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Gilford water district tells customers to return lead/copper survey data for EPA- and state-mandated initiative
Summary
The board said customer responses are required to support an EPA and New Hampshire Lead/Copper Rule survey; the district posted the survey materials on its website and urged customers to identify incoming water lines and shut-off locations.
During public comments on May 19, Jan Keefe, president of Mineral Springs, asked for clarification about district bill messaging that requested customers submit water shut-off information and identify incoming water lines for the Lead/Copper Rule survey.
The board stated that the information request supports federal and state requirements and that customer responses are required to complete the district's Lead/Copper survey; materials are posted on the district website. The board did not state a specific return deadline in the meeting minutes.
The exchange was recorded as part of routine public outreach and no vote or enforcement step was announced at the meeting. The district's Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) was also reported as in progress and expected within a week.
