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MI SB0731
Bill
AI Summary
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Water suppliers applying for assistance from the safe drinking water fund must submit a complete application including financial documentation, project plans, permits, and various certifications to the Department of Environmental Quality.
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Water suppliers are not required to certify they will operate and maintain any portion of projects that funds the replacement of private service lines.
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Applications must include agreements that water suppliers will operate in compliance with state and federal laws, maintain accounts according to generally accepted accounting practices, and retain records for a minimum of 3 years after project operation begins.
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Water suppliers must provide written authorizations allowing the department to examine the physical plant and review operational or financial records, and must require similar authorizations from all contractors and consultants.
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The state is not liable for any costs incurred by water suppliers or service providers in developing or submitting an application for assistance under this program.
Legislative Description
Water; quality; use of safe drinking water revolving fund; clarify operation and maintenance of private service lines. Amends sec. 5409 of 1994 PA 451 (MCL 324.5409).
Water: quality
Last Action
Referred To Committee On Government Operations
2/2/2016