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EPCOR is committed to ensuring that we protect both your safety and the safety of our workers. When we conduct lead line replacement activities, our crews will maintain a safe physical distance and wear proper PPE at all times.
As part of our enhanced Lead Mitigation Program, we have identified homes based on our sampling data that are priority lead service line replacements in Edmonton. The Lead Service Line Replacement Program was approved by City Council and City Administration in July 2019 and will remove priority lead lines throughout the city free of charge. The lead service line program along with the addition of orthophosphate will help us to proactively meet the new Health Canada Guideline and ensure compliance testing at the customer's tap.
EPCOR is proposing to end its current practice of replacing just the utility portion of a lead service line while leaving the private portion in place as it can elevate lead levels at the tap. On a go-forward basis, EPCOR is proposing to replace the private portion any time it replaces the utility portion.
EPCOR is proposing to accelerate the replacement of any lead service lines (private and utility portions) that is above the Health Canada Guideline (based on testing) after the implementation of orthophosphate.
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The pipe that connects your property's plumbing to the water main in the street is called a service line. The EPCOR portion of the service line runs from the water main under the street or alley to the property line, and the homeowner portion of the service line runs from the property line to the water meter in your home.