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Nancy — Per our earlier conversation, I’d reiterate our heavy focus on ensuring and letting this task force can do their very important job of reviewing all actions related to Flint water. They are a bipartisan group of people of the highest integrity, experts in their fields and widely respected who are going to do a very thorough, objective review. Thanks, Sw Sara Wurfel, APR Press Secretary | Executive Office of Governor Rick Snyder wurfels@ michigan gov xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0587_1403_1403_1

RE: Question about the Flint panel

Thanks for the reghy, Sara. Just to be clear: The gewernor’s office considers itself exernpt from FOIA, so if the report/findings/whatever you want to call itis delivered te the governor, it will rust be subject to FOIA? Does the task force have a budget to hire investigatars? {t's nota nublic body 30 it doesn’t have subpoena power, right? Nancy Kaffer Columnist Metralt Free Press wiv freen com/abellermichigan 313-222-8585 gonancykafier, @abettenni

RE: Question about the Flint panel

So glad you dropped a note again, Nancy, Have no idea haw missed this earlier —anparently a flurry of emails ali the same thus. The task force has full independence and cur aeministration has slecped full and complete cocperation, Ht wil operate as transparently a5 possible and there are expected to be anportunities for publicinout. The goal ari mission is to conduct 4 thorough independent review of decisions and practices at the state, faderal and city level concerning water in Flint, The task fares isn't a public boely {it doesn’t make policy and doesn’t govern anything}. Theyre a grour of checdicated professionals who have volunteered to conduct an outside investigation of an issue ancd report recornmaendations anc findings ta the Governor, We fully plan on sharing that. Thanks and best, Sw

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Importance: High - Reviewing my notes, I’m not sure | got a definitive answer from Wyant about corrosion control at the Flint water treatment plant. Was corrosion control in use? I’d like a simple yes or no, here — if no, obviously, why not — if yes, what was it, and why was — if any — what sounds like a lesser degree of corrosion control being used? | would like the names of the specific technologies/chemicals that were in use in the past, if in fact corrosion control was being used at the Flint plant, and the specific technologies that will be used going forward. - Was the MDEQ unaware that there were aging lead service lines in Flint, and that those would increase the lead risk? Were the Flint water treatment folks? Why was this not taken into account in developing the water treatment plan? - Wyant said that “two consecutive back to back tests” showed there was a problem; when were those tests performed and when were the results available? Obviously | would like to use this information in a piece we’ll have ready to go at 1:30p so ASAP would be great. Nancy Kaffer Columnist Detroit Free Press reap. com/fabettermichican 313-222-6585 @nancykaffer, @abettermi xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0514_1027_1028_2

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- Reviewing my notes, I’m not sure | got a definitive answer from Wyant about corrosion control at the Flint water treatment plant. Was corrosion control in use? I’d like a simple yes or no, here — if no, obviously, why not — if yes, what was it, and why was — if any — what sounds like a lesser degree of corrosion control being used? | would like the names of the specific technologies/chemicals that were in use in the past, if in fact corrosion control was being used at the Flint plant, and the specific technologies that will be used going forward. - Was the MDEQ unaware that there were aging lead service lines in Flint, and that those would increase the lead risk? Were the Flint water treatment folks? Why was this not taken into account in developing the water treatment count? - Wyant said that “two consecutive back to back tests” showed there was a problem; when were those tests performed and when were the results available? Obviously | would like to use this information in a piece we'll have ready to go at 1:30p so ASAP would be great. Nancy Kaffer Columnist Detroit Free Press PPI “@nancykatfer, @abettermi xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0494_0992_0992_1

