PRESSURE SURVEYS AND RECORDS

(1)Each utility shall make a sufficient number of pressure measurements on its mains so that it will have a substantially accurate knowledge of the pressures in the standard intermediate and/or high pressure systems in each district, division, or community served by its distribution mains. Every utility which operates its system at a single pressure shall have and operate a recording pressure gauge at all times.#

(2)All pressure records obtained under Rule 1220-04-05-.33 shall be retained by the utility for at least two (2) years and shall be available for inspection by the Commission’s representatives. Notations on each record shall indicate the following:#

(a)The location where the pressure check was made.#

(b)The time and date of the check.#

Authority and Administrative HistoryAuthority: T.C.A. § 65-2-102. Administrative History: Original rule certified May 9, 1974. Editorial changes made by the Secretary of State pursuant to Public Chapter 305 of 1995; “Commission” and references to the “Commission” were changed to “Authority” and references to the “Authority”; effective March 28, 2003. Administrative changes made to this chapter on April 27, 2018 pursuant to Public Chapter 94 of 2017; “Tennessee Regulatory Authority” references were changed to “Tennessee Public Utility Commission,” “Authority” references were changed to “Commission,” “Authority Director” references were changed to “Commissioner,” and “Chief” references were changed to “Director.”#