Committee advances Lead Service Verification Phase II to comply with EPA inventory deadline
City Engineer Glenn Davis said the EPA requires a full inventory of lead-containing service materials by the end of 2027; the Committee moved the Phase II verification ordinance to Council to complete physical verification and feed a 10-year replacement plan.
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The Public Service Committee unanimously voted to forward an ordinance to Council authorizing bids and a construction contract for Lead Service Verification Phase II. City Engineer Glenn Davis told the Committee the EPA requires a physical verification of all lead-containing materials by the end of 2027, after which the City will include a replacement schedule in the Capital Budget.
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