Now that the revised LCR is here, it’s much clearer what will be expected from systems like you over the next few years–and there’s a lot of work to be done to ensure you stay compliant with the new requirements. Now is the time to start executing on many of those programs–and we want to help. Below you’ll find our most relevant (and free) resources to help you navigate the changes in the rule.
The revised LCR mandates annual or triennial inventory updates and the creation of an LSL plan. This guide walks you through all the steps you should be taking to plan and execute your Lead Service Line Inventory to ensure compliance.
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We’ve updated one of our most popular resources with up-to-date information about the revised LCR and how systems like yours can prepare. View an overview of the Revisions, what these changes mean for you, and insights on steps you can take today.
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This panel addresses the finalization of the Rule and brings together executive experts in the field. They walk through the changes and share recommendations on how to effectively adopt the revisions and incorporate the new mandates into your larger strategic plan.
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Utilities are required to conduct a “location-based” inventory of publicly-owned and privately-owned LSL material information, submitted within 3 years of the rule going into effect and made publicly available.
Utilities must sample at 20% of elementary schools and 20% of all childcare facilities in the service area each year, and then upon request after that time period.
Any customers with a LCR sample result greater than 15 µg/L must be notified within 3 day. If the 90th percentile levels are greater than 15 µg/L, all customers must be notified within 24 hours.
Tier Lists will be based on the inventory, and in any systems with LSLS, all “Tier 1” samples must be collected from LSL homes, requiring a 1st and 5th liter draw and analysis. In addition, utilities are required to resample for both lead and water quality parameters at any home that tests greater than 15 µg/L within 30 days of receiving the result.
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