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Hamilton outlines plan to comply with revised Lead and Copper Rule; posts public service‑line map
Summary
City staff told Hamilton City Council the city submitted a full water service‑line inventory to the Ohio EPA, released an interactive map for residents, and engaged Blue Conduit with a $50,000 grant to help predict unknown service‑line materials; staff said a replacement plan is due by 2027 and implementation must follow the LCRR schedule.
Evan Porter, the city’s executive director of infrastructure, told the Hamilton City Council that the city has completed and submitted a water service‑line inventory to the Ohio EPA and published an interactive map residents can use to check whether a line is known, unknown or likely to contain lead.
Porter said the city engaged Blue Conduit with a $50,000 grant to develop the inventory and to apply machine‑learning to predict service‑line materials where records are missing. “We actually received a $50,000 grant to utilize the services of this company… and they helped us to develop the lead service line inventory,” Porter said.
Staff described the technical picture for residents: Hamilton’s…
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