It is the purpose of the Nonpublic drinking water rule to ensure that Nonpublic water systems are properly developed to provide a potable water supply to the user(s); to ensure that all private wells and springs are located, constructed and maintained in a manner which does not adversely affect public health, safety, and welfare; to regulate the use of Nonpublic water systems within the Southwest Utah Public Health Department’s jurisdiction; and to: protect and prevent contamination of the aquifer, prevent the spread of disease, prevent the creation of nuisances, prevent groundwater pollution and provide standards when approval of a water supply is required.

• Nonpublic Drinking Water Rule
• Sample Well Protection Land Use Agreement
• Recommended Procedures for Hauling Drinking Water