Correspondence between

Emails where every selected person appears as a sender, recipient, or copied participant.

FWICC Subcommittee Priorities, Objectives and Tasks

Greetings All, This week we are schedule to have presentations from the FWICC KWA, Policy and Communications Sub-Committees. As a reminder, please send me your lists of priorities, objectives and tasks using the attached template by end of business on Friday (1 need to include them in the Governor's briefing on Thursday). Also, for those who presented last week and have not sent me your items on this template, please do so by end of business on Wednesday. Please let Harvey or me know if you have any questions. Thank you, Stacie 313.456.4994 (office) [email protected] xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b39_6977_7316_134 Robert, Carla M. (T reasury) Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2016 1:22 PM

RE: FWICC Policy Subcommittee

From
Marc Edwards
To
Mike Zimmer , Nick Khouri , Larry Steckelberg , Creagh
This sounds reasonable to me. At present | do not understand what interagency protocols mean, or statewide policy, but we can work that out as we go. | assume it means something to everyone else, Also, please include Yanna on this, as she is likely going to be an expert on the panel working on the lead and copper rule changes. Marc

FWICC Policy Subcommittee

To
Nick Khouri , Larry Steckelberg
Good Morning: I have been asked to chair the FWICC Policy Subcommittee on which you have all been selected to serve. Our subcommittee has been assigned three general priorities/tasks: 1) Interagency Protocols 2) Statewide Policy 3) Lead and Copper Rule Change Recommendations Of these, I think the Lead and Copper Rule Change Recommendations is the more straightforward - although certainly not the simplest. Interagency Protocols may prove more multifaceted as it could include protocols between state agencies, between state and local agencies, and between state and federal partners. The last, Statewide Policy, is at this point a holding category that could review implementation of policies requested by other work groups or items of interest to the committee members. We have been asked to get our finalized list of priorities to Harvey by Thursday morning at 10:00. Given the short time frame and the fact that many of you serve on multiple subcommittees, at this point I am asking that you get back to me by COB tomorrow (Wednesday) indicating whether you agree with my reading of our assignments or would like any changes or modifications. Also, if there are any items on our list that are of particular interest to any of you, please note that. I will be having my assistant, Diane Burton, reach out to you so that we can set up a telephone conference early next week to discuss scoping out our priorities and assign specific tasks, metrics, and timelines. T look forward to working with all of you. Mike Mike Zimmer, Director Dept. of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs 611 W. Ottawa Street Lansing, Michigan 48909 517-241-7124 UCANSING AND EL CLRATORY AFFAIRS CUSTOVTA ORVTN, GUSINTSS MENDES: xxxEND_PAGE:treasury01_b39_6977_7316_040 Ryan, Howard (T reasury)