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Code · Illinois · Chapter 415 — ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY · Act 45

Sec. 5.1. Class definitions.

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Sec. 5.1. Class definitions. Except as otherwise provided by Agency rules adopted pursuant to subsection (2.5) of Section 1 of this Act:
"Class A community water supply" means
(i)any surface water community water supply and
(ii)any community water supply that includes coagulation, lime softening, ultraviolet disinfection, membrane filtration, or sedimentation as a part of its primary treatment.
"Class B community water supply" means any community water supply that includes filtration (other than membrane filtration), aeration and filtration (other than membrane filtration), or ion exchange equipment as a part of its primary treatment.
"Class C community water supply" means any community water supply that uses chemical feeding as its only form of treatment.
"Class D community water supply" means any community water supply that has only pumpage, storage, or distribution facilities.
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