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Replacing LSLs while developing the inventory may createsynergies or introduce opportunities for cost-savings.  \n• This guidance covers the lifecycle of the inventory, including inventory creation, inventory updates, material investigations, system reporting, state review, and public accessibility of service line information . The inventory is based on the best available data and should improve over time with updated information .  \n• States may have passed laws or regulations for a service line inventory that are more stringent than the federal inventory requirements .  \n• For water systems, a comprehensive and accurate service line inventory will facilitate LCRR compliance, improve LSLR program efficiency, provide greater public health protection, potentially assist in obtaining external funds for inventory development and LSLR, and provide potential cost savings .  \n• For states, a robust inventory will provide information for oversight and reporting.  \nEPA Final Guidance  \nChapter 2-Elements of the Inventory  \nLCRR Requirements  \n• The inventory must include all service lines connected to the public water distribution system regardless of intended use (40 CFR § 141.84(a)(2)) . Lead connectors, gooseneck, and pigtails are not required to be included unless required by the state.  \n• The inventory must include information on both the system-and customer-owned portions where ownership is split (40 CFR § 141.84(a)(4)) .  \n• Service lines must be classified as lead, GRR, non-lead (or the actual material), or lead status unknown service lines (or unknown) (40 CFR § 141.84(a)(4)) .  \n• A classification of non-lead must be supported by evidence-based records, methods, or techniques to prove it is not lead or GRR (40 CFR § 141.84(a)(4)(iii)) .  \n• The water system must create and maintain an inventory that includes the exact address associated with each service line connected to the public water system (40 CFR § 141.84(a)) .  \n• An inventory of lead and GRR service lines must be made publicly available, but the LCRR does not require the publicly available inventory to include the specific address of each lead and GRR service line. 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