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In addition to lower quantified benefits, the first liter option is expected to result in lower unquantified benefits than the fifth liter option as the overall expected reductions in exposure to lead in drinking water would be less. Use of pitcher filters or POU devices over a period of months can help reduce lead exposure from more significant disturbances that may cause sustained elevated lead concentrations over weeks or months. In addition, EPA proposed changes to population size criteria for small and medium-size water systems to reflect the 1996 changes to SDWA for small-system flexibility, where small water systems serve 10,000 or fewer customers. Additionally, this policy would not incentivize, and would instead discourage, systems from conducting robust material investigations for their initial inventory or updating their inventory over time, given that improving the inventory would increase their LSLR burden as some unknowns are found to be LSLs. If the water system conducts tap sampling at non-LSL sites beyond what is required, EPA proposed that the water system could only include the tap samples with the highest lead concentrations to meet the number of requisite sites for the 90th percentile calculation. The total burden hours for public water systems ranges from 2.51 to 2.69 million hours. This prototype edition of the 1766 (u)(2))). The estimated national annualized point-of-use device installation and maintenance costs for the final rule, under the low cost scenario, are $3,418,000 at a 3 percent discount rate and $3,308,000 at a 7 percent discount rate. Regulation of Fuel and Fuel Additives; Control of Lead Additives in Gasoline. (iii) Any water system that exceeds the lead trigger level but not the lead and copper action levels during two consecutive 6-month tap sampling monitoring periods must monitor no less frequently than annually at the standard number of sampling sites for lead and copper specified in paragraph (c) of this section. The model estimates the net present value for implementing each compliance alternative and selects the least cost alternative to retain in the summarized national rule costs. (2) Any system which adds a new source shall collect one source water sample from each entry point to the distribution system until the system demonstrates that finished drinking water entering the distribution system has been maintained below the maximum permissible lead and copper concentrations specified by the State in § 141.83(b)(4) or the State determines that source water treatment is not needed.Start Printed Page 4303. Sample results from Tier 3, 4, or 5 sites shall not be included in this calculation. The lead service line reporting requirements have been updated to allow systems to discontinue inventory updates when they no longer have service lines that need to be replaced or materials verified (i.e., no remaining lead status unknown). (2000). See Chapter 6, section 6.4.3 and Appendix G of the final rule EA for a more detailed discussion (USEPA, 2020a). Many commenters asked EPA to establish a minimum tap sampling frequency of every six months following these changes to fully account for the impact to water quality from the addition or change in source water or long term treatment while others stated annual monitoring would be appropriate because it is more feasible for water systems. The proposed rule required all water systems with CCT that have a lead trigger level exceedance (>10 μg/L but ≤15 μg/L) or a lead action level exceedance (>15 μg/L) to re-optimize their CCT. Other comments suggested the removal of Tier 2 sites altogether due to the difficulty of reaching this population to carry out the sampling. Water Research Center. (D) For water systems serving fewer than 100 people that collect 5 samples per tap sampling period, the 90th percentile concentration is the average of the highest and second highest concentration. Any medium or small system that exceeds the lead or copper action level and any system with corrosion control treatment for which the State has not designated OWQPs that exceeds the lead trigger level shall monitor for water quality parameters as specified in paragraphs (b)(1) and (2) of this section for two consecutive 6-month periods beginning the month immediately following the end of the tap sampling period in which the exceedance occurred. EPA notes that by having the LSLR plan prepared in advance as required by the rule, systems should be positioned to avoid delays and have timely implementation of their LSLR program. Sample results from any remaining Tier 3, 4, and 5 sites shall not be included in this calculation. Public water systems will also be required to create an LSL materials inventory and develop an initial LSLR plan. (B) Systems monitoring annually that have been collecting samples during the months of June through September and that receive State approval to alter their tap sampling monitoring period under paragraph (d)(4)(i)(A) of this section must collect their next round of samples during a time period that ends no later than 21 months after the previous round of sampling. The water system must measure the following parameters: (iii) Orthophosphate (as PO4), when an inhibitor containing an orthophosphate compound is used; (iv) Silica, when an inhibitor containing a silicate compound is used; and. Systems monitoring annually or less frequently must conduct the lead and copper tap sampling during the months of June, July, August, or September unless the State has approved a different sampling period in accordance with paragraph (d)(4)(i)(A) of this section. The authority citation for part 142 continues to read as follows: a. Revising paragraphs (d)(8)(iii) through (v) and (viii); b. The exception to the assignment of water system characteristics discussed above are the 21 very large water systems serving more than one million people. 