To: Charles Winfrey, Human Services Committee Chairperson
From: Pamela B. Hackert, MD, JD, MPH, Medical Health Officer
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RE: Request to approve Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) FY24 LHD Grant Agreement
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BOARD ACTION REQUESTED:
Committee approval and referral to the Board of Commissioners. For the Period: October 1, 2023, through September 30, 2024, Amount: Not to exceed $318,306 Funding Account: State Participation - $318,306 Swimming Pools - 2210-626.02-558.000-$15,690.00 Noncommunity - 2210-626.03-558.000-$299,261.00 Long Term Monitoring - 2210-626.05--558.000-$2450 Campgrounds - 2210-626.06-558.000-$905.00 Funding Source: Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) $318,306
BACKGROUND:
This is an annual renewal contract for noncommunity Public Drinking Water Supply, Long-Term Drinking Water Monitoring, Campgrounds and Public Swimming Pools.
DISCUSSION:
These grant funds cover inspections, monitoring, surveillance of treatment systems, staff salaries, new and replacement, noncommunity water supply well (Type II), for Genesee County. Additionally, it pays for pool and campground inspections. Lastly it pays for the long-term monitoring of known areas of well drinking water contamination.
IMPACT ON HUMAN RESOURCES:
The employees involved in these programs will continue to require the same human resources services that they've been receiving.
IMPACT ON BUDGET:
No additional General fund appropriation is needed. The budget amendment is in process.
IMPACT ON FACILITIES:
The employees involved in these programs will continue to use the same facilities that they have been using.
IMPACT ON TECHNOLOGY:
The employees involved in these programs will continue to use the same technology that they have been using.
CONFORMITY TO COUNTY PRIORITIES:
The noncommunity and Long-Term Monitoring programs continually perform inspections and samples water for coliform and E. coli bacteria, Nitrate...
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