Which of the following is NOT a designated facility for water quality monitoring?

Private residences are not typically designated facilities for formal water quality monitoring. Designated facilities for monitoring water quality generally include organizations or institutions with specific guidelines and protocols in place, such as hospitals, schools, and children's camps, which may have systems for testing and ensuring the safety of their water supply due to the population they serve.

In contrast, private residences do not operate under the same regulatory requirements and standards as these designated facilities. Monitoring at private homes may occur sporadically and often relies on the initiative of individual homeowners rather than on systematic, routine testing. This regulatory distinction helps ensure that populations in communal or institutional settings receive proper oversight for their water quality, while private homes typically lack a standardized approach to regular water quality assessments.