2010, 44, 7076. To reduce elevated levels of lead in certain locations, EPA's final rule also requires water systems to engage in a “find-and-fix” process to identify the causes of these elevated levels as well as take potential actions to reduce lead levels. It should also be noted that because of the lack of granularity in the assembled lead concentration profile data, with regard to CCT status when samples were collected (see section VI.E.1 of this preamble), the benefits of small improvements in CCT, like those resulting from the “find-and-fix” rule requirements, cannot be quantified in the model. EPA is requiring systems to notify consumers of a system-wide action level exceedance within 24 hours. Prepared for the AWWA Annual Conference. . Some commenters pointed out that customer-owned LSLs are outside of the water system's control and they should not be included in the water system's LSLR rate calculation. EPA proposed to require all water systems to replace the system-owned portion of an LSL after they were notified of a customer-initiated replacement of their portion. (A) By the start of the first applicable tap sampling monitoring period in §  141.86(d), the water system must submit a site sample plan to the State in accordance with §  141.86, including a list of tap sample site locations identified from the inventory in §  141.84(a), and a list a tap sampling WQP sites selected under 141.87(a)(1). 2020 Budget Fact Sheet. Customer owned service lines are connected to either a system-owned service line or main and therefore, they are accessible to the system and historically, the LCR has not been limited to system-owned portions of the distribution system. Coupon studies can serve as a screen to reduce the number of options for the harvested pipe loop study. EPA also proposed that for every phase of potential reduced WQP monitoring (i.e., semi-annual, annual and triennial), the water system would also be required to meet the lead trigger levels. The state is required to report the OCCT status of all water systems, including the parameters that define the optimization (for example, orthophosphate residual or target pH and alkalinity values). See section III.E of this preamble for additional information on the compliance alternatives available to small CWSs and NTNCWSs, and section VI.D.5 for a discussion of the modeling and a summary of the number of systems estimated to select each alternative compliance option. These risks include acute gastrointestinal symptoms, which are the most common adverse effect observed among adults and children. 42 U.S.C. (9) No later than 12 months after the end of a tap sampling period in which a water system exceeds the lead action level in sampling conducted pursuant to § 141.86, the system must provide to the State its schedule for annually replacing an average annual rate, calculated on a two year rolling basis, of at least three percent, or otherwise specified in § 141.84(g)(9), of the number of known lead service lines and galvanized lines requiring replacement when the lead trigger or action level was first exceeded and lead status unknown service lines at the beginning of each year that required replacement occurs in its distribution system. USEPA. (h) Modification of State treatment decisions for optimal corrosion control Start Printed Page 4290and re-optimized corrosion control. When designating optimal corrosion control treatment, the State must consider the effects that additional corrosion control treatment will have on water quality parameters and on other drinking water quality treatment processes. These can be useful EPA has concluded that these small systems can work with their state to identify an affordable and feasible treatment technique to reduce drinking water lead exposure. Guidance Manual for Conducting Sanitary Surveys of Public Water Systems; Surface Water and Ground Water Under the Direct Influence (GWUDI) of Surface Water. Recommendations of the Technical Review Workgroup for Lead for an Approach to Assessing Risks Associated with Adult Exposures to Lead in Soil. This is bolstered by requirements for systems to make their LSL inventory publicly available and notify occupants of homes with LSL every year about their LSL, drinking water exposure risks, and mitigation options, including removal. After a full evaluation of these comments, EPA has determined a minimum tap sampling frequency of once every six months following a change in source water or a significant treatment change is appropriate. The potential changes in adult blood lead levels estimated from changing LSL and CCT status under the LCRR can be found in section VI.E.3 of this preamble and Chapter 6, section 6.5, of the final rule EA (USEPA, 2020a). (iii) The water system must measure the following water quality parameters in any tests conducted under this paragraph (c)(2)(iii) before and after evaluating the corrosion control treatments listed in paragraphs (c)(2)(i) and (ii) of this section: (B) Data and documentation demonstrating that the water system has previously attempted to evaluate a particular corrosion control treatment and has found that the treatment is ineffective or adversely affects other drinking water quality treatment processes. Instead, EPA produced simulated mean lead concentrations for 500,000 samples, summarized in Exhibit 6-15, based on the selected regression model. Economic Research Service. (g) Information for persons served by known or potential service lines containing lead when a system exceeds the lead trigger level—(1) Content. EPA