Lead Service Line Replacement Program

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This site will provide community members with program updates, as well as information on upcoming project areas and more. For detailed information about the lead program, visit AuroraGov.org/Lead.

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At Aurora Water, nothing is more important than ensuring the health of our community by providing clean, safe and reliable water. To achieve this, we're offering the Lead Service Line Replacement Program at no cost to you.

Do you live in an older home? If your home was built in 1960 or earlier in Original Aurora, it might have a water pipe made of lead or galvanized steel, materials that can potentially release lead into the water.

What we're doing: Aurora Water and our contractors are checking these old pipes for free. If we find a lead or galvanized steel pipe, we will replace it with a safe copper service line for free. Normally, this costs approximately $10,000.

Here's how it works:

Within a month before work is planned, we will let you know by mail we're coming. Construction updates will also be available on this site.
72-hours before the inspection, we will leave a doorhanger.
During the service line inspection, we'll create a couple of small, 6" holes to view the pipe.
The holes will be covered and the landscape will be restored, as close as possible, to its pre-construction state.
If we find a lead or galvanized steel pipe, the property will be added to our replacement schedule. Replacements will begin in 2025 and by state and federal regulations must be completed by 2037.

Your part: If you're the property owner, all you need to do is sign the Acknowledgement and Agreement Form saying you're okay with us replacing lead or galvanized steel pipes if found during the inspection.The form links are on the top right of this page under Important Links.

Stay tuned: We're planning when and where we will be replacing the lead and galvanized steel pipes found during inspections. Check back for updates on this site.

For more detailed information about the Lead Service Line Replacement Program, visit AuroraGov.org/Lead. Questions? You can ask on this page, or contact us through the Lead Hotline at 720.859.4411 or at leadreplacement@auroragov.org.

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Here's how it works:

Within a month before work is planned, we will let you know by mail we're coming. Construction updates will also be available on this site.
72-hours before the inspection, we will leave a doorhanger.
During the service line inspection, we'll create a couple of small, 6" holes to view the pipe.
The holes will be covered and the landscape will be restored, as close as possible, to its pre-construction state.
If we find a lead or galvanized steel pipe, the property will be added to our replacement schedule. Replacements will begin in 2025 and by state and federal regulations must be completed by 2037.

Stay tuned: We're planning when and where we will be replacing the lead and galvanized steel pipes found during inspections. Check back for updates on this site.

Questions?

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Pablo chaverri asked 7 months ago

Continuamos realizando inspecciones en Aurora original que continuarán hasta 2025 y enviaremos a los propietarios una carta 30 días antes de la inspección programada.
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Casey asked 7 months ago

You can find the Agreement form on the top right side of the Engage Aurora's Lead Service Line Replacement Program page under important links, or at Auroragov.org/lead and by scrolling down to a gray button under important links on the left side of the page. Or click on this link: Agreement to Participate in Lead Service Line Replacement Program
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Tony71526 asked 7 months ago

Lead was sometimes used in homes built before 1960. If your home was built in 1959 or ealier and you are the property owner, please complete the Acknowledgement and Agreement Form. If you're not certain when your home was built, please provide your address to our Lead Service Line Replacement Program hotline by calling 720.859.4411 and they can look up your address.
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nard68 asked 7 months ago

Aurora Water is focusing the Lead Service Line Replacment Program in Original Aurora, the oldest part of the city, for homes built in 1959 or earlier. We are asking property owners in this area to sign an Acknowlegement and Agreement Form, which can be found on the upper right side of Engage Aurora, or visit Acknowledgement and Agreement Form.
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nard68 asked 7 months ago

Aurora Water began investigations, which is considered our first phase of this program, last year. We will continue investigations through this year and into 2025.
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spies1959 asked 7 months ago

Our current scope is for homes built in 1959 or earlier. Statewide, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has not show homes built prior to 1959 as having lead. If you'd like to see what we have listed for your service line material, you can call our Lead Service Line Replacement Program at 720.859.4411.
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gerri asked 7 months ago

The link to the Acknowledgement and Agreement form is on the top right of the page. You can also access it here: Acknowledgement and Agreement Form.
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Gerald S Platts asked 7 months ago

Thank you for your question. The Lead Service Line Replacement Program is free. This includes the service line investigation, as well as replacement of the service line if lead or galvanized steel are found. If anyone asks you for a payment, they are not part of the Aurora Water program.
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AGC444 asked 7 months ago

Thank you for your question. If the contractor damages your sprinkler system during the inspection or service line replacement, the sprinkler system will be repaired at no cost to the property owner or tenant.
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Pat asked 7 months ago

Hi, Pat. If we have in our records that a water service line is copper, we are not investigating the service line. If you would like to email your address with your question, we can check to see what we have listed for your property. The email address is LeadReplacement@auroragov.org. You can also call the lead hotline at 720.859.4411.

Page last updated: 22 Oct 2024, 09:18 AM

Lead Service Line Replacement Program

Questions?

Cuando lo realizarian???

Hello, I cannot locate the link to enroll in this program and sign the acknowledgments.

How this program works we have real old pipes I think is galvanize

How do we qualify for this service?

When will the service start for this program?

My house was built in 1962 and I’m wondering if it’s with in your Survey scope

where do I enroll in the program? gerri

Do I have to pay for anything?

If my line needs to be replaced and Aurora Water or its contractors damage my sprinkler system in the process of replacing the line, will they pay to repair the sprinkler system?

i would like to know why this is being done again sense it was done not too long ago and I was certified copper from meter to house. I do not want it done again.

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