; and (6) require that a summary of the information submitted be included in a public water system’s annual consumer confidence report required under section 1414(c)(4). (d) Reported water main break and repair information The rule issued under subsection (c) shall require each public water system serving more than 10,000 persons to submit to the Administrator the following information with respect to each reported water main break in the public water system: (1) To the extent practicable, the time and date the reported water main break was reported to the public water system. (2) The specific location of the reported water main break. (3) The size, type, age, and bedding material of the broken water main. (4) The elapsed time from the initial report of the water main break to the public water system to the completion of repairs. (5) The amount of water escaping from the public water system between the time of the report and the repair, estimated in accordance with Water Audits and Loss Control Programs, Manual—36 (2016) published by the American Water Works Association or any successor manual. (6) The estimated cost of repairing the reported water main break and associated public infrastructure, including pavement restoration, and the cost of any damage to other public or private property. (e) Annual report Not later than 4 years after the date of enactment of this section, and annually thereafter, the Administrator shall prepare and make available to the public a report summarizing and evaluating submissions by public water systems pursuant to this section. Such report shall include information and recommendations concerning the methods and resources needed by public water systems to reduce the frequency, duration, and cost of water main breaks. . 3003. Sustainable Water Loss Control Program (a) Technical assistance and grant program The Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency shall establish and carry out a program to— (1) make grants to public water systems to voluntarily undergo an audit of the