Embargoed media conf. call - Flint water action plan

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Kathleen Gray , Nancy Kaffer
Importance: High ae watfer @ireepreass. com>; Erb, Robin <rerb@freesrass com>; Hi Kathy, Robin, Nancy & Kristi—- Per earlier conversations, below is information for a media conference call with Gov. Snyder and Cabinet leaders — MI Dept of Environmental Quality Director Dan Wyant of the, MI Dept of Health & Human Services Director Nick Lyon of the, and Dr. Eden Wells, the state’s Chief Medical Executive — to outline a comprehensive action plan to further address Flint water concerns. They will also be available to answer Qs. As agreed by you and your teams, this information is fully embargoed until when the 1:30 p.m. press conference later today in Flint begins. xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0488_0981_0982_1 SPECIFIC CALL-IN DETAILS: Topic: Flint water action plan Date: Friday, Oct. 2 Time: 11:15 a.m. Conference Line call-in number} Conference line passcode: ** To ask a question during that portion of the call, please press “0.” (but please refrain from pressing zero until opening remarks are completed to help ensure you don’t miss any of the details). **NOTE*®*: This invitation is for planning purposes only and meant for you and/or your outlet as there are a limited number of participant lines. Please let us know if you wish to have someone else participate so we can work to accommodate. Please let us know if who from Detroit Free Press plan to participate or if you need anything else at all. Thanks so much, SW Sara Wurfel, APR Press Secretary | Executive Office of Governor Rick Snyder ee imobile Twitter:@SaraLW xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0488_0981_0982_2

RE: Grant

I'm a little confused about this press release ... it sounds like the majority of that grant is to replace an incinerator, and $900k is create a map of leaks in pipes so that the city can prioritize repair, and provide a pipe thickness assessment that will contribute to the city’s water main replacement program ... was any of this directly prompted by the existence of ‘ead and copper pipes, and the impact to those pipes of the more-corrosive Flint River water? Nancy Kaffer Columnist Detroit Free Press www freep com/abettermichigan 313-222-6585 @nancykaffer, @abettermi

