It’s a weeknight in Newark’s West Ward. Roughly two dozen residents sit patiently waiting for city Department of Water and Sewer Utilities officials to start a presentation. “About the water updates and the lead service line replacement discussion,” announces a city official, asking residents to take their seats. “My home has been tested,” said Daniel Gibson, a retired West Ward resident. “I do have a lead service line and I’m awaiting the city coming in to take it out.” Gibson has lived in his