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oon161. Will There Be · Changes by the EPA? (Contilwt'dfrom Pagt' 16) conference or regional committees to assist in the formulation of neceSs.1ry changes. Another ap- proach that will have to be taken is to con\"ince the Legislature that changes are needed. We feel that the ErA may be gathering information to begin lobbying directly for these changes. In conclusion, we feel that the ErA is ready to begin the process of making changes to their regula- tions to make them mOfe realistic. To assist this process, we as .l. municipal government need to as.'.,ist by providing input as often as possible and by pressuring the Legislature to enact the required leg- islation to allow the EPA to make the necessary changes in their regulations. Operator Certification Emm 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 P.III. Satllrday, Augllst 15, 1992 -PlIeblo All ClaNS ilIltl Levels . D-level Walk-illS AW1Jted Public Tap Water Termed An American Bargain . (NU)---<:osting much less than a penny a glass, and delivered to your home 24 hours a da)~ the water from your public drinking water tap is a bargain, according to the l\:ational Rural \Alater A...sociation. Already a g()(Xi value, America's drinking water supplies represent a quality product as well. Ameri- cans can tra\"el anywhere in the country and rest a.;,- sUled that public water supplies are safe to drink. Public drinking water utilities are required to meet stringent quality control standards mandated by the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act and to notify the public if a contaminant L., fonnd that exceeds public health protection standards. 111L... public notification requirement is a cheap health insurance policy, according to ......'ater association offi- ciaL". \Vater is inexpensi....e and contains no calories, fat cholesterol or artificial sweeteners. That makes water a great health drink and one of America's best values. - - - - - - -CRUJ"'- - - - - -- - -- WW',,~ ~~ ..- S/lown z.;siting with Congressman Wayne Allard 011 problems facing rural towns and water/wastewa- ter utilities are C. A. Cannon, NRWA Director from Delta; llennan Wooten,' Congressman Allard, from Colorado's 4th District; and Roy lleald, President of _ CRWA. Among topics of concern by Rep. Allard are fi- nancing tUld tlte increasing cost of regulations in Colorado. As a state legislator, 1'v1r. Allard intro- duced Imtl puslled tlrrougll som/! of the more positive laws bNlefiting nlral communities. The Best BuV ' , , Public Tap Water Soft Drinks $1,99 . Bottled Water $2,99 . Public Tap Water $0,002 . .. Ba."Cd on 2-lilre oOllles GtDhc tl~ NclTor'(ll In.rd Wale' AsloclCfIon 17