Steve Via

Regulatory Affairs Manager at AWWA / Other

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Oct 2015–Nov 2015

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8 emails found.

RE: phone conversation follow-up

Date: Friday, November 13, 2015 9:51:00 AM Steve, He said he'd get back to me. I suspect it may be a couple of weeks with two state audits, a Governor's Council investigation, the EPA launching an audit (which sounds like the Data Verification audits they quit doing for budget reasons several years ago) and our own after action report all being conducted right now. If you need an answer before December Ist, I don't know that I will have one. If you can wait until then, send me a reminder on the December Ist with a date by which you need an answer. Richard

phone conversation follow-up

Richard, Darren is OK with presenting at ACE on Flint. Mike may present as well. When you and | spoke, we touched on MI presenting as well and my impression was that you all were likely not available. With Darren and Mike speaking do you all want a slot in panel? Thanks, Steve xxxEND_PAGE:deq20_b10_223_431_180 Typed with two fingers on a smartphone xxxEND_PAGE:deq20_b10_223_431_181

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Follow-up on phone conversation

Seattle Schools Intertox Report.pdf Ms. Shekter, Thank you for taking time to talk with me this afternoon. You are familiar with the materials on schools that EPA and AWWA developed in 2005 and subsequently so | have not attached copies here. As | was reviewing my files following our conversation, | found the attached memo from Ontario that | thought you might find interesting. We discussed pervious events in Seattle and the WSSC service area. | found the attached report from Intertox; the most useful information for you in this report is probably the observed occurrence data during the investigation in Seattle Public Schools. The following are some links that are still available regarding these two events: Seattle (school monitoring program) (related effort found arsenic) http://www. (example media coverage) WSSCG | did not find any substantial record at this point of school event in Maryland. Unfortunately the key staff at WSSC have also moved on since this event occurred. | also mentioned the Massachusetts provision for monitoring in schools. Your best point of contact, at least to start with at MADEP, is: Yvette DePeiza One Winter Street Boston, MA 02108 617-292-5857 Yvette gave a presentation in 2006 that outlines the scope of MADEP efforts - . This slide show does not go to their LCR compliance monitoring provisions. The current materials from their program are available at water.html#8 . Hope the above is helpful. Thank you again for your time today. Feel free to contact me if you think | might be of assistance. Best regards, Steve Steve Via Regulatory Affairs Manager American Water Works Association 1300 Eye Street NW, Suite 701W Washington, DC 20005-3314 Office 202.628-8303 | Direct 202.326.6130 [email protected] | www.awwa.org This communication is the property of the American Water Works Association and may contain confidential or privileged information. Unauthorized use of this communication is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this communication in error, please immediately notify the sender by reply email and destroy all copies of the communication and any attachments. American Water Works Association Dedicated to the World's Most Important Resource ® xxxEND_PAGE:deq02_b082_2148_2148_1