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The Tohopekaliga (tOHO) Water Authority 1 The Tohopekaliga Water Authority delivers to you water that is constantly tested for compliance with federal and state standards and regulations. During the period of January 1st to December 31st 2012 covered by this Consumer Confidence Report, highly trained scientists and technicians performed analyses on samples taken throughout your water system. The results of these analyses showed that the substances for which the Tohopekaliga Water Authority is required to test, most were found to be at levels in the water substantially lower than the minimum acceptable levels. This brochure is a summary of the water quality provided to our customers. It is a record reflecting the hard work of our employees to bring you high quality water. An Explanation of the Water-Quality Data Table The table shows the results of our water-quality analyses. Every regulated contaminant that we detected in the water, even in the most minute traces, is listed here. The table contains the name of each substance, the highest level allowed by regulation (MCL), the ideal goals for public health, the amount detected, the usual sources of such contamination, footnotes explaining our findings, and a key to units of measurement. As authorized and approved by EPA, the State has reduced monitoring requirements for certain contaminants to less often than once per year because the concentrations of these contaminants are not expected to vary significantly from year to year. Some of our data, though representative, is more than one year old. Key To Tables AL = Action Level ND = Not Detected N/A = Not Applicable RAA = Running Annual Average Water Source Underneath Osceola County lies one of the largest pristine reservoirs of fresh groundwater in the country, the Floridian Aquifer. Water from this aquifer is of consistently high quality and is used as the source of potable water for the Tohopekaliga Water Authority water system. The aquifer is recharged by rainfall on the Lake Wales Ridge (US 27) in Osceola, Polk and Lake Counties that is filtered through hundreds of feet of sand and rock in a natural cleansing process. Because of its high quality, the water we use needs little or no treatment other than aeration to remove hydrogen sulfide (rotten egg odor) and is chlorinated for disinfection.
Toho Water Authority Service Area 2 Western southern Central Eastern A - Hidden Glen B - Western C - Intercession City D - Poinciana E - Pleasant Hill Lakes F - Eastern G - Buenaventura Lakes H - Springlake Village I - Lake Ajay Estates J - Bay Lake Estates K - Harmony B W. Osceo la Pkwy. E. Osceola Pkw y. H I 4 Celebration 192 C N. Poinciana Blvd. W . Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy. Kissimmee Municipal Airport F 92 N. John Young Pkwy. 92 17 441 Kissimmee Boggy Creek Rd. Fortune Rd. 192 Neptune Rd. G Boggy Creek Rd. East Lake Tohopekaliga N. Narcoossee Rd. A 92 S. Orange Blosso m Trail 17 St. Cloud 192 441 Nova Rd. Florida Turnpike W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy. 17 S. Poinciana Blvd. Pleasant Hill Rd. E Lake Tohopekaliga Hickory Tree Rd. J K Harmony nport 92 D Poinciana Cypress Pkwy.
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