Summary
The city is committing to replace 600-800 lead and unknown water service lines at full public cost, backed by an $8 million state grant. Homeowners won't pay, but pipes inside homes remain the owner's responsibility.
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Last discussed Mar 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
An $8 million grant covers the work, with $2.4 million as a 0% 40-year loan; homeowners pay nothing.
✅Who benefits
Homeowners with lead or unknown service lines get free replacements and safer drinking water.
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