CCCP Development
Complete, submittal-ready CCC Plan built to the State CCCPH for your system type, prepared with a certified CCC Specialist.
29 services in four categories, each scoped and priced in a tailored proposal.
Built to the California CCCPH, from plan development through ongoing administration.
See the Cross-Connection Control Program pageComplete, submittal-ready CCC Plan built to the State CCCPH for your system type, prepared with a certified CCC Specialist.
Ordinance, rules, or resolution giving your system the legal authority to enforce its program.
Submits your Plan to the DDW District Office or LPA and manages review comments through approval.
Identifies cross-connection hazards and the backflow protection required, in person or by approved alternative methods.
Locates and catalogs existing backflow assemblies and air gaps to build your tracking baseline.
Annual and post-repair testing by a certified tester, with air-gap inspections and repair coordination.
Investigation, notification, and reporting support when a backflow incident occurs.
Coordinator/specialist support, tracking, scheduling, and recordkeeping to keep your program current.
Programs under Ongoing CCCP Administration run on Exodus Water Compliance, our record system for devices, test reports, notice letters, and hazard assessments.
Title 22 compliance for California drinking water systems: permitting, reporting, and deadline management that keeps you in good standing with the DDW.
See the Regulatory Compliance (Title 22) pageDomestic water supply permit applications and amendments to DDW for new systems or changes to source or treatment.
Preparation and submittal of your annual Electronic Annual Report to DDW.
Annual CCR prepared in DDW-compliant format, ready to distribute and certify.
Title 22 monitoring plans and schedules, including your bacteriological sample siting plan.
Service line inventory development and updates, customer notifications, and monitoring support.
Structured response to exceedances and violations, including corrective action planning and DDW correspondence.
Tier 1 / 2 / 3 public notifications prepared on the required regulatory timeline.
Ongoing tracking of your monitoring, reporting, and corrective-action deadlines so nothing is missed.
Clear, repeatable procedures for your compliance and operational tasks.
Field-informed operations support from California-certified operators.
See the Operator of Record pageA qualified, appropriately graded operator of record to satisfy DDW staffing requirements.
On-call certified operator coverage to supplement your staff during startup, transitions, or peak demand.
Routine distribution operations and maintenance, flushing, valve and hydrant work, and preventive maintenance.
Routine inspections, operational monitoring, and troubleshooting with documentation.
Collection and delivery of compliance samples to certified laboratories, with results coordination.
After-hours and emergency operational support, as contracted.
Asset knowledge, condition data, and planning documents that turn infrastructure guesswork into a funded, scheduled program.
See the Water Loss Audit pageField inventory and mapping of valves, hydrants, and related distribution assets.
Evaluation of asset condition to prioritize repairs and replacements.
Prioritized, defensible capital plans built from asset and condition data.
Validated water loss audit for urban retail suppliers under SB 555, using AWWA M36, with DWR submittal support.
Urban Water Management Plan and Water Shortage Contingency Plan development and updates.
Planning support for recycled water program development.
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Case studies
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Hazard Assessments, Cross-Connection Control Program
One of the larger city water systems in Los Angeles County
Exodus runs Norwalk’s cross-connection control program: hazard assessments, testing coordination, and program administration.
Cross-Connection Control Plans, Countywide
A county program spanning 13 water systems across San Bernardino County
Exodus prepared Cross-Connection Control Plans for the 13 county systems in San Bernardino County’s program.
CCC Plan Revision and Water Loss Audit Validation
City water system serving more than 27,000 people on Humboldt Bay
Exodus revised Eureka’s Cross-Connection Control Plan through final submittal and validated its water loss audit.
Hazard Assessments and Backflow Assembly Testing
A Sierra Nevada district running two water systems, about 400 connections across 13 square miles
Exodus completed Donner Summit PUD’s hazard assessments and performed the district’s backflow assembly testing.
Cross-Connection Control Program
City water system serving about 16,400 people in Ventura County
Exodus developed Fillmore’s Cross-Connection Control Plan and stood up the first year of its program, and continues as the City’s program partner.
Hazard Assessments
City water department with 5,233 service connections in Los Angeles County
Exodus completed El Segundo’s limited-scope hazard assessment program and delivered the report to the City.
Cross-Connection Control Plan
A 120-acre California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation campus in Chino
Exodus developed the Cross-Connection Control Plan for the California Institution for Women, a CDCR facility.
Cross-Connection Control Plans and Ordinances, Two Systems
City water department serving about 22,200 people through roughly 5,800 service connections, supplied by the Port Hueneme Water Agency
Exodus developed Cross-Connection Control Plans and ordinances for both Port Hueneme water systems.
CCC Plan Revision and Legal Authority
City water system with about 2,675 service connections serving roughly 7,600 people in Sonoma County
Exodus revised Sebastopol’s Cross-Connection Control Plan and prepared its legal authority documentation.
Cross-Connection Control Plan
A Butte County city water system supplied by seven groundwater wells
Exodus developed Gridley’s Cross-Connection Control Plan, including an evaluation of its enforcement authority.
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