What you get
Submittal-ready permit applications and amendments, annual eAR and CCR filings, Title 22 sampling plans and monitoring schedules, and a managed calendar of your compliance deadlines.
Regulatory Compliance
Permitting, reporting, and deadline management for California drinking water systems.
Who it is for: California drinking water systems with Title 22 duties: municipalities, special districts, mutual water companies, and private systems.
Submittal-ready permit applications and amendments, annual eAR and CCR filings, Title 22 sampling plans and monitoring schedules, and a managed calendar of your compliance deadlines.
Exodus handles the Title 22 compliance workload for California drinking water systems: permit applications and amendments to DDW, the annual Electronic Annual Report and Consumer Confidence Report, and the sampling plans and monitoring schedules your system runs on.
We also manage the parts that slip when no one owns them: Lead & Copper Rule service line inventory work, violation response, public notifications, and tracking of every monitoring, reporting, and corrective-action deadline.
Domestic 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.
Every California public water system files an eAR with the Division of Drinking Water each year. Exodus prepares and submits it as part of a managed compliance calendar, with the figures assembled from your records and checked well before the filing deadline.
Annual CCR prepared in DDW-compliant format, ready to distribute and certify.
The CCR is the one compliance document your customers actually read. It is prepared with the required water quality information and health-effects language in place.
Title 22 monitoring plans and schedules, including your bacteriological sample siting plan.
See Water Sampling ServicesService line inventory development and updates, customer notifications, and monitoring support.
Under the Lead & Copper Rule, your service line inventory is a living compliance record, not a one-time filing. Exodus keeps it current so the record DDW holds matches the system you operate.
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.
Mutual water companies carry the same Title 22 duties as any California public water system: the annual eAR and CCR, monitoring on schedule, and reporting deadlines that do not move for small boards. Exodus runs that workload with compliance tracking and standard operating procedures sized to a board-run system.
Yes. Exodus handles the Title 22 compliance workload end to end, including permit applications and amendments, annual reports, and deadline tracking.
Yes. With your authorization we communicate directly with DDW and local agencies on submissions and responses.
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