Public water system record

CEDAR HILL MHP (SC4360010)

Federal records show no health-based violations and 1 monitoring/reporting issue for CEDAR HILL MHP (SC4360010) in the last ten years. The most recent issue remains unresolved.

SC4360010
SUMTER
SC
128 served

System profile

Source water Groundwater

ZIP 29154

Acute record in 10 years No

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Health-based records

Last 10 years

Monitoring issues

Last 10 years

Resolved vs. unresolved

0 resolved • 1 unresolved

PWSID

SC4360010

EPA public water system identifier

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Health-based violations

Violation data reflects EPA records through December 2024. For the most current status, visit the EPA ECHO database.

No health-based violation entries were found for the last ten years.

Monitoring and reporting issues

Monitoring violations are administrative records. They mean required testing or reporting was missed, not that a contaminant was found above a safe level.

Issue	Start date	Status
Consumer Confidence Rule OTHER	Oct 1, 2024	Unresolved

Lead pipes

Total service lines 50

Lead pipes confirmed 0

Unknown material 0

Total service lines reported	50
Lead pipes confirmed	0
Galvanized pipes needing replacement	0
Pipes with unknown material	0
Non-lead pipes confirmed	50
Pipes that may be lead or unknown	0.0% (0)
Inventory submitted	Submission on record
EPA reporting status	Reported All Required Service Line Types

Interpretation

This system reported no lead or unknown service lines in its inventory. Note: the inventory covers the utility's pipes up to your property line; your home's internal plumbing may still contain lead if your home was built before 1986.

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The service line inventory covers pipes owned and operated by the water system, typically from the water main to the property line. Household service lines on the customer's side of the meter are the homeowner's responsibility and may or may not be included depending on the system and state law.