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    State’s Lead Pipes Getting Replaced With EPA Funds

    By Curtis Tate,

    12 hours ago
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    Richard Kesling
    5h ago
    I think there was an omission in the article. It should mean no cost to the Water Board as they've already filed for a rate increase. Their cost may be free, but how much will it cost the landlord or property owner to replace cement if those lines are under it?
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