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The revisions were designed to improve how communities treat and test for lead in drinking water and force quicker regulatory response when lead is detected.
A proposed Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) update would lower the permissible lead limit and require utilities to map all service lines containing lead.
The association is opposed to further lowering requirements for flow volumes and flush volumes for plumbing fixtures beyond those limits provided in the U.S. EPA WaterSense Program.
Otto and Atlantic had two prior Occupational Safety and Health Administration violations in 2007 and again in 2012 for failing to utilize trench safety precautions
The report examines six areas where the water access gap is particularly acute and makes several recommendations to help close the water gap in the United States.
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