is requiring systems with lead, galvanized requiring replacement, or lead status unknown service lines in their inventory to notify and provide public education materials to households served by a lead, galvanized requiring replacement, or lead status unknown service line. (i) Any water system that installs or re-optimizes corrosion control treatment, as a result of exceeding the lead or copper action level, must monitor for lead and copper every six months and comply with previously designated water quality parameter values, where applicable, until the State specifies new water quality parameter values for optimal corrosion control. The economic analysis of the final LCRR requirements estimated that the total annualized incremental costs placed on all systems serving tribal communities ranges from $1-$2.4 million. Since the revisions to the LCR are expected to reduce chronic exposures to lead, EPA selected lifetime blood lead as the most appropriate measure with which to evaluate benefits. The NDWAC also provided recommendations on potential LCR revisions to EPA. Many commenters were concerned about the new definitions of “consumer” and “customer” and explained that they were misused or used interchangeably throughout the rule. The current LCR does not require full replacement of LSLs and the required seven percent replacement rate is rarely occurring since there are provisions in the current rule that allow for avoidance of LSLR. Removing and reserving paragraph (e)(1)(ii); c. Revising paragraph (e)(2) introductory text; d. Removing “; or” at the end of paragraph (e)(2)(i) and adding a period in its place; and. (1) All water systems shall install and operate corrosion control treatment in accordance with §§  141.81 and 141.82, and that meets the definition of optimal corrosion control treatment at §  141.2. Monitoring requirements for lead and copper in tap water. The final LCRR eliminates source water lead and copper monitoring that is not necessary to protect public health. Because household level data on the change in copper concentrations that result from changes in CCT are not available, this analysis does not quantify any potential benefits from reduced copper exposure that may result from the rule. Primacy agencies may, at their option, also require a more stringent public notice tier (e.g., Tier 1 instead of Tier 2 or Tier 2 instead of Tier 3) for specific violations and situations listed in this Appendix, as authorized under § 141.202(a) and § 141.203(a). Water systems will be able to initiate removals in a more timely manner and may be able to more cost effectively identify and remove LSLs with careful preparation and planning. Since proposal, EPA has identified cost data in news reports, press releases, and utility websites that has allowed the Agency to expand the utility data collected during the proposed rule analysis. EPA notes that the NPDWR for lead and copper is a unique and complicated treatment technique rule that requires water systems with elevated lead to take a suite of actions to reduce lead levels in drinking water. A water system is not required to sample an individual school or child care facility more than once every five years. Lead Service Line Replacement Grant Program Application. National Primary Drinking Water Regulations: Public Notification Rule. The high cost scenario produced an incremental estimated impact of $1,828,000 using a 3 percent discount rate, and $2,607,000 at a 7 percent discount rate. Effectiveness of Prevailing Flush Guidelines to Prevent Exposure to Lead in Tap Water. 157, pp 40-54. Water systems are required to presume the galvanized service line was downstream of an LSL if unable to demonstrate that the galvanized service line was never downstream of a lead service line. The Agency developed new data in response to comments received on the proposed rule which allowed for the estimation of this category of LSLR costs for the final rule. 16-P-0108. Lead service line inventory and replacement requirements. EPA also specifically sought input from small entity stakeholders through the Small Business Advocacy Review Panel (SBAR) process under Section 609(b) of the RFA, as amended by the SBREFA. The state needs to have this information to track compliance of LSLR requirements. All samples must be at or below the lead trigger level. Several commenters offer suggestions on how to reduce the burden of these requirements or streamline them, such as submitting an annual report, or maintaining the records on hand and submitting upon request from the state. 2 0 obj (2) A water system that exceeds the lead action level, but has not previously Start Printed Page 4309exceeded the lead trigger level, and does not exceed the copper action level must complete the provisions in paragraph (a) of this section and must implement the compliance option approved by the State under paragraph (a) of this section. ○ Requires replacement of galvanized service lines that are or ever were downstream of an LSL. Therefore, the incremental estimated public education and outreach costs for water systems range from $36,861,000 to $43,994,000 at a 3 percent discount rate and $36,084,000 to $43,612,000 at a 7 percent discount Start Printed Page 4256rate. The final rule incorporates commenters' suggestions to require that the mandatory LSLR rate be determined based upona rolling two year average. Detailed spatially explicit information on effluents and on receiving water bodies does not exist in a form suitable for this analysis. The water system must install optimal corrosion control treatment (§ 141.82(e)(1)) within 24 months after the State designates optimal corrosion control treatment under paragraph (e)(2) or (4) of this section (Step 2 or Step 4). EPA