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Construction

Aug. 27, 2010

State Ends Dispute Over Plastic Pipe

The California Building Standards Commission officially ended a decades long dispute over the public health and safety risks of a certain type of plastic pipe used as plumbing for drinking water.

By Richie Duchon

Daily Journal Staff Writer

The California Building Standards Commission has officially ended a decades-long dispute over the public health and safety risks of a plastic pipe used as plumbing for drinking water.

The commission's 7-0 vote Aug. 16 approved a settlement on a contentious environmental impact report to allow the statewide use of cross-linked polyethelene tubing, or PEX plastic pipe. The novel use...

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