Item 59 (C): shall submit to the MDEQ an operations plan for the corrosion control equipment “City submitted in weekly format including monitoring, calibration, verification and daily monitoring of finished water corrosion control parameters” The Administration Group and Public Health Group have been assigned to this task. Weekly updates are being posted to the Flint Water website. MDEQ will work with the City of Flint and consultants, as appropriate, to work on a comprehensive plan. This task is completed and ongoing. On 5/23/2016, the DEQ posted daily worksheets for the phosphoric acid feed system on submitted by the City to document their oversight of the corrosion control treatment. EPA Identified Deficiency #7: Respondents have submitted an inadequate operations plan for the corrosion control equipment and daily monitoring of finished water corrosion control parameters (Paragraph 59(c)). Assigned to Public Health Group in coordination with the City of Flint. Completion of this task is ongoing. The primary response and current status are supplied in the context of the letter from Director Keith Creagh to the EPA dated 03/08/16 which can be found at under SDWA Emergency Order, MI DEQ Response. Based upon an additional request from the EPA, beginning April 15, 2016, the weekly reports are being posted to the Web site in Excel. EPA Order Due Date: 02/05/2016 Item 61: must demonstrate and MDEQ must ensure the city has necessary capable and “City qualified personnel to perform duties in PWS” The Administration and Public Health Group has been assigned to this task in coordination with the City of Flint. City of Flint has submitted a list of employees and their drinking water certifications to MDEQ. Review of this information by MDEQ has been completed. This task is completed and ongoing. Explanatory information, including a water treatment plant org chart and employee position descriptions, has been posted to the Flint Water website to supplement information originally posted to the web. An F1 certified Water Plant Supervisor began work on March 28, 2016; interviews were conducted on April 12, 2016, for the vacant Public Works Director; and up to 16 additional positions associated with water plant, lab analysis, and distribution system support are pending interview and hiring processes. As the City continues to make staffing decisions that augment their organizational structure, the MDEQ will post materials to the Web site once they are received from the City. The last information that was provided was posted on February 12, 2016.
Item 59 (C): “City shall submit to the MDEQ an operations plan for the corrosion control equipment submitted in weekly format including monitoring, calibration, verification and daily monitoring of finished water corrosion control parameters” The Administration Group and Public Health Group have been assigned to this task. Weekly updates are being posted to the Flint Water website. MDEQ will work with the City of Flint and consultants, as appropriate, to work on a comprehensive plan. This task is completed and ongoing. On 5/23/2016, the DEQ posted daily worksheets for the phosphoric acid feed system on submitted by the City to document their oversight of the corrosion control treatment. EPA Identified Deficiency #7: Respondents have submitted an inadequate operations plan for the corrosion control equipment and daily monitoring of finished water corrosion control parameters (Paragraph 59(c)). Assigned to Public Health Group in coordination with the City of Flint. Completion of this task is ongoing. The primary response and current status are supplied in the context of the letter from Director Keith Creagh to the EPA dated 03/08/16 which can be found at under SDWA Emergency Order, MI DEQ Response. Based upon an additional request from the EPA, beginning April 15, 2016, the weekly reports are being posted to the Web site in Excel. EPA Order Due Date: 02/05/2016 Item 61: “City must demonstrate and MDEQ must ensure the city has necessary capable and qualified personnel to perform duties in PWS” The Administration and Public Health Group has been assigned to this task in coordination with the City of Flint. City of Flint has submitted a list of employees and their drinking water certifications to MDEQ. Review of this information by MDEQ has been completed. This task is completed and ongoing. Explanatory information, including a water treatment plant org chart and employee position descriptions, has been posted to the Flint Water website to supplement information originally posted to the web. An F1 certified Water Plant Supervisor began work on March 28, 2016; interviews were conducted on April 12, 2016, for the vacant Public Works Director; and up to 16 additional positions associated with water plant, lab analysis, and distribution system support are pending interview and hiring processes. As the City continues to make staffing decisions that augment their organizational structure, the MDEQ will post materials to the Web site once they are received from the City. The last information that was provided was posted on February 12, 2016.