received a number of comments and data submissions associated with these five topics that the Agency has considered to reevaluate and refine the cost estimates. United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The report format will comply with 40 CFR §141.90. EPA received substantial comments from this request. Sci. (ii) The water system must provide information about service line flushing in accordance with the procedure developed in paragraph (b)(5) of this section before the affected service line is returned to service. Across the country, about 100,000 schools participate in the national school lunch program, serving daily lunch to approximately 30 million students (USDA, National School Lunch Start Printed Page 4232Program, 2019). (b)(1) A water system that exceeds the lead action level after exceeding the lead trigger level but does not exceed the copper action level must implement the compliance option approved by the State under paragraph (a) of this section. Under the final rule, water systems with a 90th percentile lead tap sample value greater than 10 μg/L and less than or equal to 15 μg/L are considered to have a trigger level exceedance. For any such small and medium-size system that is subject to a reduced monitoring frequency pursuant to § 141.86(d)(4) at the time of the action level exceedance, the start of the applicable 6-month monitoring period under this paragraph must coincide with the start of the applicable tap sampling monitoring period under § 141.86(d)(4). Other commenters expressed concerns about the potential for confusion caused by separate trigger level and action level requirements. (f) State review of treatment and specification of optimal water quality control parameters for optimal corrosion control treatment and re-optimized corrosion control treatment. About the Federal Register The data was collected from multiple sources including water systems, EPA Regional Offices and the Office of Research and Development, and authors of published journal articles (Deshommes et al., 2016). EPA disagrees with commenters who stated that a fifth liter sample option is too complicated for samplers to perform. State of Illinois. Allows CWSs serving ≤10,000 people and all NTNCWSs with P90 >10 µg/L to select their approach to address lead with primacy agency approval: ○ Systems can choose CCT, LSLR, provision and maintenance of point-of-use devices; or replace all lead-bearing plumbing materials. EPA also disagrees with commenters that supported removing and cleaning the faucet aerator prior to sampling. Water systems must complete follow-up sampling (§§ 141.86(d)(2) and 141.87(c)) within 12 months after completion of paragraph (d)(5)(i) or (ii) of this section (Step 5). 110. Several commenters expressed support for waiving source water monitoring as outlined in the proposed LCRR. EPA consulted with NDWAC on July 21-22, 2011, to provide updates on the proposed LCR revisions and solicit feedback on potential regulatory options under consideration. (2019) and Kirrane and Patel (2014). This rule revises the Lead and Copper Rule which established treatment technique requirements instead of a maximum contaminant level. Journal American Water Works Association. Monitoring-based framework to detect and manage lead water service lines. Water systems with LSLs are required to collect samples from all LSL sites (Tier 1 and 2) unless there is an insufficient number to meet the minimum number of samples required. In addition to guidance, EPA will also provide training and other supporting materials that will help states and water systems implement the revised rule, reduce state transaction costs, and promote greater national consistency. All community water systems must collect samples from all schools and child care facilities within its distribution system in accordance with §  141.92. EPA will also continue to work with state and tribal air agencies to help nonattainment areas meet the National Ambient Air Quality Standards. Others commented that this provision is unwarranted, inappropriate, or a disproportionate response which could result in expensive and time-consuming distribution system evaluations. 2019b. Exhibit 6-7—National Annualized Lead Service Line Replacement Costs—All PWS at 3% Discount Rate, Exhibit 6-8—National Annualized Lead Service Line Replacement Costs—All PWS at 7% Discount Rate. At a 7 percent discount rate, EPA estimates lower total benefits, based on estimated IQ point decrements, under the first liter option ($21 to $131 million) compared to the final LCRR ($40 to $150 million). The complete FRFA is available for review in Chapter 8, section 8.4 of the final rule EA and is summarized here. In addition, EPA is requiring the state to maintain a record of all public water system's LSL inventories and annual updates. (4) The water system must offer to the consumer to take a follow up tap sample between three months and six months after completion of any full replacement of a lead service line. Lin, D., Lutter, R., & Ruhm, C. J. The statement must include the following information: Lead can cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant women and young children. d. Increasing sampling reliability. 1978. commonly found. Commenters expressed that these burdens range from administrative to financial, and that small systems are likely to be impacted most. Sherlock, J., Smart, G., Forbes, G. I., Moore, M. R., Patterson, W. J., Richards, W. N., & Wilson, T. S. (1982). To avoid problems of residents handling nitric acid, acidification of first draw samples may be done up to 14 days after the sample is collected. The total reflects 56 primacy agencies and 67,656 public water systems. 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