Grant

Importance: High Here’s one example of the funding that has been allocated: xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b37_6553_6782_207 Customer Service Center City Hall 1101 S. Saginaw St. Flint, MI 48501 W aber Quality Report = OF Bera oo hes dQuarter W . 2 ‘ce:8 The Quarterly Water Quality Report provides important information about your drinking water. This report includes information about the water source, current drinking water issues, lead information, water filters, 3"! quarter work accomplished, and a water timeline of events. The City of Flint Department of Utilities is dedicated to providing quality drinking water to the residents of the community. The Flint Water Plant operates and maintains a certified drinking water laboratory to assure compliance with all state and federal regulations, and is committed to prompt and thorough notification to the consumers if there is any reason for concern about the quality of the drinking water. Information about your drinking water is available on the City of Flint web page at www.cityofflint.com or by calling the City of Flint Water Plant at (810) 787-6537. The Safe Drinking Water Hotline at (800) 426-4791 is a resource for health related questions and water quality issues. General drinking water information can also be found on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) web site at www.epa.gov/safewater/. xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b37_6553_6782_208 Water Source The City of Flint began using the Flint River as a water source in May of 2014. After 16 months of treating water from the Flint River, the City became aware that the level of corrosiveness found in Flint River water could result in more lead leaching from service lines and household plumbing. Reports of elevated blood lead levels in children and expert analysis resulted in the City’s Technical Advisory Committee making a recommendation to return to the previous source of water while waiting for the KWA to provide water from Lake Huron. On Friday October 16%, 2015, with the consent of Governor Snyder, the City returned to Detroit as the primary source of drinking water. The decision, along with the Technical Advisory Committee’s recommendation followed two consecutive lead and copper test periods that exceeded Sug/L, which calls for additional action. In addition to the switch, the City has submitted a final corrosion control design to the DEQ for comments and approval. The City has requested to use the corrosion control as an additive to treated water it will be required when the city begins treating raw water. from the Karegnondi Water Authority which is anticipated to begin in the summer of 2016. In order to make the transition possible, the City contributed $2 Million dollars, the Mott Foundation contributed $4 Million dollars, and the State of Michigan contributed $ 6 Million dollars. Current Drinking Water Issues & Lead Information There has been a heightened awareness of lead leaching into drinking water through service lines and household plumbing. The City’s Technical Advisory Committee has enlisted the support of EPA lead experts and is working with State of Michigan representatives to increase testing, rebuild public confidence, and implement long-term solutions to lead. It is recommended that everyone get their water tested, obtain a water filter, and check with a plumber to evaluate the type and condition of your household plumbing. The City is currently mapping all of its lead service lines and working to develop a program to get lines changed over time. If present, elevated levels of lead can cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant women and young children. Lead in drinking water is primarily from materials and components associated with service lines and home plumbing. The City of Flint is responsible for providing high quality drinking water, but cannot control the variety of materials used in plumbing components. ‘When your water has been sitting for several hours, you can minimize the potential for lead exposure by flushing your tap for 5 minutes before using water for drinking or cooking. If you are concerned about lead in your water, you may wish to have your water tested. Information on lead in drinking water, testing methods, and steps you can take to minimize exposure is available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline or at No Jead in water Little or no Jead in Lead can leach into Lead can leach into leaving the water in the water through water through Treatment Plant. transmission mains. service lines. household plumbing. xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b37_6553_6782_209 2015 3" Quarter Regulated Detected Contaminants — Flint River as Source inorganic & Organic Chemicals, Metals, and Pesticides — Monitored at treatment plant: © Regulated Unit of Highest Leve' Range of 5 es Contaminant Measure ia Detected =| Gahactcn | Viton Inorganic Chemicats | Fluoride | _mg/ et | = 64-0. a No Nitrate me/L 10 a N/A No | Metals [Barium [mel | 2. [2 1 002 N/A [No More than 100 other chemicals were monitored from July through September that were not detected. The various classification groups of these chemucals include metals, carbamates, herbicides, pesticides, is and radiologicals. | Total Organic Carbon, TOC - Monitored at treatment plant 1 Regulated Required Monthly | Minimum Monthly - Contaminant % Removal % Removal RIGERIy ss Heetival Ranwes _] Total Organic Carbon 50 60 | 60 - 87 Turbidity - Monitored at treatment plant Highest Single Measurement Lowest Monthly % of Samples Meeting Turbidity (Cannot exceed 1NTU) Limit (0.3 NTU in 95% of samples) Disinfectant Residuals —- Monitored in the distribution system Regulated Unit of MCLG Highest Level aie of Measure Detected Detection Contaminant Total Chlorine Residual eal Violation Violation No