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| | Water Quality in Condominiums | | Regulations on the quality of water intended for human consumption have introduced significant changes to condominium life. The condominium administrator’s responsibility no longer ends at the building’s threshold but extends to the entire internal distribution network.
Obligations and Responsibilities of the Condominium Administrator According to Legislative Decree 18/2023, the condominium must ensure that the water meets health and safety requirements all the way to the final point of use; this implies:
- Risk Assessment: Identify critical points in the system where water could stagnate or deteriorate.
- Legionella Prevention: Constant monitoring, especially in systems that produce domestic hot water. Click here for more information.
- Proper Maintenance: Timely repairs to old pipes or non-compliant storage tanks.
The Condominium Administrator’s Duties As the Manager of the Internal Water Distribution System, the condominium administrator must:
- Monitor water quality parameters.
- Take corrective action if limits are exceeded.
- Promptly inform residents of any usage restrictions.
The safety of the water we drink—or simply use at home—also depends on the condition of the water systems and pipes. Proper management and maintenance of these systems, along with periodic checks on the quality of the supplied water, protect the health and well-being of all residents.
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