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FW: Status Update Regarding Petition for Emergency Action under the Safe Drinking

FYI as needed. Karen, | will place a copy also in the 2-2 EPA File. Mary Beth (on Director's email) Mary Beth Thelen Management Assistant to Director Dan Wyant Department of Environmental Quality Constitution Hall, 6th Floor South Phone: 517-284-6712 or 284-6700 (new numbers) Fax: 517-241-7401

Phosphate Fact Sheet

Attached is the Phosphate Fact Sheet that MDHHS will be distributing to the Genesee County Health Department (GCHD) at their request. We believe this version incorporates all edits received by DEQ and GCHD. It is our goal to provide this to the GCHD on Friday so please let us know if there are any last minute questions you may have. Thank you, Geralyn Geralyn Anne Lasher Senior Deputy Director for External Relations and Communications Michigan Department of Health and Human Services 201 Townsend Street, Capitol View Building Lansing Michigan 48913 P: (517) 241-2112 xxxEND_PAGE:deq20_b02_058_173_116

Phosphate Fact Sheet

Attached is the Phosphate Fact Sheet that MDHHS will be distributing to the Genesee County Health Department (GCHD) at their request. We believe this version incorporates all edits received by DEQ and GCHD. It is our goal to provide this to the GCHD on Friday so please let us know if there are any last minute questions you may have. Thank you, Geralyn Geralyn Anne Lasher Senior Deputy Director for External Relations and Communications Michigan Department of Health and Human Services 201 Townsend Street, Capitol View Building Lansing Michigan 48913 P: (517) 241-2112 c: es @glasher xxxEND_PAGE:deq15_b791_2811_2811_1

Phosphate Fact Sheet

Attached is the Phosphate Fact Sheet that MDHHS will be distributing to the Genesee County Health Department (GCHD) at their request. We believe this version incorporates all edits received by DEQ and GCHD. It is our goal to provide this to the GCHD on Friday so please let us know if there are any last minute questions you may have. Thank you, Geralyn Geralyn Anne Lasher Senior Deputy Director for External Relations and Communications Michigan Department of Health and Human Services 201 Townsend Street, Capitol View Building Lansing Michigan 48913 c:/ PPI xxxEND_PAGE:deq15_b788_2801_2801_1

Phosphate Fact Sheet

Attached is the Phosphate Fact Sheet that MDHHS will be distributing to the Genesee County Health Department (GCHD) at their request. We believe this version incorporates all edits received by DEQ and GCHD. It is our goal to provide this to the GCHD on Friday so please let us know if there are any last minute questions you may have. Thank you, Geralyn Geralyn Anne Lasher Senior Deputy Director for External Relations and Communications Michigan Department of Health and Human Services 201 Townsend Street, Capitol View Building Lansing Michigan 48913 P: (517) 241-2112 C: (517) 599-5164 [email protected] @glasher xxxEND_PAGE:deq04_b272_3582_3582_1

Phosphate Fact Sheet

Attached is the Phosphate Fact Sheet that MDHHS will be distributing to the Genesee County Health Department (GCHD) at their request. We believe this version incorporates all edits received by DEQ and GCHD. It is our goal to provide this to the GCHD on Friday so please let us know if there are any last minute questions you may have. Thank you, Geralyn Geralyn Anne Lasher Senior Deputy Director for External Relations and Communications Michigan Department of Health and Human Services 201 Townsend Street, Capitol View Building Lansing Michigan 48913 P: (517) 241-2112 C: (517) 599-5164 [email protected] @glasher xxxEND_PAGE:deq02_b388_3692_3693_1 xxxEND_PAGE:deq02_b388_3692_3693_2

FW: Michigan Radio Inquiry

Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2015 6:31:00 PM Because this media inquiry appears to be in response to Flint, | am asking if | should return the call or refer it to the Public Information Office? | have heard that this media outlet has contacted at least one other public water system to ask about the status of their LCR compliance.

Fwd: TAC_Request for Input

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FW: Lead Sampling Issues

Thought folks might find these documents informative: Attached to this message are a couple of documents that were prepared over a decade ago that discuss excessive stagnation and sample invalidation under the LCR. They were prepared in response to questions from the Washington Post and other news media about invalidation of some samples collected in the Lansing Board of Water Light service area. The first document is an internal memo that identifies language in the federal preamble to and in EPA guidance for the LCR that discuss the need to collect samples from homes that have experienced “typical residential water use during the day before the compliance sample is collected.” The second document is a report prepared to explain why we “invalidated” samples for excessive stagnation in Lansing. It was in the aftermath of this event when EPA eliminated the ability of state programs to invalidate sample results based on excessive stagnation that ed the Michigan Public Water Supply Program to develop a recommendation that communities advise residents participating in their compliance monitoring to flush the designated sampling tap 6 to 8 hours before sample collection (the night before in most cases) to ensure that this tap was not experiencing excessive periods of stagnation. We did not want subsequent regulatory requirements to be imposed based on water quality information that did not accurately reflect the regulatory intent. This briefing report also xxxEND_PAGE:deq04_b214_3461_3462_1 discusses the fact that the regulatory monitoring scheme was not intended to represent human intake, but was based upon sampling a statistically significant number of residences containing leaded plumbing materials as a measure of successful water treatment efficacy. xxxEND_PAGE:deq04_b214_3461_3462_2

RE: Technical Advisory Team Information

{think this would be great for the website, but it'd be better if we could post it directly as a PDF. We could dink, but EPA updates their site regularly, so links to their pages tend to break pretty quickly. We'd just have to have an agreement with them on when the PDF would come down se they wouldn't feel like there was an outdated version of thelr pamphlet doating around,

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