Microbiological Contaminants - Monitored in the distribution system Z Highest Number Regolaeed MCLG detected Violation Contaminant (in 1 month) Total Coliform The presence of coliform bacteria | bacteria in > 5% of acre samples E, coli Bacteria ~ | Lead & Copper — Monitored.from consumers tap Regulated Unit of Action Rinne Total # of Samples Tested from MCLG ‘evel i over Contaminant | Measure January - September Lead ug/L 189 Se ap me/t 189 Disinfection By-Products - Monitored in the distribution-system and from treatment plant -° | Unit of Highest Range of Regulated Contaminant Measur MCLG | MCL Level e Violation Detection Detected Total Trihalomethanes (TTHM) ail n/a 90.3 42.6-90.3 N/A* a — | ___Haloacetic Acids (HAA) we na 22 0 —_ 15.0 N/A* Bromate "7 ae [_N/A* | *Violation based on locational running ian = for oa & HAAS, ime fr bromate based on yearly average. xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b37_6553_6782_210 Symbol Abbreviation for Definition/Explanation LRAA HM ug/L > Greater than AL Action Level AAS H HAAS is the total of bromoacetic, chloroacetic, H. jaloacetic Acids dibromoacetic, dichoroacetic, and trichloroacetic [ acids. Compliance ts based on the total Locational Running Annual Average Maximum Contaminant Level ‘ The level of contaminant in dnnking water below MCLG Maximum Contaminant Level Goal which there is no known or expected risk to health . A milligram = 1/1000 gram mg/L Milligrams per Liter 1 milligram per liter is equal to ppm na Not Appicable pO | NTU Nephelometric Turbidity Units Measures the cloudiness of water. Picocuries per Liter ( Micrograms per Liter Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level Goat Parts Per Billion (one in one billion) The concentration of a contaminant, which, if exceeded, tnggers treatment or other requirements which a water system must follow. The highest level of a contaminant that is allowed in water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLG's as feasible using the best available treatment technolog The highest level of disinfectant allowed in drinking water There is convincing evidence that addition of a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial contaminants. The level of a drinking water disinfectant below which there is no known or expected risk to health. MRLDG's do not reflect the benefits of the use of disinfectants to contro! microbial contaminants A measure of radioactivity. Picocurie (pCi) means the quantity of radioactive material producing 2.22 nuclear transformations per minute. The ppb is equivalent to micrograms per liter. A microgram = 1/4000 milligram. Parts Per Million (one In one million) [| RAA | Running Annual Average TT Treatment Technique A required process intended to reduce the level of a contaminant in dnnking water Total Trihalomethanes 1s the sum of chioroform, TT Total Trihalomethanes bromodichloromethane, dibromoochloromethane and bromoform. Compliance is based on total. The ppm is equivalent to milligrams per liter. A milligram = 1/1000 gram. A microgram = 1/1,000,000 gram _i microgram per liter is equal to 1ppb _ xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b37_6553_6782_211 Water Timeline A timeline of events, beginning with signing the KWA contract leading up to the current status of switching back to our previous source of water is available on the City website and can be found by visiting the “water” page located under “residents”. Please email with your questions or to request a water test or, call the Water Plant at (810)-787-6537. 3rd Quarter Events July « Completed the evaluation of over 8000 valves in the system and identified over 2300 that are currently inoperable. The repair of these valves will be budgeted and worked into our multi- year Capital Improvement Plan. August « Successfully completed the installation of Granulated Activated Carbon at the water treatment plant which reduced the TTHM level in the water and helped bring the City back into compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act. September * Leak Detection on all 600 miles of the distribution system has started and is over halfway complete. Several dozen leaks have been identified and repairs continue as more leaks are found. This has decreased the amount of water loss existing in the system. e Construction of a load out facility at our wastewater plant is on target for completion by November and will allow the City to eliminate the use of the incinerator resulting in significant annual savings. e Qver 3500 new water meters have been installed this year creating better accuracy, accountability, and decreasing the number of estimated reads on water & sewer bills. Contact Information Water Treatment Plant - (810)-787-6537 Request a water test. Request a tour of the Plant. Ask questions about water quality. Water Service Center - (810)-766-7202 Report a water leak or other system issues, Water Pollution Control - (810)-766-7210 Inquiries related to wastewater treatment. Inquiries related to converting methane gas into energy. Customer Service — (810)-766-7015 Questions about your water & sewer bill. Water Filters — 211 Questions about water filters. xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b37_6553_6782_212 Water Filters & Testing Free water filters have been made available to current Flint residents at several locations. The MODHHS and the Genesee County Community Action Resource Department (GCCARD) are providing Free National Sanitation Foundation certified water filters at the following locations. Residents receiving MDHHS assistance are encouraged to visit either the 125 E. Union St. or 4809 Clio Ra. MDHHS office location to obtain a free, certified home water filter. Residents who are not currently enrolled in MDHHS assistance programs should visit the (GCCARD) offices located at 2727 Lippincott and 601 N. Saginaw in Flint. Staff