Tennessee § 69-3-203 - Guidelines for collection of samples.

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§ 69-3-203. Guidelines for collection of samples.

Water samples collected pursuant to this part shall be collected according to each of the following guidelines: At distances along each of the streams in the Red River and Barren River watersheds in Sumner County of no greater than three (3) miles from the previous sample taken; At or near the same location for each sampling; and On a regular, quarterly basis. Acts 1998, ch. 623, § 1; T.C.A. § 69-3-303 .

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