded in any samples. (d) Whether an MCL for a regulated PFAS under s. NR 809.221 (1) was met or exceeded in any samples. (e) Whether, based on s. NR 809.224 , an MCL was violated. (3) A system conducting compliance monitoring under s. NR 809.223 (3) less frequently than quarterly must report all of the following information collected during each compliance monitoring period: (a) All sample results, including the locations of each entry point, number of samples taken at each location, dates, and concentrations during the previous monitoring period. (b) Whether a trigger level defined under s. NR 809.223 (1) (f) was met or exceeded in any samples. (c) Whether an MCL for a regulated PFAS under s. NR 809.221 (1) was met or exceeded in any samples. (d) Whether, based on s. NR 809.224 , an MCL was violated, meaning that the results from a single sample were more than 4 times the MCL.