County may hand small water system oversight back to the state

In plain English

The Board would decide whether to end the county Environmental Health program that oversees qualifying small water systems and return that authority to the State Water Resources Control Board.

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Official wording

Consider ending the Local Primacy Agency operated by Environmental Health and return primacy for qualifying small water systems back to the State Water Resources Control Board (Health Services Agency)

Official agenda Staff Report Letter of the Water Advisory Commission on LPAs LPA Continuation Survey Results Item 7 - Local Primacy Agency (LPA) Presentation Item 7 comment_Adams, D Item 7 comment_Steinbruner, B Item 7 Public Comment Doc

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