Is There a Role for Trenchless Technologies in LCR Compliance?

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By Jonathon Meyer

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) revisions that are currently under consideration are anticipated to have far-reaching implications on the capital and operating costs of cities, towns and agencies with lead service lines (LSLs). The full replacement of LSLs will be an essential element of complying with the LCR requirements and will require substantial funding. As such, the use of innovative technologies can be a key component in minimizing the per service line replacement unit cost.

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