Mason County retools Class B water rules, restores state definitions after public concerns
After a staff presentation and public testimony, the Board approved amendments to Chapter 6.64 to require regular water‑quality monitoring for three‑to‑nine‑connection (Group B) systems and to reinsert state definitions for 'Class B' and 'purveyor' by copying WAC language into the ordinance.
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The Mason County Board of Commissioners on Monday adopted changes to Mason County Code Chapter 6.64 that require routine water‑quality monitoring for small public water systems and restore explicit state definitions into county code.
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