will be onsite at all four locations from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, to distribute filters and assist residents who have questions about proper installation. If you want more information on obtaining a water filter, please call 211. Other suggestions related to water safety and testing: " We recommend that everyone get their water tested. Call us at (810)-787-6537. » Contact the Health Department about having your child’s blood tested (810)-257-3612. = Itis advisable to have a plumber check your household plumbing. " Check your faucet aerator (large lead solder particles can occasionally get lodged in here). Temporary issues to be aware of when Changing Water Sources Changing water sources back to Detroit will not fully eliminate the lead concerns. The potential for lead to leach off of certain water service lines or household plumbing will continue to exist regardless of the water source. The City is committed to increased testing, better communication, and developing a lead service line map to identify all of the City owned lead service lines. As the city changes water sources you can expect the following: " It could take up to three weeks for the switch in water source to reach all taps in the City. " Over the next several weeks, we will be winterizing our hydrants which will result in discoloration of the water but will also help accelerate the water flowing through the system. = Lead will continue to leach off of certain service lines and household plumbing, « Main breaks could result as a change in source water occurs. = Water could have discoloration or cloudiness, if this happens, run your faucet until the water clears, if this lasts longer than 20 minutes please report it to our water service center at (810)- 766-7202. xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b37_6553_6782_213 CITY OF FLINT CASH AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNT SUMMARY FOR THE PERIOD ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2015 Beginning Ending Fund Balance Balance Account Description 0 09/01/2015 ____09/30/2015 Fund 101 General Fund 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 6,796,053 6,338,556 001.450 Citizens - P/R Direct Deposit - 906-9766 (47,229) (47,602) 004.000 Imprest Cash 9,300 9,300 General Fund 6,758,124 6,300,254 Fund 202 Major Street Fund 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 5,624,072 5,095,054 004.000 imprest Cash 60 60 Major Street Fund 5,624,132 5,095,114 Fund 203 Local Street Fund 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 1,421,382 1,218,355 Fund 205 Public Safety 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 7,610,474 7,139,815 Fund 207 Police Fund 001 000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 668,561 587,725 001.002 Bank 1 Commercial -Checks Only - : Police Fund 668,561 587,725 Fund 208 Park/Recreation Fund 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 267,636 239,060 001.002 Bank 1 Commercial -Checks Only - - Park/Recreation Fund 267,636 239,060 Fund 219 Street Light 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 1,794,374 1,616,757 001.002 Bank 1 Commercial -Checks Only # “s Street Light 4,794,374 1,616,757 xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b37_6553_6782_214 CITY OF FLINT CASH AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNT SUMMARY FOR THE PERIOD ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2015 Beginning “Ending Fund Balance Balance Account Description 09/01/2015 09/30/2015. Fund 226 Rubbish Collection Fund 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 2,532,331 1,880,152 Fund 265 Drug Law Enforcement Fund 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 1,130,894 1,135,766 Fund 274 HUD CDBG, ESG, & HOME GRANTS 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account (1,106,210) (855,171) 001.002 Bank 1 Commercial -Checks Only - - 001.100 Bank - Urban Renewal - 230006018089 154,768 392,708 HUD CDBG, ESG, & HOME GRANTS ($51,442) (462,463) Fund 296 Other Grants Fund 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 1,535,007 1,435,027 001.002 Bank 1 Commercial -Checks Only - - Other Grants Fund 1,535,007 1,435,027 Fund 402 Public Improvement Fund 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 2,196,818 2,143,111 Fund 542 Building Inspection Fund 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 1,899,261 1,880,684 001.002 Bank 1 Commercial! -Checks Only - : Building Inspection Fund 1,899,261 1,880,684 Fund 590 Sewer Fund 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 30,633,285 11,123,680 001.002 Bank 1 Commercial -Checks Only ; “ 003.000 Certificate Of Deposit . - 19,191,527 Sewer Fund 30,633,285 30,315,206 xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b37_6553_6782_215 CITY OF FLINT CASH AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNT SUMMARY FOR THE PERIOD ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2015 Fund Account Description Beginning Balance 09/01/2015 Ending Balance 09/30/2015 Fund 591 Water Fund 001.000 Commercial Pooled Cash Account 001.001 Cash Reserve 003.0606 Certificate Of Deposit Water Fund TOTAL - ALL FUNDS 15,145,473 5,848,116 20,993,589 84,114,425 1,282,764 5,848,116 12,373,484 19,504,364 80,028,928 xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b37_6553_6782_216 (€09’e9's) (6s9’600'p} (eee'z9z'9) ABNGd OL WNALIV JINVIEVA 7e6'60C'2 £86'SS2'L £86°SS2'2 {St} ANIOd U3d JANISAY GILYNDISIO %ST “ST “ST ANOS - SSUMLLIGNRdX3 40 % SV SONVIVE GNM 4S Ke wt TWNADY - SBUNLIONIdNA 40 % Sv JINVIVE ONS R32’809'E 6tE'SeTE BZE'ge'E yso'tey SONVIVE GNA ONS SUE'SHZE BZEHeE (vze‘t95'a} (ver't96‘a) JONVIWE GNM ‘598 (ése"z98) 69 29E T ASL 100 tt 820°SS0'6 SAUNLIGN3dx3/SANNSARY 40 LIN Oy IZ vor'cge'0P zgo'zE0 IL 2S'66E'1S 92z°7£0's¢ byzEt'ey S3UNLIGNIANA WLOL gaa - 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RE: Flint

