Quillen’s Point Water – Cross-Connection Control Program (CCCP)

New Delaware State regulations affecting the Quillen’s Point water system took effect in February, 2024, to control cross-contamination from residential garden hoses and irrigation systems, and, potentially, from other community water features such as pools, dock water, our distribution system and the like. Quillen’s Point Homeowners Association has met the state’s February deadline for submitting our compliance plan. Implementation of the plan began in 2024.
This State regulation applies to all Quillen’s Point properties and to the Quillen’s Point water system. This is not an optional exercise. Penalties apply for non-compliance.
Quillen’s Point hired a nationally and state-qualified contractor, HydroCorp of Troy, MI to assist us to comply with the law. In 2024, HydroCorp conducted onsite inspections of the exterior of Quillen’s Point homes to check back flow prevention devices. HydroCorp also inspected community connections at the marina, our wells and the water plant.
When non-compliant connections were identified by HydroCorp at Quillen’s Point during the inspections, owners were notified and are required to upgrade their connections to protect the QP public water supply and to comply with the law. Owners each received notices about the inspections and their results. The deadline for compliance is May, 2025.

This 5-minute video is produced by HydroCorp, a qualified national consultant on controlling cross-contamination in public water systems.



Notice received by QPHA in November, 2023