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Thanks Steve, Liane suge de @ note that when they are at a point to move forward beyond concen

ad that Samnic contact Flint directly, but | wil ey include you and Mike, Does that work? Viadhu, atasha Henderson is the City Administrator and was present for the previous meeting liane and i attended. Her phone nurmber is 810-766-7346, Howard Croft ts the Director of Public Works. His nurnber is 810-766-7346 Ext. 2043 As any modification to the water system would require a permit fromm ODWMA, they should probably include Mike Pryvsby and tin any of their proposal comrnunications. Stephen Busch, PLE. ansing arid Jackson District Supervisor Office of Drinking Water andi Municipal Assistance MDEC 517-643-2514

Madhu, Natasha Henderson is the City Administrator and was present for the previous meeting Liane and | attended. Her phone number is 810-766-7346. Howard Croft is the Director of Public Works. His number is 810-766-7346 Ext. 2043 As any modification to the water system would require a permit from ODWMA, they should probably include Mike Prysby and | in any of their proposal communications. Stephen Busch, P.E. Lansing and Jackson District Supervisor Office of Drinking Water and Municipal Assistance MDEQ 517-643-2314

Thanks. | was aware of this information, but had not seen the formal communication from DWSD. The City of Flint has already issued the following response publically: The DWSD Question: As a result of the concerns raised, several community members have suggested that the City reconnect to the Detroit Water and Sewer Department (DWSD). DWSD has advised that they would be willing to allow such a reconnection without a hook-up fee. However, the City would be obligated to pay a fixed monthly charge of $846,700 plus the $14.92/Mcf cost of water itself and agree to a long term arrangement. The City’s analysis of the DWSD proposal concludes that the City’s cost would increase by more than $12 million per year at the proposed rates, and could increase even more as proposed rates are subject to change after July 1, 2015. This increase in costs would not be in the best interests of the City or its water users, as the City is committed to assuring safety and improving water quality by following its current plan, and reconnecting to DWSD would likely require deferment of existing capital improvements or an additional increase in rates. Stephen Busch, P.E. Lansing and Jackson District Supervisor Office of Drinking Water and Municipal! Assistance MDEQ, 517-643-2314

Steve - thought you might want to see this as well. Madhu Madhu R. Anderson Director, Office of Policy | Michigan Department of Environmental Quality office 517 284 6702 | cell 517 290 9653 Begin forwarded message:

Valerie and Madhu, Attached for your convenience is a pdf copy of the DEQ letter to Flint regarding Total Trihalomethanes (TTHM’s) discussed during our meeting today. | have confirmed with our Analyst that the next round of samples is scheduled to be collected in November. They are allowed to collect them any time during the month and analysis takes approximately 1 week to get results back from the lab. Stephen Busch, P.E. Lansing and Jackson District Supervisor Office of Drinking Water and Municipal Assistance MDEQ 517-643-2314 xxxEND_PAGE:deq21_b393_1110_1110_1