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Minor comments/edits attached. xxxEND_PAGE:deq21_b379_1082_1082_1

Please see Luke’s draft notes -- attached, and provide cornments to me by 1/8/16. | will finalize and place ori the Lansing drive, Thanks, Army Arny Lachance Grand Rapids District Coordinator and Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo District Supervisor Office of Brinking Water and Municipal Assistance Michigan Department of Emvronmental Cuallty Work Cell xxxEND_PAGE:deq18_b300_3141_3141_1

Hi Liane — Tami Eyer asked for District Coordinator volunteers to be on the staff development team as it relates to Organization Excellence, so | jumped on board. One of the components we are exploring is expanding the Tuesday School concept to all divisions/offices. Can you share with me your working draft of the ODWMA Tuesday School concept that | believe you are developing? No hurry. Thanks - Amy xxxEND_PAGE:deq18_b226_1675_1839_155

| would add a couple of bullets: | thought | “rang the bell” to encourage staff to not wait too long to work with systems participating in the 2015 Needs Survey and that we are supposed to have one-third of them submitted by the end of August. | also mentioned the training opportunities and that we were sending 2 staff to EPA’s Small System Training. | also asked that we make employees aware that they should return from this type of training prepared to provide highlights to other staff, at least managers and if appropriate, to other employees that would have benefited from attending the training. | don’t know if this level of detail is necessary, but the “other” modifications to the classification policy potentially involved clarifying what constitutes a living unit vs. simply relying upon the number of beds, which is the current method for nursing homes, dormitories, jails, adult foster care homes, etc. This issue also bleeds over into one of the issues Dana was updating — not assuming a system that is under the population to be classified as a Type 1 system is automatically a Type Ill, as the combination of residents and workers could and often does result in the facility meeting the Type II classification.

| added some stuff from my notes in track changes. Sorry, it messed up the formatting a bit.

DRAFT for review. Your comments/thoughts? xxxEND_PAGE:deq04_b500_4877_4877_1

Amy — I’m hoping to use what you drafted as the basis for this month’s meeting summary. |’ll tweak it to be more generic. Any objections? xxxEND_PAGE:deq04_b483_4840_4842_1

Date: Wednesday, July 22, 2015 3:32:00 PM Amy — I’m hoping to use what you drafted as the basis for this month’s meeting summary. |’ll tweak it to be more generic. Any objections?

{ didn’t realize i was still the one editing - Liane asked for my original draft today to work on. Lean keep going on it if you wart,

Steve — could you please draft a paragraph or two about the Toledo/Monroe HAB incident? |’d really like to include this in the document.

Date: Tuesday, February 17, 2015 3:01:00 PM Steve — could you please draft a paragraph or two about the Toledo/Monroe HAB incident? I'd really like to include this in the document.

Here you go. | had sent it to just Richard before the meeting.

Thanks Amy. Could you please send electronically the draft that you had completed? | don’t recall seeing it.

FYI from Jon for year-end document. Already went to Richard.

Date: Thursday, February 05, 2015 3:51:52 PM It looks OK to me. A few communities (Mt. Clemens, South Lyon) come to mind that had high individual TTHM results, but the averages never exceeded the MCL and they continue to remain below the MCL (as a result of operational changes).

Looks good from our perspective. We have an issue at Benton Harbor due to an anomalously high sample last year, but it was for HAAS, not TTHM. Amy Lachance Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo District Supervisor Office of Drinking Water and Municipal Assistance Department of Environmental Quality Cell Phone Number: 616-490-9590

Date: Thursday, February 05, 2015 3:21:27 PM Looks good from our perspective. We have an issue at Benton Harbor due to an anomalously high sample last year, but it was for HAAS, not TTHM. Amy Lachance Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo District Supervisor Office of Drinking Water and Municipal Assistance Department of Environmental Quality Cell Phone Number: 616-490-9590

FY¥!— articles regarding Flint and KWA,

Importance: High FYI Amy Lachance Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo District Supervisor Office of Drinking Water and Municipal Assistance Department of Environmental Quality Cell Phone Number: 616-490-9590 ~