Lead water service lines

For lead and copper, Boulder is in a good position right now because no lead pipes have been identified so far

the lead and copper rule improvements are an expansion of the existing rules, which require water providers to make several changes

The staff work to create a baseline inventory of the material type of all drinking water service lines in the city service area.

No, to the Water Service Line inventory. It's an information item.

the drinking water action level also has been lowered from 15 micrograms per liter to 10 micrograms per liter.

a brief one on the lead service line in inventory, good news and a lot of good work from the water quality team.

I could have lead pipes. They could use that service through the State.

We'll talk about the lead service line inventory kind of a state regulated thing that we're going through

we'll also have an information item on the Red Water Service Line inventory as an update

just doing an inventory of those to see if we have any that are led that need to be replaced.

If you had any conversations around their funding for led service line inventories or I don't recall.

There's no documented led on the city side of the system and based on where we're at in the service line inventory

there is the lead service line inventory project that's ongoing to work on understanding how many lead pipes are present

need to know whether lead service lines are present in their distribution systems.