Health Risk Limit Rules for Groundwater
Current Health Risk Limits Rule
Minnesota Rules, Chapter 4717
Revision 2012/2013
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) promulgates Health Risk Limits (HRLs) Rules for chemicals in groundwater used as drinking water. MDH rulemaking was authorized under the 1989 Groundwater Protection Act and rules were promulgated in 1993, 1994, 2007, 2009 and 2011. The 2009 rules included new methods used to derive HRL values. MDH is conducting rulemaking in 2012/2013 to amend the current HRL Rules.
Administrative Rules
The Health Risk Limits are established in Minnesota Administrative Rules, Parts 4717.7810 through 4717.7900, as listed below.
Health Risk Limits; Purpose and Scope. |
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Definitions. |
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For Toxic Effects Other Than Cancer. |
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For Cancer. |
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Use of Maximum Contaminant Levels. |
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Health Risk Limits Table. ** |
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Evaluating Concurrent Exposures to Multiple Chemicals. |
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Multiple Chemical Health Risk Limits: Noncancer. |
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Multiple Chemical Health Risk Limits: Cancer. |
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Chemical Breakdown Products. |
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1993-94 Health Risk Limits. ** |
*IMPORTANT NOTE: HRLs listed in this Part are in effect unless superseded by a newer HRL. Check Part 4717.7860 before using a value from Part 4717.7500, or use the Human Health-based Water Guidance Values Table to find the appropriate value.
**New HRLs were added to 4717.7860 and repealed from 4717.7500 effective March 21, 2011.