From
Stephen Henderson
I want to second Nancy's disappointment with the lack of response to our questions here.. We are asking about a major public health situation in a major city... At minimum, I'd like to see our queries answered today; it might even make sense to get some time with the governor to discuss... I doubt this is an issue that we are likely to lose interest in anytime soon.

RE: Flint

Hi Sara, Didn’t hear from you yesterday. Writing today for tomorrow's paper -- saw Paul's story on the governor yesterday but would stl fove to discuss with you exactly what you're doing in Flint. Also interested in this Mlive story about distribution of Hiters through the faith community ~ would really love to discuss today ~ again, I'm on deadiine and available all day. if you can't reach me at roy desk please try my cell:! PPI Rest, Nancy Nancy Kaffer Columnist Detroli Free Press www. freep com/abettermichigan 343-222-6588 @nancykafier, habettermi Ny

RE: Flint

YESS COM> We should slate some time to talk at length tornorrow, Nancy. | will be more than happy te walk through the histary af what's bien clone alreacy and what's in the works. This is absedutely an issue the aciministration has been actively engaged on and will continue to do so - challenging issue on se many fronts but one we're cornmitted to helping acicirass —- let thera be no Clon that front. { have sone Hine in mid to late morning - hopefully between 10:15 and 22:15 though [ krirw someone was trying to get something on my calendar then, again over lunch hour, or late afternoon after 4:15 p.rn. Please lat me know ff one of those may work for you. while on subject, arn hoping a response from DEC Director Dan Wyant andi DHHS Director Nick Lyon on this topic may be in order that Free Press will run. Thanks much, Sw xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0332_0687_0689_1

RE: Flint

SHreapress coyi> Hi Sara, Wanted to touch base again before leaving for the day. I’m writing on this again this week, arid really would like to know aj if you guys now believe there is an issue with lead in the water, or are engaging in further testing/analysis ta determing iflead is an issue, and b} what exactly you guys are doing to help get safe drinking water to Flint kids. Best, Nancy Nancy Kaffer Columnist Detroli Free Press ot 3.329-6584 gonancykafier, @abetterni xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0434_0894_0896_1

RE: Flint

Can you give me some details of the things that you think are wrong? We elways want to know about mistakes or errors. Alsa, asked you last week to comment on the situation - still interested in hearing what you ere doing to rasnaned to the water situation in Aint, which has resulted in an increasing number of children with elevated blocd-lead levels. We're doing a follow-up, ari would love to know what specifically the governor's office is duing. Columnist Detroit Free Press www freen.ca 343-222-6585 @nancykafier, @abettermi

RE: Flint

Vin stil in disbelief and sirmmering to be quite frank over that colurnn, Maney. That was fairly unbelievable - ‘resounding yawn’? Seriously? You picked and chase facts and components to weave together a set narrative, leaving out so many critical pieces of all the state, Governor and administration have done to hein the city and its residents in this situation. There has been and there will be more that we're doing on this frant — again do everything possible to nlay a supportive rele and work in collaherative fashion across all levels of government, with the comununity, faith and business leaders, and residents, Protecting public health is naramonint and safe, clean, accessible drinking water is essential, That's what we solely focused on hebping ensure. Baek in touch later. Siar

