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Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 9:49:14 AM FYI

Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 9:49:14 AM FYI

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Date: Monday, April 06, 2015 3:59:00 PM There were a number of questions this morning during our SMT meeting about what is new in Flint. I’m proposing to include the following paragraph in the SMT summary. Please let me know if you have concerns or think we need to add additional information. ODWMA shared that we are still working with and following the situation in the city of Flint. It was reported that the city council voted to return to water supplied by DWSD. However, the emergency manager and the mayor indicated that they will be continuing to use the Flint River. DEQ staff continues to provide oversight to ensure that water provided by the city of Flint meets drinking water standards. As a result of elevated trihalomethane (TTHM) levels last summer, the city continues to exceed the locational running annual average for TTHMs at one sampling site. However, all samples this quarter were low. It appears that operational changes implemented by the plant are managing previous water quality concerns. On another note, the city has requested U.S. EPA provide principal forgiveness for past low-interest SRF (State Revolving Fund) loans and DWRF (Drinking Water Revolving Fund) loans. We are awaiting an official response from EPA. Liane

Date: Monday, April 06, 2015 3:59:23 PM There were a number of questions this morning during our SMT meeting about what is new in Flint. I’m proposing to include the following paragraph in the SMT summary. Please let me know if you have concerns or think we need to add additional information. ODWMA shared that we are still working with and following the situation in the city of Flint. It was reported that the city council voted to return to water supplied by DWSD. However, the emergency manager and the mayor indicated that they will be continuing to use the Flint River. DEQ staff continues to provide oversight to ensure that water provided by the city of Flint meets drinking water standards. As a result of elevated trihalomethane (TTHM) levels last summer, the city continues to exceed the locational running annual average for TTHMs at one sampling site. However, all samples this quarter were low. It appears that operational changes implemented by the plant are managing previous water quality concerns. On another note, the city has requested U.S. EPA provide principal forgiveness for past low-interest SRF (State Revolving Fund) loans and DWRF (Drinking Water Revolving Fund) loans. We are awaiting an official response from EPA. Liane

There were a ruurnber of questions this morning during our SMT meeting about what is new in Flint. Ira proposing to include the following paragraph in the SMT summary. Please let me know if you have concerns or think we need to add additional information, ODWMA shared thet we are still working with and following the situation in the city of Flint. H was reported that the city council voted to return te water supplied by DISD. However, the emergency manager and the mayor indicated that they will be continuing to use the Flint River. DEQ staff continues to provide oversight to ensure that water provided by the city of Flint meets drinking water standards. As a result of elevated trihalomathane (TTHM} levels last sumuner, the city cortinues to exceed the locational running annual average for TTHMs at one sampling site, However, all sarnples this quarter were low. [It appears that operational charges implemented by the plant are managing previous water quality concerns. On another rote, the city has requested U.S. EPA provide principal forgiveness for past iow- interest SRF {State Revolving Fund) loans and DWAF {Drinking Water Revolving Fund} loans. We are awaiting an official raspanse from EPA. Liane

There were a number of quustions this morning during cur SMT meeting about what is new in Flint. {rr proposing te include the following paragraph in the SMT summary. Please let me knew Hf you have concerns or think we need to add additional information, ODWMA shared that we are still working with and following the situation in the city of Flint. H was reported that the city council voted to return to water supplied by DWSD. However, the emergency manager and the mayor indicated that they will be continuing to use the Flint River. DEQ staff continues to provide oversight to ensure that water provided by the city of Flint mmats drinking water standards, As a result of elevated trihalamethane (TTHM} levels last summer, the city continues to excaad the locational running annual average for TTHMs at one sampling site. However, all sarnmles this carter were low. ft annears that operational changes imolemented by the olant are managing previous water quality concerns, Gn another note, the city has requested U.S. EPA nrovide principal forgiveness for past low- interest SRF (State Revolving Fund) loans and DWF (Drinking Water Revolving Fund} loans. We are awaiting an official response from EPA, Liane