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�� Grant Agreement Number �� }� Bet�veen the Minnesota Department of Health and The City of Centerville pw7lps, spill containment, or feed tubing, must be provided by either the chemical company that will supply the chemical feed equipment, or by a Minnesota-licensed professional engineer. The submission must identify the location of chemical feed equipment and injectors; include equipment manufacturer's pamphlets; be signed and dated on all drawing and specification pages by a chemical company ' representative; be readable; comply with applicable installation rules. Please note that no fluoridation rocess e ui ment is to be urchased or construction is to take lace until the installation and/or l� 9 P P P construction plans have been reviewed and approved by tlle MDH Drinking Water Protection Section and a grant agreement signed with the MDH. Plans and specifications must be submitted to David Rindal, Public Health Engineer, at one of the addresses in the table below: Street Address (hand or courier delivery) U.S. Postal Service Mailing Address Minnesota Department of Health Minnesota Department of Health Drinking Water Protection Section Drinlcing Water Protection Section 625 Robert Street North � P.O. Box 64975 Saint Paul, MN 55155-2538 Saint Paul, MN 55164-0975 There is no applicable plan review fee for projects awarded Community Fluoridation grants." "Due to possible future changes to recommended and/or mandatory fluoride content at Minnesota municipal public water supplies, consideration should be given to the range of chemical feed rates possible from any installed metering pumps. Funded pumps should have the capability to achieve optimal fluoride content (0.9 to 1.5 mg/L) while allowing for the possible need for turn-down to a concentration between 0.6 and 1.0 zng/L. Most pumps perform most accurately near mid-range of the stroke length and stroke frequency and should be selected accordingly." Contact the MDH District Engineer upon installation/start-up for on-site inspection and water sample collection Re�orting RecLuirements: ' • The results of performing the work that is described in the grant application; • The total amount of grant funds that were expended to perform application work item; • Confirmation, through quarterly split samples submitted to the MDH Public Health Laboratory, that any funded fluoride analysis equipment is providing accurate fluoride concentration results within six (6) months of grant execution. • Confirniation that any funded fluoridation process equipment is in place and administering appropriate fluoride content into the drinking water within six (6) months of grant execution. II. CONSIDERATION AND TERMS OF PAYMENT A. Consideration for all services performed by GR.A.NTEE pursuant to this grant agreement shall be paid by the STATE as follows: HE-01550-14 (Ol/10) Grant Agreement Page 2 i 32