RE: Flint water

Here's another story, about Darnell overseeing the process to get permission to pull water from the Flint River. Flint Journal (Michigan) April 6, 2014 Sunday 1 EDITION Rushing to fix dump LENGTH: 862 words By Ron Fonger [email protected] After the state spent a dozen years trying to force Flint officials to clean up an unlicensed dump on Bray Road, the city is making a last-minute scramble to get that work done. The reason? The city wants to use the same property in Genesee Township to dump sludge that will come when Flint makes the switch to the Flint River for the city's drinking water. Flint and the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality have signed off on a consent order that requires the city to investigate and clean up what has been dumped at the 40-acre property. The requirement is a condition of using the site to dispose of lime sludge from the water treatment process. The sludge is an unavoidable byproduct of softening river water before delivering it to homes and businesses, a move the city said it plans to make by the middle of this month. "It is something the city has needed to take care of," said Jim Arduin, senior geologist in the DEQ's Office of Waste Management and Radiological Protection. "It's been on our radar for a long time -- at least 10 years." The consent agreement for the Bray Road property, just north of Carpenter Road, and a series of letters dating to 1997 between the state and Flint officials were obtained by The Flint Journal/MLive.com through the Freedom of Information Act. Flint Utilities Administrator Daughtery Johnson said the city hasn't used the property for sludge disposal since the 1960s but has dumped construction waste -- mostly broken concrete -- there. Johnson said the city spent about $10,000 on an initial round of testing at the site to demonstrate the waste wasn't contaminated, but Flint wasn't able to meet all the DEQ's demands, including taking the solid waste to a licensed disposal facility. He said the city's financial problems were the primary reason for past inaction. Cost of compliance unclear The 21-page consent agreement includes $2,500 in fines, in addition to the price of investigating and possibly moving or capping material at the dump. City officials said it's not yet clear how much it will cost to comply with the consent order, but See dump, A12 dump they have few alternatives as they prepare to break away from buying water from the city of Detroit. Without a place to send the lime sludge, Flint couldn't clean up its river water, and the Bray Road property already is connected to the treatment plant through miles of underground pipe. The lagoon system on the property has two holding areas -- one to "dewater" the sludge and another from which the waste is pumped and treated with other sewage. Arduin said little is known about the contents or volume of waste at the Bray Road property, leading to the consent order 1 xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails21_b0078_0137_0140_1 requirement that the city determine what is in the open dump, remove or properly dispose of the waste on site and eliminate any surface water discharge to the Cornwell Drain. The consent agreement said the lagoon system for handling lime sludge includes discharge points to the drain, and the property also includes an area where solid waste has been disposed of on the surface. Arduin agreed that much of that waste appears to be asphalt and concrete -- byproducts of Flint's street maintenance and public works departments. The consent order also requires the city to secure the property, which is at least partially bordered by a chain-link fence, plug the surface water discharge to Cornwell Drain, file a construction permit application for the lime sludge treatment, survey the property and report the extent of solid waste there, including any environmental contamination. Worry for homeowners The order clears the way for Flint to gain state approval of Flint River withdrawals and disposal of the waste -- and officials appear to be keenly focused on the work. Just last week, the site, which had been quiet for decades, was busy again with trucks, heavy equipment and workers on the ground. Neighbor James Lee said dumps in the area, near Bluebell Beach, are a gray cloud over homeowners -- as are plans to bring fresh sludge to the property. “Nobody knows what was put in it before they shut it down," said Lee, who has lived on Bray Road for 25 years. "Itis a constant worry." Genesee County Drain Commissioner Jeff Wright, whose office oversees the Cornwell Drain, said he doesn't believe the property has an unmanageable environmental problem. "| think what they are going to do is improve the situation," he said. "What they are doing is going to make the overall situation better." The consent agreement comes as Flint officials play a game of beat the clock in disconnecting from the Detroit water supply and beginning to draw water from the Flint River instead. Emergency Manager Darnell Earley said Friday he expects the city to have its permit allowing for river water withdrawals to start this week, and Arduin said that could not have happened without resolving the Bray Road dump issues. Flint officials have said their plan is for people in the city to drink Flint River water until the Karegnondi Water Authority pipeline project is complete in 2016. Genesee County and Flint have signed capacity agreements, committing to buy water from the KWA in the future. LANGUAGE: ENGLISH PUBLICATION-TYPE: Newspaper JOURNAL-CODE: fjl Nancy Kaffer Columnist Detroit Free Press 313-222-6585 @nancykaffer, @abettermi

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