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Highland Park Fire Department
This document is a plain-language summary of the 2024 Administrative Compliance Agreement (ACA) between Highland Park and the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE), effective April 26, 2024. It outlines Highland Park's ongoing compliance obligations related to water infrastructure and management. Key requirements include annual valve and hydrant inspections, leak surveys, updates to planning documents (Reliability Study, General Plan, CIP, Asset Management Plans), retention of an EGLE-approved operator (Metro Consulting Associates), annual independent rate studies, consistent GLWA payment requirements, water master meter installation, and annual proposals for water main and lead service line replacements. The agreement details continuous reporting and compliance activities with various due dates, with many requirements being ongoing until water main replacements are complete.
Effective Date
Apr 26, 2024
Expires
Effective: Apr 26, 2024
Highland Park Fire Department
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This document is a plain-language summary of the 2024 Administrative Compliance Agreement (ACA) between Highland Park and the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE), effective April 26, 2024. It outlines Highland Park's ongoing compliance obligations related to water infrastructure and management. Key requirements include annual valve and hydrant inspections, leak surveys, updates to planning documents (Reliability Study, General Plan, CIP, Asset Management Plans), retention of an EGLE-approved operator (Metro Consulting Associates), annual independent rate studies, consistent GLWA payment requirements, water master meter installation, and annual proposals for water main and lead service line replacements. The agreement details continuous reporting and compliance activities with various due dates, with many requirements being ongoing until water main replacements are complete.
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