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 "description": "The drinking water supply management area for a surface water intake (DWSMA-SW) is the surface and subsurface area surrounding a public water supply intake that contains the scientifically calculated surface water protection area and is managed by the entity identified in a surface water protection plan. The boundaries of a DWSMA-SW are delineated by identifiable physical features, landmarks or political and administrative boundaries. Each delineation includes Priority Areas A & B. Priority Area A is delineated starting with an 8-hour time of travel and is intended to manage contaminants that could present an acute (immediate) health concern to water users; Priority Area B is a larger area delineated to manage contaminants that could cause longer-term health effects at lower levels.  Priority A and B areas have not been completed for all DWSMA-SW systems.  This layer includes A and B areas for Minneapolis, St. Paul and St. Cloud and only.\n\nData Source: The source data and metadata are available for download through the Minnesota Geocommons website (https://gisdata.mn.gov/dataset/water-mgmnt-area-surface-water).",
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 "title": "Surface Water DWSMAs (DWSMA-SW) - Priority Areas A & B",
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 "accessInformation": "Minnesota Department of Health (MDH)",
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