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Absolutely. | think that is Jarrad’s recommendation to the Gov also but he'll have to confirm that. it's worth noting that Wayne Workmari met with Natasha Henderson (the city manager we put in and a less than stellar choice) and told her that she needs to find an accommodation with the Mayor or she’s out. By the way, Wayne Workman announced his retirement yesterday effective Feb. 1, so the guy who is the mast knowledgeable and most talented Treasury bureaucrat we have (alongside of whizbang Tom Saxton} is quitting. That is a heck of a hole te fill, so we need to encourage Torn to stay (he's wavering}.

Request cette Not Responsive == Shes the one who told me in late July “that the city did not to have any part in delivering the 1500 filters we eourell because their position was that the water was safe to drink. She is also the one to shoot down the firm the Rich got to come to Lansing to present new technology to treat the water by using far less chemicals the city was currently using. Smh Best, Harvey

we lst the narnes we'll undoubtedly miss someone, Great idea, but i don’t think it wil work. For instance, the kids ir the Bay County districts are raising money for water purchases in the schools and you wouldn't want to leave them out. The Health Endowment Fund really daesn’t deserve a lot of credit but theyll want it anyway, etc., ate.

{ think the Orain Coramissioner, Ananich, Neely, Phelps, and the two ministers who were leading the effort, Pastors Overton and Harris?

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Please see below. Not sure what status of our outreach and plans on water filters is? Perhaps we were involved in this GM effort indirectly or directly already. That said, there may be value in combining or coordinating. Let's talk, please. Want to make sure we're all on same page internally first. Thanks! SW

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Importance: High I'd like to convene a phone call today to discuss a Flint water solution. Please let Stacie know your availability for a call today anytime between 2pm and 5pm and she will send out the appointment and conference line information. I'll loop in Gerry Ambrose once we reach consensus. Best, Harvey xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails20_b0719_2129_2129_1

Thank you.

Harvey, Wanted to let you know | did get in touch with Jerry Ambrose last night and the City will be working on a side by side comparison of KWA vs DWSD and a simple explanation of the current finances of the water system. Hope the attachments Ed Koryzno sent again are helpful. One was the list of members in the new Water Advisory Committee and the second was the interim report from Veiola. Wayne xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b27_4112_4389_231 Koryzno, Edward (T: reasury)

Tom, What are the total revenues collected from water and sewer rates for the following months: 9/14, 10/14, 11/14, 12/14? To get a handle on the last table you sent Friday that was attached to your communication below, I attached an excel spreadsheet to help me understand this better. The yellow highlighted cell is where I need data filled in. I broke up the potential reduction ($3m and $8.4m) and spread them into the monthly and annual even though is sounds like the $8.4 million for professional services is a one-time or short-term expense. The pink highlight is the % increase in rates base on the table you sent last Friday which is different from the 24% rate increase I calculated...so where did I error? Assuming there are fixed costs in the current rates via the Flint river, what are they? Thanks, Harvey

Tom, Thanks. I’d like to get such a table out to the Flint stakeholders; however, before doing so, the table probably needs to be modified to better reflect the comparison between Flint River and DWSD. --HH

You may have already seen this (below) blurb from MLive. Also, I had a call from Jerry A. He indicated Veolia is coming to the same conclusion that it may involve tweaking of the process vs some major undertaking. We will know more next week. I have also attached a table Wayne's & Jerry's staff put together. My sense is there is still this thought that hooking back up to DWSD is cost neutral or nearly so. Hopefully this table shows that is not the case. The info is consistent with we sent you the other day i.e., there is an estimated 30% rate impact. FLINT, MI -- A water quality expert who has spent years working with environmentalist Erin Brockovich is expected to speak at two events in Flint Saturday, Feb. 14. Robert W. Bowcock, founder of Integrated Resource Management, met with Mayor Dayne Walling, Councilman Wantwaz Davis and others Friday, Feb. 13. Bowcock said earlier this week that he believes small treatment and distribution adjustments could help fix some of Flint's water quality problems, He toured the city's water treatment plant Friday. Walling declined to comment on his conversation with Bowcock, but city Councilman Eric Mays said he is anxious to hear his assessment and recommendations. Davis said Bowcock was straightforward in giving his opinion that the city can cut back on some of the chemicals being used to treat water. City spokesman Jason Lorenz issued a statement, saying, "The city of Flint honored a request for a tour of its water treatment plant submitted by Mr. Bowcock, as it has done with individuals and groups in the past. "(Director of Public Works) Director Howard Croft and F-1 Licensed Treatment Operator Mike Glasgow guided the tour and answered all of Mr. Bowcock's questions. Tours of the Water Treatment Plant can be arranged by appointment for interested groups by calling 810-787-6537." Bowcock is scheduled to join in a march for water quality through downtown Flint, which is planned to begin at 1 p.m. Saturday at Flint City Hall, 1101 S. Saginaw St., and end at The Durant. Bowcock is also scheduled to speak at a forum at the Saints of God Church, 2200 Forest Hill Ave., Flint, from 3-4:15 p.m. Brockovich, portrayed by Julia Roberts in a 2000 movie about her fight over the pollution of a California town, has been speaking out on Facebook about Flint's water issues for several weeks. 50 xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b27_4112_4389_221 Today, she posted a photo of Bowcock, Davis and march organizer Melissa Mays inside the Flint water plant, saying she was "so honored this community would seek my help ... and I am glad I could send Bob to get it done." In addition to customer complaints about the price and quality of the water, there were several boil water advisories in Flint in 2014 and the city was found in violation of the Safe Drinking Water Act for excess total trihalomethanes in the water supply last year. The city began using the Flint River as its source of drinking water in April after 50 years of handling only the distribution of already-treated Lake Huron water purchased from the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department. Since that time, some citizens and members of the City Council have advocated abandoning the use of the river and purchasing lake water from the Detroit until the Karegnondi Water Authority pipeline is complete. The city and Genesee County are partners in the KWA. m Fieal Estate

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