Council told state approved corrected lead-and-copper sampling list
Summary
Staff told the council that last year's sample address list contained many nonexistent addresses; a corrected sample list was submitted and approved by the state, enabling testing to move forward.
Council was briefed that the previous year's lead-and-copper sample address list contained multiple nonexistent addresses and that a corrected list has been submitted and approved by the state.
A staff speaker said, "He don't know where the samples the addresses were came up with last year. They're nonexistent. So, we submitted a new list, with correct addresses, and the state has approved them." The approval clears the way for sampling under the state's lead-and-copper monitoring program.
Staff said the city will proceed with sampling using the approved list and will ensure addresses and records are maintained correctly to avoid future discrepancies.
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