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Drinking Water Protection IntroductionPollution of Maine's drinking water by oil or hazardous substances is all too common. The Bureau is all too familiar with this problem since it is responsible for cleaning up private and public drinking water supplies polluted by oil or hazardous substances, often at public expense. The Bureau's goal is to minimize as much as possible public exposure to oil and hazardous substances and thereby address the associated public health risk. The Maine Legislature has enacted legislation to better protect private and public drinking water supply wells from such contamination. ContactsFor more information about Drinking Water Protection, please contact David McCaskill at (207) 287-7056, or contact George Seel at (207)-287-7716. Statutory sectionsPublic Law, Chapter 569 - An Act To Prevent Contamination of Drinking Water Supplies Additional InformationFact Sheet - An Overview of An Act to Prevent Contamination of Drinking Water Supplies - June 5, 2008 (pdf format) Fact Sheet- Double Walled Home Heating Oil Tanks (pdf format) June 2008 Facts & Figures - LD 2073, An Act to Prevent Contamination of Drinking Water Supplies - Maine DEP (pdf format) Fact Sheet - Siting Aboveground Oil Storage Tanks and Other Facilities that Pose a Significant Risk to Drinking Water (pdf format) Installation, Registration and Retrofits Siting Underground Oil Storage Tanks Drinking Water Program (Off Site) Hazardous Waste/Universal Waste Home Heating Oil Tanks and Piping Oil Solid Fuel Board (Off Site) State Fire Marshal's Office (Off Site) |
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