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The following 3 drinking water lab account codes have been set up to be paid by DEQ from the $1M GF/GP. Samples processed under the regular City of Flint account number are sent to the city for payment. Are there any (water) sampling activities that the City performs that would not be covered under this supplemental funding? Flint Drinking Water Lab Accounts Flint—Schools =M99953604 Flint---Residential M99953605 Flint—Other M99953606 Anastasia M. Lundy Administration, RRO-DEQ ‘Phone: 517-284-5129 | Fax; 517-373-2637 Ema Landy 1@michigan gov

Date: Monday, November 16, 2015 4:48:03 PM The following 3 drinking water lab account codes have been set up to be paid by DEQ from the $1M GF/GP. Samples processed under the regular City of Flint account number are sent to the city for payment. Are there any (water) sampling activities that the City performs that would not be covered under this supplemental funding? Flint Drinking Water Lab Accounts Flint—Schools M99953604 Flint---Residential M99953605 Flint—Other M99953606 Anastasia M. Lundy Administration, RRD-DEQ Phone: 517-284-5129 / Fax; 517-373-2637 Email: [email protected]

Date: Monday, November 16, 2015 2:22:48 PM | would agree that DEQ would be doing homes and schools.

Importance: High Not sure who the correct person to ask is about this. The Flint Action Plan was announced on October 2, 2075. lt was at this point that the DEQ announced that it would test Flint homeowner’s samples for free for lead and copper. Based on that | would say that any sarnples submitted by the city of Flint on or after October 2™ should be waid for by the DEQ using the supplemental. Does this sound right to everyone? xxxEND_PAGE:deq15_b692_2407_2411_4 George L. Krisztian Flirt Action Plan Coordinator Laboratory Director Michigan Department of Environmental Quality Desk ph (517) 284-6719 Cell ph | PPI

Date: Monday, October 26, 2015 3:10:00 PM Turns out | didn’t work this weekend. So I’m ok for this timesheet. The question, though, is still out there. If we want a true accounting of hours spent on the project, then REG1 isn’t capturing everything being done.

Hi Liane! Per our chat earlier, | stopped into OHR to inquire as to what pay code should be used in DCDS to track hours worked, but without generating pay. Becky Langtry in our OHR office’s Payroll area, indicated that Group 4 employees should go ahead and use REG1 hours with the project number. Because the Group 4’s are salaried, the number of REG1 hours worked in DCDS doesn’t impact the pay. If there will be non-Group 4 employees in the same situation, please advise, and Becky can help us figure out how to handle those. Thanks! Anastasia M. Lundy, Administration Section Chief Remediation L Redevelopment Division Michigan Department of Environmental Quality Phone: 517-284-5129 / Fax; 517-373-2637 Email: [email protected] xxxEND_PAGE:deq04_b365_4572_4573_2