In-House Graphic-Mining IHN_GIS map_Tenoroc Saddle Creek Restoration Project Map
map of the Tenoroc Saddle Creek Restoration Project, located in the Upper Peace River Basin near Lakeland, FL
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Below are data files for inorganic, organic, disinfection byproducts and radiological contaminants monitored under the Safe Drinking Water Act. For a quick listing of the contaminants comprising each group, please see our drinking water standards page. Refer to data dictionary for field descriptions.
Below are files containing maximum day flow and average daily flow per month for drinking water plants in Florida. The Microsoft Excel files are divided by year; each year contains up to 12 months per plant for which we have flow information. Refer to data dictionary for field descriptions.
Reclaimed water meeting the requirements of Part III of Chapter 62-610, F.A.C., can be safely used for irrigation of residential lawns, golf courses, schools, parks, athletic fields, edible crops, and other landscape areas. Other uses of reclaimed water meeting Part III requirements include dust control at construction sites, car washing, commercial laundries, aesthetic uses (i.e., decorative ponds, fountains, and water features), toilet flushing, and fire protection.
The three key components to a Part III reuse system are:
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